Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-22

Rhs PrsSIdena OF the ManehesteF
Board 81 Trade on American A1Aifs
--EmportAnt aPsechs
Ihs Hon. BdBnrd PottsF, he President
Of The llanehs tsE CHAMBER Of Gonmeres,
lately made 3 political speech > Cariisls,
Essland Il tbs eourse Of It be thus a.
Isdes 70 The American question.
There fs one other political point OF
course have beeu asked what my opinions
are on de guestio1 Of pen-interTention.-
4 an stroH1lg egPossS o eay i.itsEVeltioa--
Il = . very diGeait thing when cur syn
pathies are ezeitsd-Whea We Sc nsttOn
Ike HupEaFy OF Italy sIEugEIipg fqr ire
dOD-it 3 hard 70 bold back Tie hand
from helping them. 4 6eitsrt Ee A1Ss -
siSGk q Ietp Ties. Y Be1igs egsy natioH
skobI9 poFE out IL oarR Jfreedoa: be-
liete Hungry will Do % and u We
were 70 b e6ntfnualIy meddltng where
our SympatLies Were e1eited, We might
Be doing nothing else, and IN = very
short time EhouId have meddiing With car
seItes- An opposed 70 iussCeattOa1 bat
ALLOW ne 70 1ay thst > great deal nay yst
be done By the expression Of the sympathy
Of nation Ike our oTni and ! eeI1eYe
mech has been d0ue 6y our preset ko9.
ei0n NIsIste.. Eari BASEL, who has had
Tie r,anaRenent Of the fOreign once, ana
Ivhe "a kept rs clear, though Symp4-
thizinR With Liberty where be found Il u
dfmeIittes; sod / hOPe tbst Il be kept ~
ofIee Ne shall steer clear Of . mueh mere
dangerous eoarse. ECheeHl an quite
a4aFe, sad y0u VII Ggree With ne, inst
these opinfonB vii be SoFeIy tired IN RI
erenee 70 ne United Sntes Of Ameftea-
Yo1 a.. vrrV veil aware Of the very dts-
erect GiIauee which the House Ot Com
mons. and, an gIad 70 say, which our
0gn people have kept on this subject No
wish has been expFes3ed 10 ueddIe with
AmSTiea1 aHsiFS, bat Er are Beginning %
feeI 4 TeFy5 BeTere pressure, and the geTeE.
dV n flfst pressure, an Grad, EiU eau
on rs5y StToag Jeeli81s n JdSor Of fHteTgs1-
tisa joT EAt saEs 81 0ettllg eoftea- BIT
u d koSs dat, ekatspR Presrspe
nIay s. 6slt, ~ a6su nOf biSd eagsltees 70
aay tiisg IrAfeR, to9y mad. ESHtd ts ttttts
IGG tkGa sOBBsy- II We attsmPt % tAks
that eOtton By force from the Americans
OF the SOathsrns, and make them deal win
as against their viii, ne have no night %
do 80, and hope Il will not ind favor with
aeommeFeial eODmunity like the one see
before ne. Itba trite saying that bon
ssty Is The best policy, and We mutt yait
All re can 44uG.kAy DC 14P FAA%4 SA-@- >@-7-
cotton BIZ those who are the present oWnefs
Or Il APPIAase- Iaa sazioa4 70 e
DT,ss ~ oPasioa, Bsesrss sos.S Of or rsstIets
~ L5oSs. FSaaes espeeiigli9. hare bsel lZyia9
q dfktYssf eogss The Chamber Of Com
meFee IL France have been urging on the
GoYerumsat 3 different course. They are
not elective, but representatives, Of the
GoVerumeBt Government appoints the
member, aud you may be pretty certain
that Hhen ,he Chamber Of COmmEres takes
4 certain step, Il l. in eOnEOHAnee with the
expressed wish Of the Government. anh /
think 4 e ralher q dangerous sign when We
see this expression giveu, aud hope We
shalI be prepared in this country 70 refuse
orr Gsseat % IL
There are two important points in this
speech
/. That Msnehester, the great seat Of
the cotton manufacturers, is not for break
ing the blockade, II the President Of the
Chamber Of Commerce represents its sem
timsnts, which Il Is fair to presume.
Z. That the French Chamber Of Com
maFes has been urging % thsiF Govern
1Dsnt > different eourse-tbat is, 70 break
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