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London, England, 1855-02-06 00:00:00

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as I stated le et chi time, tie, if los
may was of paelthrilhostitiltrhave applied immehateg
the Prime Meister. Is @bort, aii whole imprimis
net that the Doke et Newcastle was Mt for the
ma, bat ae I Ms dated, that either the Prise
sot be este who will mostantly men himself is
oa awl loaloaing separations. or eke the War
mat be a person of eztrearbaary sassy aid
My Sahib es I have stated, sad as I will now stale,a
rif the Prime Ifilaister had bees ama whose push, sod
dkpeeition would have led him mostaatly to overlook sad
Mesa the prepasationo sad dispositions of the wee,
the Duke et Newcomb would has been found
perhetly eompetent for his departateat. I believe
ales that if Lord Aberdeen had had for Wes
Minister a perms of extraordinary nosy and authority is
ones, proved by the ohs he had before held, the Bed eif
Aberdeen said have been a Prime Meister it to eosins
ltit war to • aeosessful issue. Bet Ido not think the& t
Mealliaatiou did mire the ehaisney of the public
It wee, sir, it was is satire seformity with whatiertt
hilt that I addressed a prints letter, on the Sth if
WOW, to the Duke of Newcastle, in which I stated " You
Ms des all that ma be done." He had proposed mn-
mum which, however Ablest, had bees overruled by other
departments; it did sot depend ea hint to do more ; but, at
the me time, I wrote to another eallemps " That it was
very desirable that the prime Mister shateld4tent time to
time, lend to the War Dopartmeat that MOM which it
needed." Now, sir, I come to • see lossetnat question,
namely, the Mess that I lad allegatbee withdrawn my
propeeithe. eade is het, hoard sly elloka as Oh gab-
jest es he Islll et Deessiber. There mew two tusks,
whisk I divided bay labs, Mating has eau wee et mob
mos herrtems MIS Maher. 000 wer. ule he mil-
Sties She Iree D”oelateat, whether the ohne of leen-
tary of hole II e .Wee and Metes at War shed' both
remain, or be esselidated ; or whether there should be a
board of a stare to be aftermie determiaed on. The
other swedes was • M the Aldose of the War Depart.
meat, sad the mosso in whin Mode it wee placed.
The hose will see the two quoidene wen totally distinct
(Rear, hear.) Oa the subject et emseildaties I moialted •
she kisod who bed held the She el lbentery at Was,
ea
Seabed the mph and mosebedeni of the now 1
EMS Lied ?emu" Ikea w hem Owe null sot bea better
ealiMelig as le he conatitatiemet dm deportheat. I bad
some with kis hoe yes ea the 'abbot. 1
le tatiess.apimion, se he Meer was of no ism-
H lids Mud told me this he
thei hap sheidd be a at War abarereLff; w
the Mien a the army, sad sobordinate to the
.el Mho he Wm; but loaddeed is set to peaks a rap-
taw et the 'serum* Mt Ile oath& he le the ether
ir. I was Mr a leer Immomelso, whist wee Ger
edlisby my amble friend yesteeds,_ that I bed_ Ism sail
se ibs to Idol relating to doe OM being_ bald by the
Duke of Illowessede or Lard Pelsaersoon. That question
was seas MIS on • hr while I sonsidered
tbe esmoltutina of the . ftsrMat to be a it
=en chase Mask the of se • pesos oat et the
et bls ezporiesee—(bear, hear)—l woad have
though it highly improper to mesh his as to the person
when insglekto hold it. INS I elated es the 16th of De-
ming lad ishrenes to the pegged het the two shots
leenid le eimoildleted. I soy Mite MOW at that time—l
hew have Med he *Sea to Shies hem time to time,
mid MGM WI Mee stated it to Lord Aberdeen at the
time-Wit Ole be lied stated that he Gould not honestly
hessissed to the Ibsen that the Ake of Secretary of State
for the War Mad be taken out of the heads
el the Duke et MI placed la those of my noble
Mond he itsmslssj et he the Home Department, it
Oh Oh g4lsllslieet to king the question before the
=hems it they desidrn adversely to Lord Aber-
weal have beeegnivaleat to driving hiss from the
Miliell see Molt Is peedded; therefore, in deference
Bhdliget We Bu "MIS 'lithely in abeyance. not
zg so ea it—(besr, hear)—but
of beareing tee risk of breaking
tip he gestement ea t subject. Now, air, I admit
11116 soy likely I los to ens is that dote/naafis. Very
hie*, having fumed the egbirm that it was for the welfare
sthil Jillests het a huge Asa take pies, I ought to
hose onilmilled it to the Mika of he 'abet; if they
Mk& shave lees. hob M
_y• Tide. lowa I was
ems loth to botatithique So en • beision, when I
midered the whisk I held to Lord Aberdeen ;
=Mid Ss Shat mid slept 011100 wader hies, I
to seeintalabis owl therefore I was loth to go
that keg& As some@ went en, various questisas with
respect li the was Ms beagle under diseariosin
' all of MA I eatleaveured to give the best &list-
' else M leied Aberdeen, the Duke of Newcastle, sad
the eillailli-orith a view to improve the state of the array,
sod snide he future sem At the sass Ma I mist
say that, with respect to some of these queetions
—with respect, for Instance, to the quids which
,wee raise* is this house by my boa. friend the imp
1 her 10:04111b•ry (Mr. Layard daring last ashy as to
'ft dem me me oosio~oa Sof
,fibe sot etemendi was ost Ny MAMMA
=est the here ef the Isis erns is Mk bebg
reinforced, and s
_et the necessity of providing
me defence against • Mho 'evasion in that quarter.
