Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-06-15

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CHARACTER, and observed that u appeared 10
lorgol that to subjects in rebellion M national
chAreclcr could properly belong liut the
Bnnsh Government Informed Mr. STAFFORD
Gaining that "lhe character Of delinquency
was pot So much principle as a facts that
certain degree Of force and corjiseucN ac-
quirod by any mass Of people engaged In war
.nililed that population 10 be treated ts bell
lpercnt and, even Ii these tide were ques-
iiouhhlc, rendered It the interest well uudgr-
stood gfall civilized nations soto treat thtm
for wlat was the altcrnaliyei A Power or
q COMMUNITY (call Il which you will) which
was at war with another, aud which covered
lhg sea with rs cruisers, must either Ne ac-
knowlcdgcd a'a bclligcrcut or dealt with as
pirate /" which hitter ,harnrlrr as applied
% The Gterks'Nss loudly disclaimed. Ia q
sti rnio desslch Of the same dated 4 gh Of
uoVbrr.@ sAtNNn s.fnoigg gas rowindcf
lhsd when the British Go,rrnmtnt achuowl-
edged The right of either hcliigrtcnt TO visit
und detan British merchant vessels having
onemys property ON board and To coBhscaie
such property ID was necessarily implied rs %
condition Of such acknowledgement that the
delchuon WAS for the purpose OF bringing the
vessels Detained before un established Court
ul Prize, md that conisruton did not take
place until after condemnation Of such COM
potent tribunal The question has been un-
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In answer to the question nj the honorable
member, would say that however much |
regret the intelligence which we have received
within the last few days yet that intelligence
ought not, In my opinion, 10 make any dif-
ference in the arrangements which, nitcr the
fullest consideration, We considered were
calculated to meet all the requirements OF
the public service during the present year.
AT. Bcntinck thought the noble lord had
not quite understood his question. The noble
lord said that the results Of the disturbances
in America had been anticipated in the hnnn-
cnl arrangements. Did the noble mean this
arrangements had been made TO meet the cX-
pense Of increased ornaments and the rick of
diminished revenues or did he simply mean
that he did not anticipate that any such con-
sequences would result from tue intelligence
lNey received
Lord Palmcrston. thought ! had, by i'm
plcation ut least, answered all the questions
of the honorable gentleman. ! do not per
ceive any reasons why we should apply TO
Parliament for increased afmamcnts IN con-
sequence OF TIE events winch are taxing
place IN Norm America ANA also nope MAT
the custom duues viii not materially suher
10 consequence Of those events
Ia the House Of Commons on the following
day
Mr. Nnpolc said he wished 10 put qnes-
ton 10 the Government in reference to the
motion which appeared on the pnrcr, in the
name Of the honorable member for Liverpool,
upon the unsatisfactory state oi The subject
Of hclligcrcnt rights at sen. lie understood
the noble lord, the Foreign Secretary, 10 state
lost night that The subject was already under
The consideration Of her MHlcsiys Govern
mcni md that they wouldoillcially announce
that their opinion wac as soon rs that opin-
ion vas formed. In the present very compl-
Gated state Of ailhirs, be would put It 10 bis
honorable friend, the member Tor Liverpool,
whether IL would be OF edvantag', either to
his own constituents or 10 The public inter
rsts generally, that such "a discussion should
come on tonight lie wished 10 know what
the opinion Of the Government was upon the
matler, and if the noble lord at the head Of
tlc Government thought 1t would be inlu-
lions TO discuss the question ~ present, he
iflisicd hS honorable friend would withdraw
iAepotinn.
. Lard pt'uterston Ia really 10 the question