Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30
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GProIn the London Globe, No~ 10
Mr. Du5leyvMaun and WIn. l.. Ysucey, Two Of the
sn1tbern Com uoi siOners in England atIenftd the
dinner of the F.shmonFsrs Company on Saturday. Mr..
Yarcsy In answer to q complimentary tosst, made the
follosrr speech which derives iuerest from tic fact
bat the Minister from the United Sa;'s Mr. Adams, was
at the samo tine speaking in Giiidhah
Mg TareoY said
TIpon the part of Americana sincerely repond 10 the
sentiment lust expressed by the Prince Warden, for tbs
restoration of psacs in America. Such wish proclaimed
h7 q ouUuany Of inle!gen. EIglishmeD, must krd'e
oo,respouding spt in the BISON OF every enlightened
ana impartial American. The name American ro longer
rspreeeats united people. There exist now two Amer
loan naiioualties the Confederate sad the Federal
Au,r;sas las ycu may perhaps, b. awere-am a
Confederate or the Federal Americans, urmindnl OF
the character OF our 0rca,her da uiuly term
rebel Bu the justice and sense OF right OF ts great
government ptonpy coincided IN by France and Spain
speedily wiped out that stigma from our brows and my
,pntrloen fre Acknowledged here, at oas TO be bel
is,rents. (Oheors) Though Indebted 10 an enlarged
and enlightened view Of pub: law, and ROT TO tho mere
-r4cs r favor OF England fer this acknowledgment Of
oar NJ oussOnabl, rights snd iceRs stand must irce'
IL exrr here to night that deep OF thankdnfss
which am sure al my coul;rymen feel for It's early
public avowal- Bis ddl o6 cto dat. roonGcd chees
From no other poser o5uld it ccnc 20 gracefully. In
.hisihe CID cOuntry-ihe principle OF ssli.govsrnment
ia recognized and praSiscd however blended with the
of the croTn ana the privileges of the ali
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for tte chief OF the rit principles which have caused
| ,ht m 10 olye the Republic,
The land of tie fr'e
And the hcme Of ths opJreaed
Such inyaluablS rights the od English writ of ha
| hass ootnua Of aAeedy t.i;l by jury Of freedom oi
sn.ech AID freedom OF the press are the main pillars
Of American Constitutions. liberty, and am happy and
-ond 10 saw ale OhseTEed at least throughout the Con-
edarate American States vital and practical rights
ayen daring their stern struggles preserve their nation
al lie IT Hear henr and che, rs ieslhow unbecompg il
would be in ntrude upon such al occasion az the
rreeent any merely Iarzan views OF the csufe3 which
have broken mp tho late Federal Union TO matter what
thew NAV have BEEN thing clear and that's that the
contest now going on is upon tho part of tho people o
the Confederate for the right govern themselves
and resist subj lgation by tho NORTH Hear, hear. -
They occupy territory large es England, France
gnain and Austria togetherthey 10 100000 in mum
bef-they are chiefly producers of important raw mate
riss aud buyers OF all llds OF manufactured goods
n Their putsuts SOIL climate and pre- dGctiors are oal
Iv different nom those of the Norih. Ttey think j
.hrr interest 10 buy where hey buy cheapest ant
sal where they can sell dearest In I'll this tie NOrtl
dI.;s toto cG,O from them, and now makes war upoI
us 20 enforce the supremacy Of their mistaken ideas
sel6sh Interests. (uear hear and obeersl 10 deferc
os their liberties and sovereign nde endtnce the Con
fderse States aud people unitGd and rssoute The
are invaded by Power numbering 10000. 900, yet 10
erh, months hnshe Confederate Government successful
" rsssed--aye, repslsd thst Invasion along military
frant;er of 900 Mills. Though cut of by blockade fon
all Iorga trade their lniernt resources have been sde
oua,a 10 be equipment and msin.enanco 10 the field Of
| an atmy of over 25a coo troops. Can oil this be, an
vet thass 900 600 of whites be dsideiS The idea
efous SO mech has bfen sald Gbout our thott
IN ob.ain foreign intervention that may be allowed
declare emphaticsly that the Confederate States hav