The New York herald., 1862-11-09
Opinion OF British Legisla tors.
SPEECH OF NE. LINDSAY, NJ. r.
From the London Harnld llct. 90.

hall Captain saunders in the chair. Among the guests
GreSson, Greg %l n p LieSIenan, T Il Maddox Id Sc ~
Mr. LINDSAY, NJ. p speaking at the dinner table said
ON his journey down he bad read speech recently de-
vered At agricultural dinner by very sagacous aud
very cautious ststesman-Sr George Cornewa Lewis.
Tho right honorable gentleman appeared 70 be somewhat
to the remarks Of his honorable coleage the Chsncsor
OF the Excheluer. Perhaps some people might think,
considering the position OF the Chancellor OF the Ex
chequer a leading member Of the Cabinet that it was
very imprUdent In him TO utter the remarkable words
which fell from him at Newcastle. When the right hon
orable gentleman said that jefferson Davis had made
nation OF the south he must have spoken the s7tnses o
ose ,oaom he addressing for tae remark 'ods received
sc.h immense cheering. (clecrs.) When nobeman Of
very different politics reiterated these sentiments the day
before yesterday at Southampton he also was received
with great cheering We must all feel, whatever our
opinions may be with regard to the recognition now
hereafter Of the southern states that Jefferson PAWS
an anderenden nation lchecrs.) am disposed 70
think that there was more meaning IN the
words OF Mr.. Gladstone than some people may
suppose / think tha. the day Is not far distant
aohea hananiy oir demand ttct fg'eat Fooysc Europe
shat step fo7oa'd 10 stay The fierce carog thot going on,
and reoo-e tie family Of NATIONS people who hare
shonr tseasin-s 70 be ration Loud cheers) do not
be expected 4 her. But have good TO believe
that some least Of the great Powers OF Europe have
fet Tor some imc that southern corcderscy ought
DC 'sceived into the family OF nations (Choers) And
ty not received into the family OF nations have
nj any Il the great towers Of Europe is not the uuan-
Cabinet Of England, bW is sScion Of tat Cit1Dct,
chat the recognition OF the Southern states by the great
Powers ii Europe delayed IN greater degree than reo
pie suppose ~ hat sctioa Of the Cabint 70 'oh'eh an
nlpdsvg tIicar. hcar) The words OF Sir Corne@sn
were, indeed remarkable. Hc-evidently 70 some
extent opposed 10 the views OF his eminent colleague
remarked that. according to international law, the
Powers Of EnroYe hardly recognize The southern Saie
until the Northern States have done so. II VIC wait
or rather II the great Powers of E,ore wa-anti the
Northern States recognize tho souherDers as an hide
pendent nation, this terrible war, which
great sufferers may be ended Tor the quarter OF
The generals in he Northern say they vii carry IN
the untn tho wsessas, ana solc oi tho southern
nated-tll they der similar crcun Of the earth,
black aud white ak pr hearter wcc. mage IN this iar
but desert Cor the ar lullh - North march
(Hcar, hear II these "a nreopinons ci large section
Of the Northcrn poopcand they appear to to be the
opinions u tie mass the pe pc in The AortAwe may
well ask Is this war to enug Ba link N Jpos-
dsr @ & p,aag - sa , or I G q os mont Gm
for certain time to allow them "a restore the broken
Uniono bring the men OF the soab back to hoir ale
glance They Gd b. virtue OF te superior force of their
teet gain possession OF New 0relas hen they got bold
thc great capital Of the South they found Unicr scnti
mont there. Nha; were the the Mayor OF New
Orleans "By strength OF arms you have gained posses
zion o. our town-wo a-c al your iect-dea nth US
Fou please but we toll you that wc arc determined 10
govern ourselves aid jc an inieendcnt people. Your
,axos we viii not pay your has we will not h ist your
boon displayed in that great ca,italf Mono whatever
(Cheers.) By force o arms the NorthernTs acquired
positions IN the South but the Souterners Standing up
the defensive, have hurled them back, saying 'lhc soil
is ours, and We VIII drive our invaders iTtm IT,"
fCheers They have shown that they can maintain their
position against the fearful ODDS ii the North They
have shown by their statesmen, ard tina modc
which they conduct their ana!rs. that they are to
all ntents and purposes natisa. {, hcers Now ci
me ask this question: il Is said that The Powers ui Eu-
rope must not n;erle nn'l ole ary the oheF gives
way. Now should like TO know, locking at lie present
asPect OF affairs, o.ea q her party iy girs nay. Is
there one man 10 thousand in This country thinks
that the brken Uuon be resiore-y believe there
Is not (CAeers.) On the other hand. is there any
roblbiiiy may say any Possibility, Of tue North con
querlng the Soatn' Ibetee there IS ard the best
proof OF that the language OF the people hemseve
and above all the proclamation o. tie 60, ,cfnment a
are unable 10 bring ne Sout bacs 10 Ie U.sn is not
their proclamation proog thot their Is ho eiesS
oae, and that they cannot restore The Unon by
tiona mtausf They sweep away the Habcas Corpns act
tLyp;oco serric crr aud declare that they will pro
tec e slaves n any measures Which Thy may ceemr o
oessary for sccusirs their teedcn-ir that Is IN reality
the effect Of the proclamation III tt,s sfce ~ Hilgs.
