The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-07
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Rotary Csss' Despatch ON the suojscs-Lora
P~imersts@'s Policy or Alarm aud Force
Has Attsvuds To ~aras Brszii-Ths Trade
with Cuba-Whi he Annex Shs leland.
In the House OF Commons GU the l2ta of July,
Mr. Hurr to call aiteniien 10 the report Of the
Committees on The Slave Trade 1913 and lsis, ana
move resolution 90 the subject Egni ago. q. the
request . committee, he slomist u the House
resolution oooiamoisg attempts al su pressing ths slave
trade by means Of an armed fo-oe. Thai Proposition
rejected by considerable msjcrity, add, Although he
tanned IL their full ics the convictions witn which e
on The coast OF Africa he nsd mol "a ush, II
right since thai period agitae eu5ject OF much
deisscS. The time had nov srivsd however, ~aea he
might With proprieIy 30 the subject We hsa nos
had additional experience OF our attempt ct sup
preston sua il had brought wnh IT the usual re-
suits He believed, moreover thar considerable change
had taken p!ace IA pac'c OPINION and many mem
bess vh opposed hm ID 1860 has Sa,e communicated 10
him then fegret thai they Induced take posi-
tier agsnsi n;o, ana their deter'rsnn to amend their
csnoscs be would give them opportunity q acghl
Wa time bis i1teuto1 20 test tbs teeDSs OF 500
by come resolution similar 70 taai vhich he pro
POSED Ia 1885, bot the late period of the scssion the mum
OF these who remsined(s suga) -sth mere en- appre-
bensou tbst he might eubafrsss the g'verrnent aego
Saae-(hesr nesr)--lssa deeynusa hin not seFnp.
10 pledge tho Ministry the Hoose q any particular
reserve his eor.s for more con venent
occasion. (6esr, hear he haa no wish " npusn
OF sres, Eurcoesu wa, looking solely at the
wckesness OF the slave trade, thought that England
purpose OF suppressios tina, trains, nay, idea
OF resorog armed force htsi ins,sucs
rot uorsuial susgesuon but when the expetisnce OF
forty bad proved tina, armed f5rce could put
de~n tne save usdothAt, the contrary, extended
snc aggravated tie evitoas the work fatal
gallant en engaged in the suppression service and that
the risk OF Coming into collision With powerful
States, thereby compromising the peace OF toe world
wben be remembered, moreover, that all that c,uld pc
said in favor o the present system WAS that it had
irappreca5e degr-e checsed the traffic he thought
the time hsa ought reconsiaes tie sub
years hso not scccsedeo In pattng down the slave
trade ishs easiy De confirmed by reference to what
going Cd in the wsIsrs OF Caoa (asar) as
regretted thai the p2pere restng TO the slsve aoe which
were annually presented to Parliament, h't 10, bsen
placed the hand mem during toe present ee,sop
for sisays convenient. 70 have the opportunity of
reeurr & Parliamentary sid oi;al cocutnents; out in
the papers Of last session. and he
forad shsu c,snurisauoa from the commissioners
al the Hs,acs 70 The then Foreign Secretary, dated the
oh OF January 1856 In thai Communication com
missioner sted the trade with the island of
CUBA carried % Sa increased vgos, could they
hold out any reasoaspi- nope OF iIs diGmuoon Unless
the local ecv rrmeo lent s hearty ali ans
10 efecgpg bat result On The *st C' January OF st
year the comns, observed tuat teey regretted 70
that Tee slave trade carried toere only
tensivey, but almost ~ith uipuny. Ia addition
u<c rnsinn E,use bad communicated
BY mssrs o TIE ordinary subuc organs He cot
A~srs ;Ton official sources wbs might nox be ths sctual
ccndter Of the usoe with Sosaise NesL la
isAIds but the houorsos gentleman ,se who repre-
scented with much ability the tOfssu once in that House
wuod coatscot hn be L. sae "a erroneous statement
In asseTtng th@i the Save uete Cuos never In
greater ,cnsi,y hau at the present moment Eou then,
tney lsDshel the ira 10
WAS not Suppressed by means o. AIMED fa,t
proved mser OF fact; and mater ~ resson
II could esMly be stsbshed they never could .uj
coed by sueh mesns (aear besr) IL va, rsv..skei nv
M Burke, his celebrated letter to NJ P,rt she
ssve sde could only De put dowa in The couuiry OF n
poraton Cubs Brszl could put 4 do W. as q aiF
ferens periods they ha5 put Gown, but possbe
Tor ths eoun'y 80 os IS hso proes were gwen scy
