New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

e., -. 10 erAer INTO sny explanation vhs,ever Of thc-s
rotnut casous wbishmy bobe friend st thu o"sd mtne
Foreign Ofce received se dey' ago non zoe Aan.
a., In,.,., AZ this Court, These communications
having been pr, sentsd To Congress, and btving aney
ben pub'.b.d in the new,pap@rs, every IN mene'
l. as fully IN possession OF them s " pe uySe'"
NJ. ut Of Fer Msfsty To Jay 'hen upon tnc ,a,s ~
His hou.e officially il would be pecesSary thai We
should be able 10 accompany them viii such sns~ers
ag-upon full consideration, and upon que desoert
ton such A. the importance OF the suo|ecf-nwtee &c
qub.s-we should have thought IL n,I'ng 70 ~
h,m. We have rot vet been able 10 frame "a 'se
ssS ~ therefore not 10 positl m ~ sy nse
papers officially before Parliament Buf, SIR, an
read, to enswer the question OF my nooie sh1 o. 70
The intentions of Der Majesty 6ove Inment w'n
~ the diplomatic GENE nts bet ths county
and the tinted states Now il TO be Observed 10 tue
frst place, that although the United StNes SoVeru-
u ent have thought fit 70 init nate TO M C'snpth
cons.ou.pce of which he has Lft Washington, thu,
irimstion did not 60 10 the exieot OF arupfure ot
diplomatic laiioDs nut. on the contrary Vas 1ccom
panied apoiher dispatch, BY the expression OF ae
,ire 10 continue through the American Munster AZ ms
Court. ,di ,omstc intercourse upon another mater.
Nov, Sir, b. Msjesty's Government, duty eoasdenng
th. various bearings Of the NATTER ana nhng %
those considerations upon which my nooe inena ess
dwe, have LOT d. m. it their duty 10 advise Der hyes
~ suspend diplomatic Intercourse tn the Aurrcan
MINISTER at this Court Cheers We are, therefore,
u, pared gain 10 enter into COMMUNICATIONS with nun
upor any matters which concern the mt ress OF tue
two or. at countries think the will feel that
| am bet peffornng my duty by abetaieing oR the
pres. occa.ion from entering into any discussion
beyold this answer TO the question Hear, hear.
Ny noble friend has, however, expires ed hope that
The ia suctions which her Mas stys G' v-rnnent have
given 70 tie naval which was recently lsoache1
om this country TO the coast Of America are DOT such
as are hkely to brDg abont any unnecessary cosloq
between the Americas and British sqadrons. SIR,
can a sure nv noble friend, can assure the House,
that IL the aDxous desire of her Malestys Govern
neni to avoid anything which might bring about such
collision; that the Instructions which have been
given the commander of that force relate to the
prot. c'iOn of British interests OF BRUSH SUBJECTS and
Of British properly and that there nothing IN those
Instructions which would tend TO COLLISION be-
tween tue Br.tish and American forces CheersI
We certainly did think it right, Considering
the uncertan-uneertain a. il then undoubtedly was
portion of our relations with that great naval
Power that force IN those seas should be placed IN
Iuch condition tLat it might nor be liable to any
casion disasters Hear, bearI We thought u r'gh
to be stIOng but, bling strong we shall not be the
8ggressors. Upon that subject also-tne question
about Central America | am sure the House VIII not
at Kreseut wi IL 60 into any details ieir haar
col eur with my noble friend in the Opinions winch he
has ell expessed, To which also gave expression
OF a forutr occasion, that It would be amentabe II
two countries which have 50 many interests IN com
II on ibOud, through the perversen.ss of any man. be
br ught into state of hosty with each ut err With
T. g ri 10 the conduct Of her Maj sys Government
think mAy be permitted TO say that, a., on the one
hand tbs country never in better po'i;ion 10
cor, on war if war forced upon us, that very
snaight and that very preparation OF which we may
BE- at il also reason why We may, without derogd-
ton from oui dignity, act with csmnes' with mtderi-
ton and with ue deibera0D upon matter OF such
great importance which bears upon the relations
t.tw et Il this Empire and any foreign country wat
ever; especially one betSeen which ana our
,ev,. there ar. 20 my causes Of Union and ~ many
the mutual interests betw' en- Greet In ain AM
| UIied States OfAmerlca lCheer
Mr.. DIsRAELI-The frequent recurrence OF ques'
tions of this k'ndOf MISUNDERSTANDING In our rea
/ I'D ksat. - i'm
o., Il, man the expedeucy of treating them with the
utn st oderatioI AMI in spirit Of the utmo-t Tor
b,aralce The noble lord who has just adj ressed the
House has touched very lightly indeed upon the hne-
dnt, cause of the retirement OF her Majstys Minister
from Wasbu gtun. / was glad to be remn led Dy tue
noble lord that in far rs the Government OF t1s
Upttd States was concerned, that couu not De Aeu
upon az a complete rupture OF diplomatic reIi'ions.
