The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-20
Speeches in the House of Lords ON the
nAer Crisis.


In the House OF Lords the 9Th inst. Lord DERRY
sadMy attention is next directed 10 the paragraph ia
the threatened disruption Of the American
Unoa to the reception his Royal Hghness the Prince
Of Wales met with IL that country, | quite sure
there is 40 ono in this country who would view without
deep interest ait regret the disruption OF community
which, various Disadvantages has procured for its
people prosperity almost unparalleled, and personal
liberty and freedom olly inieriorfor think IT y IN
feriorto that enoyed IN this country But you cannot
look at this threatened disruption without nlurins
to certain upon it, effects upon this country.
A quarrel bet the North and South only
result the first instance in corseq toe most
disastrous 10 tie interests Of the south; and IN
fortunately II happens trust II viii not long be
the case-tnat have been Tor too many years ioof
ing too much anu too exclusively t. that country
for our cotton. his crisis, therefore, viii not be
without aavautage t. country it leads these Who
are mist deeply lnter1ar6cyof i'do not tnnkTtfs u
question when the government ought 10 nterfere-to
ous Consideration OF the d means for promo ng
Their owl behalf supply of cotton from other places.
(Aear, hear Il impossible not t. feel all the more
regret at the state q affairs IN America when we Temein
Der The Kind reception awarded TO the Prince OF Wales by
all the slaestcbeersJas wen a. by our fellow SUBJECTS
In Canada But there is point which OF 1t
be impossible her Majesty touch upon her
address, but which should not pas without
mark refer 70 the manner in ahich his Royal High
Comportcd hiBsaltoten occasions OF great duh
Guilty, anu tue spur Of the moment-to the self-pos
esson tact perfect good breeding and courtesy he dis
played while maiataning fully the dignity OF the Crown
and his own high position.
Ia reply 10 the address Of Earl Seton Earl GR,SvIr
sad-rhe noble earl likewise referred to the visit OF the
Price Of Wales TO America and said that the reception
which his 10, al Hghness met with in Canada salts
factory proof the loyalty OF that important colony With
out wishing to weaken anything the noble earl had said
TO the compliments paid TO the Prince, he must OBJ
serve in corobofaton of what had fallen from the
BILE earl that must be satisfactory this country
know that loyal the people of Canada had shown them
with regard 70 the sovereign the which her
Majesty had bestowed the education of her children
had before they had arrived manhood
hood been attended by such successful results TO add
something connection between colonies
and the mother country and TO bring distinctly be-
fore the world knowledge Of the virtues Of
reign (ear, hear,) not only Ia Canada reception
Of peculiar character given TO the Prince OF Wales,
ing his Character with Secretary OF State and
other officers Of state accompanying him, but IN south
Africa the casual visit Of another In his pr
vate cap city midsbipman board Of of her Ma
jesty s ships, the loyalty Of that colony fully
shown in the same way 10 the mother country as II
had been evnced towards the eldest son in Cnaia and
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