New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10

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's-. % - ssss y -ss - - .. ...rs r.s~T s.s In
-esie - prrPsas he -infs 81 r~ope ans oi Owen
ueus or he ~Aes universal Pesee W. ee Ne rae
Rsv Josa Burnett r-,oseed s~s 80 l.rss sn s..sa
by This prscucs rrfatAron oi ne snoer .nst
Frsa,s snd IA. ssi we're s.iarsi sseniss lrhs ~eo.
| r-eang stood ap as ehe~r~d
sous IN Frerch snio renewed cheers
NJ ssrn-G resumed ey saying hey ~ere a. ns.-iN =,
frut. L sever ~eo.a DO fss seA. door ne'ssoo' = p
er he ~sll ou say ,hsi 4 Ens.ans snd srsnee as-
cared sgs.nsi VA. % ~oad oe mposs.oe ~ 49, sssr1
usaou. md eii iher o0se oce snoihefi hy means
hey ,saned 10 srus a. Whsi ihey wanted ~as a.
coad rsla.- ~ .cceeg he 0l s1ch aiogss. rte
h-v s-1icsr puce-teo ic sfasc usl tnel e~sns ia %
's.-.e ne - Spetsaoa 81 shose ~ao oaS ~ t...s
Auson TO the sS.s u tisrrenl nations hat were nicf
.~inet peA'ei-4y iiosethef ~hish ecseN loea sufe'
tine woud come hen he di.1neuou great ~o.d
ony sPPy - morals ami iaselasenes. aos 10 military
AMER h. .PeeeA Which ~ss greatly .PPiAaa'a' 20
meeting wSs suspended
Oh came iorwxTd sot Wa noss warmly reoeiNei
solder. of pese- sad Ihe honorable gentleman, -
not .sionlshed hsg s1aFess To- here mu. ee
.s,s.er. I'D pe.ss a. vel as ~ ~Hl VA . ms1s 10
esd 10 pesce Why act have without having reooof.e 10
arsw yoof s,,rutou 70 he .ncanl u perusreni sre.
a ~ advocate OF oas speeShe. thsn Am %
numeroa. srmies and hen | = msn who bsioogs 90
tle csss oi ~orsmea producing 81 ses1 a. e1ec1f sF
psrvnty Vincent udrd TO- give up lnc eeAF
rrug the speech ~hieh hsd prepared. snd shA mere
N connue myself placing before yog some uucnn~cd
irss % SD shss frsuce ousht uo1 b. couuiense .ae
general dissrmsneaI Why notf Because u = ssd hat
ouaer nsaous would remain armed, ana. in 1lsl case,
would have Sc advantage over her but sach a. Afs
meni nothing bga vciog. circle, psrly throwius
tie onus OF commencement on he other 10 ths. sfgu
ment had prevailed VI hen the sbohuou of Save, Wa
discussed Ssvery soad .uI sli.I Wherefore. hen
/ ttN Lee II
A., 80 s nav ree Frsses 10 S..rm Hs~ 4. tb., ,e
Dc donei us io csn.e her Government sboh.h the
shameful system u military servisnde which Al present
W6epryer IhSt could - done ~sr would of necessity
cease NJ denies that armies are gress evil, and
yes Il 4. sr-d hat n w. i@pos.5,e o pat hem
down. Why should hat be the casc pia uos nsous
In former nmes perfectly well without them or Al
e.,s win esesedng .@. tore"s fIo" isev TO ls''
altogether o,o men, aud yet it w~ win 'aeh oece
ma. he minssry glory Il he nonsfeh ~s sehe,.d IN
1878 The force of Frsnce lelV men snd Al present
hiry-thrre years after the proclamation OF pesee ne
army no, 60. Than s~,,O msn Thus. the isfuef We
withdraw the Sger become. he armed force of
tie country saeh TACT - an ansehrooism irndus 10 ns
uons bankruptcy o The permanent misery oi ne people
cheefs lmsintsin hal Ne have ughi 10 say io no
Governmeul You have no sh 10 axe me moue, oi ne
poor order 90 Keep up army OF Sooo usn you are
.1ch force IL /. sfhr,ned nat Franee cannot ay
iivs her arms EUROPE does DOT also DO the same II
ths argument s of any value. "a ought 20 have De good
the eaof made effect commercial reform In hrg .ri
f The argument oi ~siNng unui al ehsnpe shv~d -
q hy other uf value. NuNdrn - ~
uot have commenced his great reform, noe hoorn frel
have ssehed mper.hsble glory 70 HI. name BY sCc-dns
he demands Loud sppsass Butin looking a. he 10
nous that have 10 dsafm great forces, must except tns
and and The United Slsles
They DO not seep ~ gres iofces and nus ne SUNS
which hey receive for that purpose are neesssan, le"
The amy of the United stses Is only about soc
about the number OF france under Henry ' hear h-sf
The army ought 20 be the element VI order snd shen
aiiArA it. er sieuce reque. you believe lhas DO
not sitsck he French army, p~ stsea merely tho
institution tho sh.usc-l maintain that lsfse sfu,es
are not necessary tor the Interior for the exterior A.
you have railway. which can bung IN lev hours
10000 from the end u he country 10 Paris A.
