Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-22
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

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supports the unconditional admission Of Russia and Prus
70 the second meeting Of the Europe.n Conference m
England l. said TO oppose the .dmi..on o ,h son.. a.
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| ENGLAND
Lord Palmerston had deiv.d an address on educs,o,
before large assembly. Ia the Free Trade Hail. Nan
chester lie also made speeches ia d,uc. of his TOR
egn policy. An address had been presented to him D,
the President Of the Chamber OF Commerce. In which the
following passage 1T would not Dc doing usnc,
10 the commercial community Of Liverpool mem
ton made IL that question which most deeply affects IL
The late difficulties, threatened difference cen thi,
country and the United States There Is one exprrs.
sion OF feeling among the in ~hch your
ship aud Her Aestys advisers disposed Vi that which
Que time Threatened to be question that involve
IN desperate conflict with America. We heel that by
the mode IN which yonr lordship settled that question
not only Consulted the dignity OF the country but In
spirit and iaet satisfied all the interests concerned.
Lou Isnefs'o" rspneu Win considerable emosrrass-
ment as follow. ~ was sure that the policy recently
doped IN the dereces with the United States ueed
your appreciation. He felt III while hand il was
necessary to maintain the dignity Of the country
also necessary to show that even the caates oi
with n-igrooring race would be encountered, II there
Was Necessity ior Il upon adsqua grounds We feel
tha' while Was necessary To sho" this, We ought to
waive all party CONSIDERATIONS that We ought not 10 take
advantage OF circumstances which might perhaps have
Justified the expression oil angry feelings that
usined 10 LOOK al what We believed TO be the hiendy
iccgs OF the q. the people oi the United States,
rather TIA" take 700 u'oen houce OF circumstances IN
narrower sphere that might perhaps have justified feelings
oi itauoh. Inc result hss iuiy oorne OUT Think the
WISDOM o' 'hat course. am sure that IN proportion a.
your etefPnses ueNeopeu IN the same proportion, We
'as 'o"s '" eemehuhB permanently those Ties oi hend-
snip anu soou WI" "nieh exist anu ought 10 De pepetra-
.eu between e people OH the Two shores oil the Allan
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4" oru rahest"ns speech at Manchester he used the
'""""g explanation ~h'eh had been the s1Jecto much
remark
nope 'ne peace ~ii be lasting but it, endurance
su depend on tue hdehty with which the conditions are
@ carried out III TINS treaty. There can oe no Doubt that
peace VI" De long preserved
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