Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-30
RICHMOND wHIG

iHabh of 'khAf BRITAIN.
:" '"e house OF Commons, on the 7th inst. Mr. Card
well moved the third reading Of this hill
Mr. IiidelI IL IivernooI, .o,,1 -. 80, -, II, y
w.,bou, adds.,;,. . NV 'A.' ss'e " .ne Oil
., "e sc" "orus to the house. He had
tons and chambers of co1,,,s,.. .,s -, -,
TO urge on the rrh. honor,h. p''" ''ques'ea
,d.oro,; -, -, se""e"a" 'he necessity OF
'o'"B W oo'ain some satisfaction the rccipro>
city which this country likely obtain from foreign
countries in consideration of b,v;,, .,..s.., 49,.
remnant ofprob;bion IT,, .' 'A''
,,,,;.,,.,,. -, :. . - ''se' "on aPPhed moro
=" 'ne government OF the United States
Whch reserved its coas,ing trade. Whilst this coup,v
had relnqushed ts coasting trade the right hono,h
gentleman not able to hold out anv s.s,ran .S
anything in the shape reciprocity was likely 70 h Oh
tanned from the government Of the United st,t., n
cnreatcd the right honorable gentleman % ks.r IL;
tenion fixed that point and trusted ,b,, h 80, 80 ~
able to establish perfect principle Of reciprocity with
foreign States Looking forward to the possbl, co,,i
gency Of trade. he could not regard with ,ht
change in the law. Although at the present time ,h a.
mand for freghts was 80 great that univ.rs,l - -
mert was found for the mercantile marine of sII
nations he feared this state OF things could NOT h.
pected TO last forever; aud he could not bu, fa b, a.
time might come when shippngA being e,nos.d 10
great depreciation and shipowuers 70 gseat less
painful feelings might be excited in onr pors hv ,h
mission Of foreign ships and the crowdinr in Of srsan
searnen and the immense amour. Of cemps.;on n, hiI
this country might be exposed. = ~
Mr.. Pellatt Inquired whether the right bon ro,,s
the President Of the Board Of Tade had turned his At
enon to the restriction which prevene, SCREW stsansr
from engaging in the coal trade on the TYNE
Mr. Liddel South Northumberland said that uno, ,h
entry oi foreign vessels into English ports tbe;r &C.,
were sealed up, but the masters were allowed 70 aL CO.
the articles necessary for the crews during their
lie wished to ask whether IL in the contemplation of
the right hon. gentleman make the owners Of Eoe;e
ships pay duty all the stores that might be on boapd
such vessels
Admiral Wncot expressed his strong dsapprova Of tho
oh which, IN his opinion, would prove injurious to the
wel-being OF England.
Mr. Hudson trusted tie right hon. gentleman woud i'm
press other countries the necessity of following the
by Enuia
Mr. G. Thompson regretted that the present measure
did not form part OF the original scheme when the nayi
sSso sse0n b laws were repealed Hear hear Il that had
avoided He concurred with o,bSr bno oeen
e,ntcssi,, bono H., ,h IT;, members IN
sa,po Tsoi ~; Ia ~ sne 4'ea ota.es would grant the
well known that Hated ST., ~ 's yGunr!. vas
country and load for In liza China or Lns,r. ."s
English shin arriving M Nav YorL ii , ana, nucan
ifotnia hccsu.a ,hai e ba, .. .ou hos .oao ior Cal
trade Of tho ITpcJ s,.,s u PaL' o 'ne eoasung
soon h. cn.cad on ,ho lit f o.e,eu 'ne uutn would
90. -. .i. ~ w. e ou'A VI 'ua' community that this
,io, w ~ " ieS M section oi the state-the pro-
20 =. VI" epPels uauihg 10 Caiiiorna-aHd that it
- = ~ 80 " t. e % , .uhn.s anu manuiacturcrs (bear,
,ho Ii i' 'e erehtest sati:iacnon-to witness
", Co,IwcI tr1 H. -aaI.;ns " P,1'eeuon. tCheers.)
hi.h III -, -, .sP'ytns 10 the various suggestions
zen 'Io"h out, saiu, with regard to thoE En-
- ha "a, ~ III wi. ne hau caused some inquiries
to-,,ior co,ii n -; o nupPy any sausactory al
s,c-os c,,ai - - -, - = '"S| iespeet WIN respect TO
r-viI.,os % n;,, ~ -, 10 eaacty tne same
H., -; 80 - anu 70 no otnera, and Tor
~ es mere wond ENJOY no privilege with regard
soI;.. - 49, - - , o.1 "S''u oe piaeeu on the same
,I Iii % ,I . ; s, subjects (iear hear( Before
n sor - - - - , % P.uie run 'ne hopse' ne wished
horn:,hl t 'So n o e suu,eGt o, reciprocity The
nrehonsi . III, ot ttrPooi had expressed his aps
,ini nOS "uy e1s uis county should aii in OBJ
scnuc5cn ~ o ~ a. oe lutu.e period, IN con-
i, ,i, " e'ses " uHie' we SHOULD experience the
bsnnv - - ,t. ou' "e 70 an EUROPE; he was
ahia - .toi IIPIeu 10 oy Ine honot-
poo SLnownsos, so1 M, near Inc Liver,
IL ~ uot ,nsenso'e 70 me interests OF
~; nj. T',Ii, @ e a. ~, hau forwarded 10
,La t;n -, - M "a. Ieep'o vi 'neir apPtoSaiot
,Loir d..i r.; ,L ~ ~ anu Iusuy coupled IL win
% ,, 20 - I i s soe 'Ii'sn' s snouu urge upon ior-
-, i' S ~ t't VI .on'e,'ins upon Engiand priVi-
them attention The hnssn afS9nisrrej upon
has been particularly drawn the case of the & Sstes
the most important of all the countries with which wo
have relations this subject IL has been said uba
United States will not give reciprocity unless we ca
satisfy them that Is for their adyaniaren IL voud
be easy to satisfy them by urging our own src
cessul example upon them (Heir hearl Rn,
But what wish particularly TO call the attsnton or
House to in regard IN tho TInsd In ls49,
when the repeal OF the navigation laws took place. you
entitled yourselves by the self ietDg clauses Of the law
IN the nted States to reciprocity with them far
regarded the general over-sca trade. You would
have emitted yourselves by these selacting clauses
reciprocal concessions IN regard TO the eoasting trade
Bn: by the course you have aken you have laid your
colonial trade to the although not coasting trade
you naturally expected to receive in RETURN not their
coasting trade, at least that peculiar trade which
ssts III the voyage from the eastern coast OF America say
New lork 10 the western coast, namely, California
But there was in America an objection OF so high nature
win 'ueir constitution, that might airiy
DC ceu an hsuperaole objection to their making that
PHucuat co1Sessiop, iOr there Is principle OF their
constitution which prevents their placing one particular
o''e 10 uueFen' position ronn another and they had
feeoSpHeu tno 'oSage Houi new 1ofk 10 Caliornia II
~ a.; 80; % I'm one PsIl VI sus coast 70 ano'ner.
" . 80 ~ ' .t w u.luo".y mas oeen lei''