New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

now And hers Of opinion mat that relueNoo e0I1 70
sds without 8isehsrsrg single so der ~ mercy 'oP
ping the recruiting 90 ne army lie coAeil-e" ~ N's
az amendment 20 that efsct-
MP v SIXTH opposed the Amendment, this noi D.
ur tine reduce sur ATmsmenis because N ms oPin
ion II vas rot improbable mat Foreign countries rgni
End IL convenient IN the arrangement OF tner own AZ US
70 get rt o. their iurpus population ~ an AFsrs'e
war. (Hssr hsar)
Mr. Oss5ISE protested against he constant Increase IN
the standing army ard pointed oU number OF s'nss'
Amounting atogsiher % $4,000 per snnam rnleh
isht >. MADE even without reducing the army BY single
...
from ene who fr sixteen years had been dtnsuishel
Officer IN Ter M,.ssys service lie tCoi Slotnorpl y:
opposed 70 aEy reduction which esat ilre the efficiency
Of Any branch Of tina; service on which ihe SAFETY Ahl
-..rs OF "a country Descended and ne should most car
tsuiy support the Government IN shy proposition they
considered necessary f5r the mantsnsnce o. ne bFisA
army.
Sir WILLIAM MoLEswoKrH supported TIE ausninsni az
coHstsrAbs length ard urged he Sxpcercy an lsuee
o. s1sntn. The franchise ard conceins otnsr reforms
a. once Instead o. waiting gnt tney should oe ceuptei
- grant them By the pressure rom without thesr he
TIE vote for year (sxci1sve ~ lnfs) HAs usS-s
mem the vote propose. 20 taken FOR hs year By taa
Hon Gentleman the ssrre's-y a. war vas liJs4I men
An Increase hs year a Sac mer which occasouet an
increase 10 The gross estimate OF IRE suscFe forces OF me
AIRY % the amount q tllAbsy
Mr. CokBxs ,nt. tass they voted & 100000 for the
navy ana E7.700C00 for the army. there would only %
some q eO0Cc0 OF f4OoOlc0 which t.ey could zeal
m TIE vsr Of rsteucneut Ans they could DO nothing for
the people. lie prepared fsr the greA discomfort
which would arise In the country lOa, ND honor-oo
G-nte- en- were js-rry an laashins a. BIN ne Nsnei
they would come some morning sad rsiG me eties ne
%; from the country. Tie believed Ia. Eoraoa Geuts
men opposite knew as iitte % the state ~ tens among
the middle classes OF ne coGnuy-(Oi Oh )-tnd
they hAl not partisan among ne working classes
2 u this couutry-(Oh. Oh Sc NJ Gaiz0t et the
dsy before hs rent 10 England. (Gro2ns. j.
Hos GA they propose 10 make up this money -
Re BELIEVED that Il vas understood by the Minstry
~ u gnf
tho inerea.ed income Last y=ar hey had cefci
ercv OF q 100000 this year iNsre was AZ evident &C.
f,isncy about f4O00cO0. making altogether sn ADD
ton % TIA dsot 81 GasOOo0O Ihsy were voting away
the money tnough my hal not got 70; bat bow CD they
propose 70 get t7 Was IL by new tax II 90, ~hAttsx
would thsy inposs7 Could there be snythns more isir
than that they should "a 10 upen property Were ihcy
prepared 20 RAISE ii By probate sud legacy duty sS
4, not r.proacn the common sense Of the e0unu LAT
they should rot nrs think Or he way OF raising the
money Di they intend 30 20 70 the Bark for u AZ me
risk OF producing another crisis DID they Intend 20
puiiso. or % bankrupt The great danger
from the iaalcss, should De better vita surplus
venue and fewer shps and shoulders than should be
~ having these augmented afnsmens ~aa lAike ue
f,leucy Ia he revenue. Where the dagger from
abroad Hon gentlemen talked mysierouAy ABOUT the
o. Europe WY every post brought news that other
nations much engaged In their EVIL country 20 come
and attack as. Were they prepared TO incur the ik OF
discomfort not merely amofs the middle classes, but
anorE the Sorkinr classes m this county rom reckless
/ expenditure Of money Divide, dvie) lie must pro-
e-t against the extraordinary patience with which they
were ABOUT 70 came this v0'e-'gsinst voting money
before IL found-and, nnsly he tod them that the
time come whom they would repent having spent H.
l even though they nsd IL 70 spen4.
