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

'u tes~e'n ~" oSsnSJ NM auosnei S1SAs Aiafy PvS
itsrf Was a.. ,oloe.. gr,aer then aud tas
sssIops'biiny pr pom na'ey ircr sfed, area ii
own immediate action iba' g8s u, axe, AID oOs
csDoucs On TIE i'm question peace aod Vs.
sss ~ msnef Wet ~ yer. m then, ~ ~ef0
porsibe for tno.e ,i,ions TDe sovsYao.st
hen not tbe government minority ar ~ formed
. Uei Of interior abiy, o.nc eat in exp you
take every opt"ftnFr! 3ii' mne US you think pe
Df ns contrary fbss foS.rGmcnt pFsslJsg by
% eb,sso European ,taesusD Iorn anerdeep Who a.
Gin Sc participate 10 the Structure Of those fsn,ot
ut OF 1910, OF ~och ~e have besrc much istey If
Tor b. Foreign Secretary u oisipe nj. hai stat smsn
~to hat III ed The hghert III g. aud smba.
sscor 10 gfes, courts 60 DO, know Who is gong 10 n
,our Foreign sscresry bui lord Csrs ndoo very d.
un1 usD.' You tsd mn loros Aberdeen apd
Cs,tIc.D to e'psn' 'tos- Desos. dad upco5y
essY Why, iLsre ~as the Dorie 100, ine Dsr TO
tvsrnB who, IKE tof'oiebue showed ns nds yes
ierdsy NJ 81 a'oseo Candidate for 20 ser thai
cabinet me nos- ioro tns.f IL OF oon,on auo
fone Of be 'fieuGs too, that he has ~,edpe
oi foreign snans. He taxes every opportunity OF tot
ms'rR tbs' BE ~ NE ony person woo wage
Er,ttNt Peace lNIct aberdeen anu sayeDdoD bad the
attmstce 81 he bobe ora the m.mber for nyefiou-l
say HoibnR shout he noble oro tire member
sss OF = nn'd ,bsIscsr Wei, what Old you 90 Win
tbofe negotiations 10 prevent between Eos and
RusfsY WY, ID. shame OF those Desotst has not
yet teeh ioTtm'.p The Sta yape II Vienna no, yet
eprey Romeo out Of tbe Of peope OF
his county. You had great snsaptages, and signal.
y is,,c Ycn bso a ,Dsjo,ny ia PARLIAMENT; you
had eSpe"hced statesmen yon bad tlil greater sase
to pak you 10 exeruon increafe your r. spot s,o
y spo iet Sto ser. utterly scomhaed in those Degoa
our poor D'sps 70 preserve peace You usd opposI
ton theL WITCH and faiy srnoitious cut
N he nctt Of your bcsotstops tbey did orDg
ward votes OF want OF hdenre- (cbeeFs eyoyes
sut o. omsebD--por did they propos rssouion
20 .upsrfass Vie pubic service We sat there In your
hSuHy, ara 81 ppofsd you heartily ard truly. ~
iIere any MAI ~Do can gay Uof DEFY any Ia sho~
an 'nshIce curing that in ~bco we brougn
forward ssusie notion government and
ulupsiey wien by your own m,r the
yoo tell, vac by motion o. q her Of your
zoe, hIo by NE votes OF several sc,tns OF toe liberia
laa
saInen' ~hB regard 10 the t~o toscs ia her Ma
j.siy ssreseb-oar fofeeI pnhcy ana Parliamentary
iorm The royal tp.esh and The address, which
moved, c.s'y and un.qu,vocs,ly stat. our policy W.
bsve eroeavored IN every possible preserve
pence. ] ffail be happy and ready ~hen the lime
rvts and when the papers are In the haDos o. honor
able members thoroughly b vinocate the sooouct OF The
f6vtfDBfpt Cd that hfaG ] challenge Bdeify, an an
eacy and pared " bdse our course All AK IS thai
The houte sbou Dot 0.oce on question
10 ,te aba noe Ct ali docum, D, when absolute
impossible to speak of satisfactorily tmus, hoseser
axe ore or too observsoue SO az correc
some mott erroneous prsss,ote. Il my
say With 10 wish 10 enter into controversy The
sublecf-bpi as What did sey has been aliyGeo rc
tain the cpmiop expressed N the late Parliament tha.
the vote 10 VII CHI the arrived motion of the
route lord bad serious Influence NJ that moment upon
our negotiations. | shall tie ap,e TO prove t. would
coy N VII oicaton Of my self. touch upon point IN H.
utrstcp OF ihs said heD, and repeat that
destroyed all auttory part of the gov OF
tbs country 10 cordpchpg the Degotiaons but did not
deeroy all the ueuce with the Emperor Of the Frecch
Vt that moment, because although, as The govern
tspt principe which greatly regulated the con
duct and influenced the feelings OF the Erperr of tn.
