Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-04
II t-'laltaa seconded he addfss-. tn,

ing interest Of the war. he (Ashburton) thought
was very worthy Of notice, namely thar treaty
had been concluded which removed all remaining
difficulties between Briiian aud America, that
great country, whose language was our own. and
to which We are bound by many ties of kind
red Lord A,hbutien then spoke a. 10 the
cessty Of remaining firm and united in the war,
n II only as an act Of justice to France aud Brit
ian. but to Austria, who by joining the alliance.
risks more than France and England 1o,ina smuch
a. Austria's frontier l. mote exposed Ia the enc
my.
The address, which was Il echo Of the
speech, having been read,-
The Earl Of Derby stated that he had 10 nicn-
ton to offer an amendment. nor t. enter into
controversy. He would, however, declare, On
the part OF the conservative party, the course
they WERE prepared 70 pursue IN this mamcnt"us
crisis. Being fairly embarked IN the war, II i
not now the time IL discuss whether it might or
might not have been afoidcd lie reioleed Ia see
that the tone Of the Queen speech different
this seasou from last. The present speech from
the throne was worthy the importance al til" oc-
easion. He dil not think that the commercial
prosperity uf the country was such IA - war
rant special congrntulnion on the suhject
There had been finc harvest. bnt the range of
prices i higher than IA ordinary years. With
respect to the French alliance. h. rejoiced that
Ministers who not long since entertained very
different views, now gave il their cordial concur
renee. lie could not Int admire. beyond express
sion, the bravery of the allied soldiers, and be
thought that, besides the ordinary rewards which
the nation would grant to It's own heroes some
military honor should be bestowed on General
Cnnfobert He, HDrrby,) then went on 10 criti-
else the management of the war 10y the Ministry
They exhibited, he saii, total want of fore
sight and they appeared TO have lived from day
To day providing for ench successive emergency
after IT Ind arisen, but not before II arose. Too
late had been the fatal words which marked the
conduct of the Ministry during the whole course
of the war. I.ntterl,. he admitted, there had
been more ac.iyity,--but still without Judgment.
They had sent out ;}OODO men, but where was
the army of reserve Nowhere. llc--Enrl
Derby-thcn went over the whole range Of com
plants that had been recently urged against the
government IN respect to the army, namely the
want OF rcinforcements, OF medical attendance
and nf supplies, and he called on the Ministry tn
deny them if they were untrue. He blamed the
Government for the loss of the steamer Prince,
with value "n board Of half II million pounds
sterling, and Ia lives Further, he said the ac-
tual meeting of Parliament ON the dry II had met,
showed want of decision, it having been sum
moned for November lth,--thrn prorogurd till
Dreembcr ith, hat hastily called together on the
18th He did not observe any Gla-ion in the
Queens speech 10 tie success achieved by the
British armies in the Baltic (Ilra. hcar) The
~ iiiiltlt t'kbt ~ NAVY INiI'hh III
Of Gron,adt, ought to have been aware % ;hc
peculiar cnaract cristics Of the laldc and the
peculiar strength po-sesscd ny the Russians for
the defence Of their forces There. What did the
Government da ; They scrt out II fleet Of such
superior power that il would have lecn an net ct
uudn' Ill the pari Of lie Russian itret to come
ont and meet them in the open sen; nnd at the
sumo TIM. the vessel. If the lirlli9 Haot were
Of such draft of walrr, that il was Impossible,
locking ut the depth of water in the Russian
siranpholds, TINT thy and the cnemys ships
could come into conflict The consequence of
this was. that Sir Charlie, Napirr was condemned
Ia nm ilnominou, inaetion, only paruilccd hv
the old duel, ia winch
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s'a' ana "n'H the terms "i tine treaty were lu''y
made hh'"n' ne h,st' n' P'r'''!,'ea |" a'"p' ,"'
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the terms of the address would or mod'h'd sous
10 nennli ,'S adoption nnhWmoU1'V'
ne h"Nt"i Newcastle rCph'a al moea J'nS'h