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The Daily Dispatch: March 4, 1863., [Electronic resource], Progress of the war. (search)
Servile war. We have often referred to the fact that American abolitionism has always derived its most malignant inspirations from English abolitionism; but we were not aware until lately that even the infamous emancipation programme of Lincoln had been on one occasion recommended by high literary authority in Great Britain, as the most, and indeed the only, effectual way of carrying on war with America. A friend has put in our hands an article of Frazer's Magazine, published at the time of the Canadian troubles in 1838, when a war between the United States and England seemed imminent, under the title of "War with America a Blessing to Mankind." The writer discusses, in the first place, the ordinary notion of levying war in the old fashioned style, by sending a military and naval expedition against the North. He contends that England cannot do this with any chance of success, and that she cannot afford a protracted contest with the United States, because France might embra