Thee most bigermat subject eesepled my Lad very math;
Mel MOM 11011 that I met whit the support from Lard
Hberdetna whisk I had hoped I mid love bad when the
gobbet wee brought ender theamideredis tithe cabinet ;
hot, however, sit, I still Mimi • member et the gems-
meat. My noble friend the Secretary of State for the Home
Deposed aid the other night In answer to the statement
whisk I made, that I had not taken the right time or the
sight mode; that before the instils of parliament I ought
M hen brought under the consideration of the cabinet the
vied, la whisk a motion for inquiry was to be eneountered,
end thou seabed the deficiencies which I thought existed
with tier to ear military arrangements, both as pa-
galled ease of Secretary for War, and the other
se be made for earrying on the war.
rzirees"es that my noble friend was mistaken in that
view. (Apr.) lam quite willing to admit, e ken I per-
ceive as see, that I have committed that error. Ohm.)
I have oie boltatiai he Nyiaagß that it was an arm es y
part ail Mhaeo fully the in which 'I
should be piled ite Medea he Isgshould be side
ewer the shies whisk I had on tie: MON la
=s. Bat, Mks ersoishead thaterror, I felt thot I
be guilty of a still greaseless, that I head be
gels et ea ease la esciralisead then can be ere mad
politics without mid inorality—(ebeen)—tbat I should be
guilty of ea ins in Mality if I eased up ia thie Mae
and opposed Wilds, telling this Mem to be potted,
satisfied with the ureagemeate whisk were the g=l,
same
while at the ss time is my own mad I wee net
mad did not feel that they were likely to be Is
the cad to the country. (Cheers hem both ids
henee.) Ilk Wit baleen said that gems sat
have loses thleaSw‘that I should Mete Sea byg
ell=heel thee She d of the goverment:we
e reelembd together.efeat I cannot my hat Sket
den is eathlietery tit my mind, for it wpm ilisl
I were to take • comae which in esiornisee I
mid nee Wm (Leer, hear.) But there is else
the ether Samative to be masidesed. The goverment
might bavla= beaten, and I, with my- colleagues
S eibold t *Maim from mine, might have re.
Wised. Bat he•vent blab has been different. (Hoar;
bear.) A isoM Seta have declared in favour of the
laleinernomme of my assurance; and
rawhile etSdissatlelled with the war, I should have bad
son say Sad the responsibility of Meier; induced the
House of Comes to deride ea it would have dose. (Loud
cheers.) Well, sir, after all this obloquy, I must say I am
very glad that I did not incur that resposibility. (Hear,
hear.) Bat, sir, while mine his been called a hasty reeig-
oasis, I have bees struck by • stamout which was beilly
new te me, is which purports to be the speech of the Dale
of Newcastle, namely, that some days before the mein of
ti
parliament he (the Duce of Newcastle had pima his re-
signation in the bands of lord A end bed stated
that eves if no ,isle were psmsiems in as
Sea were Mee( —be reeks from the
office whisk be held, sad leave it to be 1111Mkby ems
other pews.. );low, sir, as I have said, I was Sake *mat
that say wish 'Spadoe had been offered (cheese) ; med if
maemortidol volubility, Ilium's that I think raineble
adobe to the China immediately to geese it,
without say twAker menunicatioa with me, was me-
what hmty. (Obsess.) I thigh it was due to me that he
should have iaterniei me of the mosuoicailea which he
hal Solved Ms hat Doke of
Si and we might
thee kohe esoihibd together werobse Si mien for b.
