The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27


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y lsaly wefs debated IN both Houses oi PArliamsnt
! ~ sne houss of Lords The Marquis Of Normandy
asksd there was any objection 70 producs tha
pepee0 relative 70 the projects or peace trans
pisisd = Assersa before she treaty Of villa
Z [1fa0sa. Hs denounced the conduct Of The Gov
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MAINTAIN neutrality. at2i
|. LORD W0odhouoo reiterated the statement
thas E0gland sent tsrms Of psaes 70 Austsis d
. sne request Of France, bus without giving any
ADVICE Or expressing an opinion on the Subject.
hs said ts would b most inconvenient % psol
eooe sne oeeumenes in he present state Of -
Gcsa0enA gsR fili. wv 4t.l
Earl Granville acknowledged the act Of L6fd'
John Russell - the unitsd1t Of The Cabinet
10 the House Of Commons Lord Elcho moved
~ address 70 the Qoeen, declaring shat Il would
oe lnconsisteut with the honor and dignity of
take in conference who were settlino ,he d
tails Of peace, prelimnaries Of whioh have
aiready been arranged between ths EmpSeass Of
ffance and Austria. Lord eElohO praised IA
neutral course Of the Government. eensursd the
anti Austrian feeling evinced by the present
Caolns1 eeFfss ssyl
nr. Ai0giafe moved the pseytoss qsestioa,
Ieehng u would Be Hnwise 70 bid ~ Govern.
mens % any hne Of policy regardless Of changes
which might take place at any hour.
-. 0ladstene said the electors motion vas
nos fe1avens % ne present position Of aAAirs.-
Ine uovsfnmsnt had NO intennoa Of taking
W. w.a ycsAng sns details ot peace On the basis
| of she Villa FrAneA treaty The hellirerents
themselves would settle these details, and what 1
would remain to be settled would be the great |
question OF European policy, in which be tho's /
Eu8iano should play her tradiii0nary policy -
he defended the Government, and called for x /
decisive vote against the resolution. L
~. .. Fitzgerald said the object or the reso-
iuton Was TO restrain the Government from car
fying out its psrsoaai sympathy which was in
consistent with the treaty obligations Of the
Govsrnment joining In The Congress vithoua
being ineaNeA Of what the Greas Powers he'd
agreed upon 10 reference to the subject.
nr. sidney here argued that the neutrality
expired with tho war, and that be saw no reason
Why England could not consistently join In the
Congress. r 4'
Mr. Horseman and Nj. Whiteside spoke in
favor o. the resolution, and denounced the for
eiGn policy Of the Government. Vi
Lord John Russell again proclaiyned thai th. /
Governments had not the slightest intention q
90 into European Congress 10 settle the de-
tails OF the peace Of Villa Franco. No body
ever Invited them to do So lie admitted shsh /
snere we're difficulties in the way Of The Gov
eEnmens entering In the Congress, and matters
were in that state that no determination had
oeen come 70. He appealed to the House q
leave the question in the hands Of the ministers,
wno would decide when the whole faets Of the
Nj. DTsraei warned the Govern ment Or tho
dangers 70 be incurred BY entering the Con-
gress, but stated bis objections 10 the House
coming to 2 decisive vote after hasty dslibsr.
ation, and hoped Lord Eleho would mot peeas1
n's motion % division.
After some remarks from Lord Palmerston in
defence Of bis course, and in denunciation Of
the resolution, Lord Elcho said be vas satisfied
and. tha resul. - ~ Ssh. =. - Sovernmens I
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Lord Kinosdosn Tho con.saasS 49, .s,eIrso e I
and Nav vould nsvs. \. - .nss me Army
ing till the Governmsnt hsd ,ha .'y n"".s ~ aO0s
puIsory service
The Earl Of Ripon thought IL would be most
pledged everv efEort az tbs Gpv.sn~, pv"s', sno
defences secure. = A'sAe /
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Lean Bill VA f;nallv ns...d q 1'-'s AuoA 1
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