The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25
forests Of the country were safe in tho hands Of

forests Of the country were safe In the hands Of govern
nent.
Lord JeHs RUSSELL trusted tho government would a.
low the House 70 assist them In eecting their object
The House Was now 70 be punished for The vote Is had
given. But surely was fair 70 ask for some explsns
three months He Thought they were entitled 70 kaow
whether Affairs still icf In the hands OF the mAn
Who had brought them Into such dun suites he I'D
aoa. Il w.s very possible Thai men might unite N
Ing INTO general oomCt ssisn. Be- I'D no doubt sns
the cry OF IN inscriptions and tAcous coalition woul
be Sos up o. The hus.nss bui he behaved was fAns
and caumnious. The vote como 70 its svu mo
rits and be believed thers that would reeo
more houor on The Parliament Of 1854 u would not
70 me dsc.ed Of this Parliament that they never sh ank
nom contest with Russia but when called TO attack
weak and oefenceess Power they, on the ground Of
QUOT Of he executive Hs hoped tSs vote would prove
sn honorable precedent for future PsriAmsnts
Mr. HolBuoK denied there was any combination OF par
ties on tuesday night He vas called ON to voto Q
question which he thought involved the honor Of his
@ uutSy and the only shield between the couGtry aud
ment that had oeep made. 10 was explanation Of
policy ministers had 10 peIoy. The liberals had
NO. deserted the roble lord but ne had deserted the
M GLADSTONE sad there could DO no ,ubt thai this
Home was 70 be dissolved be had struck deadly
blow ct great inqusy. the question ne wished nov 20
a.x was what policy they Intended 70 adopt before Par
Mr. THOMAS DrSooas, reminded the House tina, ali
Lord PAmerston asked for leave to appeal from
TIE decision OF this house the udg nent OF tho country
he was bound 10 believe After what raid there
no combination Of parties but Il must be owned the cr
rsest constituencies the aide The government
AZ TO the question that had put the lord
verse pc 10y on China and haI he believed the ooan
Try would support him 10 that reversal. dc (hr Dan.
oombe believed 20 100 IA naked the house, they had
followed the sdvice OF Mr. Gladstone Lord John Rus
e What sort Of peace would ,hey have had nov with
Ru.aiAY Mr.. Gladstone had called the Russian war
Mr.. GIAperosu denied be hat ever sad 10
Mr.. DUScoMBE had heard NJ. Gladstone say the Empe
rr Of Russia ought 70 be reimbursed for the
We put him 10.
NJ Gladstone rose again, but the Speaker decided he
out OF order.
hom Vienna 50 Mr. Sidney Herbert had recommended
the House 10 acospt Of the terms OBTAIN Cd by Lord John
nore hS Ssnevs s then me oou.mJ Would sppsove
of course he must take decided course AMI then
be might defy The petty jealouses here and set nought
country would alw the interests OF the country
be sacrinced 70 cabas, or accidental meetings In the
oDby.
Sir JAMES GRAHAM defended his friends from the charges
brought sgainst them By NJ Duncombe Retur, Ing
to the question before the House he thought this dsou
ton penal ono; but still he would not oppose tue
propOs ion for votss portion OF the taxes The ques.
ton was, what be doRe with the taxes; and
en- that point he thought the noble lord would explain hts
Sir JOHN PAKncros thought The House was entitled 70
know what were the Intentions Of govesnnsnt win 70
SIR T. Barring characterized this charge Of conspiracy
- mere catchpeuny cry. For his own part he had
policy. and Il were ihs ias, von he had to give be
would give again. But he nov 10 ask Whesher
FIR John BowrDg was TO be continued ct Hoag Hong
Except upon the treasury BENCH and hardly here there
NOT . man who had ventured 10 defend the course
Pr John BowriDg bad pursued. He did not think mat
questions Of war or Peaos could be say entrusted 70 ns
Lord PAInBRsroH Ill do not think that the pro
t.ns an sppropriass occasion On WHOM 70 90 int
spd Ne esSAmases, vnioh are desired by thu rSht
honorable basonss (sR r.. Basibg We member for
.Nh lsr eran: IN. 10 %srros yin DO" Ny
will give proper notloe opiSht. and will 70 moro In
COMMITTEE Of Ways and Means, give every explanation
0esn said 70 night which hes more ressnosd proosga
ticn tf Ihe debate OF Tuesday than . debate naturally
nsIns out Of Tho staten snt which had the honor 70
male. II not my Intention 70 that debate, nor
win do Neither viii be led By the tone winch
ome msmbsrs bsvs adopted towards the govsnmsat 70
iorstt that good hunor which think ought charao
erize the prco<odirgs Of TINS evening I must cay
ma, In one respect the right hon ORA Die gentemsn
80 member for the uniyenlV Of Oxford (xr.
