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The Daily Dispatch: August 1, 1863., [Electronic resource], Recognition (search)
Government do not see that the opportunity has arisen" "for advising the re-establishment of peace in America !" The discussion of this subject is with the Foreign Powers, the Confederates are not pressing it. It might have died months ago for us. We may look on and or criticise what falls from Ministers of State about us with no small amount of composure, since we ask nothing and expect very little if anything. We know who our fast friend is in the European diplomacy. That man is Louis Napoleon. He is as much the friend of justice, however, as he is of us, in this matter. It is not probable that his inclination or his interests will permit of long delay in recognizing the Southern Confederacy. England we should think would be forced to concur, but this may be a mistaken idea. She may not be satisfied with the amount of blood that has been shed — she may not think the heroism and constancy displayed by our people entitle us to her recognition. But whatever she thinks the co