The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-07

The American Questions in ParIlane emit
Opinions OF the English and French Press.

Opinions or the English aud French Press.
In the House Of Commons, on 10th Of june Mr. Glad
said In putting The question Of which have given
notice. is hardly necessary for TO add more than one
word of explanation, The House will recoect that on
Monday last my noble friend the head of the govern
ment at the time when he announced to this House that
the government had not thought necessary 10 advise
her Majesty TO suspend diplomatic negotiations with
lea did not give any exphnat on OF the motives which
led TO the adopted by the government nor did he
advert the view taken by this government reference
10 the conduct Of the American government in Diminishing
Mr.. Champion. At that moment there reason to OK
pect from notice on the business paper Of the house.
immediate discussion the subject, and perhaps my
noble friend thought il desirable either that the views OF
the government should be declared during that
by the production 70 the House OF the despatch which
it would be the duty OF Lord Clarendon to write in
to the letter OF Mr. Marcy. Ata events beg not 70 be
Understood complaining of my noble friends 81
nee on the occasion At the came Time as that motion
has been Tor the moment withdrawn, and there IS
some uncertainty as TO The period when the hon.
TO the question: naturally advert to the
terms in which my noble friend spoke Of the
nunicaton. and hope shall not be deemed unrcason
be it. without at all attempting to press for the produc-
ssent with the ampest opportuni for its preparation,
yet considering the period Of the session and the state
4 the necessary business before the House. which is
advanced even more than Is usual at TINS period OF the
year, venture 10 express opinion that il is desirable
that tins DESPATCH which will convey the clearest and
most authentic form the VI the government with
respect 10 the dismissal Of Mr. Champion, should be
brought 10 the knowledge Of the House with the least pos
siblc delay. (Iear, Ledr) therefore think il would
be conducive 10 the convenience Of the members OF this
House II my hoble friend would give us the best mtorml
ton in his power as TO the probable time when the des
patch will be produced. OF the production OF the despatch
make question, because believe my noble friend
informed the house IN the course Of his speech last Mon
day, that the intention Of the government to make
the despatch, when prepared, known to the House. ]
beg leave to ask at what time IL may be expected
despatch OF Mr. Marcy with reference to the dsm OF
Mr.. Champion rom Washington, will be laid before the
HouseS
lord PAIsErsroN-My right honorable friend has quite
rightly understood the motives which induced me the
occasion referred 10 not to enter into explanation OF the
Of the government the ques lie has mention
ed Those motives equally strong the present
moment and, therefore, Will only say in answer 10
night honorable friends question that have no doubt
shall be able 10 lay the table these papers including
the answer of Lord Clarendon ~ Mr. Marcys despatch,
IN the course OF next weekprobably on an early day
(Hcar hcar).
sir. j. PAssoToy-I think the right honorable gentle
the member for the University Of oxford, has done
quite right in asking for the production Of the despatch in
answer 10 Mr. tarcys communication and am glad that
may hope 10 see soon Perhaps may be fair to the
government until that despatch is on the table OF the
House and in the hands OF members, 10 postpone any
discussion the conduct or the government with
respect 10 the enlistment question: but very earnestly
hero that that discussion viii not DO long postponed.
speak IN party and with party object when
that regard with feelings Of the greatest anxiety
may 10 further and saw with feelings OF shaIne-ihe pre-
eBt state Of relations with the United states OF Amer
For This painful position Of affairs attach blame,
Judging from the public documents in the hands Of all 10
policy Of her Nniestys government by which the govern
ment Of the United states has been rrated deceived and
offended a slight laulh) Under these circumstances,
rust the day is not distant when we shall enter into
discussion this subject. Iregret very much that
the hon member for has felt himself under
the necessity Of pospong his motion but hope that the
hon member for Nayo or some other independent mem
Der OF this House viii long be at liberty % call the at
tenon of the country To the real merits OF this question
Sir g. GREyI think that the right hon. baronet, agree
ing as be prossed himself TO do IN the course taken by
the member Tor the University OF Oxford would have
con;ornabIe with his usual fairness towards
those whom he Is politically opposed If while depre
eating at present any discussion on the merits OF
this question, and admitting that thore sufficient
reasons Tor postponpg that discussion he had not him
self anticipate the discussion by the expression OF most
decided opinion. (Checrs) am glad 10 mud, not only
nom the cheers this SIDE Of the House, but also from
manifest Indications the part OF hon members sitting
behind he right hon. gentleman opposite that there Is
general concurrence in the opinion have just expressed
u y not the FAULT O: the government that the discussion
on This subject has not already taken place; but IL Is
70 be postponed cannot help hoping that the House IA
the meantime viii at least suspend ~ opinion as TO the
cond net Of the government Of her Nesys rcpre-en
tatye IN the United states. Hear hear)
Mr. g. NOON acccdcd to The suggestion for the post
ronemcnt OF hs motion for The present. but thought not
Unreasonable TO ak the government TO TX some time
when tie discussion might be brough on.
