The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-23

Lord Derby In the House OF Lords elicing the speech
a from Lord Clarendon which Published in our last is
LORD pEneys SPEECH.
Then, again, what relations with the cabinet Of
our minister demanded i ss n sa should
thought that these two circumstances were Of sufficient i'm
speech aud that her Majesty had 6een enabled 2
inform former occasions that relations with
other powers upon friendly and amcable footing
least might led imagine what danger or
relations with Pssaan America Hear Her Majesty
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deal with III but 80 far as can collect 10 rupture
and trivial character that nnIsss ( Is a" Indication 10
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the United States. There country the world with
G which We are bound By such ties q close and
exclusive o. he ties Of common language and laws are 50
I'll II mutually suicidal with the United States [iiearl
% not that all the language Which we see used ey
thy q the dignity Of great country adopted By the
the representations which they reported to have made
Ataa then I think our relations with America
what called ,ae Clay Buwer treaty relating 10 Cen
her Majesty in Iss explanations 1f Ssy hass
given NOR looking . that treaty and to q the sTeum
construction can ee put upon tm that BY her
as IL \ i,sy / as aas
which ought g excite alarm the
ton q friendly power, and there be ap-
prehenon Of the Of friendly relations this
with regard question dispute, because al
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psn Hear When ana ihs 1sseaps SIa 'G S
should probability involve ourselves in eon
slant stan. disputes with those powers whose subjects without
What you please and guarded as may be the Language
WIFI ryng out tAs provisions Of that oegn-enlistment BILL
. yol did not infringe upon the letter, you have
The United States llsa deeply ha.
should angry feeling ps aud Sense sense
p the o par. AZ ps saps tins time n nceps ma
great and aa sn On s
when the Of indignation anger pass
public mind shall hare e seg
will calmly and deliberately CONSIDER the uninen,ona
full sna s%p sss s0 Pei e. which understand
ted States and which hiLk any great nation truly con
Ssiou ss strength Sga Tand accept
70 entertain the hope that il that friendly
think her Majesys government have acted more
h 70 more eusv any a sns e ,s and to
Serted N her Mney speech conciatoy paragraph
ing over the subject in eoaemptuous way, though It
sa4f were unworthy "a moments consideration III
. LORD DERBY SEES rIASkruLsrss.-ruE
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ers In the OF the speech Lord Derby said;
Now IN tho speech this day delivered from the throne
gre that am at once waaa'ed in drawing that disnc-
uon which have already done between the speech of the
announcement in the first paragraph that asnce
OF the last session Of Parliament the Of the allies
achieved signal and important that Sebasopol
begeat stronghold of Russia the Black sea yielded
allied One Of the noble lords Who either moved
an passed sy Sss 81 the gowns
the gaantry and bravery Of the troops but n
and reception so ungracoas given to 6rroc
endurance, unparalleled Drawer to suferngs all but
AT hayca inyedr
which il was almost impossible to hope any Of GAL
remember seeing it related Of that in reporting
70 III immediate superior the result Of victory he
her s aesy squadron under my command have burnt
~ This the most nsd ss and p%p %as'1 way a
Ielng me result OF great action out that commander
meais Of Others lie claiming for himself that
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ever y an occasion on which the sovereign in the pres
and would have performed had she been , pS 10 lIs
ns ss q sa sa ss the pleasing task q
sa rs, @s and her S %pahy with The Of those
which has achieved Ny lords Der MajesS had Se
S Ssd a sS {. s Of hsr own Judgment think
addressed you Her Majesty would have expressed deep
arms can so aspIi ssa o. ssar sas
would have asked you &c join in the expression ma
mighty Providence have been enabled achieve 50 in.
s a . VS. f d in. from
psn sers.opo hs srss, stronghold Of nusia The
sek sea- has yielded to the perseveinR and
the daring bravery Of the allied forces;
asked to thank her Majesty giving informa-
Transformation which for the last three months has
been notorious all the world. A laugh Within
that time information of that fact 90 Jar fact
because uahapp,g Is NOT (at-f laughter might be
derived from The columns newspaper Gnhappiy II
not fact Sebastopo great stronghold Of Russia
In The Black sea- has yielded your and 10
your daring, whatever that vaor and daring may have
been il is true that by unparalleled achevements Won
have succeeded in forcing portion o that srongbold
fou have obtained possession southern side of Sc
haopol You have destroyed the fleet Of Russa-or nj
least she has destroyed them herself saved Won
the trouble [" Hear and taught You blown nm
blowing up, those splendid which were
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