The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16

had TO ,be results sh,eh b. desired eau sccoaa, Ssr
Russia making that Proposition, because u 10 never
agreeable 10 Power u tie greatest rnnk see the
snAirs OF the World settled they wonif have been
by Fps,spd, Frstce aud AUSTRIA IL Gas. OF course,
easing 10 the pride Of Russia, ant bsve daubl
Der p,oyosM may be sccoouted for Ia thar wsy
II would Lave been impossible for me 10 make
these obsesvatcps few days ago. bec.osc The inry
informed on authority winch, though sn,uy nous,
was Of that bouncing cbarastrr that dared say
g MOI to that secret treaty had been formed
FrYnce end Russs-hat their ueets unit for
the oestrucuon ~ maritime aud tor
pitob Of Eeiope. or colrse, then the observ Aaous
~hi'b have mace would not have oeen l's'enei
upOB these husDgs, ~heIe have always ben roce,yed
~nh 60 much nduRerce. Team girs y,a n ,sfmm ,da
the gu ar from tohich bv Ntat
ao'ens~ts nude They haze, Ibisrs, ra,nsd
many ur,tao,as famtes thus count y; they AIps
shaken credit e~ry nation but this a.su u y ft
ee MT the slghtst tnle Of fousdato for atou s.es
menn oud cheets.) There no treaty eristiaq btu e,s
k90nce and Russia, there Is secret treaty bs,reen
f. amce and Ruta there T. no eret coapent,,u sr ug
tetnstn Franco and Russia (Ioat cheers) Tie,e
is Ltioes France and Russia may b. csltet an
engagement, uhsch they na hound any nay com
10 t.s country but ,rsch c,amus,casa 10
e for a,sssn Affairs (Chsers) AN ,aatsi sim Div %
ss-thot Of ,oar dst,oeen Frcs.cs dad Aulla
Rnssa shead assemble aas amy Of cbserudtion her
G,vmon frsHtser Russia has as much r,9M to
se.sLle a~ army IF observation on hr Gernss fros-
England has to send, AZ she Is ab,as
to snd con.nlan6,ng fee< Co III. Mseii.e, raneau
(loud chters) Both may be, probably ara, ussns 70
MAINTAIN peaue rather than 70 make (Cheev But
have ,ur,her to acqusint you taat have felt II
rom the e0veromeuis OF France Russia bat We
have gone tus, asked the Russian
what perhaps, according 70 tbs srcoess Of
diplomatic etiquette not justified Ia asking 1t
which asked 10 tue oouf ience OF Power that always
acts With raDkDess ana ards her
aiiee-aos have G,ksd the Russidn g,ueram iotehsr ia
Of scoy baU Eancs and &c nanny they AdM entered
into any engagement TO dectdye Gyn1 Gsrmlau And
me haoc ,ece'ued from the Ras'tsn g~snme che mot
pltcst and most NseqmucGl declaration no enga0em nj
IF the kind erists has been askei. So much then
tor the secret treaties 10 much for the
Russia, directed only TO obje tue numlatioa aud
perhaps the destruction Of England You sse genie men,
how necessary H That country should No. decide ia
neat AND passion. Why, the day il aiso
snDauDceo, great authority, that was secret
treaty between Denmark and France with the same our
pose Every what OBJECT Of that was-hat
the whole SCANDINAVIAN navy should probably be uate 20
that Of Ruesa ana France In order
OF England Well have made inquiries OF art
OF UeniDsrk Denmark Ia natural ally aud friend
ana am bound to say Power which has on all oc IA.
sions Of late exhibited the utmost freodluess aod coad
tencs towards England And have worry bes autno-
ry for thus puO cy stating there the shadow
OF toundst on for that statement it,
which God for bidwe ever nave 10 call oa allies and
rencs To rally rocUS standard aud support cause
o. freedom truth aud usice look tho utmost re
lance 70 the spirit OF Scandinavia being ealisted
side (Cheers) But what the orgia Of these enor
alsehoodss there party once whico, va were
told, practted enormous lying (Laugnter belisve
calnrnny, although the o6scrv was made by
one of the members OF that party. G. laugh.) But
whether, some sey, it attempt pre-
juoice against France and Rasss-sai that appears
pIODepiy 100 Octpd uSSiXu 10 De Lfue-Tnetner II
great stock jobbing msno,uvre-sud for
tho credit Of human nature trust there IL
no foundation for that suspcior-or whether 1t
DO, as ! fear 10 the natural aad correct solu-
ton, that il was to create At the OF the
general election prejudice against her naes Us Mois-
iers- these copectures must leave for your better
ude nent to deter nine Possibly time NAV reveal tina
mystery. (Cheers) Certainly il very cons eoient
for ntiemen on the hustipgs TO abuse Lord Maesby
and say"What supue men these are Wniis they ha ~
been repOsipg Gredrous confidence tho cool Intentions
OF France and the conciatiou of Ausra ali this tina
these acute judges OF human conduct gnoraot that
deep conspiracy had been long maturing for abase
ment OF English power perhaps for the destruction of
English Independence tor the partition of Europe,
Cemoton Of the British navy y believe this language
has had effect; but fortunately live ia are
when truth longer at the bottom ola VOLTA iaugb
what is false; Can Speedily pro-
mugas what is true What have Il tied to you To- dsy is
the ruth Of these circumstances; and therefore
f~ m-d.GcaH az - tte posstsrs Of public affairs, daa
the Pt1cers II Eurpe because d. think, tn ,ugh yc4r
has probably already commenced, that E,Sland,
that ought be Irepared-whetper are on
the German frouter whether fleets squadrons
ae caTe,riog in the Mediterranean tho Adfisuc. T.