mach greater speed could be achieved 80 much ~oads
number Of force. BE- required 10 some ss.es coe
men would De egua 10 Oodooo Let q not be supposed
that lsrge armies prevent Revolutions Two ,-Is
there was an Immense standing army IN France snd
yei that iid not prevent the RevoluOn from taxing place
Nhai Will prevent The OF terrible events
lo have good GOyernmrnt-to treat the people who
pay ta1e. =. they deserve to be treated but looking
This subject lhs point Of view of the necessity OF De
Tending territories FROM foreign Invasion, he maintained
that there also necessity for armies since N one
nation led the way. tho Others would followed he main
sined that when Revolution. tooa place Twas The Gov
crnu ents which brough hs them about.
koiCg You cannot be serious
NE d. 0isasolS. What not serious Nha csnts
serious han lhai man should b. sns'ehed from hs
family profession aud forced for seven
years lsno that most serious matter, and 10 not o'
nature 90 provoke The greatest disconi-nf maintain
ake credit and commerce, ~elbeing hear, hesf
Why has France been obliged 90 ssbsh excessive ns
support her trading inefesisl because she spent 10
useless armies what would have ensb-d her 90 secure
comfort Tor the whole nation The Of The army
rom 1881 10 1919, has amounted 70 not
isris toocooD u that sum had been sppnra lo th"
public wOrss ofcOmuerce and the promotion OF the nir
Of the working ssses what difference would not
now bee Observable In France Hear hear Inc bon
gentleman sf.er some further remarks, concluded by -s
pressing his perfect occurrence n tho opnion expressed
by th- resolution under discussion Load sppl-us-I
The President then called upon
X CosDEN, Fsq. who was received with loud cheers
and waving Of hats and who spoke Ia French follows
NJ e Pfe'idsnt-l loin with si my heart In The wish =,
snissr..l soSusse Neysrsssie..' am Ili,ls sGsd
lnst there might bo dispute, even snons tho friends o
ought to prevail and hat oceans OF lns At e.si would
be she'd before IL decided Laughter and cheers In
ths meantime let eyery country enlOy In pesce its own
dictionary and grammar snd its on this principle feco
Iecng hat 10 The metropolis Of france, thsl pre-
French audience while sddress 10 them few words IN
broken French rather than be- guilty of act Of foreign
Intervention loud cheers even m nc matter of ansuss"
80 much has been said and 50 well said ~ tho ron"ni
speakers Who have preceded NE, hst do not feel u ne
c-sssry add word to the general Argument bot
should wish 10 draw your attention Tor moment 10 tnr
In which Tho Oovsfnmsnis Of your country and
have augmented their standing srm-msns In mpsssl
yslry snd defiance Of eAeh other sp-.s Only OF yuf
and coast deens.s for We do DOT pretend 10 enter
into competition win 700 In respect 10 your army DO
not be sismet, ar Pr-sdent am not going TO Infringe
upon the wise regulations Of ths Congress which forbid
our aludng % h- poines of lh7 day UniornnA'ey'
my grievance extends baca for many years, and imph
Gates Ia both countries slthOush your
present Government must certainly De exempted hom al
re-pOnsibiIly in the matter
Now. danng sh- lsst Ihresn years you and W. have
been constantly Increasing our nsye- sddns 10 our coast
defenses enlnging Hs.nsls building new bssns for
vessels and constructing fresh bsfb0rs for refuge
No sooner 10 VI another line Of batte ssp lsd
down 10 your Than forth with frssh banners
begin 20 rss0und Al Portsmouth Laughter and cheers
A new forge has hardly begun 10 rOrs al thefbepfY,
when Immediately he spArksHe seen 70 fy rom ifesh ~
VII. a. Plymouth. and The Consequence ha'
been hat The Of nsyies has been Increased my
per cent n time ~ peace My hrsl objection 10 MS "a
t. supreme folly loud sppause Tor zs both countries
their nAya strength n equal proportion nrrf
parry has gained anything by tho chanKr ihe only f-suh
being pure waste io no smOu1l of th- algnrnisu"n
fChe-rs Ny next objection 10 20 The extreme hypOc-
nsY aushter u his system for al me very umo msi
al this Of armament has been gong on, our rec
pecuVe Governments have been exchanging assnfsnces
u mutgs feelings Of friendship loud laughter and cheer
sincedfy and trutb where was Tho necessity iof "pi'
.hip-Of aud more def-nso- An ln1iFl1nH
does himself win srmOf IN The pfes~nc7 yi m
friends. 4n.e.s indeed he happen 10 Do mad issssri1f
my greatest blecuOB "a lbes- gsst smsnrns H. Ast
hey teud ~ excite dangerous snmOsiuss between nc
t~0 nauOn. fcb-@rs and 10 psrpstuats fear hatred si,
passions which md tnsir srahesu0n in.unet
ly-ly
And hrrs n. great why this Congress desires
he Of tLa mOuOn before H. " tnDs NO nsnVns
iuto .y.trm u .srmsmeut Now, how shsl 81 ne
be accomplished Why ~ lesrhing our respective oor
lilr artLmetcsl DfODl-Gi OF WHICH, 70
um-s DasL t1sy have been eI,reJ isnOfsnt-
namely hat n isO lsuOns both sfmsd 10 un- ~
peace 10 % certain point say ttey are not suyey
.r0ls1 heir stood Doth sf 3 aDd MAJ
her would be- equally suOns relatively n hoy dissfmrd
altogether Loud cheers Bat 700, he isr payers -
Frslce vii mat ih-r~ 10 an Immense difference 70
yOgr pocsrts xhirf Do 1O however Iet gs deceive
ourselves >lth thr Idea hat shall easily s1cc--d IN
lescnnz MS lille snnmcllcsl prossin 70 oor owen
meats SPEAK from lOng experience when ssJ tfsi 90
diricgt 70 teaeh prOfe.sions st.tssm@n