Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1854-03-23

dition to tho provisions which are necessa.
ry in such cases, that Turkey will net ogroe
to any peace while we are giving her our aid
and assistance, without our knowledge and
consent. [Hear, hear.l That engagansa:
is net completed, but can have 40 doubt.
from the manner in which the afaiIs Of Tur-
key have been lately conducted that she ,g..-
willingly accept the aid and assistance which
England and France can give her, upc2 III
condition that have stated. And, SIT, ...
me say, in entering upon this contest. -
should have the greatest confidence az -.
lance upon the French ally. [Cheeif, --
The conduct of the Emperor of tie Freu..
during these nsactions-dur'ng whole
year of intimate and daily intercourse with
the Government of :his country-has beea
SO loyal, SO frank, SO stroightforw -rd, that
it is impossible not to place the utmost rel;
ance upon his sincerity and good faith.
ECheers.
Now, sir, with respect TO the exertions !:
may be necessary to make-I do not speu,
Of efforts that may hereafter be requisite,
but at the very first beginning Of this strug-
gie-we shall think it necessary in the es~
innate for the year to add no less than thrao
millions Of money 10 the same which we.s
asked last year from Parliament. In say-
ing that this is large increase in our G..
adjustments Of navies and Of armies,
may repeat that which my right honorable
friend, the First Lord ofthe Admiralty, h..
said, and which said,in the beginning @;
my speech, that these resources are neccs-
sary, but if you think that the direction to
be given to them can be better given By
other hands, declare SO by some early vot T.,
and place the direction of the resources Of
this empire in more skilful and more abe
hands. If, however, you do not take that
course-if YOU confde them to U.s.
shall expect that confidence in allowing Ii. 10
carry on those hostiliiies according 10 tie
best Of our judgment, without which nc
such contests can be conducted to success
full issue. Hear, hear.] Recollect thns
success in war depends upon secrecy-dc.
perds upon combiration-depends upon "a
Pidity-and that it is inconsistent with e=.
plantations upon the operations of the war.
Hear, hear. l am not asking too muck
therefore, when l ask you to adopt ore ci
two resolutions, either to place the Govern
ment in other hands, or, confding it to Guys,
10 give Us that confidence which will end
BILE us TO carry on the contest with Y:qgE
and according to the best Of our judgme1.-,
Loud cheers. Sir, it is net to be .org.:-
ten that war brings with it increased lu.-
dens.
Let no man suppose hat we can ca'.l
upon struggle with the empire of Russia
in support of Power comparatively fse-
ble, without making considerable efforts and
without calling upon the people to bear tu-.
dens greater than they have had 20 sustain
during the time we were at peace with al
the world. If they are not prepare to
bear these burdens, let them not enter MO
this war: hear, hear, let them If ,h9y 10
not enter into this war, eDdeavor to carry i
to successful issue. Cheers.1 Fo- M
part, if most unexpectedly the Emperor OF
Russia should reccde from his former Ls-
tnands, and, at the sight Of all Europe dis
approving of his conduct, and two Of i.
most considerable nations prepared to act IN
arms against him, he should acknowleGgs
the independence OF the Porte in the man
ner in which only it can be secured. ~.
shall all rejoice to be spared the pain tha
efforts, and the burdens of this war; t-l if
this is not to be done--if peace is No longer
consistent with our duty to England, w.tb
OUR duty to Europe, with our duty to The
word--if this enormous power ha. 60 to
such pitch that even its moderation is
more ambitious than the ambition of other
SIates--if Russia will not be content w.,ll
anything less than the subjugatiOn of the
whole Empire Of Turkey aud the possess
ion Of Constantinople itself--if such are hey
means, and such are her objects, we can on
ly endeavor to enter into this contest with
stout heart--may God defend the right and
], for my part, shall be willing to bear nv
Share of the burden and responsibility
Great and prolonged cheering.]