coth events to seize e favorable opportunity 1vhsn may
f,rs1iote the struggle, and GbIan settlement Of Europe
jcsd.d justice, and up ose rcglat.cns ,chch ntIy
ptrrnrof PEI ndnent udjus,nens Nov, may asked
aDd IL very far quesroowh4t your Opinion OF the
conflict That has begunwhat evil be It's effect upon
England and what probability there OF her being
INTO lie vortex oenteQen my poicy Ia, believe, the
policy Of every SQUAD in this country The
ponoy OF England is cmneny one Of peace. (cheers)
domestic nsut To nhueu their internal affairs
Whatever may be IT'S motives, 49, think, invariably
AXE Bet although the interest well policy Of Cog
sod pesoe Is 81 the utmost portsnc. she should
be prepared for war. (Cheets) II s best security
England should show that she row which eau assert
hes Dloence at moment aith effect Well, what s our
present condition to that respect9 Have been caught
narping have no wish caim any for he.
nsiesty's government which they arc not entitled
am quite sure that, whoever might been toe MINIS
tors 81 Queen their foreign policy you'd nave BEN
at rIg ifatrs
s'i"n for eventual dangers duties they would have
tdor'ec The same course bave dooe s therefore,
Lot N soy bo.suuie Qrt, bu, WITH hope toe besetug
ps;oo o. al En2sc speaking English nen that tell
700 what is our suation Yoa haze Iadca 100 COO sea
sored orsd cai'art top such the oo,ld p5,bly nper
500 1re-certo'y equal 10 taot os,eh Vetagya
,,"dsyed ;a norio Cheers great portion o that force
uano 400 IL they come here from the necess,s
Of this coupuy but b.causo tie happy course of as in
sois and toe position Of The Indian government make IL
G, iiiabe that they shoud return home. You hape ia
fhytnrd sef al This 100 900 s net eguul usr-
toSs % 'ge ho been in tas iut ts I'm
oipns q d,a, b d. cplined aad need not aid be1us
suldess, since they your count ym.n (passs) aus
tod ~ ope II the honorable geDteen preceded ne
tht uotaing would satisfy nm but that should have
sea have passed, NOT only pone fvl det the Channel
but oiso Tccrtut fleet ia the uedte,~ane1n ()neers
baaon 10 ae world taea, can compete ~ith England?
For, with al these you have condition Of your cnsrces
ebco rs meet wholesome and healthy; aud these great
eFnsmen's, which viii never be exercised except your
dence or fer The maintenance Of your honor aod tue
vnd a,on % your absolute interests will be saoported
BY ope lightly taxed, greatly prosperug aud aose
netrt ~, cont with the institutions Of toer country
kCbees) Why, then, are wo to be aarnedf Wng,
oughi we rot rather 70 feel tina, s the position TO
ave temperate oounsois, prepared shall be to sue
ioit those oouosss ~ith nat sutnory which seougs
ocne'"r 700 rs sn5su to be (Cheers But what
~ uo condition. OF other couatriesS I shall not srgle
oc' for Tsmsfk any particular St&s, Sovereign King
fmiffor o. dou'aio1; but We haze something OF
knf"fosn ar Gu great tcac within recea, exDs
. cue A.d lct IN look TO the ways aud mcaus Dy
witch tb0se rsnghty princes and their mighty mics
caify ~ war. Why, when The secsnd campalga comes
ne Aice a~sys pinches (Icsr caonot that there
= 81 y q btf~btA fbser ~hich eBter upon third
c@mg~iss. lchsts) know very well it is sometimes
sott al tne great srencb revolution Mr. Pitt said
tha fssnee sac Ia such state OF Insolvency that
could so bold cut for two campaigns, and yet war
tftrd or iserty Ave years. Tut is all very ttue out
tssa scai lfeLon revolutions do not happen very fee
qsfr.y lafte Preach revelations may. Daughter aai
tesre foe grs4t French revolution Ia mo Torn VIVA,
tae EwRe Of tsoy To he,ory, ana il is not
eoits "a bc repeated. We know very well that &C.
a~sys very oos,y operation has inme ssely increased
~ caps aagrc frora Toe circumstances under shsh it
ocw wasec four armies larger, yoar munitio ls
sre mnch more exuayagan,, yoIr artillery ss
mach Al NE wpols ~ your snsots In d days. and
Ire means q destruction ars mucn more conplo.,