Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

hear, an1 cheers. We msy sntic;:.a1e with
certainty tbs 5uccess Of the Southern States
So la as regards etfectiny ilcr separation.
! from The North. !, for m Gwn pait
cannct believe that that rveut il. - c-r.aiu
- any event yc! !u,ure AMI contingent can
bo. Cheers EG: il is from iveii;H? tlia!
that CieGt asrnt Is lnkcly 10 arise, And hat
the Eoith will have % suffer that NOR.
England viii do nothing % iniIct sd
d!tiolsl shame, aotr3w or Paipupon chose
~ho hsre a!rrsJ; suffered; MUCH, sind w!o
will, probably, haToio =ulier more Choerz.
It pay l.s That time might arrive when il
would be tic dutg Of Europe 10 offsr.a w5Ed
OF expos. ulsli0a, or oi friendly I'D to~ ards
composing Tie quarrel III. bs nsncss.hle
that such time as that BlaS arrive, how i.c-
portanl il is that when that word comes, II
should address ,tself to minds which are np;
cmbit;rIr cd 10y tho recollection that unkind
things havr been said and duno towards them
| in Europe, and: ahuvu al. Ill England, the
Country With, however they vnay find !spi.
| with It from time to time, We know holds the
hishc=l place in their admiration aud respect.
Eat.lsiAstlc and prolonged cheeSa.
Prior to touching upon the American qncs
s;Ca, Mr. 1.isdqtone had M,9kao rf hotan SUB
iecr5 as .o;owo; which is interesting. IS shuw :
ing he eii,c Of il.eraI Iul.l.ercs! 2olicy .
Though member nf the gnvcTanlent, Ii"
would take credit ior h!7 I@I, a"i'.irra Ia I.u-
r,c.iag te Froilc'' treaty; yet - 'i,o E4pe-
iur ri .nr F!rm,h s;l Mr.. Coh,inn It ws;
MANLY duc. Tn.r Urrn tro distinguished
Iucn whose pnSiL.lu on the o:le hatd. sagacItg
and sbil t. on the Other, accomplished j..
His noble colleague aud Earl Russell wayr
ncxL in order entitled to the honor oi tne
meeting On account Of the treaty. 1t has!
been & Suc:ess beyond Ai! expectations. The
Commercial experience ut tI!s public knew Il
a.. suroly IL! The ol!ici4! iptun,"uI rhrw,d ii
The right honorable speaker l..se n'!rarIn i
facts ~ 10 rliS ;:iy,.c al trade nIln tyhucc ior
twelve month: ya.:r The trade foreign and
colonial, ri Cuslan!, width "4=, helure .l,e
iieaty, OF the value o! 70 gUu,tun. was, il
twelve u0nths aIt-i. E!ltuO.VgO
The increaE5 oI tie nApuil ~ EG.li-h p"
duc- was no iaGo satisfactory. ia the .,,a.
| rage u two yeaIj bciolo The LreatS, ia. value
Of trade in the !netGlj ani tissues wag
a:2.1G0, ,inO no" it nas EG,uu1Li6i. Inc par
IL. .lr Gn:nyucrce Of Newcastle had brnci:tt,
900 per cent. Ile cNp"rI. to Ame!i:S Lad
i,lign oil i'll twelve Iu"FiLhE .t9ULVrpu. Iir
| treaty y! cOmmetce had .uppIsd Li4ls cslami
tour d, iienucy. The right h"Gurxis -jr. ~
gave t!:r ii.crru.- 81 tonnage by s:a rr.D.tiGy.
f:o,u the treaty. Ever, t"u oT tw cl"G tn!ll"EH
0f lhc,ta7r! TRACE gnEr al; sn incrraSc 4
In;.!Ion oi il:,ea a?!elas ireln ias~pa;uc r"li-
.liISl .I Ind
sutesi for all the nations sacrifices on cyu:ii
cf the treaty; besides the moral effect ol IN"
trssty was srna;e: than pGeu nsry re~,r.,s
France then took It's starid 5n tTs!e, i ri .
dad lts iI1 ueuce To Euglanoi's, lnd neg tTus
ties elsewhere h8d srl.ciI, and i!a clte~l aI'"!.
the luiUfs pcsce II the world wha vrry III
ni!lisnt and influential Mhan Parliament
III so!o II 7:ill b. n"dDL} T.. rrtIruch T.. tar
poasitls, its expenditure. Not Wishing 30
occupy tne met:l :lng With Otlcisl consliers-
tiona alone, he would notice that the paper
snd hep ,iulies, and sn income tax, oncc lOd
nov Sd, were ND lorga1 collected. Tnrra
tsctB had to be taken Into account IL estinH;-
in, tue improved revunuG Of tie COUNTRY.
C"nsii-rlug tEEE tiis groet lno"ctrr ut thr
Soun'r} had h*oi gmiLtsn by h..;!i. IL
Hta mattel u! goat ssllsiac:,"u itAt IAr
rs s.mus lad .nt.i."Geh IL ;hs asununt -!
astH,i 500.
H." (rne Cha.e-iior ii Inc Evchelurrj niusi
| cotD pllnrht me TOrs Invu t.. The NIrta
It. roun cut Ct cmpl0T. Hc doubted If sny
clas5oi the coianuniiy you'd nave borne any
similar ta'suity wi,h rGusi iorti!utc snj
sel.-dcuial. iii. Gladstone teinndad tb. ulan~
utsctuIera generally. bul cJndcnnnd t!os,
wnn made wealth MI ohjec. Of Worship and
neglected. lie Mise u-e. Tho manufacturer
! wan sold bis cotton cjaniestipely Has hbuS-
ing tho rights OF property aa much a. shT-
| condemned sr;Stncrat. Relie! ought 10 tt:
given to the worsm1d without Humiliation.
| Tho uer We're ;nnGcrr.t .s children, but hsvs
borne their safieringl Ike hs.Jcs. lie Ao;,ci
that no mau would b5 deprived OF his ir7n-
elise because hs lad accepted parish relief
* hnn Psrl:2mcnl again considered tho iran.
chiss, the couIurt OF lie iDol OF Lsncainire
wOu.a 10 taken iuL3 ac1oU.it.
1PEEcI OF sik In,Hs r;GInCcnH " p, ETC, CSDrH
| riIREIaKT u Thr .paiIGALTr.
81 dnu,r oi tho W3vcdEtnt.hr", j l,ri
! cuir"rnl A-avJiatn. held on IL. st!i ii:sis II:
It WnrcosteI;
-,r J"!,n Pakiby' on, alter eEplsi"l"E list
10 thought the rule excluding politics applied
merely 10 party politics, 5poks OF American
aflirb. he did nol bulieys, hs Gad ;iai III
Europ: There VAS any ons who bad f.rn>i Il
think enu heart u feei who hsn net tc-n
1led with horror at the manner ia which
human blood was t5ins shsd, human misery
be,.g .;.ssrrd, aud every el+meu: NJ rational
prosperity bs!hs destroyed in that ai't'I"sf