The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-01

minor detai or Ia enter into discussion upon this %
that matter In when think better arrangenent
ernmebt IL thF-that they have from IN. cornmsDee
ment, and before the commencement 4 war, lived a.
were, from hand TO mouth-(hear, hear), that they
anticipate IN due time the contingencies of the
struggle In which they we're about to eusng. shat
they never considered the greatness OF tho un.
dertaking upon which they were entering and
that they never made adequate and timely pro
vision 60 meet, not the eontlngen, exgsnccs q
the day those exsences which the ortane Of war
rendered inevitable (iear, hear,) One OF this hrst
maxims Of war Is TO leave as little as Pos.ibs 70
chance-to be prepared against every possible contin
gency, and TO make those
you win, but certainly on such scale as TO psevent
anything going wrong, which might have the effect Of
derangins the whole plan. cannot but entertain .
doubt, however, Knowing the nnwingpess aud reiae-
tsnee with which her Majesty" go'srnment psrT,.sa @
entertain doubt whether they had among them those
who capable and disposed 10 take sufficiently
ests involved In this war, and Of iE mighty
quenees and requirements, that " there was such
own mind upon those Of his colleagues Trom the
very arst 10 the very last there has been apparent
in the course pursued by her haieays government .
wapt OF previous preparaton--a total want Of pre-
science; and they have appeared to live from day
TO day providing for each suocessve exgsnny after u
arose, and not before II arose. Hear, bsar) Toe
late have been the fatal applicable the whois
conduct OF Her MnicHty government in the course of
the war, (hsar, hear We were " too latsp In our
late in deciding that the passage Of the Pruth
cass bells In the first instance We too late" in
plasant 10 the Emperor of Russia, who thanked fow
refusing TO act In concert with French allies and
send feet into the Black eca AT time when the French
thought II desirable Our operation then would have
been Of immense Importance, aud our non compliance,
which extorted thanks from the Emperor OF Russia con
trolled TO great extent the action of allies We
we're "too late, my lords, in declaring the war, ne
were too ate' In entering the Black sea, and ws
allowed the " snopc 10 take placs. Hear,
hesr Al that time the Turks under the pledge ef
protection from this country, bat In the tssth Of
powerful armament snope was taken and destroy.dS
a TIM HaAt dAn nfFNEA In UA M ETM
and We were standing ioly by, not at sinoPs,
bat Ia the BiaeA Sea and, for the purpose Of CO
operation, were either poweress or unwilling TO inter
fere in time. Hear, hear) And, my lords whom vs
did 20 TO war what the pursued by Her Ma
what reason-but II thoushtht In the year 1854.
TO bring forward financial budget At an unusual 20
riodthe 9th Of March. ON the 9th Of March tha dnAn
not declared until the 2ith 2stb Of II vas pro
posed 10 tale increase Of something Ike 10 900 men In
the army, and think small increase 10 be ,aksa
In the navy And what was the calculation ths chaa-
ceor Of the Exehequer made for the probable additional
expense 10 be Incurred 10 consequence OF this waI The
calculation fl $50 00 being expense Of ESQ for
the transport OF 20 900 troops And whcrcg To mece
the Russians To defend Constantinop.r No; but 70
was the deearston Of the Chancellor Of the Rsehsqusr
namely that the intention of the British goycrnment
was 20 ask Parliament for the means only o. ssnding
10 Malta and back again and for such obsc4
the income tar 10 be doubled for half Thess
the provnons made upon the 9th Of March, In re-
mons II vas ssId -"wkan Russia sees these prepare
tons sbe viii indeed be Of the energy and deter
mnatIon, the vgor and decision with which this
try Is about TO carry on the war; CHear," and .
hugh) Why, my lords, when ths Emperor OF Russia
read that dec.raon he could but eoms 70 one Of TIVE
CONCLUSIONS either that tho British government we're
guns Parliament and imposing upon British ersdulity,
or that they were not really In earnest Hear and
again but a. TO interfering With any OF the military
operations of Russia, that impossible Nov, my
lords, what was the force which ue sent outf One
membtrs-apd remembers with mingled feelings Of sat
hfactiop and rsgret-the musisrng Of those gaiiast
mon, the elite of The British arny from 20 900 % oos
strong, Who sent from this country, and With
gard u whom the govsrnmeat took ,hs =rs,s.-, pss-
bic credit for ,e unparalleled esertons they bad ma
In the montbs % March, April and May, and V
the beginning Of June--so numerous a force dc
not deny the exerons IL the government aud do NOT
deny that during those three months the utmost
tyiiy prevailed In every department, but Il tho ssnd-
Ing out Of IN army Of 5000 from country nks
this achievement 10 be looked upon With national
prcef 90 no, deny tie activity which prevailed during
two thrte montbs, bat Nhy VAS not that activity an
ueipAtsd BY two or tbf" nsonthsi iisar, h'aI WHIST
and, having done that yoa bsd your hands and sad,
We have done 81 that Ia nooesssry." You exhausted
every available 70 send these q 600 600
men and you then had 20 detend upoa = raw militia
and to your recruiting poSer Tor making sgnt incrrass
- the army Ard when you sent out these mrn In con
Junction with the French army, did you suppose that
mother dtesss, nor the sword, nor casualties vouh
have the sbghesi inpTesson upon that small force II
n oOC' (iIeAr boarl II 40, where your M~it@r.
