The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13

sssls~d scoS.a ns eSssg eocey~ve9 ~ F'ans
And ,his rs done lot tn any good lntsassns ,,
shd but for objscts good 0ay W family OF Asonoi
.ho when thsy we're In power not able 10 uAin.A1
the ms Ives In u, who have no AIM wnA1ver upoh
rcsit,sn ,pey have lost ION, oh) oAnuot, cay,
end Al one M England who really fees alarm upon tnx
question: and the only people .no 9essys Me seAy ~
for stroud (Mr Hors the honorable lnsmOer for
sideevaer (Hr Knsake), and one or two others mo,
nSor sbie me mber Tor saond has this evening toucaeo
upen question which II h great pity that no did not
further explain ltoccarred In the right honorable gen
ileman's defence Of freedom OF speech. Now mo-,
about contest that point The house allows 70 use
lIesdom in my speech shall not complain Of any
lse using It. But the right honorable gentleman has In
mated by what he said, that diplomacy having failed
Parliament bad power 70 60 something that diplomacy
rad Dot Well. what has Parliament power TO do under
uch crcumstaB ,es II must either succumb pro Ssed
10 MODE Of compulsion which different from that OF
diplomacy. DID the right honorable gentleman refer to
that latter cOurseY
Mr. HoRsnANN said he did not
Mr. BEIGHr-No because he has told the house that he
does not mean TO make war upon France But tho right
those who FIT on The Treasury benches; and
have not the least objection 10 his doing
60, though, the right honorable gentleman
Will permit me- will give him piece OF advice. When
te warts make war The Treasury bench he should
ret begin bis assault when they In the right aagn
'er) 1 have been opposed to governmental and hope
have on such occasions done something TO render their
position unpleAsan-Ch ear, hear " aud laughter)-but
have always acted upon this par Every government
right aughier)-ano then have always been happy
'ogive Them my support But the other hand, even
such governments as hat Of the noble vscoun. are a
10 make great Mistakes course mas peen N ATTACK
them upon those mstakts Cheers and hognNr) BIT
the right honorable gentleman not ony mikes var upoa
the government, but upon all the party with whom Tor
last twenty years it supposed that has act
ing The right honorable gentleman makes upon all
the past Of hs own hfe ana for gentleman OF his power
OF debate OF comprehenong questions and OF being use
iu both to the House OF Commons and to his country
lAmentabe thing 70 him committing a. think, 70
lect at iesue am opposed TO the House placing se,f
IN the Illuminating position which II has 80 often Of
late been invited 70 eccupy-that Of barking When
II does not intend 10 bite, and OF making itself mol
the guardian Of the Powers Of Europe, for that
would be foolish ana impossible enough-but making
itself the common seold OF all Europe (Coeers ana
laughter.) Nothing be- more humilating, nothing
hopeless than such position. am not that
some Of our debates pernicious a. they have been Ia
other respects, have rather affected the judgment
the noble lord At the head OF foreign affairs. do not,
perhaps quite understand the observations with which
lord opposite (IOrd MSDners) always glad ally him
sell with that which civilization s day by day. departing
from, namely privilege cries o.
Oh, Oh')-rOee Immediately II compliment the noble
lord the Secretary Tor Foreign Affairs, and to say, what
have heard him before, namely, how grateful
he felt the noble lord for the opinions he pressed
and for the watch the government about 10
take The honse are aware that nave more than ouce
expressed an opinion that close personal alliance be
the sOveregns Of this AMI the Of other
countries, not my opinions, advantageous " England
indeed 10 Europe. l think the noole lord means ~
take mat course wncn, IN the Impartial opnon OF every
Que, must De ae miNeo W DO WISE aug. eoou-ne menus
pemeIy, hat the policy OF England shall, in iaure'
NOV DC tocn as 10 esusbge Ensenu RON any VI ,ne 20
vernments Of Europeibat shall not be such To France
On the one sloe OF 70 Ausu On .he o.oer AZ sh max
one oi .nose Lo"els .ne enon s eusmy y. Tug
ANU put sucn As WIN euaoe Eng anu W @Ne
an iupsrnS po.uen among ihe governments Vi Surcpe,
gvng her opnion as she rs Only Douna 10 give ~ when
me quesen Goes NOT aeot ner own interest
only when sne ssKed Tor IT, TINS were the proper DC
houd take the noble lord 70 task Tor the course
which has been taken with regard to Naples There is
nothing winch peheve s more nfmy ana more unchange
ably established than that the past policy OF EogAnd with
regard 10 VARIOUS mAuefs connected win the govern
ment o! continental Europe mas oeen poicy not tendng
I'd ner hohoI mol good LOT her people, usAsous 70 nei
nshces needessiy medunng, ana DO Aavan.sge 70 nor
whatever lOppoeluon cneersl am mt asking fTd
POLICY o. entire and absolute ,sodttn, but oeltee taot
msdamg (Cheers nope the noble lord WIN ake TINS
couite-tnA ne VII move WIZ france, wnsn ne mas 70
move wMo ner, clearly, frankly, nonoraoy, ana IN
manner mat cannot re mistaken Know TOE nooie ioio
wi never LucKle 10 any rover IN EUROPE out nope ne
WIN 30 copdnct he pohcy OF tne country tuSt All ue ma
uons % Europe may Say yusa wncn oeneve .aoy lave
n o., moi saa !nat power .aa. regasas
Is own gIeat n,ereee, namely-tnat ntereres NOT 10
au.ope wuete eau ue svolueu, anu w. wue"
aoes nos ior sue sAe y. aeessa
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fhoCLAMArioN VI 'iClon HAASoE1 AZ. sA'oi AND
NICE.
The following summary OF the proclamau0n wnicn
KING Victor Emanuel has addressed 70 me OF
glance