The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-25


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Ssssnt Ss entertained At period II hr history vas
RpelInA better prepared to coant batahties IN any
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ssss.ss any 70 The a s q s sS
.tss s.S the sundsring Of Nat indy and brohsry
between the two countries which war would
SPEECH or r1LsoR GIBSON.
n .eir.e @iysn in Hspshsstsr 70 Messrs Gibson an
.,ss,s tss tims hss come when the
.;nc Of rsrchsntpsn On the high sees should given
r nsas, near - narrsS into ssct by treaty,
80 ht M a.ssi of war should be Ger toin tsrfere
Win h. isns e.
y n.S N ths limited states and osly wiah the
rrsssnt sdm,ntration would say the time has arrived
h rove srIirhtsned views are being entertained By
sios n ,be ~.se only England would conclude such
xrt;g thar beneficial principle But AN sorry 10 SEE
nal Of the friends of this controversy have se Yea
. pics auarre with the United states. (No, ns "Yss
80 ssd loud cheerr) see by the papsr today nat
NJ the British Minister Is 10 leave America
:S that Mr. : ,S to s.s Ed and that
hope that u not true cloud cries Of hear hsar.)
% stated m me w:snngson psPsss, And 1sa s.
sasssS Why the British eovsrnnent 70 over there CON
nssy 70 the known laws Of he United States o the pur
Mud Russss vss bisssd for oDnos;nS thst -
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"a ans; sssr snhsscs ~ snigst IN our srunies 70
ssht tbv oass In which shs. country has no i..srss
- beinr pSssed thoush the House OF Commons, Il
wa psspstusay sssed where are yoe going 10 g.
$500 the laws Of al Germany 1.-THE laws Of switaer-
SS he Avs 81 nearly svery CIVILIZED country ne our
10, SI nsr sra c"ncsrrsd
0ss 49, s,..i-r+S !, a ws n Eno,snS Ss.s aoca'
- .sHas 81 hi. soun,rv IL torsisn srmsss We
ssSed Where are the men to be gotr' It was said
hat there were many German snigrants oonstaa.ly
Gear, hear, md voice, They 60 to liverpool" they
- ur;.sd Statss Srt - 90 vim them to the Crimss
1snahtsr hs1 failed 10 nsrsn.ss them to 90 there
snd xens 70 sne Snea s.a'es s are!
M, ,hs th th srsu. Of he
cnss states anc now sney are aGS me-
osshIs an sneb .uh;ectNnn1 an nnnlesssnt feeling
has .Ii.en between the two countries Which, il snotas,
srnss the nsss;ons and make settlement diHicult
Gsesr heas. If there was one policy more than
~msneut inter ssts Of England should have pursued
4 wss the strietest rules with reference to he
se.;r nsnt-.Htv nsI Int that was IN
She;r power to cement he bond Of b.o.herbood
rith Enrors by ties Of .Tect;on and mutual int
rSsnsr statr,.s aasy ocss crnr, n man ~ shs
Omitted States this country, which, mad it been
,sh ~ hreshno her neutralitv with Russis saw
e that has been taken deserves the re-
ohsor nv Psriamsnt and II the faets be AS believe
Inv VIII be found 10 be the Parliam emit will not be back
md in psssrr severe censure on the course that has
sen hs We
sr Eurone violating the Va of various countries in
s enlist mem 2 s s1s battles ss
that point that what called Epgsh honor and English
dgniy has to be committed troops thst
enemies If they would paw them better (beers) The
whole proceeding Is degrading to England (hear,
hear): and ray more {: ia contrary to the opinion
Of ysur greatest writer's and the great states.
men also Of all Europe-.he system of separst-
ioe individuals from their governments and so
NV that a private man is TO make war on his
own account without his government in.erposing IN the
..sser the States to which England has gone were
10 become The Allies Of England cloud cheers But for
Eng and to 60 Powers soldiers Ike Hamburg,
thsm-to the small states like the Hapse Towns and in
the light of day and in defiance laws and bringing
worthy this country (Loud cheers) We are degraded
hy seeing British Cologne into prison the
shorty Of he British government and 90 in the wrong
10 they feel themselves that the British government has
been able rplain. Hear, heAr Ipuit to the
neesiug, l right wrong in opposing the bill for
snstipg foreigners to fight the battles OF Engand (Se
veral voices, Brightly And have not circumstances
proved that the attempts 10 carry out that
have brought rs into an unfortunate controversy with
the United States government and With other PowerY
Several voices: at has") / not longer occupy
your tine (heAr hear, but may say that hope We
sse drawing near to peace. (Cheers.)
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS
From the london Eeonomist February 81
We think it our duty caution our readers against
any undue alarm in regard 70 the last from the
United States. The papers state, apparently upon
shortly that Mr. Buchanan has been positively instructed
10 demand the recall Of Mr. Champion Minister ct
Washington account of the part he took in the en-
htmept OF American czers for the British service Be
that it may is certain government. wiz decline
such demand, II made; for no sound headed and
man can have read the correspondence BE-
tween the two governments This subject without see
fng in the first place that there wa no eomph.y on
the part Of Mr. Champion In those transactions; n the
nsxt place. that any ground OF complaint arose entirely
esther from errors on the part OF sgents or "
oelr having acted ana against sae!
utted instructions exceeded, full and ample repars-
ton had been maze BY apology r IN the British govern