New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

,,..,,re for nsasurs, ssts1Aas vpoa M. Dsass 81
= sssure soopted sith rssUd y NJ CrsnpDs, -
withdraw he sssa''Ms', - ,Ss usS1. rs .ss Co.,
Lus .s- from, tns Eug-isb oonsab in tns etssS.,
tie Coyerpmeat dn Dst deem thstf dr.
TO sfyse her Majesty 70 Ike thoss sspsGlhsAr lssf
snd NOW itbetspding what has been ssid IN eseets
sm .,i Of opinion tast that decison has ~ ss@
vii; contir ne 10 meet the approval ana cooessass X
the oouriry [cheenl S'f. IL L. in1ee9, ~ eafssu
ccsmteDc. ws,cG s;. 'ui s,.~s' Bah oes a.. ,,as
- ,Lo,, d,clara atioa Of the vet lnpNtaoce u
| msintoinipe peace be.~een the teo oouuu~s AZ
shnrd in their ASSURANCES that tnat wen a. soe oeu
Of their heats and Is ,ns ,i 70 90 c"se IN .ss Z
| n oncs.ioD bsr ars. be,w.e. two countn- winch, -
far as the governments are ccicernsa oe oecn ssf-
| minated in q msbper eemeo sou,'e"y ~ Wn,
~ mn on the ether side of Il o Houe are lood %
gEa:, dsnu, ci,to,s thai England has breo iosalted
| tCh.crs ard countsrcheessl. The in-eicoo-se OF
| IN.'nns tsies place BE- ~e-n Governments, and
| an in.rA to the GoveInnsm an iesan
| .. The country These g-n,lemen then, 80 enIloas
TO- pesec tell you that Eng aid hHe ben lnsassd,
tV..,ed with couturuely nemp, ana lndgnhy.
| Whnt is the tfecS likely 10 Dc pn9aeeed
Why, to excite in the geVp.e bor, .ny 1870 sI
S,e5 in the United states Ministerial cheen, Az.
hnSx NO IL acquainted vita the character OF EngsA-
mcn n ust know that on tell them tney nass usss
il suited treated with sobt. mpt Exp sen W ,s
.he vuA 90 tte S'nuoaton OF such as rticns win
take them upon trust, especially when t'sy So ,S
nom such Lgh authority They viii say, s ~
leaders Of a greet paTty-he country Pany-s,
hat language we must indeed havc been gro@'fy
nsu,t.o, and LET resent the insult 80 on.ro 70 "
1h,p say that, far u hon. gent. M of -,
nv Law the foundation for enmiiy De w.en tne Two
o,;,ric. lMirstt nal cheers) After thaf comes ny
emf Ion fir, ud the membei fJr the unvenl'y "f Ox-
I'd Ard he tells the Americans that th' Govern-
has been sss eus Saeb mo- to sass 70 :
ltd. that their laws have been viodIed intee-
iopaly by the Government OF q ifeign c'an'.{i
and tiat, 70 far fron meeting that injury 'oo
manner witch becomes the GevernnehS Oh
onN and independent nation, their Goyera-
nert have acc. pied apology and expre~scu .n.m
elves sei,sf.d, when, on tue contrary, Iey oassV
Lave declared ths mselves atironteu an .VeSt
Cheerl. Why, Sir, Is that the way 20 cica'S S"e
6a,Iino i,tween tn. two countries Loud cheer'I
tia, the way u persusde the Amercan eope % cu-
yste the m,-t friendly fergs toward Tins eounIy
Hear hes Many geO;e'nen 'oh tns eoG ,;nra sns
y Mn,o that his mo- lOn cal ;uated 10 aJure me
nnhic service. ano well did they anticipate toe resait
Hear hesf Well did thy f,resee, In endeav9rmsO 70
t,ssuade blu from proceeding with ns moeon ,he Goa
Sequences likely TO- ies4 iIop H. wsen On ,sn,s o,a
have he,u employ, u Which, instead ~ eahInS u ue
closer upon OF The two patiops, instead OF epacinS
Il utual animusity, are cal ;u@teo to exc'e angry p1s
$40, e. to enlist tue fee x of the two countries ~ mo
d;ecfe1c.s which have unbappiy arisen, W enoneee
their iLtercoune and render It more oim ui' 10 oS
about a ore smcs bic vbdes stsnoins ON sne Po"'e ~
;ssne Hear henri will at this late bour oetsta
the House with usny ryati,ns; it II quite
unnecessary do 20. The House 10 nov c0nSo
mon TO dut. imne whether there snan De
passed upon the GovrrDmsnt vote OF CEN
smre The hon. member for Mayo tgan his speech
nv deprecatiug all quibbing evasions as be c4hee
it-ai words which nigh: be distorted INTO ,omethng
bey ono what they really expressed. Sr ! think 10
lauehterl. think it would have bsen much nlre
mally and straightforward on his part #, inscead Of
contenting himself with sort OF evasIve declarafon
that the Government epti led to the apobs.
tjou Of the House, be had at come forward and
expresseo the feeling whi IN was no doubt uppernose
in his mind, that the Government has male iAtn de-
serving OF the censure Of the House lCbesrsI.
wor!o have been much more manly To Cone fo'w9d
with a ~, ular vote VI than TO dsguise disap>
On baton under the pretense OF refusing Appreciation
which las not been ask-d for Loud cheenl. &C.
cent the yoe of the right bon. gentleman tie member
for the University anu shoula be sory indeed II any.
thirg have said should induce him 10 alter his deter.
mination lCheers and laugtterl. know We must
not ook gift hOrse i. the moatn loud nueht-rl; but
certainly not think that tle rea~0p he has gwen
for Bic vote will convince many gentlemen who have
not already made up their ml ds upon the quss ion.
Hw Z. il hat it is mpssibs nj the present mo-
p,ept 10 form al Adninsratin founded Succeas-
iul ecpsure Of The exi ting Gvvernm MT reason Ger
ainy iighly complimentary to the House tdcar,
Lear and iaugbl. But | think mann genusm
will be Of opinion I, at that difficulty eooh esiy
be got over, that il could v'ry well be solved
by half hours private conversation between tle
right hon. geit men w4o sit there tSr J. Graham and
Mr Gsds'one) aud tie right hon ana hoi. gentlemen
opposite "A aughl 30 Id nos therefore aecep. from
the House q vots founded On greet p,6,ica mis-
conception. We stand Upon what We think better and
higher ground lH'srl We are of opuion, although
it nay be prsumpuous to state IL, thst we have
dair difficult rod conducted tins affairs of tho
country TO the sstsfscion Of The nati0D aud with
honor and adj antsse to the public interest," cheenl;
believe that the conf Ience which This H.uss has
hitherto shown 10 shared BY the country at large.
1t upon thai groubd that We prepared 10 go 70 =
Cvson. We ssk for a continuation Of the Col hdence
OF the House, not upon the ground that may be
difficulty IL ftdng otoer persona to 6A our
places but because think We have do not log to
forfeit their good opinions lCbeenl TrastiDg 70
these CON er.tions; tr stiog to this good opinion
which the House has hitherto expressed toward us;-
tust to the good sill which we believe " fet for us
By th- country, ed not t. the argument Of my night
hon. fr.t nd that 10 oth Govenm.us can b. iormel
we chSerg e. the hon. memb. for Mayo to como "a
division cneeIsl, and se tee cOnfn.st that the resuk
win be such we think our con uct d serves HouA
and continued chee,ing|.
The result Of the division was then announced o.
follows
for hr. moore's oton. 80
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