Sadstons) has 70 q certain extent neGstived
hiss combined with the right honorable gentleman
. oorssn degree Of nnnari,y and Identity Of feeling
Now the right honorable gentleman opposits Oar Die
rse) IN what no stated 70 the House. spoke calm
ness, temper, and tatssmanhks Wow OF . great
ssson which did TO himself and to the party Of
which be 10 Tho kadsr. (Hsar. hear The righ, homo
Iabls gentleman the member for the University OF OF.
however Vas carried sway BY IN impssuosisy asd
irritation Of mBS-(a laugh -whch certainly did be-
ohes any previous concer, win the rsh, honorable
nenan the member for Buctipghamshirc and which w.t.
think, be considered by I'm an unfortunate omen for
hat coopsrsaion which 10 oIlov the assumed oombna
To nigh, with regard 70 combustion or Conspiracy or
anything OF tho kind which could give offence Any ous
lHcsr) You msy call II oombinatou-you may oall
tho sccidtna and fortuous concurrence OF stoms(a
lspsb)-jou may call the accidental nesting Of
different gsntlemen in enc lobby-bus say that whom
az pilemen are In the habit OF finding themselves
the same lobby, 10 NOT unnatural suppose that
ihcy may, under ocrsn Circumstances, be ready 10
Own N Adpln mini rat, and become rsspEes for the
ION this - rcprosch. On the contrary, slated
TACT and feet which thoushs might not be ncouveni-
mens tor the iormssiou Of efficient administration
ths country should mink that the present no
think MAJ .ucn which sss fallen from the hon. rso.e
men and especially from the right hon gentleman the
member for the Usivssy Of Oxford no, sppropuss
10 this cocasion. But SIR, noble friend the
Tor the ohy Of London 10 always disposed 10 follow tns
fcosieps Of for whom he feels respect and veners
which Mr. For spoke Of an apr e.l 70 the country a
penal dissoluoo" be says tnsi Dissolution 70 be
considered - punshns The Hocse Of Commons for sdops
cccsbe this House 70 DO rightly con dderei ., toe
true organ Of public cpision-n members are sup
eopss,sspcies Mthsy are only sosous the OPINION Of
the country, then those Who thing their judgmspt
Identical With me INDIGNANT Of the coon.y 90 fer from
looking upon renewed intsseourse with Their constituents
% pupah (ohesrs and laughter fought regard
u 81 species Of triumph. (Cheers) rhey ought 70
joice ct he opportunity o. gong back 70 svsghen and
support themselves 10 Their antsgonsm 70 the govern
ment By the recorded opinions Of those who returned
them TO Payiiament (Cheeu So much, SIR, for the
dissoiuucn. Well. than. cir, the right hon gentleman,
among ohes charges that he aga govern
men,, says that thsy embarked In The Chinese with
out the sanction Of Parliament SIR, embarked
IN the Chinese var Hear, hear) never said ,nai
ha, nor The rsht hon gentleman entitled 70 say
NJ Gladstope-"l sad Persia" am glad 70 hear that,
although outwardy and win med 10 hear
this yet that vas not In the mind Of the right hoo
ueman nk would indeed be most prcposerous charge,
seeing ~ every one n ust zee, that the Otinsse
happened not only without previous kno~edee but
that ~e we're ~ mnch SURPRISED at the
any honorable gentleman shc read these In
the papers almost - soon ~ acquainted win |
them By the dispatches (Hess, bear) fhen I say,
win regard TO those operations that nouss M doubt
edy bss right 10 asa what has continued and viii con
tinue 70 be the poIcy OF the government Nov, sir, |
here win be no change, can be change, the
policy OF the eovsrnmen with respect events china
The policy OF the government 10 70 maintain In China
ebevhere security for the lives and property Of British
'ubto's-to maintain the rights OF tins country ~ arts
nj cut OF rtsy obnssons-to endeav0 By negotiations
enter 70 improve our exsting relations 70 restore
amrahle M ma n m