Lord j. RussELL after abiding 10 tho troops necessary
IN Iada. Australia, Canada and other cololies, and 20
their importance az homo MOTTO c0ccc NE peopc but 20
prevent such cgracefui riots by noos o. thieves - re-
Gently occurred without putting vel disposed subjects TO
the trouble and expense Of srmng for heir own proec-
oB said that consideration OF the state OF foreign afArs
Vas sufficient to show this at al events not the
49, refrn On %
10 SO seem 10 him tha. while there nothing 20 induce
ihem 70 adj 20 the estimates originally proposed sul Il
would no. BE- wise or prudent 70 mAse sudden diminu
ton fisar hear) Nc man c0uid say max arafs "ouute
r ain As they were Tor any considerable une 20 como
AZ ne same time" observed Dis Lordshp' an Happy
70 saw speaking ~ this moment that there Is nothing 10
call upon Eussnd In any way u Interfere, even By way
OF formal sgsinst any proceeding that has
taken place. TEer- Is nothing In tue present state OF
affairs -hch has affected oar position, or indeed obliged
ns % axe any protest or remonsrance whatever with
rsv,rd 70 what has taken place PASS. therefore, from
ths confederation OF these concerns. HIS Lorishp inen
observed that next year TIE revenue dd not Increase
and Il Il found impossible materially TO dmnsa me
Bsnditure 10 would be rms enough mon 70 cpn,oef
now the deficit BE- made ard What knd OF axes
or burdens nghI ia necessary 20 impose on the country
Hear hear &, the cuiy Of Government 20 CONSIDER
whether there any axes that pressed unduy OF any
-oror Of the people aHi whether they c0nli be more
equitlbiy adjusted Cheers lie should be most happy
% reduce exreifurs tut he now called upon the House
% r. the amendment, iceng convinced. AZ ne DO
hat the force proposed neccsry Tor the purposes
ana essential the safety c he state cloud c1eersJ
Mr RRtcur smoke 90 consi-erahs length I'm support OF
| ihs Amendment Abiding 70 the crcumstarces which
rendered - srge force necessary In Ireland he asked
what he'd become OF All ths'e measures Of reform ana
Justice Tor Whi,n the noble lord. when IN opposon osd
carried on A. fierce ne might say - forocous, party
warf.re (Hesr hesr) Let them look % her political
situation the pIcselt moment. she had next to no
clnsuuency-almost registry True, she sent 100 re-
orsensves that House bot she suffered undsr ins-
1u.es and wronss with respect 9, her political institu.
tiors which could be denied-fheu) -erf which nsd
been admitted greater or less degree on al si's Of the
House. saeha3, moreover. Church kshosnment' rhch
we're n pot (crts Of question: lie thought DO could
detect AZ Irish voice ts cry ct" question An HON
Member here shouted " 40. no. in sn accent 50 &C.
cide5ly Nlesan. that ths House "As IN an uprosr 81
laughter she had, he repeated, church tiiah'hmeat
which were 4. mol that there was Church kgah-hment
10 England as we'll would not last IN Ireland fer single
.es,i1a. (uear, hsar) In ore wofd there was 70 oe
nunl in Iceland condition OF tfugs 50 INDUSTRIOUS 20 IN
crej0y ye that 60 some years 10 come their children Or
their GRANDCHILDREN would find t difficult 10 believe nov
hr forefathcrs could have tolerated 70 Tor one hour
without haviug AZ least maze erort 70 remedy IT,
/ (Hsu, hear) Lsst year more * taeif i-io"-sun-
'.ct. ded in Ireland u positive stsfvauon-lH' Ii-
/ orally persisted ~ famine and pesuleuce IN theT 10
vel.. ia tho warehouses; ~ ~ The iiie OF inc hgh
roa1s-than EnEland ever iosi al nef people III any
sr ancient or moiorn, la which she had been en-
gagged (Hsar) Had The Government now IN once done
ANYTHING Tor Ireland n was their Intention = 90 any
tbrg tor Der? (H,Gr hear) T. VS. al very well 10
,.s shcut this great empire - but Tor no own paf, hr
could not help thinking hat unlss. the colonies s1d oe
Is which were united 20 England we're Inhabited
by free happy c0nienied snd prosperous popaauos'h
would be ndlieiy better Tor the EngIsh Crown and ICE
Eussh people abandon thu thought Of dependrrcle-
altogether and content with this tight little Island or
their own (usar) Toe fact could not % denied thN
there existed ont u doors degree OF discomfort ana
tst.action which proved That the Government OF the
nebs lord n wise and lsir, was, Of al events most
un.uecessful Trey might rest assured mat sixty
millions Of taxation amount which could Dot %
levied for Ally lsugin OF time on the people OF Tits county
without creating deep and general fssing Of ds'ats4c
/ ton To economy sad rs,renc1ment the GoysrnmenI
would have al length come when the money ihey 90
uandsi would be denied Tor the Gay would ineFit'oy
arrive when every rsse 50 large an amount or
taxation As that which At present levied would pc
wholly and entirely unavaiing. (Hear hear
on division the numbers we're Tor tie snenomsnI o.
AGAINST il z93 majority f3r Ministers asa
sir W WORDSWORTH then moved inst me vote oe re-
iscsd by 40 men, nGmber expected 70 arrive rom
India within the yesr which neglnvsd BY 20 10 49,
Outrage on British subjects In Tripon'
l.tter from Malta states that on the night OF the
/ eth Mr. Moses BeDisnn, American Chapcelior at
Tripoli and Mr Bslensi. both natives Of Gibraltar
I and British subjects were sssed at the residence
OF the former ~ the outskirts Of the town, together
with two Arabs. their servants, and next day ar
raignsd before the Bey, on the charge OF having
! concealed Turkish women. Of which there was not
n shadow Of proof and sentenced the Bey 70 the
bastinado which was inflicted upon them IN spite OF