The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-02

70 the fesoutoos OF inc right honorable gentleman the
member fer Oxford. loud cheers
Sir WooD-sY, hes been truly said that those who
have opposed this resolution have exercised great lingo
question before It. (Criss OF Ohl OIL" aud ers Ny
honorable ana learned friend who has Just sat down has
not been an exception % that rule Washer his view Of
the policy Of the present will be paasaOle 70
those who Oh behind him do know sad whether his
assertion true that liberal be for wArded
ere opposite 70 me TO say This, however, 10 no. the
question TO which We called upon give
goverpms prematurey condemned Lord Cannoes pro-
c'auauop-bat they have condemned IL in uuhsting and
urus'nsoe terms and that they have published 70 luda,
70 the OF our power opinions which almost
Incompatible with ia maintenance. ('Hear )" and "Ohi)
We do not call upon you TO approve Lord Csnnngs poll
n'ormsrion goverpment have prsmasurey condemn
60 LORD Canning at least consistent in declining 70
Ts his
ssIy portion Of the question before you on from the
ministerial benehes II 10 perfectly consistent 70 say,
the answer which the government sent Hear, hear
be true tina. by the way In which the government
tnory OF the Governor General which is i'm portant
to MAINTAIN, and have encouraged the resistance Of
those VINO are IN arms against us, is Just and res,
ming i nottoo severe c.0hl and Oheers l think Be.
Icy Of Lord Canning, the House must condemn the
conduct of the government because their fault and their
sTns the they have given 2 their
tive Of Of the people Of India Cneers from
nteree. in the people Of India that induced 70 come
forward support Of this motion, irrespective OF party
90
TO think be actuAted 10 take part In great
question but BY the paltry love Of Office (Cneers) In
India inn eriIled by the which the govern
ment has taken. The object which have in view is At
least far higher object, and Of far more paramount
country (Hear) ! may be wrong; hope that
am wrocg-ls voice from me minisseria, SIDE, You
ment has taken dan 10 British power India
is because not regardless Of the effect in India that
nueDced by party considerations DO suppose
that Am indifferent 70 party considerations. Cheers
iron, ,S 1.-THE the %n mn os0snss VINO Y (ssers
ment, confess do not think the result would be
which the country would have much reason 70 regret
e. Hear" and "Ohp do not think that either in
their legislative executive capacity they have shown
such ability, discrimination, skill and judgment, tina.
cause power they do not seem 70 sSsrwouId Be result
Of which the country need complain (Hesr) There
u another motive which beg leave TO dsclam 10 the
strongest terms-not imputed here, but stated by the
noble lord who Is himself the object of ft-vix, that
the motion Ia intended and persevered In personal
Ss Of nyss
state the part Of those who sit around me- well
Of myself that We never thought Of making personal
motion when Lord Peterborough o member Of the
Cabinet We thought that his removal made change
whatever the circumstances Of the case asd thai Of
fected In degree the conduct OF the GOV We
made no personal attack on Lord marlborough, any
other mem Der Of the government We thought me gov
hear that there those who intended 70 vote for tue
motion before the resignation Of Lord Peterborough aud
who have since char ged their minds They may
personal question regards LORD EleHborough (Hoar
hear) In general terms the proprietary rights Of the
landowners Of Dude are ccSscated was .stonshed 20
belonging 70 mosques and charitable endowmens II was
an argument, no doubt; but ! venture 70 say man
win believe that the proclamation can be so read
In Dude. It's directed against those who have been In
"ihe peopc'l The proclamation Is addressed 70 tho
people Cheers IRON the ministerial benohes) That
the mistake into which the honorable and learned gentle
man (hr. Roebuck) fell, that the people 10 whom IL
addressed those whose properly 70 be oonnscated
Is. any gentleman read the letter Of Mr.. Edmondstope
read the fourteenth paragraph. II runs thus
The permission return % beir homes must not be oons
SRs: dsissr.s disposal or which he government
will preserve itself unfeiered
ministerial cheers But II must be remembered that
oil the paragraphs up to the sixteenth apply 70 the land
owners the paragraph which have real applies
them, and moi 70 the people, ! shall SHOW that
beginning Of the sixteenth parayrnsh they eli relate 70
the tsiookdars and chiefs Of the province I DON'T
believe that the effect Of this proclamation sweeping
even with regard to these persons honorable gem
uemen opposite MAINTAIN Il 70 be- We cannot doubt that
though he which has appeared in the papers
is The that which the government received
yet that which has actually been published In Ouae
That proclamation oonfscAcs the rights OF the landown
70 PROMISE that they In and submit those rights
shall be restored 70 them Hear, hcar.) When Dude
that shey pes'stsd their propsrtv would be- ccoSscsed
they have ressted and Lord Gaming In the execution Of
that threat, has issued this proclamation Ny belief Is
ing with Oriental people First manifest your power,
then display your clemepoy. What happened whom you
,H sseS -, sS
property but the jaghires and all the property Of the
srdars and others who have been In against the
and believe the practical effect Of Lord Cummings
proclamation will be just the same-those who are In
ns against =. win have sSs property cSna s,s sna
nos CONTEMPORARY, think, can doubt-sad any one
does doubt hs doubts viii DO removed by lord Ellen
Intended for publicaton cloud cheers) II H. In fac,,
procla nation deenatch. (Rsnewed chserS) II was
nsended 70 be published 70 he people q India = IN anti
dent Of the Board Of Control having oousidered what be
should DO, said al win write, at tho earliest possible mo-
andoie that The public may know hsi We n,snd to
rule India With Justice asd clemencyp isnsh2 We'll,
have no SStecos- on THIS aide q .1e Hous: OBJ
e toia q ,e,~s .s dosso,y Dc s.saSry y 2 sss,
whs. eject DO you suppose ,hsi ps6oai,On xil have
upon the authority Of the Governor General Every
upon the censr" - he king me- o. sass N iod
the supreme authority, above all and beyond ALL What
authority thsn he have when the people OF Isdia
told that his deeds unjust and unjustihablel
Why did you refer II all N the annexation Of OudcS ha,
not Lord Cannings doing. (Cbeers.) IL was
uttery uupecessAry 70 allude 70 clemency and mercy
QHsaf, hear) You say tina. the annexation unjust
Why did you not when the oct doncS (Cheers)
Dude onnered too years AGO. Did any Qfth>
ntinG the treasury beacA breoiAc whsspr a0dina e
ann,racri Not syllable fell from their bps put when
the muny vss ripe, when the population was IN arms,
then The honorable member Tor Leicester who said
that the King of Oude should be restored (Chee yoi
wished 10 prevent the evil, you ought 70 have done
t~o years ago you prepared 70 reinstatc the
king and 70 restore his Kingdom say Then, least
you would have credit for generosity You might attach
some Of the people there 70 you. But you shrink from
that (Cbec,s) You tell the people Of Dude that have
acted unjustly towards them DO you think that that
viii facilitate the pacicaon OF OudeS Do yeu think you
are encour aging them 10 In and lay down their
arms when you tell Thorn that they IN The right
IL you had from the first spoken thus 70 them,
you might have spared the blood Of your soldiers,
shed in putting down the nsurrecou The publication Of
tbs despatch wfi stimulate he people OF Dude %
determined rertsfdnce arrs, thus ne hood of