The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-30

the ecve oogb, TO have cast tae billy
they believed oat the pueca,on OF the despacn would
be peiudcAi 10 the interests OF This country Bus she
ma''er d'd not rest here The honorable member for
I'll mineham fsr BrgtD. not satisfied with the guarded
sDs~er which had been given, rose aud hopst the
svefr Eoad he coed enough 70 ioror the House
u Tho general tenor OF the despatch, order mat The
decision OF sbe government might soon
90 forth 20 mo country rhen the leader OF the
vernmeot the Chancellor OF Exoheqner rose, and,
afsr realig the promise made by the Secretary OF tho
Board Of CONTROL vent 10 say, ~ think right TO take
he opportunity OF stating that whom wa recevsd notice al
ms PROCLAMATION, took II into considers
tim and the result was We scat ont despatch dissp
proving Of toe policy ndoaed every sense" (Cbeers
No one would forget the electrical eject when tho
wvras 81 the CHANCELLOR OF the Exchequer produced on
Abe House and the country. Every WAS asking, wsh
eager curiosity, Is true that Chancellor Of the Ex
ehequer has stated thar the has sent out
despatch dspprovinf :: The policy Of the Governor &C.
Mr.. Buom (amii cries Of "Ordsr'') interrupted tho
Ishs honorable sentleman o. saying 'DsAppfovns OF
re had the Chancellor OF the Exchequer very words
for all e the important consequences which hinged On
In both houses, and eli ,he memDers Of the caoaes
evidently became impressed with the importance OF Inc
suess he then pointed gu, me nna Sa9s
parte Of before the House Of lDrts ms the
government had consulted nad ssrsed 70 the pnocaoa
Of the deppsicn. Al least three MipStors-tho Prime
sinister President OF The Board Of Control and the
shaI ceor Ct tho EIcnequer-had agreed 70 the publ
cation; and impossible 70 dras any distinction 10
tween their individual responsibility He could not ex
plain how the despatch came the possession OF tho
tsere VAS an pcopshtsnCy YET 70 Be explained wh re
spest the question which be aaid 10 have given
wsoss notice since sns notice Of ~.
himself the responsibility, and had resigned After this
Of circumstances he would submit TO the House
whekher the despatch vas not the act OF the whole
Ministry, end, WIN still greater confidence, whether
the publication OF the oespstcn was not equally
whom he hao referred He would nov explain his motion
40 did not Intend TO enter into the Policy or Lord
Cannpss proclamation QOua AID oontoued cheors
from the mnfteriA benches II ne had entered into 70,
ne sbosld been met with the obecon that there
efisal kno~eSse Of IT, and that tine governueni
did not believe was issued. IL w&a draft which the
rnn nj had ccnsured But had been aimite J.
notifications in the proclamation said
70 nave teen issued. was not directed against the
peaceful OF Oude-not against the zemin
but sganst those Who from the days OF Lord Corn
wallis, had been the cnse Of Dude (cheers he would
Ask them 70 CONSIDER the despatch itself He did not know
what the government thought o. sbe position of the Go
General ar what sympstnies they ought 70 enter
hs so,eregns authority The governments ought 70 have
besased before they, on their o~n responsibility issued
inrvuctisns shich nps paralyge bis auinory. There
great siss between private members OF PaIha
the exa'ion VI Dude and the govern
men. dolog 30 e'ei me AtneHaIon nAu oeen iormNy
Hsee ana whilst its servants IN lndis were a,iuay
faged 10 carryR cut What vas toe tone ana tenor
the osspa,ekf II clemeucy aud justice to be
0nored, connected With admni, ration OF India,
sbsy ,nseparaby associated nth the Of Lord
Canning The government might have recalled lord Can
nrg; but 10 time Of difficulty, although they differed
from nim they might stated objections Ms
20 10y without weakening and psrsyeipg his authority as
the instrument Of carrying out their orders ins India
Rut ,hey had pub sh.d In En- land most severe censure
bis indicated policy. The ~ords OF Lord Osroy and
lord EIleDecrough coDdrmed this ve" Lord Ginning
recalled He not ,nstyuctsd 10 recall the
yroclaAon nut censnred "D every respect 70 uss the
Of the leader Of thai House LOrd Ca1nirk, sone,
he AFRAID unsupported had siaed nis courage
through Tremendous crisis, and By his mercy tempered
wh jaslce hao obts,ned the nick OF Cemency
