The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-14

But in the mssu time ve "a K, not 10 the spirit o
aena1ce put ss matter Of re :" az me or oa'I .S
sympathy Of men or OF notions WHO think well
Us and o. our principles-And t'hank Coo ! nave
for sSose Who dsrus us Dr w snos our powers Of 50
government who Iccx apOn the EreA at condit'on o
things In the United States with an 1T 'noeaed j,g Q
Rebellion il not revout on and yecssstcn, as poitica
principle. 70 something unknown /, is 10 made eOo'
only BY the st,ong arm or that power WIN ID avows
OF SURPRISE In view OF my past professional sfs that my
attention should have been early caAed to es laws
France rs may bear upon our rights The morcia
world has been much agtated by the threatened sue
letters Of narque and reprisai By the called Ga aseds
French laws as respects the rights OF sheGs prvnt,
ana understand them Alright (and desire tssp sas
with great difidenoe and subject to eorreorion II
plAuse)-Franee will, think, leave Us alane i q
virtue s ot her own laws Those laws hola Tick
vsteer Is guilty OF piraticd act
rha.Ih ssenCn citizen who shsl' enlist in asoreisa
ervice whout ebe authority Of the Emperor oses al
g. That no prizes OF privateer stay In French
Tort over hours unless detained tenpests
A. There be condemnation Of PRICES ia q French
port BY Courts OF Admiralty in our Southern states.
II am corroc, in there views OF the lava Of France
there will be little chance Of trouble and fewponte Of
conflict between the government Of France and our
sincerely hope thac we may have trouble nowhere
side the limits OF cIr oNn country. dong Continued
cheering
.be Hon. c. N. CLAY American Minister 70 tbs Court
Of St Petersburg neEt addressed the meeting in the o
Gentlemen-- bad DEE ired to 20 were nv government
had ordered me- without entering upon political question:
1t WA with no ordinary feelings that landing Calais
rnt get foot upon this lana OF our ancient ally and
eteaofatt feDd who CALAMITY aided tho achiev
Ing our Independence, and founding great nation.
Applause AS an sgrdsuiIurst was interested in the
thorough culture Of the eoiland lover o. nature
enchanted with large vista over geen folds hill
and dale intercepted by occasional dense forests which
more than realized all hat ,msginet Of ola Belle
Fra, ce" But what shall say OF Paris?-her spaoioHs
and elegant streets her grand Old classic structures her
beautiful parks her galleries OF art-the foe aud tbs
above AL her development OF progress and clvzaton
For must say that have a beggsr, ragged
man, or drupksrd in France. (Hsar, bear manly
sympathy wi n tie cause OF liberty in '76 bss mo-. by
the e'ei uEl laws been lear upon her people Does
man venture to say that tbs Feccb OF ,oday have paid
much in treasure aud blood for ths liberties they
enjoy which THE great people and the great chief
OF their choice equally recogn zss (Inud cherry The
political empyIc cpiy in inpaieat-wang upon nature
and following upon the fading foot prints OF the eges
the world vice ststesnsen phlsnthropist wi.bhoa5
the hsnd OF issh prorsssndisn. with b pefdl nspt
retiots for the furure-with all my heart, I say,
Pi,e Ia Frcnce, r'ue i-sMeg1que'' (appause} Yes,
gentlemen. my eountrs shall live She sasriaces
suffers oil things for tho whole forgetting the
lsrguaRe OF lates cite snd ali the martyrs of IT'S,
draws Der sword sore in dsfencs OF the rights OF
human nature" Yes, cur Union, constitution add
our liberties shsil 1--we This why I hsve said else
where this rebellion shall g. down. "Coton is ktngt
dollayf wnrth OF hsl OF cotton Lst the South
sspd $500 600 eco woriof the narious-i she
cotsen gns end far raiog utepss-whs does it matter
She finds herself az tie end Of the year Indebted in al
