The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-04

In he House OF Commons teernIy 10, the sxss1g
relations between England and the United States were
AGAIN discussed the House going into Committee
Of supply, when the following speech was made BY
sR RoEBrcK
It IL incumbent on ne make apology 10 the House
sor bringing orsssd motion On sais suo!ec. II has
the noble ord it's head, that the reason why
on made in The speech rom the throne on the sub
condition that they could not, in fairness al
parties, De published present. The noble lord, there
lore sp pesed TO the house and said-"Do you think
under these circumstances that ought to have msde
public Incorrect statement Of the affairs uestion
wrong 10 Co 50, but believe that silence would now
My lead 10 confusion, ! am ee'erminea 20 break
tasment Of STAIRS las been isa before Ce0rr tSe
public of this county, tina they NOT know what has
ccurred and think hold in my.nand the means Of
making them acquainted with the actual Of Affairs
As my intention is 10 convey the House aud TO the
nation At large correct statement Of facts the
House VIII hear With while attenp. feeoly know
IT viii be- 70 perform hat duty The NOBLE lord taking
MusL slon from the hon member for the Yes Riding
faid that had done ali that Of could have
done the between ourselves and the Americans
that we bad apoogzed for tina, whirn had been
smss by them tnat We mad expressed our sorrow for
having trenchec upon their laws and that had done
verythipg which, persons dssirous IF peace and
honorable men, could ne called upon 10 do. the
the rst 20 support him in his view OF the Gaze bat
believe they very different, have forward
press myself c. Hear, hear" and laugh in this
nater-an ignorance foste-ed by The holding oA-k Of
a.
which have occurred. We nave been led 70 suppose
that lave right side and that Cousins
the other Size Of he water taxing advantage Of post
hcn were nevertheless endeaycring TO force
ssrt q supp;aon 70 them for peace Now. what
state OF the csse2 II is ths:-A,sr the Para uent of
Grs al Brian lad passed act for the enlistment u
foreigners the government determined provi
siens otthar act, 70 enlist people in America Being
able 10 intercept the emigration lowing from Germany
America, hey 10 America AMI Lhey gave
items TO authorities there .oreign legion to
be posed OF persons enlisted in America one Of TIE
IN HL4.S,Sr ~
Wcshsng0a. Mr. crdmpon) another tie Governor Of
Nora Scotia and iisYi gas the (1oreraor- General u ca
Eoda The noole lord tnsr, government
discovered that umb-age had bean given the Uned
States By tbs hey had taken gave instruc
uens to ministers and agents reach any
way upon ne municipal laws Of America and at the
same time sent full apology 10 the American govern
do anything nore2 Il the noble lord had only d,ne what
he stated should have ~ered his appeal saying
nothing more could pe done. But government cid more
and what they did win Ar Or snpten went
from Warrington 10 Nova scotia and ne there entered
INTO SORT OF osao'na.on With he Governor and lsid
plan BY which The laws OF the UEied States night be
contI IN order 70 90 air sureptitiousy which
could nc. be obtained by other means viii prove d.
rseily al that assert, ous OF Mr.. Cramp,ons own
mouth, or rather cut 0! his pen but ought first
TO state ne law of America upon suojecs Of enlist
nent; anc the House will then that l. is in accord
snce with he opinion and feog Of the country N the
hrtt place, il Is Illegal TO enlist Spyhcdy the United
States for the services Of foreign state The govern
are not. however charged with mat oFence "a;
with something ANY person going the United
Sna,es ara nfueng people 10 cave those states os the
Ecn Of me Law, anc tais the part o tae law ~hica
Mr. Champion is accused o. having broken througa. He
went 20 Nova Scofiahe there engaged persons going
to the states to enlist peoplsthas IS 20 induce them
90 TO Nova Scotia 10 be enlisted Now, The very Of
pose OF ssiIg enlisted is violation OF the law be.
