Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-25

said With ability; bot think the right thing has not been
ohsn and much that ought have been said
been eit unsaid hear hear Therefore, We mus, have
discussion including something Of retrospect and prob
ably to marrow week. Convenient To your Lordshp viii
not DO two soon to have that discussion By that tlmo
that We should no. be In position which
tho duty OF Parliament gravsly to consider
the present state Of things 60 on longer m
position shall be tho same is day tho county and
Parliament Will sYree IL Isl state OF things that cannot
hear. hear viii, your Lpsdsbps per,issiou therefor,
will gave notes OF motion tho subect ior to.morow
week. hear. @
Earl Eix~iiiamNy noble friend has said III Tho mr.,
sent state Of things cannot last In ha, opinion en-
iely ngcc With my noble friend; and an the NOR, d.,
srou. OF expressing thus feeling because my opinion is
that this state OF things already exstcd much too
hear, hear, hear, aud II TO dissent from, ain Dc
syllable that has iaen from my noble friend IN, Scr.,rs
OF State Tor Foreign Affairs, would be this-that h.
seems st to Indicate that there turks mind even t
shadow OF hope that there any other end 10 mi
state Of things but that which the noble Earl
site has alluded Hear. hear hear With that noble
Ear do not entirely agree because DO not believe will
him that was quite Impossible IN the early sa
ges Of those negotiations the Of things at which wa
are now MtNea. iha. however, Is u question which
whatever way man may turn IL in his own mind, ouh,
to make no alteration whatever In the course which r.
lament and the county may take. flIear hear
Whether Her Majestys Mnistess deserve ,r,.I;, r.
whole Of the negotiations which they bay. hsen .ne
or whether It may DO the opiiio, Of any man bat n; 60
particular parts OF those negotiations they ay ay SI,
sS ., , tS am sure a' the duty Of every man to
gagged In that war to which the uobl, Earl has
Hear, hear, hear.l There point on which a.,
DESTROYS Of making observation arising ON, or r.
from the noble Earl Lord Elenloroupbt Tn, 800 en
said appeared to hun that the country was no, hm
aware Of the tremendous character Of the coubc, !, L
:, , LII W ."saeeu-shether they aware of
u OF not WIN not ulseuss-but of this am s,,o
land l am sure Of IL from Communicated -"
have had, and which have had the means or ueh
WIN sous VI ee most communities In this conn
uyJ-aDu am convinced that there never was No. =;
"meh Tue Government would be cordially s,nn,.,
m 'uaI " na. III wn'en We are now about to cnrap,-
near nope, .hereiore and am confident of IL ,h.,
Tue hooie hat III stating that the people Of tbi, co,n,
were NOT aware VI Tie Character OF the war In wLiI
ey were aoout 10 engage did not npu, IN ,h,
~ .n,s county any un~hIingness to support-any
I'LL . "V' W suPpof'-her MsJestys Cover mont
l hsa' am quite sure that the noble Earl did no,
W 'upu.e IT. ahu therefore nun the less disturbed
,, U Nneh might by probability hear
~ ny, P'e'a"o. lhear.J
o'u neauhont-i cannot help observing that tho nm
VI 'e nooe hai the Secretary OF State for Foreign
xi"ah,s :, oe heaefe Of circumstances than is al
80, ~ pef'ou "neh II Is SO desirable that we should |
49, u'''neuy "he'ner We ate u: peace war, Ih.ar
Au tue erouhd upon which say the time has now
~ ~ a W, ~, ' en'ttu 70 kno" whether are at
va, " psa.e - 'n's-H was understood, when once the
"o"' commonly called the Turkish note or the pots Is
sseeu On al the conference OF Vienna refused by The
VI hussa' ,n"t any further attempt mako pro-
p' " "'.n "ouiu DC Abandoned. Now, IL understand
o'c EAR afiShI inc Emperor OF Russia has refused
W eoseht 10 That proposition and only has h. re-
, ou' he as stated that the grounds which he Is
S W enter INTO negotiations are grounds such as II IA
pos5ioe Tor any Of the other Powers 10 adopt-
thngs nave arrived At this point further nepotIs
W WIN .e Emperor OF Kus. must be altogether out
~ .e qsesop' atd "he he has Withdrawn his munster
anu refused 10 accept what must be our
OH inc contrary he insults Europe by Offering pro-
's 'he eieSehth hour which he must have known
u'u oe Ieiuseu-lsa say, when We have arrived at pont
mat 'hat heie cannot be any alternative but war or
AT that state oil things, IL understand the an
S. , my nooe irend We have no" arriv d. and there
ion. ax" mv are now entitled to know whether instruc
t Va soe u'Hoih 'hi' country TO recall minister
rom o. g,or whethe: or 10 a thi, moment all
" soaous nave ehued al 81. Petersburg in the same
a"er as 'hey nave ended IN this country. am reluc-
-, 40 ,I.ue'a"' Us my nooie friend near me-to
NV, p'..naure'y INTO any discussion nor do wish now
" 'ee' W ""a' mas passed, am willing to give the Min
ane than ,saus .ne dispatches now on tue
90 -, pe,ousy was, before had seen them, hut
L ,,,; ieu a. ,ia' moment when hesitation,
hsr 4; s,;I, go ope, auu trying TO believe that
"iv - Sue' we are really ut war; IS selfde
-, -, us, " n ouSn! 10 DC put an end TO. Let us
80; oo,y III inc 'dce US they are, aud not shrink
~ 'nit we are al war, u such really be the case
,or " - n; '','" ''a' hm III any way differing
49,; - 80 , 'r W eSa'u 10 the propriety Of defer
" . $40 - ASK '"is question SIMPLY, viz: wheth.
s,a So ~ a'e ueen gwen lot the recall OF our min
I,cr Observation-Disclosures, o. a"u tut tue cessation OF ali fur
IT, w 1 % w S .'.',. :,
lotis friend thinks that the which gave TO the no.
wer ,n iI omn,"n ns' believe 1t was distinct
" ~ w" questions which he asked. My noble friend
o o ue eroIs ueneh' Kari Fz"'lam that have
"'; ou' hopss or expectations that irash nceotia
s are 10 oe entered INTO, or shat have entertained
80 tp ,'a' page WIN sun be preserved. can IT,
e oo.n my nooic friends that have held out no such
oPs u. h; ihese negotiations, as have informed your
n"'hp, nave oeeh brought to close ut Vienna; aud
sp staten hat nave Dust received official information
% mort ue ago that have not yet been able To com
nurae 70 my colleagues l therefore thought il bet
CT not u enter INTO any details on the subject but simply
say as nuca us would satisfy your orshps that they
'ee nhoy uhaee.ptAbe-tlat they would be trans. .
u leu 10 Cons tahnople-and therefore have reason
"S '"al any fesh ne. citations On that suhjc will be
'hn I PERFECTLY true, believe that Count OrlSif
"U .as oesn u. ,'ennaa lew days On mission with
10 Tue relations between Austria aud Russia and was
oo, so away mas now prolonged his stay. What the
~ " at Pfoonga'on Is, am really unable to say
y m 'esPec' 10 the other questions ~sked by my noble
ehu rs 10 instructions TO Her Maesiys Minister at ST
eersours, can only tell my noble friend that a. Baron
unow o'i'y called Oh me at l'2 o'clock Saturday
'ehihg' ana as It was necessary this on all other
that We have adopted, or shall adopt to have
r''lous communication with the French Government
"ea has not yet been possible, this moment