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

n House nave cor ddspce in me goverpmeut Of
perry Who boastlos they do Of their numbers, ca
not hrd more than advocate VINO will Dare 70 o010
oI~srd 90 ths isr ~ the DEBATE mas let
s'ssced 10 dseud their csuse, Aud whose silence
ns oScsso u se le'ipe judgment 60 sgaDst s0em ~
osso-(oeeeIs)-ano tine most csrclus svowAl shat
10y ale DOT oessfSiog II the confidence Of the Housep
l'L.tfs s', admit that coafn .Ou %
bgn their hstsle the ge., Of the army we're so i'm or
30 We apa po~ert,s that bey dare sa.er
tpe arena-uey mace GOOD choice IN their champ on.
~ reg ma 0c1,a dJ.not IoHa dqun. the right nand
o. the .tsnceoF VI tue tscnsgns, eoud have pes s
cent E,t tbNse rho heard tos Cuanc-ilnr OF no Ex
chopper nOs' Rave felt tbs, the n sogarnmeu,
n.d ooibTR 10 Gpposi'sn the OF shich
bad b. ca novso, that speob, eloquent was pil
Of Bgret8oe jokes and degfsesoe neo upon on,
spd oiteT, wholly ,psunic. this 90 u
meet TIE motor which bad been made by my noble friend
soy owen seconded uy the bonorao ole member
FIR Mcdiesex must say that think 4 the moss
ORD navy spectacle that has
Of psansh IL that government charged In the OF
PsrhsmsD bang toeservpg OF tue nd Of Par
lament ana OF The country should have silent they
nave Gene On this occasion. (Hesf, hear) You would
thu, soe that even he lew remaining members OF ihe
'armet dessneo though hey be oy two Of uer
speo,e1 tDo distinguished COLI sanes, would stu
ofeses forward wb srest emulation 70 defend and jas
rs the eoupuci xh,h snsd ny the motion OF my
ams srxio0s 70 conclude tas debate fhsy ensreat tue
houe "a take them uioo trcst for Argument have
been called afon 10 hear om nem hey have nothing
say or IN mseves, except, "for Beavers sake L1s
dtrsfe be as short possible; let us division
I" night ior We have got our fren1s uAnsoter) Do
mol lax about our conductthe lees said Dot
ter for Heaven . sake DO discuss ves but
come 10 The vote, sno then Afterwards # have the
msJor,y, you may talk about ,ben, as much as you
IKE" Cheers and laugp,er.) Wei, this is a very
sravf mater TO be disposed OF 70 that hghs anu airy
Of ere Of the creates, countries IN saa worId
s not Deserving OF the confidence Of Parliament
and ,bs coorir,f Ina. nos question a. any time
dean wHb IL tbat light aDo easy paDper which is
dtat with by tie gentlemen the other SIDE bat least
u ali IL thai question 10 be 30 treated when
tie flames OF var raging IN Europe; wien
ieeis tain bow far country may may not uader
the guidance Of tbose VINO present rule be IN
IL say, when great European interests, and great Brush
tld pa'ons nttIerts are al stake, toiIk disgrace
ul tor govern 10 decline sell vindicstion neers
New lsay that upon every ground the House ought
come W the vote that Is proposed thick the in
Which The government ~as formed, think the
shirb The goverrmeu, have pursued think tneir MIS-
takes ana defaults 10 domestic legislation think their
eIIoIs Id !oreigD policy, til the they took
IN regard TO the dissolution, | think upon ali these
Rroopds the House W justified IN withholding from
them that confidence without winch government Can
not and ought not 10 exist. Cheers DO like
revert ogsvey toe eyfn,s corn c,ed with the for
ton Of The government; but upon this occasion
speak out say they into tice by psriamcnta.
~ nanonvre- cheers)-by mar oeugre justified, per-
foundation upon which they could the confluence
Of the country. There certain nber-I believe
nt5ry ole huIGred nombe EFF the liberal party,
differed wish the govern ment then regard that eIl
against spiracy TO murder sDsDted that they took
different view from that which The government had
adopted but they tad right TO take that ve~ AMI with
tue opinions which they entertained toey performed q
pubic duty by voting against the introduction of tnst
bill. But what the coDduct OF the gentlemen oppo-
site? Did they dsspproye OF that measure? Did tuey
not the contrary in tbs house aDd in The other house.