'llkley mold be MIS um . geed est wit i
(Bear.
_beim) Be Oat. Mem, ais it ma myyte
was WA Ms Mr Hatesty, and ea the meals
I roasts( glitter from Leal Aberdeen., wards it. Aed
new, dr, yen will pease posit moos that, keels been
rabbet temp simelenem Mae, ft amount of the sans
whisk thee assumed.liavis bees • made a meek far
obloquy he the last week, ea assain of Wets whisk I
then took—l have only to say that if my past pubffellb bat
not joatily me hem the harps of selliabeels end of
treachery—(lM andgenseal sheen)—l will seekateam_get
meats for the pupae
It is set that I ram eilljettehhiMiliVkilfaa=laZarep
hope that I have eaddpoled lieu by the seems obi& I
barn parsed dotting it effeawbeit shaded pailb NIL
Chests.) And here Ime observe ups sagas, ISM is said to have bees load by,tke noble duke to
I lasiest shelled. The noble duke sold fie the.
Aberdeen, after es het letter had beta resolved, 'se
give lord J. /tamed a pretest fee lonbi he
seeps his proposition." Now, sir, I mule Sy, SO SSW
dubs that for nearly two years I had bass • molleseleeto
maim of Lord Aberdeen's goverainen I 'oes
seated, after holding the ohm ef Prime.
• years sad a half, to serve tinder. Lm{
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the other day, la as a_ right Ms. geetlentan, to what
MI tithes plaw the ethaisithallea of Lard Grey, ia
order lellaint that jthth a geseseiing as I had suggested
was aat gut wlthist theistleat. I haw lately sees •
isttse Ma poets to wiles I sushi—a ilea whoa all
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lai".
liew=sishtatrala mile4as the
litaCilf
thei He al. 1--* Lewd beensed me
thee II wry ifiebsW the his gewenthest to have the
ad Lord Derby's Nests sad *swims is • pessi-
mist elleatila la the Calioth and be pregood to sae, is
bier to othet that eldest, is thesis the seals of the Colosial
isiselimilt. and Wimp the Privy Seel, width Lord Dar.
ben Weeded to gleepulbossir mini Ie
Iv that the
tePrikaniejsre=as the pubis.ik hal
Dal when it veld pat
to as as a great to Lewd Grey's govern-
ment, I felt or Lisposides to ellow say mood feel.
bp 111 interfere with• OR 11101114pmeat whisk was so
asselheditairstisi 11= iisquemi is is adopeics ;
Gad I Daley that I had dew so,
without may feeling of aaneyaess er anger against him."
Now, this is a perfectly sus and siattlimsassom of that
as ; and, I think, it Meath* Grath to the
oI t Lod Rip... (Het, hest I blew that
the sable duke is qaestion sight have abed la the
sums we/—that Lead Aberdeen night have go=
to say amble friend the Seseetary of !Data for the
Depertatent to inept the War Departmeat faits tele=
that if is the nook of November that doer
sada the abbey would have presented itself te this Moe
with a far Mawr pampa of obtainieg its essildow sad
sapped thee' it weld have had is tile way la latish it ear
Goodish. sowliteted. (Hew.) I did not urge that %Sive
es Lord Alierdeen I thought that after he bad sail his
sense of Janke prevented Mat hoes spelling to what I
proposed, the hope steaming sumo for his ministry was
am likely to lead a and of howls like Lord Aberdeen to
adapt a course which he mild not otherwise approve.
(Haar, hear.) And now, sir, having tabbed this state-
=Moo far ea relates to the duke, I have to elate to the
hews that her Majesty was pleased, on Friday night last,
as sell se to saunas the forma= of a
I felt that there were two resew
whisk seek it inewahast upon see to they her
Majesty's oissaiand. One was, that I bad been
partly iesSumental, perhaps, is the decision of the hones
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thi >daedusight bahst by which the rummest was
defeated. I felt alto that it had been attributed me
that I was dYpaaai, frets some cowardly feeling,, to drink
from the sfipis of the vote of this house. I therefore
thought it hiesabant apes me, if I could form a govern.
meat with any propped. sums. not to shrink from • task
whisk was the man enueses end the noel arduous one, I.
