The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-28

House with the requestto grant them credit OF which
they stand In need to enable them when occasion re-
quires to set the whole military power Of the kingdom
IN activity When brought forward this demand, three
weeks back proof might possibly have been asked for
the existence Of such dangers day when every news
paper brings evidence Of the warlike commoton in
which the most powerful States Of Europe engaged
further proof s necessary and the simple question
lies before you-wil you gentlemen in the midst OF
these dangers, grant the government the means OF
meeting them with energy or will you refuse them
You competent TO both decisions. To your
committee have given Information to the progress
of political events, and the attitude hitherto OBJ
served by Prussia towards them with all possible crcum
stantialty and candor did with the full convic
ton that might be done without injury to the coun
try, and because would not withhold from you, gentle
men, anything that might have an influence on your
vote, and because it very welcome opportunity
for obyate representations and state
the policy of Prussia the right light, indepen
dent policy directed from the very commencement TO-
wards peaceful settlement Of the conflict will not
repeat what you have aesdv before you printed in the
report of the committee but one fact will now add
which could not communicate to the committee, be-
did not know it myself-it is this: that fresh
e Four Pors in Fierna wich attcsts their cornpsu-
nifty Of action the basis hitherto observed, and that our
sdme. The government desires, from the very out
set Of this important debate, to leave doubt in
what way it viii understand the meaning Of your
vote The government win look a conditional or
deferred vote REFUSAL for TO attain it's objects 1t looks
upon being provided with the means required as i'm
portant and necessary and less would the object OF
the vote demanded be deeatedby conditions and assump
tions which would tie hands just at moment when
il most essential that we should keep Free The
government cannot and will not make policy for the
future because considers such to be not to the dvan
vantage Of the country II you do not trust the govern
men that it win at the right time rightly employ tho
credit demanded; if you require undertakings for the
future il you determine having other guarantees
than the past and the present offer y0uthen gentle
men you have right 10 answer Mo- to the demand Of
the government need not tell you, however, what
influence on the attitude of Prussia such No would
have in the present conuncture Of European events II
it is otherwise with you, you will give us hearty and
powerful Yes as proof that, however opinions and
views may differ and diverge to the questions of the
herself -
HERR vINcKn spoke as follows
The question has its pleasant SIDE for grave political
question is discussed with this Chamber whose right to
NEEDLE with politics. properly called has always been
contested II is that there peremptory
mission the orator proved that the religious question
Turkey only the pretext 1t was formerly in Poland
where Catherine II supported the dssentents in order
sian correspondence have proved to all the world that
the position identical 1t has been said that the char
confidence. Gentlemen, have the greatest esteem for
the characterize that monarch 1t Is not true that he
has acted with perady He ha. always said what he wish
addressed himself to England whom he respected more
Since his accession to the throne he has neither been
deferred by romantic sentiments nor by the ties of re
onshp (Sensation) He has only been actuated by the
consideration of the greatness and the of his
try He has thus distinguished himself among his peers
enewed sensation) He wants to possess the keys Of
his house, Peter the Great expressed it. No blame
be attaches to him for this according to Russian
interests in Prussian point of view cloud applause If
Russia holds the keys of her house. she has taken
session Of the Sound and the Bophorus she not to do
SO with impunty and you directly interested in OPP
oppose these projects TO The aAemoa you not here Is
your ,oealness prolonged sensaton) For, gentlemen,
who does not that in connection with the most i'm
porant European interests, interests peculiarly Prus
amin
dret Russia is the most powerful neghbor Of Prussia
and her territory touches upon Russia has long
copea eastern p0ssessoNs In the meantime she cuts
of the sources Of Russia was against in
the years In 1913 she wanted the cath Of
allegiance to be taken to her in the Eastern provinces In
1850 she threatened US with war 1t Is known that
influential party in Russia wants to have the Vstula for
frontier Remember the saying Of Frederick the Great
wards they win be at Konigsberg Great sensation.
Applause The ties of relationship talked of, but
have too high idea Of our monarch to admit that he
sacrifice the interests of the country to consdera
tons which have mpeded the Emperor Of Russia
Religion introduced by comparing the Gar Godfrey
might have certain weight with the creduous before
the revelations Of the Anglo Russian correspondence bat
nov all the world Knows that the only point in
Of the prosecutions to which Dssenters and the Ca
tholic and Evangelical religion in Russia are the
objectf imprisonment and Siberia await the Christian
missipAsic 1t is the most cruel intolerance formed
INTO sysen me Czas mas merged INTO the emperor
prolonged sensaton Others have placed Russia In OPP
position to revolution while is she herself who has al
ways excited revolution in neighboring countres-in Po
land in Sweden at this moment in Turkey Besides,
Russia has had her revolutions. In order to
be killed in open day or by the guillone To represent
Russia the natural bulwark against revolution is to
adopt asophistry Of the specific party "a laugh) 1t
Is not the inspiration Of good Russia has been
called the most ancient ally OF Prussia. That is not
We have more ancient alliances with England, with
Gent aiy treated us In 1907 he proted BY our msfor
tunes to appropriate to himself province In 1915 he
prevented Asata from being again united to Germany
In 1929 he xished to 0e the Bosrbsns ne right bank At
tho Rhine and 10 obtain Cona0mtinspls IN exchanges. In
1850 he tried induce England to declare against
to do So twas not the fault Of our ancient ally Zap
plause) who in the revealed correspondence did not
even mention Prussia And then, gentlemen, can we
Of the he Count Won Brandenburg whose place Is
occupied by the present President of the Council deep
to tend to- emancipats us from Russia II the govern
ment before Russia crossed the Pruth bad declared
against her. should have had peace at this moment
cooperate in the execution Of that which she considers
to be based upon right. Instead Of this, Prussia
hsr: the Of Of 3
asks Austria what she intends TO do, and finishes
by guaranteeing to that Power her Italian possessions
The State Of Frederick do without Austrian direc
tion. (Hear) However, think that u this moment
the interests o. rrus ana "a are ana
peror Of Austria has at last resolved to draw the sword
The Prussan government while opposing neutrality is
in fact in that position and exposes the country to i'm
potence France and England cannot, in the long run,
recognise Prussian neutrality The end Of it win b to
drag us into war with those two powers and supposing
il to be successful 1t win only turn to the profit Of Rus
STA who in spite Of that will never forgive the want Of
sympathy exhibited by this country towards hsr The
orator then discussed the question Of credit and review
ed the past conduct of the government the union Of
1849 and Scheswck Holstein We see always the Same
men at the head Of AFFAIRS and who give guarantee
against change Of Cabinet cannot vote the thirty
millions until the State shall be bound by formal treaty
to the Western Powers" (Applause.)
At ave O'Clock the debate closed the Recommendation
OF the committee and the motions OF voa Auerswad and
Won vncke had been thrown out and the motion Of the
Nantsuel fraction for unconditional grant Of the vote
Of credit, passed.
INTERESTING DEBATES IN THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
In the House Of Lords the 18th Of April Lord BEAU
MONT put several questions TO Lord CLARENDON respecting
the reports which had been circulated to the nten
lions Of Austria and Prussia the recall OF the rrussan
Minister and the proceedings Of the feet in the Black
Sea.
The Earl Of CrARKSpos.-My lords do full justice to