New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

this 10Th century, whose cornerstone Is the per-
retusl bondage OF millions Of men. Hear, hear.
i Aving thus described what appears 10 me briefly me
hl truth Of this IN tier, what 10 the course tha,
England would tie expected TO rursuel we soouiu
he neutral so far AZ regards mirgng in The stiiie'
We were neutral III the stIie IN Italy, but we were
not neutral in opinion or in sympathy. Hear near.
But yOu know perfectly well mat lhronenou'
the whole Of Italy, at tin moment there Is re- hn9
that though 10 shot fired from an Engnsn siif,
though no M gli.h soldier trod ther soi the opinioa
OF England Was potent in Europe, and d,d lnu'h Tor
the or alton OF the Italian Kingdom hear, hear
With regard to tie United States you Know row
much we hate Slavery; that IL, whle ago, you
knew that ne had given OO.O,oVV, mat !, u mn
lion year, nearly III taxes, to Tree oV'o'o siaNes ~
the English colonies Ion hnoM, " you ~
xon krevv how much Won were III love with Tres
Government everywhere, although 1t ui.ht not take
nrec,.eIy the form Of our GoverDment-iee govern
ment In Italy, free government III o"i|eIi",' iieo
government, under republican iorms, IN the obneu
States of America; and WIN All VIE, e'e.y in'u
wonld have said that England would wish the
American Union 10 be prosperous ana ETERNAL; nov,
supuo,e we lurn our eyes 10 the East TO the Empire
III Ruesia. for a moment. IL Rusid, rs you KNOW
there has been one of the most important ana mag
ujficent changes Of POLICY ever seen III any ,ouui!
within The last year or TWO. Inc present Eu'pe. y.
insisted mon the abolition OF Seridom III mat
Hear besrl: aud % COO 600 Of human beings, lately
serfs-ltle better than real slaNes-haNe peen Ph'
i'm p puth Of elevation - the ranks oil ffeeuoin'
lCbeeie.l Now, suppose mat The hliii)hs OF ser.
=, Ru..ii had been chiefly III the south 81 kustIa.
W., le,r ,Lat the noblss If Kus-ia, 10 whom these
serfs belong 10 Il great measure, nave ueeh very
bfile IN His change and that thcIe has even b' en-
some DANGER that re peace 0I '"t cn'lHe hie"'
b. disturbed dnliNg tbese changes Su'po.e
there mobiles, for he purpose o. ina,n'sinins ~
prt,etuity The SeridOm oil Russia, aAd bdrnuS
ON, of $4,000 $50 o. their fellOw.cfeatnres IRON tne
rirhts of F,eedom, bad rstabl sued great ava So
81 cou.rir.cy and had rifcu in great aud danger
on- iusuIrecii0n against tie husrieh "oycfbmth-,
raw that the people Of England, although oui fe'eh
years ago tLoy were III no l'l .o'Doa' "..n n"1'l
In the souih of Euroe,-l believe that az Ills mo
rler they would ave prayed Heaven IN All sin'ef-
itv aud fervor 20 give strength 20 lho arm ad sue
Gees 10 The good wishes OF the Lmleior, auu 'ihl
that yIe and ptTuioious iasureciion hlSht DC sup
messed Now let us LOOK litile az what las y. ,n
and and done in this country hnce the peIl0d Wien
patlinu.ut rose in the beginning # August. There
Law, Leen two sueecLes 10 vii Wish 10 reies III
term al autrob,i lion. Tie Duke Of Argyll, MEM
Der of tle Il iiish GOverumen'-ah1 tb0ush nav,
not the smallest JerfoOal acquaintance WIN Alii
am free 10 cay that believe him 10 he Que Oh We
most intelligent and ioera oi his ordeF-hea near
he Duke OF A!gyll delivered a sreech wbi-h war
fair and friendly 10 the Government y tie tnied
STATE. Lord Stanley hear hearl only fortnight
ago made speech winch Is impoe,ible TO read vi a.
