The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-22

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whether the country liked 0ar nm OBJ OH tlE
the liberty OF Saying thu question whether the
country approved Of Reform DILL, bus whether trey
ann Ov ed o the mode IN en- tue opposition acted
"a preventing . discussion On The bill. (aeAr, hsar)
That Il VAS not the question OF Reform Il w.
" Mt the country IL proved by the small aum
Of bu ron which reform was ment oasd at all The
question understood by the Country II was mi -
Are yoo PREPARED IN the present situation OF sa
give she government sucb suppor, ~i enable them
u carry on the Affairs " be country Won prepared
TO give ha' snpport TO any otncr pary2 NY lords, ms
yt,nt before you ADMIT Il Ia not altogether sat sfss
Ify-ihAt government 10 10 position u IL not desirable
Tor Them 90 ne placed IN, but vito regard foreign PM
cy sDd foreign Affairs am assured THAI the country viii
give generous aou uDsDmous support toe course
have Dofso.d. ny the course we have commenosi
are deteImlned 10 ABIDE, and think u 10 suilcno'ls
shown that on this subject there - ON. fOucv
Of opinion IN be cooptyy {9ear hear No doubt there
have been expressions D6vidnai opD,oD them
bav. nothing do. can only repeat ~oa, have asu
before, that with poitcs npsthes the government
nohng 10 DO On tnar question am Ioroshos
WIN expect ana require from me The utmost reserve hu.
nave never concealed my feelings nave awlys staten
um tnis ~af was question ol ray, or any o,oer Ia
bon feekrR to emaDc psie itssI By eB3rs fo,a
Inc control Of for en Power to VuDetuts for foreign
sRency lie o@o free INSTITUTIONS yfpr.bepd sy mrp.
tales and tho private feelings OF every coun.
Try wound he favor Of the Of such attempt
nn' my o'cf, that any sense the case N the
struggle IL tayY Do See there patton Bee King 70
spsncipste mset oy it, own powers iom foe control
and 10 subeu,e for Austrian aovernue liberty aud free
iDsitutionst But if were whatever our 8, mpa
thief aud feelings mis- bt oe, have obligations as pa
ton boapd ny treaties snd by intern ,t,onai law
not 10 interfere or give active effect to ny upahy Bur
"a MI cle, mhtc may CARROT speok 'e apo1oo,l
Of ne ooaFys u A'e1id and 'ohde sympa ny
GM her rue or the form OF her gueynmy MT yet Say
tbs Is ioar 4nderok,n ssdsT toe pr.asBcs;
udr Jo' 10 ty % ffodm, Il ia IL Which Sardinil
s1isiy dcmdgsa he 9 coass 4tio.aE ga.rnsseri
uhtch eceIy friend ~ SudiHiG naft aire
prosper, and has s'o'. a.a ,ottA FREE ai.
hons as not less PdTan2, @s disposed % stfacgyondse
mont, ~ less o. dyb The pace Of he ,oorld tss n
ms oesp@ic. 90 oot sey the blame rests put
do say thai on neither do sufficient reason for
encouDterng al the horrors OF II the parties were
50 dlsnoseo, there diners be ye.p them
sh ch uien not been soved by friendly oegotiaou
(ieaI, hear This country csnIol feel ny mpatny with
either he wsh Tor he defeat OF either EXCEPT
as II may lead to peace, but hold is tiey,iue dty
anG impartial reurIity J.t,ceea the cortsnd,s0 par
tues Ny lords, the pcsi,on OF neutral policy
is one open 10 much suspicion and involves the eo1n
ny which reeks W napain II 10 the possibility of giving
cause OF Complain, fence the ana N any
tasesnsn ~hea war Is watog around determines main
taln neuuabLy, IT IL his bouuden duty a, the time
u place .he country ~ posse sson OF The secure
ter safety. believe tbs House ana the country are
unaDimous 10 the heef that present neutral IL the
only policy but believe they are equally upspimous Ma,
toe Only neutrany likely be respected or to we this
country s proper influence is an armed atty armed
Bot oi III. purpose Of ag2reeioa ba for the protection of
our own chores. II am asked lokttsr pprflend ann
p>a fear inuaston say ,o"aterer Ibiieye there
sev.r oaS t,he ohe7l me country free from anu
donger u idl bu' ,chea SIC he CRIMES oa6 f,eE
o.teh other co1is cotlectng-aies H4ts ohich
mgat gire m,a p"~er seriously TO damage h country
almost b1ore she had time 10 make prpardtl-l say
onr dmy, and one az whtce Parliament ectH qIddfu
aS's,, TO place the offence II the county, espec,oay
rs 1rry, IN postum commensurate soah he maoni
a'de q the uteress inrotrei. without wishing 70
cast any lmpuiaton make auy charge on apy
body must say that when we suoceeoed TO p1wer xo
olpo 'be nsvy IN siGie Of weakness decreptude apC
absolute impotence. Ga a former occa.iop whsn com
psrifg the state OF he army 1852 1865 raid tho
cosge enected the greatest credit those concerned
but raid pothrg ol the navy and If anu noble lord ,o
take he t'oRbe to t0nk at pdriiag, nt1Yy p1ps he re-