ing conavention Of that neutrality u which tins Anne
do this whou being discovered by the Authorities Of
the Uni 20 States They did, however, discover what
asg place sas IN censsqus9ce q tssS discovery
suggesting means OF evadrg the law Of the United |
Sta e. aDd eiylsc the parties whom ne employed cy
Ihsr by when hey might eonIauncsie with him. How
do prove this statement Wy, mold my baud
document curious in many ways t j. reparL OF trial
that took pace IN Pennsylvania in which Henry
Hertz was The defendant beng charged oy the United
States government with certain breaches OF the Law
forth IN ne Indictment peculiarly Of The indc
mert is TIA. It is Ineligible "A laugh This henry
Hertz q VINO bad been ployed oy Mr. Crarap
crp people-tha. is TO induce them TO leave he
United statee and 60 to Nova Scotia the purpose
being enlisted there and then sent The Cinea. Now
We are supposed to nave made apology to the United
states and u supposed too al time suppos.
ed by myself that the apology when The United
States ought 10 have accepted but it appears tina:
So the United States fully justified requesting his
recall CT his instructions went beyond VIA. the cfthe
United States wonld permit and that the Uniec
States would be astssa saying that the apology Of
government dislngenuous an corld I'D.
mitted. and that they still insisted he recall OF
Champion. wilt mention circumstance known to
every one fai with tx history o. The United States
that du-fe the revolutionary Of Fauce and during
the Presidency Of Washington. envoy from France
Croysn Genet went 70 America, and enieavored fl
out prvsteers contrary 10 The rules Of neutrality which
the United States had laid down. Washington and Jack
comp aped Of this conduct he part Of the coyen
and they sent TO the repub lean government. Of
requston for his recall He was recalled and the de-
mand Of the United States satisfied The United
States then old bya friendly governnent-the govern
nant Of France-vhat they nov 90 cy trgand-namely
their laws Of neutrality NV, want make it clear
that Mr. Champion has also broke, Through he laws Of
known and II he has broken through those laws
without the authority Of the government here,
justified in demanding his recall # he has broker
through tnen by the command of the government here
have endeavord 70 palm OF deception This House
and the country for which they ponsi Die u
pears from the facts ELECTED 10 the of the trial
that Of the witnesses had been authorized by Nj.
Cramptcn to set recruiting sergeant in America and
had received from NJ. Champion paper which shovel
toe system Of deception pracsed The following the
paper
Memoranda for The guidance those wso make
s os ssa fe ns as
pDee vino may 80 70 S .s or Usyend 0 %
Train from which would constitute yoaisn q he
act hish might bear ne appsa5anse Of Within ne
intent TO enlist service foreign Power There
whatever attempted that jurisdiction promise.
must BE- entered into With any person wI.hn as
Now, what the inducenent held cut to 20
to Nova Scotia Oh there was railway there and in
breath they told 90 be navviss
in another they told there 70 receive ac:od
ing to the proclamation Issued thirty dollars enlist
Ing and certain pay afterwards, while they served her
Britannia Majesty. The paper goes on TO STATE I
The info TO be given win be simply that to those De
erpg enlist in the British army facli vim be Afforded
for their doing their crossing the line into British terrific
~ and the offered the British government be
stated as smatter Conformation only and not implying
the those
formation, long, eas they remain within American
jurisdiction.
Can it be said ASK TO be in accordance with the dig
pfty OF the British government to publish such
ment a. thaU As honest men ought go 70 acH The
document proceeded
1t is essential that no assemoage Of persons
shon place at beerhouses other en-
the purpose deviang tor
and be parties should scrupuousy avoid reser,ng this
similar OF disseminating the desred information
much he attention Of the American would 10,
fail to be called 70 such proceedings which undoubtedly
regarded by them recruiting
foreign Power within the hmi:s OF The United States
certainly be borne 10 mind that he insltuuos Of
legal proceedings against Of the question even
they were 70 eude The penalty, would be fatal 70 the
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