The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26

rrEctel much 1tlcLssof ~ ~t~~ee~ $500
feeling because Of the bold attack which he
made upon Englsnd's unmanly course in re-
lstion 70 the Southern rebellion. The speech |
was made at a dinner given at the West
N nster Palace HOte., by sHKsRY WooD.
ESQ, the large Anchor and Chain manufac-
turer Of Birkenhead. The remarks Of Dir.
TxAis are not only pungent. but are for the
most part Overwhelmingly true. We make
few extracts:
You say Esgiand Is with US. ] know tina
she ia against Us. and has been from the hrst
NO. MOI ] say yes, yes-and the question
is. how much plain talking can you stand
from a man who loves his wife. his children
and bis God, but who loves his country more
than ail--(ioud cheers)--for q man without
a country Is unworthy OF wife and children,
and poor God -forsaken devil. be had better
die-(hesr. hear)-and this, gentlemen. Is
what England has recommended. (No)
Englsnd's neutrality has already cost five
thousand lives. She has made a great mis-
AXE, and three months hence she will ae
knowledge t. Will you iet me speak my
miudf {Yes) Now, beg of you. gentle
men. not 70 get excited when | tell you
few startling facts 20 prove how unwise. how
ungcnerous how dangerous has been Eng
lands so called neutrality on the American
question.
England's sympatbies are with. md have
hesu with the South, not out OF hate 20 the
North. but because she wished 70 see us break
In I've. mol When man Is very i'll II ia.
70 say ths least Of ii. bad tasts 20 20 and or
der all your mourning. for perhaps he may
get we'll again, and how surprised he would
be to see the notices OF his death which were
prepared. gngland's neutrality consists in
standing on the platform and cheering the
rebels on. Read the secession organs OF the
country. Secession organs. did / sayf-
There are no others save the Daily News.
tie Star. the Liverpool Post. and two or
saree journals-tae rest all have tags flying
add cannons booming to stimulate treason
on 20 murder. The press leads the way
The Cabinet world declare war az once IL il
dared; and am not sure bu. what the Mex
lean Intervention Is war In disguise. Read
the speeches of members Of Parliament 20
their constituents. You End them secession
TO the backbone. IL there any question
about Lipdsay's language. or Captain Jarvis.
o. Bulwer Lyttoni | ike Bulwer for his
frankness and honesty. lie Is no hypocrite.
He talks Is be thinks, and says, he hopes the
country will not only break up in two, bur IN
four pieces, II Il already TOO powerful, and
Is growth should be checked. Englands
neutrality consists In giving all her sympathy
20 the rebels. Suppose v5u and !, Dir. Chair
man. were friends o. forty years acquaint-
sncs. and some night on the highway a bur
glsr tries 70 ssssssinate you after having sto-
Zen your money. would you not think Il al
most out Of tho pale OF humanity IN this civ
ilirsd age 10 have me remain neutrsll or.
- - - 49, .xf.
10 his bloody work. (Chairman-It is not q
fair analogy.) Analogy or not. that Il Eng.
knd's position to-day towards America
{No, no.) Ere many months you may have
revolution in this gsrdea ialand-the revolu-
ton that arises from a starving population
lor y there not unmistskable signs OF e corn
famine IN Ireland and a cotton famine In
England Suppose such 20 happen. and class
should be arieycd against class. would you
no, think IL damnablc for America 20 join the
rebels. and cry Justify for the destruction OF
this proud nation, rs England il continuing
20 cry for Americas ruin. Hear, hear.
and no.
Mr.. TsArs then proceeds TO show that ev
sJ act Of policy IN the United States hostile
to the British Government and policy bas
been a Southern measure. and instances the
-non-intercourss ast" previous 70 the last
war. The Embargo act and the war Of
1919 itsslf. the tariff act Of 1916; the Mexi-
can war: the fllibustsring against Cuba; the
ropudIatIon Of State debts and slavery Itself
all are and were sorshern neasurcs-Soush
crn institutions
Where then, SAY. Mr Train. does
a II IL. -. -.
CANNED traitors in this hell born conspiracyf
Was il the North or South who scnt the con
fr.bu,ions 70 Ireland IN their distressf Hear.
bcar) Was II the North or South who put
The Tags a. hall. mast on Tie death Of Have
lockl tChcers, and tel! NE. gentlemen. who
received the son az your Queen with open
xrms. bu, tie proud children Of our northern
countrys Boiling over with good vii 70
England, re took the Prirce and embraced
hir. because va lnrei this old lard and H.
mighty associations <Ckeers, Ne loved
% mix our history and iose Il even in vours
(Cheers We loved yorr Chrfkian Queen.
sne showed all these fainSs y the warm ard
horest reception 80 gave her sun. loud
cheers.l All this was IN the Norsla. br.
when be crossed tie border INTO The Save
country. he FASTENED away quickly for fear
OF repeated insult Yes. geusleuen. /. Vas
IN the capital of the - cllied Coufederstc
States. Richmond. thal tae Frincc og VALE
feared the action OF The mob. ard sass fs,r ths
frst time sksr he wss nel welcome IN The
ard where Gree his ancestors ruled. lHsar,
ard truc.l kaowinS thea. that al these act.
Of violence ard hostility against Engisrd
cane frou the Soath. xoa can imagine tkr
aisrus, ofthc NoF.h Il reading The Time.
.sy ss.er cav, AT TIC Islegr2ph. lie Her.
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