New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-16


va, 60 now Under these circu instances be cou
rot refose to vote against ;he dspor.ble result.
sn in con ps'ent Administration
Lore RusseH Indignantly repudls'ei ne cha--s
Of hs eing Engaged IN prohgs,e intrigue and CT j
peoeoents Of preciseiy similar conduct among min 8
ten o. different Jarties whoss honor and reDu;s'i1n
unimpeschsbe HRs reconmsnd ,'ions 70 L,-i
Aberdeen r,specting ne rssrargernaut Of n Wa
Ministry were dictated sol.ly by CO.. 81 i-rs)os f)r
III public service obi h he It'll believed might ba e
been adopted with benefit both - the country snd tie
ADJ ipis'rA.ion
Lord Palmers.on-Sir. there is one poin, n tie
speech of the right hon gentleman opposite in which
ish n express nay entire cordial concurrence T.th
him The right hon. gepternsn b - stated that the
present OiiOn cO.s not single ont tue Duke 81 New
castle a. one member Of the C4bus. for speci. ald
solitary condemnation bu' that the whole Of the Cs5
iLent who and are biz colleagues NJ - tue pres
ert time equally with him responsible for those
matters for which his conduct appears 70 be brought
into question. I, upon that principle "a At we stand
/ here 10 submit 70 the judgment sf the Housa We
| have stated that we consider ourselves 10 be jointly
| ard in common respousib for all those poia,s upon
which the motion OF my hon and learned fdeni -
founded and therefore Sir wish II Say this on the
part Of the Government that without tha' unworthy
proceeding which think the right honorable gentle
man bas IMPUTED 10 some one other in the course
/ Of the debste, consider that any blame which i
10 be fhro IN upon any 1uber Of the Govern
Inent should he equally shared BY all With regard
10 the Duke Of Newcastle, mist in Justice say thai
think public opinion has dOn3 has done him grest
Injustice Hear, hear | I'm sure the day will
come when a more correct and Ulster estmtte will
Re formed OF the abilities and devotion Of thst noble
Duke 70 the service Of biz country. lChee-s Much
tss be- said about coalition Government and it is
the con mon opinion that the Government which now
stands here being formed of persons VINO vera not
ALWAYS cf The party, reisued IN fscf tha prla'
ciple OF division which belonged = i's riEnal ee-
rerts and that we were always thinking OF the
balance e part = and ranging ourselves acc0riGs -
the psrty 10 which We might respectively belong
SIR can amply confirm what was stated BY mY rignt
Honorable friend the Chancellor Of tire Excheqaer
ihpt in al the discussions thst have taken place
an org the members OF the GIverDment IN reg Ard 70
those matters with which they had TO deal 80 never
thought Of what psr'y we originally belonged 20, pns
eech man expressed himself according - biz own
HONEST oeiniop Of he matter and there only ID Il
Civeriiy which uust sIiee be sesD men OF the same
party WHEN any number Of individuals consider ole
conn on suhject. BIT venture to say that, 10 the
state of political parties 10 this country, you
never will he able ~ csrry 90 the puDc affairs whthe
en- pie support Of Psris nent ny vernmentfoduded
On the principle OF introducing psr'y 70 20 yer.
do not deny that here circu Instances connected
with the condition Of the army in the Crnea which
we must deeply r. gret, but | say much of the evil
must be attributed to the fact that the Government
have been called 10 conduct warke operations OF
extraordinary difficulty aJter long peace and when
the various departments Of the servce have not vi
much practical experience With respect 20 military
criticism only say thai there is no foundation
for preat portion Of that which We have seen. We
have been told that ought q have bpmbarde1
Odessa instead Of attacking SebastOpOl, but you
might as well have proposed to an army attempting
TO Ivsoe Erg and, to pass the winter at Brighton,
and. visiting till the summer, then make en attack
upon Gospot Ia gong 10 Odessa You would Dave
attacked fortified town withia reach of all the mill
tary resources OF Russia ard you would have randeced
Seba, topo! s more difficult OF ass tult. Ii Hon.