ont renal king tie thought tie hoeI"ilty, hnd inc
wi-dom BY which Il l. disiinEui en-. lie do9 yea
IL IL true whether tie Union could he Tcttoied-b4t
man need not b. hostile and NUT not necessarily
be friendly 20 doubt that or the con'rary--bul lie
stoke with fairness aud ifiend!iLess Of the HONcrn-
ment OF the United States, and lie cid they Wee
init and jIstiLabe IN the eonr'e they TOOK
hear, hearl; and lie gave a piece oil sdVl'e-
now more important than AT the moment
when be gave it--tlat ia tie various iucdehi-
and accidents If struggle q ihis nature, 1t lecnme
reot le Ike THE 10 be very mod rate and cain, ahd
10 avoid getting into that feeling Of irritation "hl,h
son etimes arises and sometimes leadr TO danger
Hear. hesr1 mention thee two sfeoches ~ from
t,,tierl,n Of great distinction IA this country
srecc' - which | believe world Rave he eLI'i
,ti,ct on the o'ler fdc OF tie Atlauuc. Lord J0hi
Russell ia tie House OF Commons, dunng We as'
ec- i0n made sfecch, too, ~ when he reDuhen Ae
imvcr iu.pcc ola young member oi the housc o'
"a. mona who fl,k- about the burning OF Tie
hubble Kcrnilic. Hear, hear, al cheers IL was
speech wouhy OF The beet dAys o. Lord Iohn "us
=. H. iChoers.i ~ l4ior pcIo1 lie tli' ke a. ,'e"'
-, lie ,, an oeclsi5n s0p-'iiug Ike this whef tho
inht'ii.nis, crs1u.e portion Of tue inhabnshss al
tbG' town, invited BIN to public dinner. As &c,
sciibed The contest ~ words something ike usse u
SPEAK only nom nssoryl; That The North L. o"i-
Tending Tor empire, ld tie Soas 10 ipdri -Hhrn'e
Dil be mean That TIE North was conicnding Tor en-
rire M Enllani when n.Akir sonic ffesh conquest
l. he meant ,hAi, what he said was no. true. Dat
rccJllect Lord John kIseil, III The liofe Of Com
mons tuuie years ago. on an o.cAri0h when hai
made souo observations 90 10 the unreasonable eN'
peuditur- of tue Cctll,a, and complained that we
people Of En- lani 0ri lie taxed 10 defay TIE eA'
peIsee which The ooloAi themselves were Wen aDe
To deifny, turned 10 ne, with tharpb.te which Wa
not Necessary, aud said, d" lie hon. member ms 10
objection TO mske great empire INTO Il tmhIl one
but ! have Perhsps If he Lived IN Tue United
Saies he Were member OF tue Scna {
o. House II Representatives, there, hs would doubt
vi.fi A.
destruction VI great couniry To is separation, II
may be, into two hostile ,amIr; or whether lie
would hot Try what means were open 10 LIN, AID
would be open TO the Government 10 avert such an
uulooked.for and die calamity. There were other
speeches that have been made. i will hot refer 10
them by any quotation. l Will not, out Of pity 10
some OF the men WAC have uttered them laughter
i will not bring their names even before you, or
give 10 them AN endurance which hope they viii
hot hayeltear hear but will leave them IA that
OJseuri,y which they go nculy mefit. Lau, liter. ]
But now you know, IA well Ne do, that OF all the
speecbes made at the end Of the session Of Parla-
ment by public men and politicians, the ma loniy VI
them displayed either strange ignorance oi Ameri-
can allairs strange absence OF that cordiallty
and friendship which, maintain, our American khs-
men have right to look for at our hands. Hear,
hear And if We part from the speakers aud turn
to the writers, what do we find there We find
that journal which is reputed abroad and has
Hitherto been reputed at home, the powerful
representative OF English opinion, at least If the
richer classes-we find that in that very newspaper
there has not been, since Mr. Lincoln took office in
March last President of the Uniled States one
fair and honorable and friendly article on American
affairs in its coumnf. Hear, hear Some Of You,
dare say, read -llsughter--but fortunately, now
every district ID 70 admirably supplied with local
newspapers that trust In al time 70 come the people
Of England will drink Of purer streams nearer home
- cheers and laughter and not of streams which
muddled by party feeling political intrigue, and
by many motives TINT tend 10 anything rather than
the enlightenment and advantage OF the people
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