vance of her ircome. Her banks are exhausted
of their coin to pay for food, her mates not
redeemed, her currency calculate her
stocks are nothing. her credit is gone. Doe ,na
Tins understand me? Therefore ssy, OF coarse
we can qrer her. am accused OF thseatenng Epg
land am not IN. Se habit OF casting about 70
how may make trnsh most pcla,able. Let those who
NAV hear N
Englad, ccy oil .s hos SaSd G2oin Livery shall drasc
h s,oord IN ITS offence hen say, 9,eat as she IS che
but all the world shal cry ont perds Albion - When
he ming the red of the Union Jack with the
rIca will rot just ss certainly tie Trcolor and
Stars and Sti Pa float opce in fraterDal fodss
SHs,sr hssr1 Can t, n so forget Who hss dog
Napoleon forget ST HelenaY VILE he at her biddias
turn his back upon the EastS Shall "artos& posG Ia
Se1ie' be heard po more In France forever Russia
Strengthens h0sssh by giving up tave labor for the
niI otept powe1 Of nature which, by sesn, aad eiec.r
city, water, end the mechxnsa forces, share with
the elobe to- check the eastern march OF her born
Sut friend Tar hep OXEN 40 49, & Us ae
true to herasI If England would preserve for
her mluoas OF operatives .. her join IA putting do~a
the tebeiaa Her Interference in defenc reSss
OF the sou:A will force to do that whcossa be GAIA
nifty to ia as well as to theat bio dasaroy slavery
'oever. The interests CO Nogand France lie In the
same irsction-in the preservation Of too Union and
the making successful, rebellion impossible (Loud
uny &c between as there is antag,
n'sn whatever. We vent her silks, ner brandss her
Wines her porcelsrs her cloths her finer cottons hrr
tsan3snd articles H uasquaed :ssse. Size wants our TO-
nocoo cur meats, cur grains, and ell that while she Will
nos envy us The prosperity OF ruder manufa,tu-es
which put money 10 purse, and make us able to pnr
chase all she has to sell u.s. let Enplsnd aad Fsance
and Ruiz sia and Spain ar Mexico aud all tue nstcns
lon with ns--ias Union-- shall be preserved (Vre.
oplts Of Natural law, which it was the glory OF lord
chatham to introduce into modern dipl )ma,y most
in ne purity Of my parIotsm Of our nationally
my undyng aspiration is SYST perpetuan of slavery
"P 3e 10 es. Car hsgos Gerg ccntinued cheers)
been received, giving from the United States to tho
lSth which could not fail to interest the nesting a
near then reaa the despach in question: which
The Hon. BURrNGAME, American Minister to the
Court Q! Vienna, next rose and spoke as folio vs.
your call With I'll my heart in the spirit Of th. pa rot-
ism which CLEANS In every eye ard ewels in very
hS 4 81 n the children Of thu land Of
vSse 70 tae ea. prnopIes for which those men strug
seG lArpsu.e And we acc,rding'y do here and
S s1sF 'p sa.u BY the ever Lying
meat which resulted from their blended Efforts,
ed breathe the exntant hope that, Ike
their ho1 memories, ii vii! iuge f)reve- ippli1se
It sex NIB To me- scce have been here, that have re.
ceved the impression canaot tell whs.c, or Why
certainly no, nom any'hirg have read or heard-srsiy
not from any thing erved from the re,cent ruler OF this
gallant people-tbst the feeling witch sTlJet the French
and our fathers still survives II TO that they
70 not mock at I'd Ia supposed calamity they d,
not nirepreent US in their press,hat their saesnen
do not compare us TO Turks and nj IS to Creeks
Gauehter)-tbat they 90 not srak Of ''bel gsrent
rights III such az to leave to infer that they
would make merch odise o: onr ms!cr,nes, and open
all their ports TO the pirates pr,ze. (App.uss)
make NOS thsee atant allus,ons to dsepeo your
regards on the one hand, of 10 rouse your
resentment agaiDft kindred people on the other. |
s accuse no; ,he SAXON nesrs Dr ssca That is
heart OF old England il soupi. BI', AMERICAN,