French
RESPECT OF The FRENCH EMPEROR FOR pupIIc OPINION
7he Impair Of the fieTch tods ont,red at that nomt
ana had ban AID IS constantly w pablo opinion, The
9anion 81 Ionce uos against he Dar; me opsnton Of Eng
tond, ech he eons on.y less lton ice cnin,n u France
uos ogaina The the opinion, may ay, Of enlightened
Ei.rtc ac0s ogoia Ut ody And therefore, although
principle Of public oppiop Which Emperor French
Feeot hizet our Iepresentatots still isieneo 10
respect that SUBJECT and
He ute bad a'rivtd al, we sui coud Influence,
have LhUeDceo the conduct Of the EmLeror But a. re
paios Austria from which neleT noble lord Dor our
selves ANTICIPATED that moment immediate mischief
Austria Is hot at ali inueDced 10y pubic opinion With
AuSt'io ne e7,aoJ cosd 10 hare any aahority bing
9oee,mme@ ccaatma-o; and austria ia1ored bader the
A0d an IN mediate tsct h,shdt nnsed,de success
soTs, UhDepT they might be, ,ouid be ministry tdooru6te
70 eeo'--o m1r directed o9onSt hsr.eJ Therefore Aus
fIo e,'sy.d by tnot cct and caring any longer for
the influence Il The English mist,y, sc.o bokco yINn
as o.od tody ana caring nothing for that influence Of Iub
lcoi,s6n Aich stl ned TIE conduct If tie Emperor
u the Fe,h, Austria took that rash and njuGible step
uhioh ytody must The statement, therefore
which viii in the dlscussioDs on tas mat
one more point II has charged against me
that On the eve OF the dissolution made abatement
ID 10 the ctDcltiop and prospects Of the negot d.
stons, and e2prefseo an opDion which Still
favorable, Notwithstanding The immense difficulties
tbsn acknowledged 10 the chances Of peace being
preserved when were the eve OF war. Nov man
members here will reooilect that evening l. 40 nap
stsamenf, Geographic despatch arrived from LORD
,Co~iey, which was Immediately TO The house
adopted the principle Of disarmament before The
eress which rs the which Austria had insisted uccn
nf the 10, % anon Of satisfactory settlement ADD
only that but shat Count "alewskl bai moment
,elePFapheo 10 Sa dDia urging them in winch
rs be exp'essed H. they could res,st accept the
same pncple Now was hot justified assuring the
House thai there was sui prospect Of peace because il
vas nom France and Sardinia that the CONTRARY bad been
feaseo? So much justified IN 1t THAT the very next
"A
iDs that proportion which bad been assured it was i'm
possible ior Der TO refuse (Cheers) What is the
councils have pursued? We have adopted the pr,n
cple Of strict ard impartial neutrality We had en-
l1g cotenpt, because feel u would be impossible %
oDI skodoaD u p7o in Us tdpoy, the Daostrobs steen
fhot IN he course te hoce ddcTd, ana the conciis ,ce
hare 9cn ne hare erer he'd e;ter Austrian French
tios ard evt taat the sincere feelings erea Of bt these
foscrs, 1Tctfd os they must be by the POSITION ioich
thy fna themselves US complete justice utn tot
setect But Of course, though policy OF strict
TaI',al neutrality demanded by the interests Of this
country, ana am sure ctioned by the pubic voice.
counuy ny the command OF the sea- by the compile
ton her armanents III such position that her author
WI DC ieis nnu tun. fecoen,Aea But mnnta'n that
IN uo.e increased neefs ana armamene have not the
Docalors Of coming war, but q probable security for
continued ard renewed pesce because, watching events
encouraging ana fostering still among all those Powers
erd reltiors, ana watching for the right opportunity
interfere with cher neutral Powers a. tho right
moment, and obtain at date much carrier than
reuewa, aud restoration Of that great blessing to
which, from tho experience Of he last half eeni1yy
this country 10 more devoted than IN former days
That Is our policy do not suppose any viii chal-
lepge on principle; and to conduct, and the
by which that principle should be applied again
repeat is only by the examination OF the evidence
which will be laid before you that form ade
quate opinion. Notwithstanding the party character Of
this amendment aeanet hich do not protest canno,
believe that Of confidence will be arrived when
the documents have lot Jet been laid before the house.
WHICH, 10 her Msiesty's gracious speech, the attention
OF Parliament is called.
PARLIAMENTARY REFORM
will Low turn 10 the subject of Parliamentary reform
opo will az once say that 1t is the opinion Of Ma
jesy government that 1t lie quite impose BILE during
sttson TO aeal with that subject satisfactory
manner. (Heaf.) I take refuge in ambiguous
phrases. be the opinion OF grave aud responsible
staeimen that in the present condition Of the country
IN the month Of June, with of finance before
us OF The Rteatest character with measures before
connected with the defences and ornaments OF
the country, we enter into any reckless engagements
TO deal With the question Of Parliamentary reform,