The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-27

cost and ioDdt1 thtl yhn 40 NiiohCe VI no pm
pie copditious sssst. ole ny every child IN tho
nuDisy y, and v mere every chid VI taieot aud indus
az e. 10 the e. er school wpere superior .duca
10 given ON the ssme terms, AUD IRON the superior SCI
10 the iversi'y. Now, ii any ady or gentleman
this room wants to Pot the question: II We can get
there advan ages by going TO Canada, why We Gao
get them s,thoot geiog 10 Canada, ] impiore that
will not expect 10 answer IL. c$tne here exp
to have M opportunity # debating aud discussing g
ques of govern Got bat this II so large
bluge, and especially there many OF the fair
present. that am really ashamed tn en,er =
topics. The last occasion on which made q sim
appearance, was certaiuly not in u city 80 large
in a city which ia the capital Of : sts.s In VT
. very great m raj and social experiment Ia be
made Of which the issues are evH doubtful, but VII
philsnthr pist can watca without interest, mine
with anxiety mirgivipg. In Portland, In the ST
OF Maine, han the honor 81 being received as AN
ts-csy spd having int odu ed by the Mayor to
ctizens the bsbd truck NJ "God save the Queen "
both 10 NY sur Prise and ght the whole audience
during The whole 'ine the air was Playing. We
dinner after the meeting and At thai dinner prac
was adopted which hope vi ! this evening b. hon.
in the breach rather th.n 10 the observance. We
nothiI 20 d,ipk toAsts TO but water. AIMING tn
eentiDeots-ior they are too ~i.by-wsshy 10 Dc cal
teas I've had Success TO The allied arnies," b
always ide ed bat the rnost serious penalty we
pay was any bad tel pg In ,bs United States regao
our Awe,i an colonies, and made It one OF my hrss
ties 10 endeayor educe Ia, risk 20 the nni.num
is fair tnat Cubs vsry i'll govs rned ami
~ tha, state Of things .xi You amt prevent
the American people from rympathiziag With tbs dis
verntd, Ne woula have f0und he thorn rather u
bsi,e a. s, is, rose Afier ,ha revolutionary war
ccmni ted IN the Americans, az citizens OF the Uni
Staes The rights III Suing on the coasts of 3sit
North America ~ they haa enjoyed previously 81
jects of Great britain. ftey continued tn those rights
TO 1872, and tbeD we oorbly Nent to war. At he c
II the war legal advisers decided that all tres
were aoiogsted by var, and tea the United Sta
people must have new treaty. We get new IRE
retLicting The rign's. The American fsbeemsn did .
fancy being excluded from the gruuncs ahfcn thef
cestO i mad bee. admitted to al went fsniag
mach in the WY ice, had done oefore-rot, OF cou
vi hout good deal 81 a,noysuce and interrnpn
Well, when tois Case came up oetore sh- goVernnent
The colony sud - be nit states the latter sho We
great deal If genniy IN toe occ aston; they said
Ola not G. nstrue The treaty the .ane as We did,
there iDge nfou' Arguments on The one sido TO 81
that bays werr bsys, and IL genious Arguments on
OF er side to .bow that hays were not says, and
Brit III goveipr.ns at LAST esovsd to cut the mat
shori and blow the trumpet Of defiance; and rie
Of Aae lea ssuet iIf.rnctions 70 the contrary, stat
that heir int probation was the correct We
Just tps poisson, ,bat bot beae ed captain Of "a
rican ,loop wi the Presidency in his vie ", might
plur gen into vt any moment. In 1854 all the
cucts f,he North American lonies we're Introduced
tee kets Of ,he United STATES free Of duty,
same terms sn')ar promotions of Tho United Sta
We may hope that The oros peri of the last few ID
will pioceed at accelerated ratio in time to come.
not think eught H. tain you longer but believe I'll
is .ut ject perm r. in tie thoughts # all 81
present iime which the Lord p f0vos. has
verteJ. (Hear hear) AND cannot out teel that VI
may he he o,rensibls ohjsct dem0as,ra.ior
this kind, that sny pu,lis msn who receives at sue
moment paaIK OF cor alteration from his felow sube
may he expecttd-spd soDaely exoected-to Il
wba! his opnions upon suhjec. waich engrosses
attention OF Ibe nifty Ny opinions are very
stated and bsve no hesitation In avowing them l
that in for this WAT, muet fight 1t rut
%sh nc 90 so. ,ss esss ali
metaphors, laugh) and in tie second place, becau
think scsohard very useful implement when uset
Bur 90 say, having drawn your sword do not shea
till he pu poses for ~hich IT. has been drawn are acc
pishec. (ReDewed cheers Lay, taking the very low
view Of the matter looking NJ il simply as question
thing coud be more demon,traoiy absurd than tn le
work Of this KIND half finished Great chesring) l
further. lave no hesita ion In say!ng-and am
ther glad to have an opportunity OF Saying becaus
have seen unwa rsnted statements to the effest tina
might have different opiuion-l have NO hesitation
Sal ing al in my cpinion Lord Palmerston and mis-
verr n nt have fm some tine past, been carrying
this war in q manner which entities them to the Ia
ard support both OF thohe who considered war ne
city from the urnencement and OF others-no doui
M noii,y- who have 'he opinion thai, Whatever
prospect OF ~ar may hsve be. at tie outset 1t was
made necessity oy the burdsrs Of one set Of dpl,
fists and ny the passi9ns and temper of another.
