Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-04

million non NUS SlEIIlne, HIlu IDU ives, THItNH't W.
said tho actual meeting OF Parliament on The Hay
il had met showed want OF decision, II having
Iren summarized fOr November Hi, then pTOTOgn-
ri TN DrrrnMt lllll, hut hastily called together
IN ttc lglh. lie did not Observe any allISnll IN
tEc }urrn'S speech 10 the success Of tie British
AIMS III the baltic. lear, heat The govern
munt ought 10 have know the strength Of Cfon.
s,utt-.OIlrlt 10 have been aware Of The peculiar
characteristics Of the Baltic, aud The peculiar
sIiengt, possessed by the Russians fot tie defence
Of tleit iSlCes there. What did The government
dol lhey sent out q ileet Of such superior power
that It would have been OIL act t madness Oll tie
nari Of tie luSSian fleet TO come owl niu meet
ilrm IN The open sea; at the snne time tie vessels
Of tie british fleet were OF such tltht ol water
that II was impossible, looking al tho depth Of VA.
Ter in the Russian stougholts, that they aud The
rncmy's ships could come into conflict. The
consequence Of this was, that Sir Charles Napier
was condemned 10 M ignoMiNiOus inactivity.
Thus nj ttc tlni Of whole year, matters stood
precisely wherc they %ele. "l'ui H." CONTINUED
Lord Delby, eve are 10 come To successful issue
Of this gtcat and serious waf-i we are To look to
conQueIug M honorable peace, we must strike
decided blows. say 'c0nqncIns" on honorable
peace, because, knowing, as dU, The resources 0l
ltc Russian elIprc, ard knowing the character Of
,l,bS,,Sl mnw rmnlnyiI, lis yus rrsol,rcrs Tor nm.
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a Sansuinary, and possibly, disastrous WI, but
~, In,o,,I,,,. nnJ surr,S ,f,,I nrar,, ,nn Cannnt
imve.n With respect 10 the alliance with aus.
-, mo h,nnGt los Li,L.,I,, ir,,, DERIVED FINN
Austria, and still less from PinSSm, ani until the
ternS Of lhG treaty wee fully made known, tu
uirii br permitted 10 l0nht tho advantages to he
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the House MIST hear with pleasure hat rcNlcs lad
brrn concluded which would draw nearer lhr
bonds with thu unitGd States. liz then tntcfrd
nj Il llellOu thU sui cCt VI tie wuf-sayc u lul
nIllI commentary on the principal incidents that
have UcGuIIct nri especially tlclclided the Hal.
tc fleet unl The charge OF having hrGn useless. :.
Nj. lcttSOn Cover lileIly seconded the atl.
dress. In his opinion, The c0iJur, Of the govern.
mcut had tccu bold, lrsulnic unl jnlIc'OuS
Sir J. rarkinsl0n, as ptrSUnl tilric 0f the con.
SrTvntlyr opposition, llItS Sri Tie !OEe, ScStTG'
IS cIlliciSIng the acts vi lhe government. lie NJ
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with mach less alllly
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| peers Sptcct WAS clncny tcnlalEal'lc i0f Tie
iDlluwng 'rtceHHt extract. ~ wpnl the nllirf DAY
To heat HOSSnii, aud, lltUpgll We were just en-
trrins inIU u tEeAly with AlSifla, lllII lnlt.
SiLual, WHO was glalI 10 ind a shelter ~ lhS
country against the HllrihS ~ S own, was mos! VI.
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l0ld us that We had nu,c need VI Poland than
Poland hui Of us.
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