The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-04
SPEECH OF MR.. GIBSON.

W. invite !, articuar attention to the following we'll
timed snceeh Of Mr. Minor Gibson, the distinguished
,nemr Of The British House Of Commons relative to the
question Of The day between Great Brtain and the United
States;
Mr. GusoS said: think the time has come when the
Feizing 81 merchantmen the high seas should be given
up ear hear think the sentiments OF the American
President should be carried into effect by treaty, and
that vcsseowar should be permitted to interfere with
merchantmaa pursuing his calling That principle has
been proposed 10 the British government by the gov
q the United States and only Wish the present
administration would say the time has arrived when more
enlightened views being entertained by onr govern
nenl [Checrs.l think the world would follow iu the
wake IL only Engand would conclude such treaty with
the United States Of America cheers adopting that bene-
fcal principle But I'm sorry to see that some OF the
friends Of This controversy have set you to pick qaarrels
with The United States. e. No. no; Yea yes; and loud
sheess Sec By the paper to-day that MI fsmpsS%n'
buchanan aso to leave England and that diplomatic IN
tercoursc 10 s,ep between the countries hope that
Is no, true Loud cres of hear hear tits 80 stated 10
abe Washington papers Aud what is the of this
misunderstanding in the United States? Why, the Brit
ish government 80 there, contrary TO the known
OF The oed States for the purpose OF ensng their
subjects carry on this war against Russia was osned
for oppasing la the House OF Commons and
il was said opposed il because adverse to war.
favor Of the war. ICbeers think it disxraceful 10
country I've sending their agents into the nations Of the
s-orid voice. True true in violation OF their munich
I2l laws aud sedueing their subjects TO enlist IN our
skaies To fight the battles in which their country has
iaiers.,--no concsrn Hear hear, and chee,l When
that b being psssed through the House Of Commons
IL Was perpsia.liy asked, Where you going get
menga We that the laws of the United States the
laws Of a Germany the laws Of Switzerland the laws Of
neatly every civilized eoaatry, like laws, forbid
their subjects make against nations when their own
governments concerned, and have constituted IT.
here and enlist the people Of this country in foreign ARMIES
We asked Where the to be gotg IL was said
that there many German siagrants constantly pass
inQ through England into the United States. Hear hear
and voice They 20 10 LiyerpooLFl They said they
would stop In the Lancashire and Yorkshire railway
Carriages and persuade them not 10 go TO the United
States but 10 10 with them TO the Crimea. Laughter
Tbsy failed pcrsnade them TO 20 there and therefore
the United States after them and in endeavoring
10 enst them there those Germans got themselves into
trouble with The eorernmoIr Of the United States and
they corresponding, anS negotiating and dplo
matizng and war, imagine, l. Impossible on such
subect-un uupleasaut feeling hes sfi-sn hetween
abe two which, II an~ther question should take
place may have tendency the passions, and
make settlement diiedL [H,ar, bearl II there was
one policy ti.a another winch this government
Nh view the vi interests Of England, should
have pursue3 u The ssS rules With reference to the
United Sta,eio have done poiag 70 infringe on their
neutrality but everything tbs was IN tho power to &C.
the bond Ut broihoshood with Europe by tia of a
fiction and mutual Interests Bat 70 employ a parcel Of
ageu IN lhe very eh Of ihsis statutes opening Offices
crimpue % tie rnied States this country,
which, bad V been permitted by America, would have
caused efr TO ron greet RISK % ofeahng nes pfpahy
The rcprobaion by Parisnfnt and the facts be
beiioss they will - found 20 be- the Parliament will
that has Teen pursued (isar bear Are the people Of
Eagaud then indi'slenl after ALI 10 this that ne
ua frn EuTofe violating the laws a. various
tri In ores enlss 10 Eight bsslssf lCheers
would ask ~ ID necessary Are arrived
point That what called Enrlish honor snd Eng
alsh dignity has " committed uoors VI tnercenaries
aha, yon ssRsnce and that would light Cor your
enemies II they ronld pay them hsierf fcheers The
whole procscdiag drsrsdsaa 40 kusi&na Hear hear
and Say 10 oessrt 70 the cpaioa ef ycar great
Wri,ef ari ne gre saiesmsn also 81 All Europe
the sys;em - Ffparsfiug individuals from their govern
mvnis pnd 90 Say that private Ia 20 make var on
hsoea srccnut 0libeoi he government iniespospg In
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