The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-01

signatsd % 3 portion 81 ga sin. ncsas,, "
slon." Uheers.) The governmsn t ss7a ~
People ald MOI want reform. He said th 81,
acted ~ they had actsd had riyhs - ~, ss :
tae peopie out they had put Il. sni MS advtc.
70 the people was TO take the rovern,..,,. -
snsi! worol ana a9itste the queation. T.onf
ian.,a ne wonid tell them 70 wait M
mnse.-iet them Insist On their rights' re.
nawed cheers) Now, last session thsrsSh ..
pesn something Ike q retroraiia m nw.., ~.
on she part OF the liberal partv' In scnt 4
r was CSC. .onstn,ng liss the Bali Run arairths
v.nesrs ran away nrst; and the men followed
(LauEhter.t mir. Baines's "a franchi.s rr,nt
nad ceen carried the previous sss.,sr ~.
lost. Locke Kings motion had sharsd IN
sane iats. and all because the spirit Ct ths
lar better ts s0ae ana ne Iories-who were
anu mad It all their own wav 49,
having alluded to matters Of q local iuter.
e., tne noble lord thus spoke on the Ameri.
nrs.s.. aSay mere il one subject which
man, ahd the canse unhappily arises from
nldttefs connected with our rousins acrce.
tue Atlantic. for one have aIwa VS. had the
esspess interest Ia all that concerns the well
oeihS OF the democratic Institute Of Arms.
Iira l sym pathiZe, ard ALWAYS shall gym
Ia'nizs, with their noble and success .ui at
apis, and if / inpart one strour or cns
natsh woriin what am about to utter OF
our cousins over the water il is frnY M Ice
SEEMING OF that kindly feeling and syn1uetb y
which hive ever felt towards them. nu,
II We are to believe What we see aud hear
the Northern States have l,st any little sen -
that was left in them. They have at.s-n "a. ea
an outrage On the flag Of this country; tfev
nave attempted 70 break through that r,gh;
o. asylum which wa have ever preserved IN .
tact. (Cheers)
"A, a soicE-Sne was not Queen's ship.
t'On, on" and groans
Lord t-rmoy-Not Queens ship: she Was
britisn snip. li1ona cheers The officers
on board were clothed in the uniform of the
BRUSH service, and that glorious N eteor nag.
tnat never new but over the Olsen tt rallied
and free, floated from her MASTHEAD IRE
mendous cheering Was she not a =, esu's
snipf Renewed cheers.( nope he cili
take wit in their anger" te.,s IN. I ~ the
}H.''' iry ia oet'a mad Ca 'Isi. y cider, and
= III 81 = 4 E! "a maia t.sn. snis ugs ri ssion,
t.iat the Ns-9.<s~ wbich IN now 81 tting ia
America, w 4 .rl them from power, and
will not drive as To extremities. Ii they do,
We are prepared. ' oclfSrous cheering.)
| tell them that the honor Of the English ii sg
is dear TO every EngiishmaG; 1 leIl hem
that 1t Is dear 10 t3ie msjority OK IrisnInen
CHEERS tell Them that the honor Of Eng.
land is dear to the nation. and that we can
not allow 1t to be tarnlshed. (Great cheer
Ing.) ES can afford TO wait, we can give
them fair line for full consideration; but il
they rerus" redr ess, and dri ve to take ven-
gGance, tt. Will we sw=ep the seas II thsir
vessels. srem endous cheering
Upon the agSressors, upon those who have
f3ycea the aggression Oh us, be the res pousi-
b.htY, and not upon US. (Cheers.) Wehaye
country to stand by. She has a history
sUch as no other nation can boast of. She
b IS a Constitution OF which, although we are
anxious to amend it, every Briton need BIS
proud-a Constitution won by long and great
struggles Constitution which we can
never see inSult5d or impaired by any man.
load cheers.) And now, havin. said this,
/ viii! add that VIII ateyer may bs the short
comings of LORD FalmeTsten on the Reform
bill, am glad that at this crisis, when TO-
reign affairs are III confusion, we have st the
head Of the Government a nobieman who
has been connected with the business of tn .
State for nifty years, who will never PERM I
the giory OF Eng,and to be furnished, and on
whose temper, forbearance, and cooIness as
3 long tried statesman, this country can rely
to bring her out of tne entangieMent into
which she is plunged, il il oe possible, with
out war and with nonor to the country.
tGceit chsering.) l believe Lord Planners.
,cn is that mSn-{Tenewed ehasring)-and if
he should fail in ali just and reasonable at
tempts, then, If the 1irs alternative be pre-
scented, then will he carry the tag OF Eng
land with honor and safety through war
hotter than any man OF the pres nt uay
(Pfotracted cheering
The noble lord was about to resume his
seat when, Iecoilecting he had beea fire.
saeptiy Interrupted by An inGividusi in the
hall during the latter portion OF his speech,
he said Before retire 1 beg TO say 1 for :
give my friend who has 50 Interrupted me
will do more; will make & present Of Il m
to the Yam KEGS, and Gcps they Will Gsyer
send him back again.
he idea took; aud the auditors cEeereCi
so Tocifcrousiy that they probably forgot 20
look out for the g .nifcc present. or he
would certainly have been dispatched g. far
as the door on his intended journey
Mr. Harvey Lewis next came farwarl 10
address the mestIDs, and was We'll received,
although iaboIiug, as he old, under The dis
advantage OF speaking after the ,.atience O,
n L>sH no. o-v-t, u
He WIS occasionally subjected to incerr;t r.
lions. With reference TO the Americau ques-
ton, ha said that the might and majesty o!
Eaglaad shoald never be impaired aud
sooner til m BE- one OF those who would see
the honor and dignity OF this country low
cred, ne would resign all claim to the posi-
ton which lie then occupied, aud which he
so highly valued. (Cheers.) He did net be-
Eeve mat the men OF Maryiebone, who had
symEathized With oppressed nationalities,
and Who had aided in turning ont a govern
ment bscausSia DIR. Barnard's case they he.
iieved they ponGered TO a foreign po.en tate,
loud cheers) This country had at fi,s,
naen Inisled by the Northern Sta Is
thinking they were making war for p-in .
ciple dear to US, the abolition of slavery, BIZ,
over our starving artisans Woul feel the ef-
feet OF what was. after ali, bat paper block
ade. The Northern states had treated rs
with open contempt. They had COMMITTEES
>.
Juan and now, because we had b rne with
them, they had viola ted the British flag, yer
held sacsed, and the asylum which Britai in
ever afforded. He Gid not believe that En- e.
land wished for peace at any price-(cheeys)-
and referring to the idea p-omulg at-d ny the
United States newspapers, he quoted the
speech recently delivered by Mr.. Disraeli on
this sabject. He thought that wnen Lord
Palmetston was at the head OF affairs, and
Earl Russell was Foreign Munster, the honor
and dignity OF England would remain unim.
paired. (Che>rs,)
THE MISSING Boar AT WARSAW IsLAsD-The
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