g,ea. des, is pow besg SAID ,ou, pegosi IONS 81
pesly hope that thee negvtia ions may turn out to
Of some use, but ! must confess that am not
saDguine on that point. ! think myself thong
should be sorry 70 say any'hipg TO give offence
persons in suho'ity-'hat since this businers beg
next to the fuccefses o our arms. what we havs Il
most reason to be thankful to Providence for is
failures Of our d'plomaiists. {Heas, nesr.) W
would Rave been our position now, II We J!
succe+dsd in inc ucipg Tnsfey 10 aecep tbs prop's
viii ch we to her in the famous Note OF Wen
and, If after It bad been too late to end the matt
we had furd tha', in poot Of fact, we had secured
Rustia every single thing which Prince Meuschfkof
tended obtain the eagle OF France the lion Of Or
Britain the wild heats Of thu other country
Ing at her fest sennels, to guard what she secur
Or what would have been position IT. under the
OF fcme judicial blindness Russia hal not refu
the proposals. made the year folawipg 1T Vienna,
We had got from her any paper arrangement such IS
suggested In these proposals. leaving her the prestige
Gre dit OF the successful defence of Sebsstopol Cheer
But though have id ali this in respect to view
the necessity Of ca ryiDg on war till We get pro-
peace most distinctly declare that yield tn no
my adherence Of the evilsmorsl, social and p,tcs
that STATE OF war irvolves. (aear, hear.) PerhA
may feel more strongly this pout than others, b
Ing mad such opportunities OF SEEING the noble purpc
race whose Intelligence il cultivated 10 the atm
and who have the entire power of regulating their Q
not only beDeHcent but as startling to the ims
nation ss the triumpha OF war. have seen the trun
Of what has been POLITICALLY and beautifully styled
warfare with the widsrpess-tha. warfare, PERI NIT
say whose triumphs are achieved without human suf
ing blooc fhed and who're fruits Of VIC orr are the
tension Of the OF civilization, the extension Of
Of British influence and authority, and the ext
sion of The mark ct fer the produce and manufactures
this county. (Cbeers) God grant the time may 81
return when the energies Of This country my be direc
into these sslutary channels do not thiak ! she
upon colonial matters to some extent beeeuse thin
most important that the people Ct this country sho
have their attention turned to these questions in or
that they may secure the vantage ground they b
gained. do not think these questions which i
safe to leave altogether in the hands Of politicians,
the temptation AXE the onies subservient to pa
inter sts st home too strorg 20 be always tucc,
fully resisted. (Iiear, hear.) And nothipg can
such tendency better In check tn n the knowledge
the topic of this country taking Intelligent
in colonial affairs. Though tbiik have solved
important question in col NAL pohcy-viz: how to
copcie complete liberty Of local government with
exercise OF the imperial prerogstive Il DO net know
that is last difficulty. II Il very possible that q
colonies assuming the whole charge Of Their defer
and even coming forward 10 aid In war, may not
maeiy satisfied upees toey have voice in toe mpe
government. do not tn nix it advisable to treat Of
matters abstract ques'io ions, but believe when It
rves hail be able To deal with it as satisfactorily
we have dealt with former questions il still meet
colonies in the same frank, open manner What is We
ed is this IL pecessery that the people Of this
should lock the colonies part and parcel Of
selves syn parbize in tsi uishes and rel ice in II
progress. We know thai many Of the colonies form
admirable Investment for our capital ana am sur,
you sbe nves' mept Ct your affection upon tbs
les, you will find ample return in their grstitl
and COED viii. (Chees.) For my own part lest sho
seem to 8rrogate any mont to myself to acc
too literally the very Watering remarks Of the l.
Provost, ! vart 10 say that l AXE ere
to Dyseh for the progress of Canada during my nd
nistr al ion dealing there with free In sellig
nv al In mad L. - x.t.p