30 this bloodshsd could not arrested Would
carry osmsy ouIfneDds and encourage our
IN their res stAneey Wdsa Vas toe ensct OF the
dee patch IN EuropsS HID It no, dippsj Ia gall every
pen which hsbtusy delighted 70 mslisn this country
For these and many more Deed were, he oo
jeced 20 tbs despatch aad paohcanon responsible
nber the gsy ernmept bad resigned but he denied
that all ~ho Responsible hal resigned; and for his
,a:t, he should have been Ssnaned 70 come do~a aot
enter sucn . plea c'Oo, Oh :" Aad onecrs) He then
quoted the speech Of the ChAcehr OF tue Exheqaer on
chancellor Exchsqaer refused then TO separate the
Of Newcase from tue rest 81 tue CAonet end make
BIN aseapseoss OF The pcloy 70, winch The Whole .dni
yell. snouo have b, 70 have submitted this mo
on d IL founo 70 be ~hch was reodered upneces
hoosh. the, the part the goveronsn,
70 pass the empire Of nda would DO
Va. ,ss =. TO - limited ability The Cabinet, onssrs
would do well 10 initiate the course Of the E>st India
pOlnpany, whsn had come forward and supported the
iher charge He bsd discharged his duty by simply
sypg the before the House. ~itooct any arncs or
abel shuert Of rhetoric and he would nov appeal 10
oe house. a. representatives Of generous people, to
aVpsrt those .hO had sioO.ei noble policy coder The
circumstances and mad supported the hoSor
ad credit Of county (Cheers
Mr. DKAsy ssconced the motion. he denied thss the
qocama1op hsd the meaning Of wholesale cona-c.iiou
hen had been Atuibu "a 10 n; likely that the
Who bad 20 long been the advocate OF ciemency
scold suddenly sne. be posy, All sa9 measure .,
Ioois Vas, 10 prsctce, - well S In theory the real
wper 81 The land.
The SOLICITOR GENERAL said plain that the object
we motion w fSrlltsie operations IN India ont
a sur on the treasury bsncl Eycn IN such an attack
mere vere rules fair warfare, which hal been neglect
Fret, the resolution ATTAINED from expressing an
on Tho policy 81 Lord Canning but went on 70 Goa
sp The covers meat for censurirg that policy Hbw
eos they ssg ec, lbs real Of the case, which
"a, no,,ey snd pass on 10 censre the government
.aiss 9th ny vS clear con ession OF the veAkness
ibe case. lCheers) But be ru,t refuse 70 be oouni
Ise views or aihere 70 the line marked DOT by the
solution rhs po,cy Of the Droclsms.iou gas very
pple II wAs either tight OF wrong, and wah the dis
Sson respecting the coponc OF ths government N 1ss
and or fan Tho procIAmaroa not addressed N the
roys rebels, mauDeers, aud crmin>s o' the deepest
az :, iSrss % ,pms spoas entering into ne
Of the AnbexAon he could only ~sb tnai posiery
,Dla sesl .. k.'entiy .tn them As they dd .i,n
people pf Dude The Annexation was practically
ace ny force; for the KING" refused 70 siSn .ne
cay, and vas forciby removed 10 Calcutta Every.
,sr,sss Of we muusy ny the SAIL Of cur seoerals,
ksroem Of our soldiers, asd the eacrsy OF iord Cen
,,,ed what was cur conduct 70 De nos mat ve we're
torous' he would rest Il DOT only on Jusa'e, ont on
. GrosDd q good oocy: would they hold oaie By
rec Or with the gcod will Of propricors AMI iahs
,Antf II was peoswary 70 aetsoh Che people Of Dude
on the sspsys. War made With kings aud n " with
peools ebo had mach righi ~ tnen property 70
sr nvss At hands ~ Tie eoaqucring party. 5szr,
lar The proclamation 81 lord nahouse vas cited;
he land owner, Of Dude had complied with n.
far from adopting lhs policy in scinas Is had been
.r,si, ar snarles Napier, the 6rst thing be did,
zee q proclamation cosnrmicg all sxisuog righe asd
rresely rshsvins all from tee fear Of courscassoo.
seers1 NsE the opinion Of the Court n Duect,rs
s not that me people OF Dude were rebels; for, IN
stch dated The 9Th Of say, they expressly enjonst
Co,erpor General 70 treat ,nem With mercy, az they
"a na be oousidered traitors ur rebels, having
q been recently conquered. Precisely ne same
"a vero ,ssou Of them which held, uhsn
oil sy Lord Elsnbcroueh 70 be tesson and bs.
VA " the country CCaeersD He read exras's 70
~ the mercifui aod pol hc nEtrucrous Of toe Court
|Inr,rtor, .hioh he asIed manly and saiesnanliks
pasrh The p.op.s Of Olde we're not rebels, aad the
s,ipll n thus yea " them by the d'reoicfs d the
InAt. Co-ntany rue, AND the policy Their De
,cb ADVISED psss, humane and veil caous'ed TO