the putout situation of nigh asks, that any man could
undertake. I honk Muni. that there wan inseparable
*bassist to my thrtiOng oink a governnamt. I was sot
surprised at it, nth I entioned to the objections of lame of
my Made to the kermatisa of nth a government. I
therefore, within four and twenty hours after the task bad
been committed to me, humbly represented to her Majesty
that I had sot beat sooosesful—that, having done all
In my power to amoorapllth her Majesty's wish, I must
resign my trust into her Majesty's beads. Sir, I
trust that whoever may be able to accomplish the
task, I. whisk Lord Derby dose not seem to have sueseded
any more than I have IiOMO, of forming a government,
which, in his opinion, and in the opinion of his colleague,
is fitted to cope with the dillealtiee of the putout crisis,
will receive the support of this home, and that the house
will feel that it is their duty at the present time to sop
port the executive. (Cheers.) Sir, I have oolg a word
more to ray, mad that refen to • report which I have seen
of some remarks made by • gallant general while I was
absent, on an omission which I had made is moving the
vote of thanks to the army fez the manner in which they
had behaved. Sir, lam exeeediagly tarry if I emitted to
do honour to that Sewed Division which an ite laurels
on the tilde of Alma and Inkermana, and likewise is the
gallant repulse of the 26th of October. I hope, however,
the gallant general will remark that is moving that vote
of thanks I said I did not mean to eve as
account of then battles—(hear, hear)—which had
bun detailed in a clear and masterly manner
by Lord Raglan himself, the Commander-In-Chief,
and that it wee only tome circumstances of a striking
nature that I wished to bring uader the soda of the
house. (Hear, bur.) No ono can fail to do ready justice
to that Sewed Division. Its fame is recorded in the du
patches of Lord Raglan, and will be ever remembered is
the annals of this country. (Cheers.) Sir, I may say
further, that I emitted—sad I am sorry that I did so—
to menthe the heroes effort of Sir De Lacy Braes to attend
at the battle of laktemann, when he refrained from taking
the onnausad from the °Meer who was then in posseeshn of
it, and showed his demotic. to his country, while at the
same thee he muifeeted • desire net to detract from the
merit and fame of a brother Wiser. (Cheers.) Si,, I meld
wish that the first Minister of the Crown, whoever
he may be, whatever nay be the fate of that
siege oa which the attention of the whole aitin•
try is fixed, whether moons crown oar arms or
not, may be able to propos* a vote of thanks by which Ibis
house will acknowledgeite sympathy with that galleatarmy
which has for se many weeks been suffering every privation.
(Loud cheers.) My belief is that there is nothing in the
heat of oolfiict which is so honourable to an army as its
patient endurance, day after day, and night after night, of
every privation to which a Isaacs' be subject ; maintaining,
in the midst of want of food, of shelter, and of clothing,
that spirit of honour which distinguishes the British soldier,
and which has always been an inseparable quality of that
soldier. (Cheers.) I trust, therefore, that the time may
come whoa not only will thanks be given for somas, ff
there be suesss, but ease acknowledgment will be made
of the privatises which the army has endued, and of the
heroine whisk it hes dieplayed. (Lend cheers.) I could not
refrain from seem these few words, as my conduct is pro.
posing the vetoefthaaks is this house had bees personally
arraigned. (Hear, hear.) lam sorry to have been obliged
to make a fresh statement to the house with regard to my
conduct ; but the house will feel that the honour of • public
is of some value (hear, bear) ; and I may say for myself
that, whatever errors of judgment I may have committed, I
will not, while I have a seat in this house, be deprived of the
character of • man of beam. (Cheers.)
Mr. OLADSTONZ, after remarkfag nue the isno-
t, siesta that attended all dismiss@ erseiableriel madam
during the existing interregnum, cH red some emus ante
upon the pumai qualm raked by the nob. had, vin-
dicating lArd Aberdeen Rem the charge of harlot ob-
straeW Tehran is adminitlmisa or acted dbeoaneously
towards any of his seleirgass. He emphatically declared
that, whatever had beta Merton of Lord John Russell,
those who imputed nnwerthy modest or ignoble motives to
his noble Mead were Italy worthy of matesept.
Lord RBRINGTON mid he mast lies to express his re•
gret that there had beea se assememast of any progress
having bees made towel& an end to that ministe-
ral failmegiam whisk siMed a materially the interests
of the emery, and pesessied sash a miembily spiciness
of the defame of am imeißeawated seas system to
the eyes it lumps. Is Meisilist sight hen. goalless°
end seile kris weal esdeavene to settle their Rational.
Itikmil dim a better magi, to the status of Inropci
eistidl be She esly way to miry the country and ea-.
able the war, aelidi was really the only matter of politics
ninth. sheath., to be brought to • speedy sad pros-
perous NOW
The beam Ilan adjourned et a quarter to ix

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