urge the government TO nf'ng orwardand did they
not the motion for the Introduction Of the bill,
man vote with the Cove rnment for laying that bill
upon tho table? (CbeeSs) Then after Yards, when
they ov,siop in the liberal psrty-xbep they found
that large potion Of the liberals opposed measure
Their yeiarg 10 that ofsfe for Office which do not ia
itself blame but which they should not make q reproach
10 these VINO may them, they absncoued their
our olnion-- (hear, hear)-they voted against bill
OF he country and for the Dtenance Of good UNDER
stahdirg With great bephborog country and by that
hep say inel origin was 6ad 9sA was not
Creoitab'e 10 them as party and they ought think to
expressed for forbeaIance With hc those who
driven into opposition have absaiEeo from ~ ting them
with these circumstance CLEAR, hear) Then, when
they had got that what the conduc. Of the
eettenAeb Oh this Size? Did we tArass them with any
vesaous and atious motons9 On the contrary they pro-
efsed 10 ttand q ninorny the Bouee OF Commons;
when TIE noble lord (Deroy) came in, he admitted hs
place the House OF Loros the Of which
be tie head supported only by minority in
have been able 10 support ts existence long,
,aa, simple fac. gloo ,ns, ,hey have 1sen treated
ing so cannot by possibility pusue their
act upon Their OVID opinions But, At least, when such
gove GO aaopi measures which they take up IN
oeerebce 10 the opriop ot the majority they ought If
hey he government deserving ny their capaciy
confidence OF the county, 10 frame viii
carry aeet the prea, principles ,hey have op,ed
from their opponents a manner acceptable 70 public
opinion Ia ibis, IN ortupsely, the present government
DID LOT succeed Their trst measure OF egisationthe
Inoa bl-uteriy and entirely aiied Then hey hsd to
oeal Vi anoifer great queetun-PaIaulentar
Ont OF Office tney carrying u mea-
which, in oilce they undertook TO propose. But
,hey produced measure ~hicb not enc Of
tie Cabinet thought Deserving of being passed into q
law. CHEERS There hardly o member on the
ober slde Of the house who DID dba faoit with the
pobe friend which to reiress two at least
Of the ieadae defects Of tie That carried
by majority sUhcle ut ~ the bill could not be
carried through us different stages There second
failure IN regard to an important matter Of domestic egs
lston When government IN the course OF twelve
uea in
both OF which they failed, think assuming too
much 10 say that il is not government in which the
boose can place cor hdeDce II regard 70 legislation
home. (Cbeers.) Many things lave happened which
clearly show that whatever other gifts tue government
might POSSESS they did not gift OF prophecy
Uaugbter) II they had looked with statesmanlike eyes
10 the conoiIon Of Europe. AID toe condition which
Europe might be before Parmen could assemble again.
they ought have deprived themselves OF s asss.
arce aho THEY ought not without the consent OF Para-
neIt to have increased the establishments of Coun
try Nothing but the most absoute necessity could have
Justified them deprying themselves Of the assistance
of Parliament say mat the course they pursued
vas an unconstitutional course because to add mate
rail. TO the military or naval establishments of the
country when Parliament is not sitiDg, such
called for by some overrulps necessity, ia not
in accordance with the principles OF the constitution
(Cheers.) What the overruug necessity have
heard to night because they keep secret TO them
selves. No member Of the government 70 ex-
plain what was the Imminent danger whiah required
increase of our establishments whilst Para nent was not
sitting give its sanction that (Checrs)
do not fna fault practically with what has been done.
(Mnisterial cheers) But nnd fault with them for
placing themselves in condition which obliged them to
in tbat manner, and without any necessity and in
opposition to their duty. (Cheers) We tod by the
chancellor OF the Ex hequer that delay OF twenty
four hours IN decision viii produce upkno IN
and awful peril. Now, If doubt existing upon the mind
Of foreign govern TO whether Msjestys 90
verDmtp has has not the support Of Parliament may
produce such awful resuts how that the govern
mert thought themselves justified in sending away Para
meni and placing themselves for six
in that situation when Peril must arise TO the great
interests Of the country (cheers No doubt the posi-
ton which il stood before net calculated 10 give
strength the government With regard foreign
lstons because government that exists upon suferspce
and liable 10 he ovehrown from geek 10 week cannot
expect foreign governments To enter mo negotiations ~h
with the confidence that their policy viii be pursued
by their (Cheers) / say, considering the
position in which they were, If they had brought an-
other reform bill would have been much better for the
interests of the country than the total Of Para
ment, and the mere than doubt that must have existed in
min 10 uhaIian