New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07
THE WAR DEBATE IN THE COMMONS.


Our London correspondent gives above analys OF
tie debates on the three million grant in both Houses OF
of Parliament. We copy in addition, from The London
Times the following report Of the passage between Mr.
Disraen and the ministers:
Mr. Disrael--Though tonight we have not been able,
probably, to advance much IN attaining .ne o9ec1 wnc
The country generally approves of-that OF farhaneh'
meeting at the end of autumn-yet o-hShl mas ho' peeh
an irsjenitcan night in deliberations has been pre
nsnt with important revelations on the part oil the minis
ters Hear hear.l Though we have not had promise
that the noble lord his colleagues viii summon Pars
ment Of an earlier period than usuathOugh the noble
J who has lust addressed has not been successful IN
tho motion he proposedyet we have had to-nghI rom
the leader of the House. the organ of Her Majesty Coy
eminent in this House distinct announcement OF tne
definite objects ard purposes of the war in which we are
now involved We have before, in this House, had dis,
EMISSIONS upon the of the war. Will not owen
en- that subject at present. have expressed, my
n;on on n and am not ashamed say that still adj
re TO that opinion think the cause OF tins war mas
been the discordant materials Of the Government near
bearl think that this has been caused by Coai-
ION Goyernment Cheers lbeleve there Is no opinion
that more generally accepted than that kno" very Heu
Won NAV ray the has been produced by the amooh'
and the aggressive action of Russia but the acion anu
hilton nj Kussia might have been checked without "as
aggressive action might have been res'raheu "ou' var
Ir6sersl You might have had recoune 10 me same
means YOU have successfully had recourse TO before anu
,cbt have obtained your object without involving ihe
country in this Hear am not statinS ms as my
individual opinion-l am stating IL as an ais"ei "
chose who maintain that il is the policy OF the toNeFn
mont created bv the individual elements oil the uo'ei"
, tbst has occasioned this war. However, Is not
for rs 10 refer too much to the cause OF the "ar
am sure have rerained from even audng 10 tiS con
duct of The war So long the Government appeaisu
the confidence Of Parliament to conduct the Wa' N
tbey had tconmen ded the Sovereign 10 engage, zen
my dutv 10 extend that subject 10 the government no
n;c,ard confidence Hear agreed to every vo.e wnlcA
No. ak,1 and avoided criticism in any part OF their
conduct III respect 10 the which might seer! %
he ureiudicial. | hardly know any SUBJECT from
which me House Of Commons should so regloasiy -
nin As from criticism on the conduct OF the commanders
of an expedition. Hear hear know well thst uhGel
snv circumstances the commencement oil awaF IKE 'I-s
u he subject 10 many acct tents which the creates! Ioc
sob the aInpst resources, and the greatest prudence
and discretion would not prevent. am sure 1hs' amer
war which we had legitimate right TO 40 no one cfh
sccnse amy gentleman this side OF the house Win 90.
s,rnc,no iy criticism the OF the war hear hea
We Of coune have formed our opinions and we reserve
10 ourselves the right TO give expression 70 those opions
when a proper time for dong 50 shs arrive. o! "
ser, e. that the opinions OF Parliament nave no o -
cd Inv criticism and words shall escape my ups OF ms.
OF anv gentleman or this side OF the house taat
cond throw any impediment the conduct OF 'ne "ai
end that could allow an Administration 20 say IN as VI
con.eouences OF disastrous kind that It was inc
criticism Of the Opposition that prevented mem ooles
that support from the people and insfuhs .nos Rnt
tho commanders thsf necessary 10 success,
though we have 20. c opinions as to the cause OF
and though We have refrained from expressing On!
ON ,he conduct of the war; must say nave hs.eHou
10 night with some degree-I viii not say mercy y. SUI
,,se-buf Of CONSERVATION TO the announcement lns
nolbe lord has made this evening OF the comPiee IN
shsnIute resolution at which the Cabinet hes srrVou
% 40 the objects of the war AID tie only terms upon
which peace lie be made. Hear, hear do moi lei ne
the noble Lord understood from me nooie
ord in order thst he might justify this vote ana ne was
roinc without re-erve 70 Glow "a 70 BE ths panners u