The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-11

(neW, nsEy s&y, therefore, mere was NO uuseemv
easerness for office on our part (deas, hoar) may
rend you that her Majesty avaled herself OF the o9por
tunky thus Afforded her by lord Derby. Her u$jssty
Of The ne and Of the State and was osly after that
SECOND consideration that the Queen expressed her
xicSon sn; , was Me duty Of LORD Derby 70 Under
hesr From that expression o! her Majesty Lord Derby
Old mot shrink and he took upon himself wi eli Its dit
cultes, the Office Of Primo Minister Of this country
Cheers) The heritage Of difficulties TO shicn be sac
cesded was not slight oro AMI II would have been no
easy matter to have encountered those difficulties, even
We had been supported by yerwheimng majority Of
the House Of C.mmons. (dear, hesr) Il 10 wsli now
for think llsntly Of the parts We have pssaei
tehy0u seriously that the question of peace
we acceded to Office was Eot Q question OF weeks or
days. Sns Q hours, am sure y,u WIN remember TIA.
that 81 that very moment of your fellow subjects
an tpa the efforts Of which Soasssd Sfos
ing irresistible its dome sic strength aad 10 It's toreg7
policy mad not succeeded in relieving the misery
Of their position, or in vindicatng the honor Of
their country. (fIear, hear Bat IN g few weeks
might say almost in q 70 daysthe Cavern.
ment Of Lord Derby, with oil these dil,iltles 10 en-
counter and with is unqusssoDasie OF strength ia
the popular house OF the constitution did succeed In free
ing these two neglected and Suffering Eug,shmen-
them back IN triumph % that couatry
which had long felt indignation nexprcssibe a. their
unmeried suerngs aa shame for the wsakaess Of that
government which had permitted them long to endure
i. (Grcst cheerng) think, therefore, may also re-
fer 10 that circumstance TO wh:h government Of
lord Derby-so often described weak governm sat
may look back with pride aud Satisfaction. olesrsl
Then let remind you that during all this period, wnie
We had to maintain and establish peace ~ith Franco
sn az % the . % ANA ns
freeing from foreign dungeon suffering fell
low country men, the arts Of faction ioae pursuing
ersry side (Cheers.) war between Naples and Sar
dipis which would have been war that would have set
the whole world IN flames nearly precipiasd IN
der and perhaps, upset qorcn men, ehieh
the choice, after due reflection, of The Queen Of this
country, and winch honored BY Der conf iencc,
formally, but sincerely and cordially, because they
the only party who would come forward sad incur
the responsibility OF carrying on tho government.
(Cheers 1he foreign difficulties were no. tbs o1y ones
70 which In these difficult circumstances we succeeded.
The Hpsnces Of the country In position OF tue moss
extreme difficulty; and-what still worsetney
imagined by the courtry generally 70 be In position evea
Of tnas feeling greatly increased the dsulty Of deaing
with the subjecs because ndu3sd depression and evea
panic in the pubic mind ana acted In mos injari,us
(Hear, hear These Jndacid difficulties ere BOXED for
,oard 10 by qPnets, equally uh III use zoe sn'oun,ered
IN our aSgs d as I ' ~ sss ai n1s s
not become TO refer 10 the measures by whch those
Arapcal dcultes encountered but may be permit
ted TO make this single observRton-ha. my duty,
the Of Finance Ia the Of Lord Der
by-n the midst Of this hosts House Of Com mons, and
acng band Of opponents such have bal 70 eucoun
tero oppose 10 meet the emergency which hal
the singular and Unprecedented fortune o. being passed
with general acclamaton. (Cbcers) sut our diisultes
not limited merely 10 the extreme danger Of oar
foreign affairs when The question OF peace or gar was
hourly before us; they were NOT limited 70 the del.t Ia
nsncss which can be oaly counted by miIlI,as We
had before the state OF india aad had 70 consider and
determine the policy which the wca, or WOO OF that
great peninsula depended and with which the aud
s 2. assna Were BE- 50 snd
ton hccrs) Or, the other hand, was II 10 be dis
eliminating amnesty (Cheers) Was IL TO DO resps,.
for private property federation for religion aud due and
regard Ter tho and customs Of the peope9
Cheers We're were we not to Distinguish the
srea. b5dy Of the millions--who, af,er ALL are he-
ktoic sabie In nd mi md
rcscherous rebels who have received or viii receive their
due need Of rewsrd9 (Renewed cheeriog) These are
our councils and which have dom spdod our
since We tame into ofic,-forcixn Affairs, tas In
yOyss as pss'' ,Ss rssn
mnhons Of a deficiency and n reduction OF taxa.l5n;
aaa the p.ircples upon which great empire shouif Be
reconstructed In I-dia tchccrs)three great subjects,
gentlemen; and have beer In Office three o1hs IRE
newcd chceripg) and yea VIC are co. ina, We arc .