asres this kind OF -erchArdse In ts progress Lho
market (Hssr hear The British squadron hsd besn |
IL An Apth. er.s0r HaI.-
from the coss, Of Africa, sos, IN proportion DO
fc~ slaves In America but had tended
enormously The revolving circumstances Of the traihs
Let the Borse bear mind the which the savs
trade Conducted Large bodies slaves brought
down gags rcm the Interior OF Africa 10 the Tor
embnkaoa- II ths, portion Of the CO.'S, of whist the
slave vessels we're lying hAppeneoas constantly he
case-to be oocsadec py British the
deposited lss,orie what call &C barracoos un-
al an opportunity oecdrrei OF emcssng tnem Aud they
renamed N tneae places cnsne tyetnor reqaeuiy Tor
upon the position OF the British naval force employed
the suppress 90 0; tns tac TO- ne saw below him the
noble member ior Sands web (oi0 Psset). whose per
son expere would enable him 70 Afford tue House
iusbie nfcrmAion on thai snbiso There Was however
arother Important point reference 70 toe ques
when hal atsy directed
teuon o, the couriry TWAS for him 70 refer
TO the angry ousel which mai recently arisen betseen
Great Britain aud America this subject and be
happy believe had been smicaby sctted by tie
promptiude displayed by her kVsslys govcrn-
rent bui might rom nd the 6orse hat rus
TIA, ter ras pen severance 70 the OF
supprceson constantly Dragging this country TO
he verge Of ho,ue. WITH ihcse tW gree, s.,ss
between whom end ourseiV uoe desrrsle FOR
highest nieres1 Of civilization that relations Of aiy AID
good Gill should be msinaned. fA,re b BE-
ileps l the cre via lp>y,cd Add been concHjd; but
10 cay were euoroed rh Aurrics, sad 70 norro~ |
nigh. eubroied with France fine existing sysem
conliuued. UIlcss that system sosddoei, tue
tine wosla speedily arrive wien should be engaged
thoee powerful si,cs rom wnloa we could MOI reoeas
~itn honor dignity, ant which could not msataa
position without cBt.ng upon the civilized po-,na
Of 1s vurid All the horrors aDt nnsri,s o. war.
N ortcr o ouo,d such oI1mty, A.rsfJre, hs |
any inanlo,lons Jor boar ding lre,gH sApi, snceJs
IN where uDtct1n NJ piracy ertsfsi Tns /
right O. vsa, as dsingunnec IRON uhs right OF search, Ia
tine Of peace except IN the csse Of vesssn vita regard
TO which strong prssunpaoo Of piracy exs.ed, Wa q
presnsrn Hhsh seiiher France nor Anerca would
perra, this couIiry - exercise rney had on the hyn
authority o. Lord SO~el that for the Of srch
ugtt shere prcsexi foundation whs,sye' 10
lac poliy O. rstous tie Old rot know what arrange
merit her Majesty had efsc ed Amer ca
but be hopeo that prvsbsons bad been called IN
quest they bad rot hessied frsgky renounce pre-
teusioos as,a.olc 90 the last oocs-
when lais sub under olscurton the honorable
members wro .Gvocsec the sniensnoe Of the squadron
INDUCED in good DEAL vi tnst iEasnmaiory eolueoce
s1c osiopa lAu-ss co Shca were At all unes
DE % zee B's-a guele, and especially 70 toe resoa,
coub, that tie Br-t,st nsasa was toe foes, people |
10 the word(s iaugh)thcy we're tue mossisAg solous
and no ccuet most siscsruly fel,-,he dsepsss ioe.
rest IN he wrong. sad susrnss Of The A,rs2s negroes
Consequence Of which largely rcrese slavery
the slsve trace. G. Hear, neAr," AMI srgh) rney !
reifeo tOr V we Whoe ppon tFatem
whoh log experience bad proved be ut,ery fus
abortive. Wnca this sabec; ast debated rxut
honorable friend Tie member Tor oxford made most
erectve speecb, winch he stated thsi Although
General ADA longer Captain General OF CJps,
The Esdc tad been enureiy sboshe1 bui GsLe-al
Ror successor Of General Valdez captain
GecerN q Ccha, and "a ~e owing 10 his honorable aud 1
f1erous exsrton tbsi stop ~ taat time put
slave etrtrs. T1e roh,e lord tsi nlins.e1
THAI The cay Vas not lar dst.oi when France and
America, Who sympsthzed warmly In oar efforts,
vocid losp With tuca address Brazil sud Cab.
tho q the trade would cousvsa ,noss
two % deter " u sad, account ne ~
vel rgbt honorable ireoG, csci upon The 5ase
oontrus the African squsdrcn- 1ne slave
trade bcur In the Cgpsa ~siers the vel Known
feeling o. France, asd 81 large portion Of tar United
es.es respecting The save trade, ofsre5 he thought
ven sguihsEt ccmmestsry ca t0ese pre- tC,ous, end
susg ibs House how far they o1sni trust ihsr