! but could bm belp feeling that It was my duty a.
this moment to say tha' although the Cover nnent OF
H., Unea States drawn ristinctun Oct zen the
81 ~dvct Of Mr. CHAMPION and he conduct ut her y
| est,'s Government / trust the House Of Comnons
| will not follow that ex,mple Cheer l was gir
10 hear tbst noble lord did not by his authority
ssIcti,n This distinction am perfectly wui"g 70
| accept o. it bas been expressed the statement OF
| Mr.. Marcy-that, far ss her MsJestys G1v.
enmeI l. concerned, the GOverument OF the United
States is completely sntir6ed with the explanation
i,spec ng the conduct Of Mr. Champion, aud that OF
Ter Mejesrys ConsuIs, with regard to the recrunag
H. the States; but am quite cure that the House VIII
| O, adept the distinctions which the United states
| Cover 1T has made upon that subject IL VIII hold
Ter Nbjesiys GoverDn.Jt responsible, and viii not Id
| a mun.nt extreme difficulty, If not of peril, an-
,uuce to this country, to EaIop', and to America,
hat tie House of Commons ~ pre- pared TO cay tina;
b.r bsjesfyr NJ mister at Wa-blngton-a en- Individual
who at all ever t. tempted 10 do his duty 70 hs
Sov.rei, and to bis country aud who has apparently
acted ppon the Instructions Of his snperors-s 10 be
the scap-goat OF diplomatic slDs fiear, hesrl.
have EXPIRE ssed myself Ill # have seemed to offer
| pny Opinion upon the Conduct of the Government.
This is the occa,on which would exPr s. such
| Oh ,piniOD; but wsh to guard myself against being
| SUPPOSED 10 accept without deIur the distinction
| witch the Emitted States Government bas made De-
tween the Conduct of Mir Champion and that Of her
Msitst,'s Government IN this maltef. l must
| dlsilDgbish brtween the two Questions which
! have 20 much Interested tbs country and the
! u iied States Following the example Of the
| robe l., I'd (Palmerton), | am not about to enter
into obcueson upon either of these subjects; bat
nusi to prevent Dsuno erst an ling of the Opinions
WITCH wish 10 represent, be allowed to make one or
tn ob., vaiOns. Whatever may be It's ultimate de:
csob W on these questions wish that the H use of
| Commons would take this opportunity OF requiring
calmly what r the cause of these painful and freq aeuty
recuIrUg hi understandings with country between
which Ourselves there Ous ht Ia be such constant
sympathy such cordial alliance Sir, II Is inpos'
slbI, t. supIose that the recruiting, or toe mode 10
which il conducted especia after the Apologies
Which ofiesed by me Government can really be
the osu,e OF Misunderstanding which bas uuhappily
occurred. ! wait To know why the United States
Government, nItIng their Cause 70 b. good
oB, Is 20 prompt II not eager 10 insist upon lmne.
oiste r.paratlvn Il will be we if take this op-
p o uLity-I do not mean this evening, but before
tLts, great questions sett.d-Of arriving at some
definite iesut upon this point. IL would be wise if
Fl gland would at lat recognise that the United STA es
lii. all ihs greet counties Of Europe, have
policy. l observe III the pr ers which have been
laid upon the table ef the House that the Amer.
can Minister who is here nenced bis
communications with her Msjesty's Government
by sayipg llAt be thought it right To announce that
T.. fr RIO. bad opted the Monroe doctrine az the
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