TIE motion Tor the adjournment OF the House, on It's
sing Until Monday, was then agreed to.
OPINIONS or THE ENGLISH PRESS.
lfrom the London Post, June ~.
Political qliarreis In general bear strong resemblance
to the action Of i've act play, comedy or tragedy They
open With a slight which takes place not between
The prn Ial characters OF the piece and which has but
he reference 20 the true business the story
IA the Of the audience duly prepared that the
nan druilery, the bloody work OF the drama begins
ne ~e are told especially the case with the present
trs., q between England aud the United states. We
begin ny dsagrecng about the enlistment question aud
the conduct 81 Mr. CHAMPION, but that being settled and
i1rot'sn, End that there - still hot ~ Jorr.iddbs
motos a,ssi ahich Ameer Is rally in edrt and Which
teueg D. td, ,drn,suy as0 IN one sle or IN dnosr
M - s ana IA, u rss Ire ,a
the former cannot change its mock terrors ut the
pleasure 81 the audience, bot that the latter may often
depend ~ great measure On the temper with which
they receive IL earlier We OF opinion that
matters loa the great thing needlu is the opposite
of that IN which iamatic authors dcb h-to tho
best but the smallest audience possible. Tho least mis-
understanding OF the plot may strangely Affect The CATS
uSLhe; .,....,... ., ,o,,,a, 49,. ,a,r,,a
from the evidence Of fact. from the evidence VI the MS
tory o. the country for many year PET saic enough IN
the hands OF Lord Palncrson a1d OF Lord Clarendon
They not the men who viii give way 70 America on
points which Il Is their duty 70 resist nor VIII they IN
v,se sne COUNTY - .nssd ~ so 0n ~ az
understanding With the states. They know very well
how much IS Eue, how much VIII be persisted in, Of
American prctcnsion, how much i the terrible mask aud
the great step OF the electorccr ny season.
his q little unfortunate tina, In our own Parliament
there should exist something Of the desperate thirst
for popularity which has driven the American
mcni s g. missal Of Mr. Cramrtcn. Aparty which has
di,tngulshed tsef by the rd ous smallnes Of the mt
ncrtcs lately mustered by M the great question which
they have really a, heart namely whether they or the
present mbuy have the confidence Of the ctuntry-has
u
est of al do, times. u holds, far az we can ridge
nom what ssys, that England should abandon al
claims ~ America the United states tina, h ugh she
esablsled long ago-and stll reiainshe strongest IN
teresis IN that hemisphere she should thow them up
at once at The bidding 81 The government Of Wash,
ngion--ehould 70 Town on her knees 10 thcm-shouh
express, IN the most abcct terms, her deep repent
aI,c fcr what che has doneand should promise, with
Yet era oful humility ~ do 80 no more This
the eject Of tbs motion which Nr. Baltic has
surrendered with a discreet resgnaton 10 his ~ fortune
FOR whrh We did not give him credit which has been
taken up by Mr. Moore with the happy audacty that y
az Characterize the members of the sister country
vh,h has been Endorsed in anticipation by FIR John Ia
kngop, with all the solemn assurance that lac could
muster for an ucsasOn that required 50 much.
We cannot ourselves bat object this extreme hu-
mity h intended 20 answer. We put aside the opening
sccr,-sb. small cloud that the horizon-the liz
lie question OF enlistment That may be taken settled.
The real matter that have 30 face Is the subject Of the
exclusive rgh, Of the United States ~ extend itsef 10
America. Uh,fLo, Eaglaadrh.hsr EuroIs-fs 70 re,re
con,shss bfors ne Of hs c0tnfry; 10 yos b.
foYs cJaas; 70 SrJ, "a flag b TIE stars AMI sr>s n
~ tiiJus; declare that has right 70 protect the
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