, 1862-06-14

Another Speech. By George Francis
Train

Another Speech by George Franc1s
Train
1t late meeting in London, where the
tone Of the speeches and synpathias Of the
audience we're decidedly in favor Of secession,
Mr.. Train vas called out by some Of his
f1isuds who we're present. Always ready, be
came forward and told the Eng1ish1nen some
plain truths, which, it is hoped, did them
some good. He spoke Of foreign interference
in tIe war, and said: .~-s-
England apd France Interfere In the Amcri-
can war? Of course not--why should they?
What tight have they to interfere? Let Eng
land and France mind their oEn aftairs,
and leave America 9,nts to sette asnt;ana5 the5
by two speakers, where England interyened
in the South American republics, bear no
analogy to this case. 1t is positively insult
ing to mention the three closer powers OF
Paraguay, Eenezuela, OF Central America,
with the more or less United states 81 amer.
lea! And Why did England interfere even
there? Because they were weak and she Was
strong, Belgium and Greece were better pre-
cedenIs; but those powers also we're too
feeble to resist. Yoa say France interviewed
In the revolution. Even SO; but there is
niss againEt England and the conspiracy
voice. Where is the dlfference:''l SIM
ply, one people FeTo1ted on the Issue that
fts1t,tie7 1citlout representation soas robbery!
while the other conspired against the very
Laws the southerners made themselves. Pos
ecssirs more than cn equal representation,
they went in for more By robbary, ignoring
taxation altogether. Such men as Lafayette,
and De Grasse, aud Rochambeau, are again
we'll represented in another age By the Count
Of Paris, the Duke Of Chartres, aud Gen.
Htra}nrE and fn1eY1 pve1 VIM
fighting in the cause Of freedom.
AMERICA ABLE TO MANAGE TER OWN BUSINESS.
Intervene, say you; but hauds off, say I.
Europe ssys to America, stop fighting! Amer
ica says to Europe, mind your o9n business.
Europe says to America, when rognes fall out,
honest men reap their reward America says
to Europe, when honest men fall out, rogues
stand ready to pick up the spoil.
The diplomatic wolves hare been bowling
for months, but the nation is not quite deaii.
The European yultuTcs Will have no opportu
nifty Of satiating their appetites on the carcase
! Of a dead Republic! Look on if you like, and
commend or censure, NO matter whcai but
! not you friendship VIC fear not your cnmity.
| Enemies never bctray you-thc ambusl-the
| betrayal comes from your friend. England
bullies weak nations and toadi2s to strong
! ones
| CCp1D1TF TIE ENGLISH RrLE oF ACTION.
t Tho honorable speaker makes fearfu! cd
mission when be says that England has put
! up with Insults for more than fifty years, in
atancing the Maine boundary, tAc Oregon
=! question, the San Juan difficulty, and ths
| oyerhauliug Of ships in the Gulf So much
the worse for England bravery, if these we're
| insults, which they were not, and as England
t Is ever readyto attack weak powers, it follows
that England was afraid Of us. [Oh. aud de-
! risive laughterl You may sneer. sir, but
| England never sets but from motives Of in-
| terest or fear.
An opium var IN China, or fi'lihustc-ing
| expedition to Meylco, fight With the
A1Ehans, or an attack upon the Indians Of the
Southern Ocean, just suits the taste Of your
people. Give us money, give US land, give US
traae, or Judgment is ours and we will repay,
saith this Christian nation. When you wanted
money Last century, your war policy was
| gansS Of Dude. Read the Impeachment of
Warren Hastings, which Burke prepared for
Sheridan to deliver to the House Of Lords.
four policy this century las been when you
waited to dist E.act attention from your Euro
pean complications, you orerhau1rd an
ready to strike small man, but careful not to
hit nan Of your own calibre.
ABsrRpITT OF FOREIGN INTERFERENCE.
Intervention in American atE1irs, with
whon2 The North or South? Not the
South, for YanccE says it is impossible Be.
| sides, it would be declaring war against the
| United States Not the North, for America
l. not to choose aa arbitrator in the hour oi
Victory. Would Hayel0ck have allowed PEus.
| sia 10 have lnterycEed SIS lie Was going to
Lucknow? Would France have :a1}o Wed
AE1criva to intervene in favor Of Austria be
fore Solferino? Would EnglaG have allowed
Intervention III the Crimca as she was walking
through the ReGan and 31a1akofF into S.bas.
toiol: Not q mite OF il. Let Napoleon dc
80 Wild Q thing Us to dare interfere III our at
5alIs, and Tou maE purchase his crown for j
shilling Let England desecrate our soil bl
invasion or Intervention, and even the croEf
Jewels Of these Islands may rs well be otFezet
to t!!e highest bidder [Hear and "Ques
tioE."1 The gentleman says "quc=tio:; =
the simple fact Of his Interruption shows hou
clostly sail to the QUESTION under debate.
/ POWER OF OR AR,tY.
Our army ie full Of N9ashiagtons, Koscius
kos and Lafayette5. Faraday saw tue thun
: der storm in dish Of water Watts SAW th
power Of steam rs the kettle sung its soa!
| Of triumph over the frewood. So The Uniol
| nicn felt in bis bones th" destiny God has Or
| daincd for his chosen people. stIch Dicu
: vas his VIII CRY as well as that Of the PrIa,.
| Of Wales. The almighty dollar has farnishe
| you Will maHya sneer. TIE almighty cottol
/ has also stimulated yeur SARCASM, but il
! | future We intend to make you spect til
!. almighty Union The reserve power 9
Arueriea is terrible. Every soldier is vo1.ai
battery, every officer i steam engine i
= bEeecIes, for the future to be of America
n,anufacture. Our revolution is war Z
ideas, war Of freeduin, war for opprr5se
mankind. There is more brains in Norther
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