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between Carolina Meridionale and other States, under the name of the
'United States of America, " and when you/he/she was understood that other
Is Southern they would follow soon this example, British opinion believed
and it hoped that the breakup had been brought defeasible peaceably. Up to that him
become clear that war would achieve, still the South was damned from the
you press as looking for the maintenance of a bad institution. Slavery was
it also affirmed more vigorously as the ignoble one and it soles cause. In the
number for April, 1861, the _Edinburgh Review_ attributed the whole one
the slavery difficulty, affirmed that British understanding would have been with the
party of anti-slavery, advanced still the theory that the a lot of resolution of
the union would accelerate the last extinction of slavery since economic
the competition with a neighbouring been free, the north would force the
Same south to abandon his "national and beloved institution[51]."
On receipt of the news from Carolina Meridionale, the _Times_, in a long and
attentively envoy in words publishing, taken on one to the time the causes attached of
secession, dismissed them as inadequate, and concluded, "... we am not able
disguises from us that, separately from all the political complications,
there am a right and an evil in this question, and that the right
it belongs, with all of his/her advantages, to States of the North[52]." Three
later it affirmed days, "The north is for the liberty of discussion the,
South represses liberty of discussion with the tar-brush and the
pine-fagot." It is January 10 "States Southern they were waited again,
understanding for their enterprise from the public opinion of this country.
The tone of the press has already done a lot for undeceiving them...."
The metropolitan one and the provincial press, expressed in general
similar feelings, although there were exceptions. The _Dublin News_
published with approval to which a long communication has addressed to Irish
house and to the foreign countries: "... there is no earth of power on or in sky that is able