The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-21

would take exactly the view tha, take (Hear hesr9
rom Mr. kingake); but those are the Only words whca
refer to the action OF the Emperor Of the French The
other words relate 10 opinions or wishes and rights,
but those words which the honorable memb,r read are
the only ones which refer to what the Emperor would do
("Oh,' "0h, from the opposition If any gentleman
opposite feels aggrieved let him bring for ward specc
resolution The noble lord a. the head Of the Foreign
lament viii be competent to Judge between them but
impo'e the House not TO show 70 the country that they
tory, and Tie pert Of break up Of the friendly relations BE-
t,oeen M country and France according m arla tr,af
on ichSh ne People q Enednd teieue INT their
mercid i'teYcss 70 r,y considerabr. ezts,i. doenS
(iiear hear) have not risen TO defend the govern
men. nus when question Of this sort is made the
sscrhepg the commercial interests OF the country and
mrsIipg peacs With France and BY consequence, the
ought 70 be ashamed. Cheers
Mr. RoEBrox, not agreeing with any psrty-(A iaush)
S9aa not be accused Of being a',uaed b. party moves
NO one could approve Of the treaty heartily than he
did With the people OF France he hal an earnest desire
TO De on III, most friendly relations aud as they had
pared TO trca bat his opinion OF the result OF this nsgo
tson depended upon the character Of the persons with
whom they treated He coDsiiered not the anrcr,, %
England he regarded the honor OF England and be said
that they did not speak out upon this question they
should be trucking, base and not the House Of Commons
OF England He declared then, that the Emperor OF the
French At the moment when he entering into friend
~ relations with US breaking all the treaties which
our friend, when he doing dsgracefuf and dshono
rabe act General cries Of ooh, oh.fj He did not
n ss S ,,S m' sa not fear TIA
to tructle 70 him. The Emperor spoke OF acquiring
tes ccrsdns ceS Alps; but what did that mean? Did NIX
point urthery Would not be who wehed to acquire the
Ps ior geographical reasons weh also approach the
knns And then, we who stood by now with bated
1fean would see him approach the Rhcnish provinces OF
fruA ana clutch, perhaps, Belgium In his grasp Then
we should be compelled 10 interpose he thought we
were bound to do nov. He did 40. want 70 tight. He
had NOT that pugnacsy about him which the
honorable member Tor Birmingham, laugh) but there
was something IN the grave and solemn declaration OF
people Ike England that would hive It's weight even with
the Emperor OF the French BE had known the time
when England was called upon alter rs legislation IA
please that when the declaration OF that house had
stopped him short in his career and what he asked hal
been hi: career snce During the Italian war aud aer
wards, had he not endeAvored 70 make terms With the
despo Of Europe and 10 throw OIL the alliance With Fog
landP but failing 70 win back the dcspos to his SIDE he
now turned round and solicited again the friendship OF
bis Old ally. Now, II seemed, we 70 be sworn
friends once more; but be could not forget what the
phases OF that nisns life disclosed Che honorable
member was here stepped short In his career by loud
cr'es on Question" aud Order" WHICH f2r trc ia