members of this house had meant 10 call in question
the conduct # the war in that respect; the motion
ought 10 have been directed 10 that OBJ CT an1 II
would have been fair and legitimate object for dls-
cUs.io in this House. You might then have justly
tAfl IN Ia
operations Of the war aud we shoud bave been pre-
pared IN 90 into our defense upon that question. But
most bumbly think that the course now pursued
is one likely to set most dangerous precedent 10
Parliamentary proceedings Hear, hear We have
been told that that which Is nov proposed 10 similar
in principle to what took Plsce with regard to
the Wsloheren ektedidon but over and over
sgsin the great difference between the two cases
lac been fully and completely exposed. The IN
quiy into he Wacheren expedition was made by the
whole IlOuse, and not by delegated authority 40
stairs; and there 10 this further difference that the
WslcbeIen expedition was over before The inquiry
Nas entered into. The persons 10 De examined we're
here, ard it was al inquiry into the conduct OF the
Government, and Lot into an existing expedition
many ibou- and miles off The inquiry now proposed
cannot be conducted unless you orlDg here tbs per
son you with to examine or send Com mice oil
Safety 10 oonduc, ard control me oPetaaas o. ,ne
army abroad. Hear, hear. l say, then, that the
question which have now 10 cODsloer Is oho
Of the most important inst h's a mos. ever o.
copied rhe attention of Parlament-not oecau'e
If Government but because you are about
TO set precedent dangerous II you carry
il out and Disappointing to the niton, II yoh lot IL
drop and meiey use 1t hs an lnsuumeot iF over
THROWN the Government Of the day. IL TINS House
thinks the existing Government is not deserving OF
The coufe ence of Parlsmentit this House IS deter
NH ed Withdraw it, support from TIE bOVernhent,
and wisbes to the reins OF Government paced 10
other hal d. the manly and cons ituuon4 cour'e
10 pursue would he 10 affirm at once that tue Govern
neIt 10 longer possesses the confidence OF PArla,
uept. fIIear, hesr Ii does no honor, am bound
TO say tn the House to have adoft7d course when
link will BOT only bad example here, nut VII %
ATTENDED with iOcOnvenent results even abroad Sr,
We are eppaIed ip great and arduOus contest What
ever nav be the decision OF tho House on the l'OV
ernmt III which nov stands before YOU thba J's
AT at that the cisseIsOns which prevail 10" shouu
he coIfpec 10 the present Government-thst Wha'-
tv.r. Governmeut NAV succeed will not present 10
Europe the most lsmeBtable spectacle oi county
interrupted by psltry political sqnaooles IN great
rational undertaking. but that Parliament iciIO~Ing
tie example Of the naon II represents wiz % unAn
imous in i's determination that the war shall De
carried on with OSor and energy. As the naton IL
deeply inced of the Justice OF the war ana nr
" cal for that rot 70 be c0uelldsa "lthou' sui
tetupaton az will secure future safety against ihs
recurrence of those dangers TO avert ~nch We nave
been orivtn 10 take up arms, go trust, whatever
nav be the fate of the Government and tue decision
Of this plight when this House has said what G0vern-
uent il viii have when this House shall have gVea
its cor fderce 10 sny set OF mea Who may be luru'ed
hereafter With the conduct OF pubic all AIRS II WIN
give lis hearty seppOr to that Government to enable
II TO carry out the wishes ana determination OF the na-
fiou-ihst II will cot show 10 Europe tnai Constiu-
tonsl Government il lees able % conduct us Al fTs
than Governments founded a different prncIpIs,
ero that W. ball rot ciscred Parliamentary iu-ttu-
lions Nv letting TIE world believe they ere not cap4-
bic Of staudiug the difficulties of greai cFsis, or
that a'on can only display its energy aad act win
rtr,eyerspce consistency. and vlgor shen 1t Is de-
aHasFtl Il al all flr