The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-08 00:00:00

spats =es eattisually &idea eider i tad* ships
it this eoustry. or =lay* ardent ships which might
be tout to Fiance, sad thetas to other station.,
ar carp they might be fitted out se maim= =nub the ram
moot of the United Shirtat; Sow Ido say fair-
ales the autharldee thsUsltsd Wales owe stanber
of ps that come is soma way or other boos Beet& Ruts
'With 'nom sad that boss ships he afterwards
;der cat as meacof-war, and AM their ocuommes sugars
heat 16.-4 de /dew: *tog that
•R AtZtol irritation. But ought at the same
' lisekthdy to sek this' gesisikm—w Manny's
ifaremenseil have dote everything which timber et =does
&ad the municipal law of this cioustay Pewits.
Io prilithcarvissaisi this country being made the basis of warlike
sposfilona so es to heave so is a *sr agidast the Untold
States. Ido not feel at all surprised that the 1
of the United Sadie should be =toyed and feel that
those who see the Meads of this. States s ham their
territories mad* the tads al these °patios& So spin
with regard to Oimada. The noble sari seems to knees.
that the United Pato, withal any reason whatever,
hut hem MN hostility, es he onled it. =mind this
costatry, had desoutood that useful cots
with
raped to the lakes. But the cam wee this—The Confede-
rate (overtime= .ppao.tly detsrmined, if pomade, to ia-
mbs this oust= is war, India' their own vesnurate set
&Bois= to cam on a sueosesful war, sent pouts into or
Hiss, which are sot lathe Chtfetlemis Unitary, wide ate
so pad ef our ova territory, but winds beta= gibbet to
the Usited Sates or to the limited Kingdom of Goat Id-
lois—they seat opals foto *OM berritoeits to seise Wes
dot were savi g MIS lakes, with a new to tab
id= by taw of sessi.cif-war sad other ships
to the United States, and to set free
• wer is those States. I may egais it is set
wandortal that the United Slates, oosaderhs the
lakes this posessiou of • sovereign frisedly to thesethi:=
his 'liftmen% whet they found that operations of wee were
carried on Is the.. lakes. Well, they adopted • mode whisk
*pia I think was sot =ottani. They say that if they
rennin it those lakes without any assonants —with
sothiag but warmed ships—the Confederates will ohm
Ikhw ell sad make war ups the Ciao* lakes.lt is.
• th aad• matter whisk may bosom der
very
press crbzUstled Stales tad dna ibitih, it 11215;
oblipsd to put as sad to or le suspend thah
doe which has best as useful is
this:pease of the two countries ; bat at the seem
I 'mime sapeet that the United States
over permit that war thabild be made spinst them oe
lakes end that they elbotld 1111.11160 moths of dames. per
my owe part, I think that the Ocialtdmette States-45 may
be soaps' es their part bet I thial that the attempt to
mat* the Canadian soil the bads of opeastibms, some of
them wisps of • character that may be =res whicht,
eibiell men remesabliag the robbery tad
take Pees in vestal lift—thsi is that attempt they do what
is most sojeet. sad I trust that her Itajesty's polemicist
will be able, as thm have proposed to the Caot =die-
mot. to perierm the weird* of lir Majesty as it *
beet hitherto proorrod. At tie mine time, is the initt-
tica that has bow aroused, there has bees
• disponi= with roman to to. asestioss to *be, I
think, most malensdsd toomations..._ the goversateet
of this ocuatry. They hive that we ham
allowed • belligerest ohratstar t—MW—Oomdaskrate Slots&
y lards, looking at the aimadm of the outset, look's(
at the IMISSOSID territory poor= by the Closfadottm,
mad looking at the epostienm ef war whisk they ham
canted au, what could her
12ts gemesment do bet
allow them the obassobse of ? (Chews.) I how
of no opines when there lam ec mighty ma miler-
prim asthma civil war sew earn= at by the Confedsrato
us which the badlieenstokareeter bassothemellowed by the
neutral Siam. Meer.) Thom is soother matter with rapid
to which there is a peal dal of popular =Oaths, sad
every sow sad thouthere is • sort of throat that the day
will cocas whoa the United States goverment will make
emon& ois bar Bajimety's goverimeet. Your lord=
beard last year, sad the year Wore I think, that
woad be made by the United States of Amanda for the
capture sad &minicabs of sterehant ships by the Alamos
sad ether vessels, whisk lanai seem of their .Apical
build is Zeeland were afterwards conveyed to disleatiC
sad there received areamatts which enabled lis
ends. tplamb the imentines of the Mated
I she any, looking to the reams of the aim
Icahn's at all the precodeets, looking at Ist=
national law looking at the &abrader that
wore mods while the United Stair mmommimittommiso,
is the etas of the Splash ad Portuguese war, whoa dim
wareships of war directly fitted out from the Usitsd Slat=
ports daring the flout Amends. coated which preyed es
the menteres of Spat sad Pertippl-1 most mu that ouch
• claim = the part of the. Umited States Goviirnmeat apes
this country would be entirely =Pea Therefore, my lord.,
while 1 say that we are broad to maim wary educ-
ates for irritatios that may arise in the United
States is the coarse of the war that has ooms toes
than MOSS usexpestally, and has caused to both
odes great loss, we think unnecessarily, while we
mats every 'durum for that irritation, while we
are most stint and most scrupulous in performing all the
duties of nautrality, we win sot allow any of those um-
lauted claims to be premed as founded is patios. There
is one thing I cannot avoid saying before I sit dove, os a
subject affecting the welfare of =skint When I see is
this Amen= contest sa attempt S. put as sod to that
horrible, that abominable aims of keeping men is slavery,
dputtingas sod for ewer to involuntary serving* in the
otenitatios of the United States. I do rejoice that • great
blot is about to be removed from the character of • cilvid
nation. Ido rejoice that maskiad may be lad to hope that
with regard to all civilised lotions the crime of slavery may
be blotted out for ever, sad that freedom may be the role
of he world. (Cheers.)
The =dress was the. agreed to.
Their lordships rase at Ulf-past seven.

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