There exists :. his momclt IN Inglsn1 TIA: whh has not
existed slnce the days Of Charles IT, rberc Is In Eogand
at this moment cassl (oheersc cdsai ,oaca has NJ
otoin ihsir ends ~ N. most rcki>ss tu ne
determined (RcDewei chccrs) No'o, MS eaIli eous
Eigpcra (aear) hey possess resources OF AZ kinds,
IN consdera5e amornt and they reckless In the
mode IN which hey dispose Q, shan tass ne,rl Ins,
without the slightest remorse 70 obtain their political
enes. (Cheers) rhcy possess gTcat so1rces Of po
ogairs ogfained IN manner no, u-ry convpasionrt
Iyncers) They have su sceedei in doing that wnlch
no cabal in noeem times, ! am proud to say,
in a great degree corrupted the onoc pure and indie
pendent press Of Eagand. cloud chccrs) lano,ent
people ~ The country ,srneT who ,ok 70 a ,oang
look to what called tang organs % be The gusrj,ns
OF their privileges and tbs directors Of their poltcl oon
sciences aughter not the least aware thu, besaus3
this sort Of knowledge travels slowly, u1. tszdisy
cgas reo ore re-. h,s, q ne sa1t ec9'sf1 ssd
In NJ I'M
true That the shepherds scrc the gu,rdaas Of
sns ass SasSS we s aS Sa
months IN ofloe, though during th1i SPACE No bays
yndc.~d Sur honor %s1,nen ,r u, Pcs1' oS o.
counirymen from . foreign dungeon, made up great
casicncy IN your nnsnces and jet r.auced a1aon and
laid deep foundation for your future empire In the E~t,
mt people IN The country who read lcaing organs
believe we are government tia, do nJ,hng that We
are weak government. and not entitled 70 the
But, gentlemen, what would happen III, caosi were
You knov our policy, and you en iaigs o.
reign affair sn ,cu hars truckisg foreign policy, whic
ia home affairs w have gradually e~ts 5iished roog
and stict Centralized g,vernncuf, on The rn,dc int
spr Of the country interested In tho,c infrSy
hich The spirit Of the sse Enthusiastically they Dc
social, or eIspcal, or consutlonal-1nd The settlement
&C which the FIRST duly and The most pressing task OF
real statesman, then Jon viii have your attention as
trsctcd from this conservative progress ~ sHco@rreAn
We Carried on ~ dtH1m rr1, cyTWfhSt wv W
earthly pvpces, and t>rwiroisg ~ wrs> Of gsv ~
sources and perhaps, Of ycr repusfson. t1nd cnocrs
Well then you have choose between poc5 AZ the
policy Of The cAsa Gear hcArl, and AN here to day to
AK the people Of the county OF Buckingham AID 70 AJAX
the people o. Eceland, VII you support her gov
eminent against TIE cspa cloud cheers, and Cries o.
g We VIII Wei, gsntlcmen,s deluded was the ca1al,
20 implicitly dd they seiisve their own eadng articles Srt
ten BY themselves augber)so entirely Oh they credit
ne Sa a' Fs98s q sfs s
Majesty twici expressed wish came forward y assist
her. that thinking tast the oppor,uuy vas ripe having,
as they imagined, packed House OF C1mn7ns (nesr,
hear) and having every advantage 10 their favor, they
brought forwarf vole o. oensure up0a ministry
which in three months bad cescd those src1t resuls
10 which have alluded. (Crics OF shane AL checrs
Well gentlemen the moment notice was given o. taa
motion Il wss considered among short sighted hsSgers on
in politics that doom wss sealed a. certainly a. stnh
OF man who has been commyfei and sontcnced, sni ~
only vnsrgfcr tno arrival OF NJ. Cacrafh (La1ghtrl
llthose wise and experienced politicians thougot mss
The game was NJ. "a lsush.) They knew, a'sordug 70
TIER fsnccs, that no one would look iao TIC merts
OF ne qussticn, ard boSody would then romemSer wha
WI ad done or consider what We might DO II vas IN
their minds mere sum N pOli~l Sithn
"a lsuen), which The morcst novice In politics
csuld calculate ard az In an instant There