ransan gaTrisonss why we're they not Increased b.
yond their ordinary and very insnfhcien, stEcsgihs
And where was your second army q reserved Hear,
hear) Whore we're your reinforccnsnisg You had tho
not. You had nothing In the shape Of an army ~
rcterve except ihs reserves had 10 Koslani, useh
unavailable In case u disaster and consequently
sou launched forth your army 10 dspebd upon ~
resources without sufficient provision beng mads for
them OF due foresight exercised upon Ga. part ihs
British government (ilsar hear and cheera) Perhaps
BE- said that The object for which tho troops
sen. out the defence q oon,annops and the cup
port of the army 0f oaer PAaha ln prsysning the kas
slams from ptpstrAtpE farther into The Pfineip
Setting aside the very subordinate condition In wheh
that hypothesis places ths British army .AJ that rca
tie Hrt that not the declaration of the Brtsh 60
vcrnmsn, ~ the intention and object u ihs Nor
vas II possible for the 70 b. lmited 20 such OBJ
Jsct r~msmb~r that on the lyth of June, In answew
20 my noble and learned TREND, Who 10 not Ia his
place lord LyDdburs, tho nobs earl oppgsis oppor-
tunsy declared he had declared before that The OBJ
Jsc of the not merely 10 aaori protection W
fonstannopls bat " settle al aud Tor that
question Of Russian supremacy which had esen gro.ia<
been foteec upon a. and wh eb 1, b. sssief
and for That vas the Declaration made By thS
noble earl the 18th of June, and II mslr ln al
most similar term, the sist u March The Aay os
which The queens message announcing tbs eeclssAto.
of ssr vas delivered. u msy - said that shsa ths
rrDcpaltsa rshsssd from Rsssisn invasion, uss
whole ~ the campaign sitsEeinst In Tact,
The allies assumed the osLslss and gave up the dsf~n
sivs can understand that Argun~nt, txt d1pk s<.-
nit H. bseauss consider ihs, before ~. siege Il lls
ra was rsissd, you we're hound 10 utsror ob~ct. 10
attain -heh force of - 90 men .as entirely lasAs
qpAb. (issr, hsAr) hot when the sisgs % Ali.srl@
raised uha; had you ~ aayt The slexs sf Il@irta
rsissd about The "a q jane ihs farsish trsoys
had besn yicofo0s, sod b. tbs Bnaassts efforts,
had fepeei the lhyAdsrs who frgr strat~xleA
bad TsifASsd their steps and wthsrAwn from hs PrBc-
Bass. Thsn ny oFds, sptss alteration q your
followed upon that altered state II sHsirs, and To-
deed have from the deciarston " tss goysrBmsat
thsHssl,-s iniiaton that tosards the middle of
JOY tbs expedition 70 ihe crirnsA dssiAsa spos
Ny nobls ifisnd 10 Pfesidsnf % The Coun1l, in
ue bsTnnlng u Ccioksr, male mos. rsxnart-
able statement In ths Ho1-@ ~ coBmoas,
10 Which ks declared that usrs could " % hope of
Just and bosofAbs pace 40 opg Hasss psrnit-
tel 70 hsh TIE mfnsrss positAyn ahe eccapf nesss
totoi Nlsar, Lsar) | remember that shea = nosis
Abd hFnsd irBi ~ MINE fefsed 70 tbe eonias n the
wa aad ~ srp%ditlpn 70 TIE Crinnsa The pses earl
~ the btsd of Hsr halesiys g0ysfnmeci rsDros@h~f
him lBdncrest observing that be aly aHof1lax
The lnTsror of R1ssa gpporianr a fsrtfrisg snd
strengthening TIE ~osA4 ~ hsbast0D~A | dSsi thlnh
ihs fmpsror a kaasiA rsgsisei any saeh wasadsg On
us eoairsry b. sseps " haze b~sn mach more sss ~