The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08

sssss,
sausht an opptsl l0hltyS 70 tYtaah Tho
taAmosloan Uni0H, Tho 80 epok oogy0 spoiIs
donSe betwe on II uasell and Paln1egstonyi
which sis ayai!sb 3 q 8 h Al
public ~ saa its gasMoa fos tiopsl lasl.y
soil wrote on October ~ ! 1856 io
h Lord PslmofaSon 10 on oernipg g. tho3ioping
ion Of ibo Fronoh ministers sAt IWasbjpgs
toh, that the Blockade should be raiaod,
by outside foroe: s
There iB muoh 600 lSsonaein,M Mereier's
observations. But WeSnu ustSWait stsl am
persuaded thatif wo do anything itmWst
boIon "a aggtandls oalo. SsIts will not do for
England and Ffanoat 3 break [ lie bio6k-
ado for thesr axe of gettingootton.f;l3ut, i; 4,
id Europe, powers bavo ton s,said 10
belligoronts !, Make up y our quarroisS
We pro pose 'to KiiVo oatef6is 81 paoiiio..
ton which wo tiink fair And |equiaplo.8
i YOU soogps them, Wellfapd good. But,
X your adversary aSocpts them, and If
you refuse them. our madia.isa ;statt
amend, 9nd you mu,t1 expe0s to SEQ tis
your enemies, FRANCO would bo Quite
ready TO hold this language wlthsus.iFlfE
su0h Q poll - were to be adopted tho
time for IT would 10 Che end of tue year
or Immediately before tho mooting of
parl stl A n MS e ~ i gtt &
t6st otter; sforo us today & wc
can moro fully understand the curt.
psremtory, b.lliooao,la, guago in which
Lord Russell about six wee ks Glhttr
oouohcd his draft Of tho note to the
British minister at Washington do
andicg Il Q rcleaso OF Mason and
Sildell, and an apology fors.iholr sc,z8
uro. sLo: d Russell saww il tho TienIt
affair tt opportunity TO intotveno in
tho var wh Oh 10 had .beon alrealy y an. (.
tioipatiug In his soeret Correspond dSnos.
with Lord Palmerston. And kLo ring
tba.lho British cabinet waa 4 On the
lookout ct that timp e Or, d ohaGoof to
holp Tho south, we osn. better appi aiso
tho value of tho queen 9 pacific aBeI vice
in rewriting Lord Ru;soll's dispatch.
Less than Is year. BAdi 'tassea after
tho 'Ttont atfairsId tho lamsnted doath
Of Abort the Good when, her majesty 3
ministers wero again plotting Tor the
uudoing OF America On September
ID, 1852 tho premier wrote this niotet
1 my Doar Russoll:6iTho detailed az,
counts giyonln tho Observer of5.today
OF tho battles of August 20 and 80 be-
tween Jonfe dorates and Federals ,sho9
thas sho iat.or got @ Very complete
smashing; and ii seoms not' altogether
unlikely that still creator disast era
await ,them, and Il al evorl Washington
or Baltimore may jall into tho banda
Of the .Donfadofatoa, NIflE lEthis sKould
happg.n, T9}pld {9}. itIsA,ot bso timofor gg 70
sconside or ahother.ints, ,suoh % statoi Of
thippgs England aud 'Eran6c might ntt
address the oontondingspAgtisat and rei
commend an a#angomentDn tho pasis
Of separation2'
Lord Russell had noted. tho .ssiycry
smlaNslhlipg,adofoas, and was prompt 10
answer I,'ff& tft tax als2 Esj.i si&ts " t.sI
'MyD. az iallncrston: Whether tho
Federal eHraAY is' destroyed or not, lit Is
clear that 1t. Sss ~ u. has s.mado MOI pros
gross in hubduing tho insnrgent, States
Such bolng The caAo,sI agree with .ou
that the timo ia como for q q ..ting mo
dialion to tho Unit ID States govern.
montNWith a. vje9 toHth6' II eo6gnition.
of the Independence Of tho sCopf or.
atees' ti,aeree iurth or that, tia cabS iof
failure, ;Yos soug htt ourselves to rs6og
inlzs the Soathyrn' Statos as an ind pom:
don't. State! For tho purpose Of taking
SO important q step, ] think No NUT
hsyea mooting OF tho cabinet. Tho
23dIo 30th would suit me for tho meet
ing We ought, then, if wo agreo on
such!a stop, tpspIo oposa it. first, to France,
and thon, on the ibart OF England AID
Franco, TO RGssia9and at he5t poSwfesrs oSsf 4 AZ
q a.qeasuro decide eylho 3 ;abylg1i iias SEiNJ
Solts to max duTsaly yes safe III CyakSt:ss2ssS
n6fesSy3 ending NOR 1850 ps Il t6orS
| MISUNDERSTANDING those Ewe2 have ipSh Sh;few
detensibl posts before winter sets in.. Y
+ Tho wholo esoheme Of finally destroyv
ingStho5 American Union i8y Europoai, 1,
intervention was thus, mapped OUT by
tho Brsiish foreign ministors az oarlv
IS adptpmbori7, l8e2. PsImeratop als an
,,sReyed the 23d that ho thought Rus.
l'solls plau ITO bocxoollent. Horather
Eobjeoted, however, ITO asking Russia to
| join in .the offer of mediatjon,''' BE.
esaSS y na shS you'd be too falY; favorable 70
The plotting Of her amajesiys minis.
tcrs Was at that point, however, check.
ed BY tho failure OF tho army Of Nor
thern; Virginia to defeat lie forces un
dorlGen. McOle]lan!at tho, battle of,An
tistam and tho out como, Of. tho mex
meeting. oE Tho ,British cabinet wa
that tho ministry decided not to }moy, ,imrro,y
lin the matt6r Nor, did thpy fibd IA
| othor OPPORTUNITY! Tho later attomp
4 intervention, which was engineered
Iaby Louis Napoleon, met .airosoldte op
Jypo1ent in Russia, whose goot was son
| to New sYork+in 1868 on.a noat ,,signifi
| can't mission. Viokaburg'aa9 Gettys
burg, also, BROUGHT. tho plotterrs to 4 'rie
i alization 'ofi'thos utter futility of th,
Il Who!o programme. ~ = y Z; '-s.., = 4. vs.
| The queen was not without attach
mont for Louis Napoleon, and .espooi
4 ally for his,Hife, EugGnio, but. there. il
| no evidonos that i ahe ever, displayed
i interest in, or ovon had knowledge of
thejintorvontion GO ipirSoy, which he
own ministers ,apdiNapoleons nursedl {,
long and tonderlys Her racord in lha
| ohtire crisis was mado up in the Iron
| affair, which was the turning point ii
our conntry's foreign relations durih
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