The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15


success Of the French arms Hear, hear Al the same
TIME coupled with the belief tina, there s nothing in
tDe STRIFE which is nov raging tina. bloody arena which
CAD 10 any way prove nimca the ntesess Of England,
and may add what have heard the inhabitants OF the
United States ssy-they hook with some dread on the
amount OF preparation which ia making in England
(hear the purpose as 10 said by those gentle
men who have been speaking in public, for the purpose
On meeting any eventusit,es" Evenualties" Is the
WORD See sometimes used. Now, Sho opinion IN the
United States Is that war between two great Powers
on the Continent does not involve danger 10 England
armies unemployed l once heard an opinion OK
dressed in America to this effect: "If were In
merchant vessel and raw two pirates should feel much
more at ease u those pirates were fighting each
other than II they standing aloof ready TO be
down upon me" Laughter and cheers However, as
you IN England have taken the initiative IN this matter,
hope We shall keep the power in hand, and let
Doh the executive 10 this country and foreign
Powers also know that we are determined upon this
son not 10 ALLOW the blood and treasure OF England TO be
wasted for foreign purposes foreign Objects Reference
has been made IN your kind address 70 my taking office
use rather expressive phrase OF our good American
friepds-l really feel 30 badly posted up upon p,
on the subject unu Inc pilot came On board 10
this morning NO idea OF nytnng that had happened
now learp for the first time that the government Of
Lord Derby has been overthrow and another framed in
is place. The circumstances under which the go.
verDment displaced, and the circumstances or
objects upon which the new government has been
unknown 10 me until few bours sipce, and at present
am quite unprepared TO offer any opinion the sub
ment Nothing more surprised than TO find myself
cluded IN such contemplated arrangements. You vii
sgree with me that this is not matter which ought
refer to now. have letter n my pocket from Lord
Palmerston. written in q most frank and courteous
spirit Offering mo the appointment Of President OF the
Board OF Trade think the TO the letter due 70
his ordsbip in the first place. (Hesr.) All say
that the which snail send TO that will be founded
entirely upon what believe be the interest OF the
public in this question You must be good enough 70
bear in mind that in case of this kind the
he horousnv cownsep 1e o Sn one moH Sao
because is he alone who bears u respons oisy of
the step which be takes, and. ahoue friends may
wise or another they sanuot after ards share
bis reepopsbiv and Thereto IRE he oprht in dutv IN him
te ard the public to be verv debers and carcfnI IN
coming 10 dec,sion unon the no.ar Gill ..v M more
upon this subject Than that 90 far ma NV hnmnis udc
ment snshes me- ~ na-;c Sv VII s III JuSs
public in that resnec, and IN do,n ' eI .h, y.s
have the trnd,v nterrrato,;on ~ ,ha rsn.,s.n 80
around me in vhs.eyer may be the course shall feel
mesa and Mr. Brovn conorsan,s,n no, mo-, v yC . ~
ceent health nm sorrv 70 and Ss; Won bwa
yourself from the duties Of public e thourh ace Won
are etill pursuiuR YOUR path of usenIness tnsnt all
the centemen present for their knd and ba.r,n
no Three .,.sr, v.,. tho, ,,v., ~. ". c.,,~
for Rcchdale -AA 'A- %
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n,Ssns'i : 10y , WILLOW. a. sn contemplating any
~ he Do. - ~ TnS n mvn "e'us F5es'aent
upon the adoutIon OF thosa nr,nc;n,es a. r-ossn.
ap i'm rrsc,,caS" "a u p s. ~ preeess
financial Reform Assoc,a,;or e,.,a @ ssS
that thew wish the nrinc,nes Carried ont pc ou =. h,
be- vet on REVOLVING the subiec in INV own mind have
been in doubt Whether we not ali nnder
the same with regard To of
indirect taxation which Sir Robert Peel under with
principles between protection and free trade So far as
can understand the workings Of the mind Of Sir Robert
many years TO watch the that went on in the
judgment and views Of individual whose decision
felt there was SO much nvolved-(hear, heart always
good free trader as any OF u.s. and that he believed IA
Adam smith ana free trade just as much Is he
took sound views on the currency; but he thought
that was impossible to carry out the PRINCIPLES of free
trade without INVOLVING as great an amount OF injury TO
the protective interest as 70 render the thing entirely
homeless for the aftemp Of any wise and nrudent Minis
ter If our discussions in Parliament did snythine they
tended TO convince SIR Robert Peel thst not onv was free
trade true in the abstract but tat II meht be soped
practically without INVOLVING those serious
that be had previously DREADED am not quite sre thst
not In this state In
direct taxation. do not put this forward ~ thing
which viii bring on In the House of Commons bu{ mt
It forward as matter Of doubt in my own mind whether
II we could sweep the Customs and Excise OF and
substitute the whole amount OF taxation which we re.
quire to be levied on property, bringing in labor pro-
bablv in the most moderate form by a canitation
tax; as they do in America, which is a mere no.
mnal duty-I am not quite sure, tina. II that
were done there would not be such an increased growth
Of wealth in property in this island in consequence OF our
having converted II into free port-n fact giving Eng.
land all the start that Singapore and Hamburg derived
from the adoption Of free trade there am NOT sure At the
end OF ten years every owner of would not find
that he was 30 much the better for the value of
property that railway shares in consequence Of the in
crease OF traffic. were 30 increased in value that land
that precious Commodity which cannot be Increased In
extent had become SO immensely more valuable owing to
the growth of wealth in this great island port am not
quite sure that when the owner Of properly made IN his
accounts At the end Of ten years. ii would not be founo
that he was the greatest gamer Of anybody by the adop
tom of the system on course he always Assumed
that IL thew had their taxation levied by direct inn
post. thew would not spend seventy or eighty
millions Annually and upon that Question: he had some
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