D. inqrc into he ocparo,ire sate af hl Bh ~ om "S
forsgn rdrss he tcH for re,y serious cosero
t' WIZ nos 60 into the details but believe that 10
lace Oh all This, the proposal Of The government will not
meet with oissen'ient voice when the House 10
rally What We have done in ncrtasog the nav force
beyond the amount sanctioned by Pariiament ana am
cure may repeat the words OF her Msesty's Speech ~
rely with confidence cordial In ,h.s
pr lcautonayy OF defensive policy NV lords
as DO en- enonens has been moved to the address feel
ought rather to spoopse your ordshps for hnypy de
ta'ied you so long This may probably be important
tessoL o' Permanent can DOLLY say eey that IL in
course OF the discussion OF this should torn out not
only tLat Der Nsesys present not DOG
sess Inc commence OF tbe country, but that that winch
Dooe ords opposeland the right bonersbe gentleman in
another place think they have Is correct that
they possess She confidence Of country such an ex
teo os Will enable them 10 carry the business Of tue
county, and the Tetult OF the other housc
DC TO oitpsce ns and snbsntne party which can lis
chni &c the executive and legislative functions more EFF
Gently can only say shall lay down, With far more
plea IRE Than took il up, the heavy responsibility which
presses an6 as far as sepse of pbiic dn,v
WI allow, VIII give them cordial support Ia the dis
chatge or their duties But IT, on the hand as
confidently aocra,e, should turn out by the of
the House OF Commons that possess 6dence
majority hail with satisfaction assurance of the
NOBLE Earl tha we viii not be me. with any fscous or,
pottcn trust that II danger Does threaten u.s. ana If
interests are at stake all party be lost in
cords CO operation sber blessings Of peace
or unfortunately should be necessary support our
country 10 atns then to paiDta by the influence
power and authority Of Great erita'n, (Cneers.)
After few words from Lord BRopGHAN the address
was Fpreed TO.
Their iordshps then adjourned at quarter past eleven
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The SPEAKER took the chair at O'Clock, and the
interval that elapsed between that time aud summons
to the House OF Lords employed IN swearing In the
few members still remained rnsworn Al half part
two Mr. Pullman, Yeomaa Usher Of the Black Rod came
down With Tie usual message aud the house headed by
the Speaker proceeded 10 the House Of Peers tho
roy speech.
The house resumed al o quarter TO four O'Clock.
The Speaker having read her Gsjesty's speech,
MIR EDGSRToS moved the address, which was as usual
an affrmatory Response to the speech
Sir } ELuiEsTUSE seconded the motor
The SPEAKER having put the question,
ANHNpMEST 10 THE ADMISSIBLE MARQUIS OF HATING
TONS SPEECH.
The Marquis Of HARRINGTON, who was loudly cheered
said that 10 moving amendment to the address
net acting " ithout precedent In is4 the government
Vi Loid Melbourne, having been defeated by exceed
Dgy small majority, dissolved Parliament, appealed
to the ountry on the ground Of confidence On the rs
night OF the session sfter the meeting Of the Par
nent, an amendment 10 ide 10 The address by III.
StuM Wortey, with the sanction Of the Sir Robert
the address and expressed the opinion that her Majesty
then Ministers od the confidence Of the House
Of Commons; and 1t was to an amendment OF a similar
character that he proposed the house to u.s.
sent. Opposition cheers When the minises OF that
day combaried the motion the ground Of their general
measures and private policy, they old not oaer any
opposition to H. the ground Of its unconstitutional
psfure, or OF its being an undue Interference
with the preroeaive Of The Crown and be did
not therefore anticipate any objection TO his motion
either OF these grounds Neither could be inncne that
the government would complain Of the that they
Qhe opposton) were taxing for The issue they put
ting 10 ihe House was simply TINT which the government
themselves pad put TO the people, and which became
TIE bad dissolved Parliament on any par
tcular measure They did not complain tDat they were
GOT supported 10 their foreign policy, but they simply put
tho issue 10 the country They saidos two SESSION. We
have eDdeavofed 10 carry the business OF the country
ct being able TO into the lobby upon any contested
party Division with majority, and they sao in .such
position was no longer consistent with own dgai,y
or the dignity Of the country that should continue TO
occupy and they dissolved Parliament ia the hope that
The country would convert their minority into majority