scerg as We do ae constitution toa,ted v1dr foo. hcdr
sn9 ,cha the fccpe ol the Northern Sctes cna feenp
nat ,os are sefe5'ag 70 lops ersEt ~ Ms 9id ta.s
,cOrth les do dn1 ne tn.e Las orrircs phen me
fioHs Eeo7s should SOP ftcurd da o. Di az tss<
eerse he Icer ,ock ty hare perfect ssit 10 ersrfsc,
and that shonid rcp. ~ The C0ar Of 81 james ne Gsa
a-nsr cAon >se zen aors of idcytnSeaf pcpyie h.ce
ssherc 70 cpee o us thssr grefauc their scroa
Cloud cheess) Bat u may be asked If tie Pwcrs Of
Europe recognize the South wonld tha, bring
about termination o. tho war; Now. have always
entertained the opn:on that such would he effect
The war wagcl tho part o; the North 10 10, down
the rebellion, u Is called, and restore the Union
Nov E the Southern States acknowledged the
pcspis world no longer N the eyes o. Eesope l. oee
dered robsis, but would be looked upon az an
independent nation. The object OF the people IN the
North would be oe, aud they would bes TO ask
In tho lace Europe 10 put down rebellion, restore
Uniou which. their opinion 10 rrre and eoEo forever
(Checrs.) | am thoroughly ccnvitced tina, the moral
OBJECT OF the rccosnon of the southern states would be
such that tho sword Ia the Mort. w-d be iooscned its
grasp, and that this terrible war would 5000 cease
cloud checrs.) II may be sad. "oh this business
d ours" Sos 30 pot recommend that should take
any acvo me sarcs 10 pct stop 20 the but
deeply interested n the matter. (ear, hear.) When
our neighocrs house IRE T. Is that
swn protected. can hear my testimony the nobIc
end1ranoe of The people III the manufacturing distrsis
during the present awful aud trying crisis Bit ,s mus
no, tar he I.ite of a. pspie tD long. w mna ,ot
.mpcse 10 msh upon their cntuEoe The wintor IL fast
approaching The cold nights drawing near, |
aud We may have ugly grumb.ipgs If the should |
continue over the winter (licsr, le1rD rop ean. !
not AK TO BE- diioSeihr qstc esen he se,s |
h,s fdmhv 7.y7dsng for aoa ~ foo3. (iiear, hesr)
he Will bca 70 ask himself The reason Why and viii be.
gn ~ bnx that the government ought 10 have done
something ~ least by the recogation u tus
coathorn State ha tev do not approve d th terrb,
war. which prevents hfo from oblaiLlng employment
and xiv ma breed ~ iL ,hllrcn. lcaf hear fhls a
scriouIly - .iEdor IDey t,liper too long
wisht the fcfDeafaNec ~ noOic leopie. Hear hcar1
VIC may wrn Dt proud Of our artisans aId meuhanics
mo dr0s sweat from Their brow have bcca borne 10
every with the Of tbis country aud have
been turned uto 90 many crystals alofnng tic produce
manufactures Oi this country trust that statcs
men IN considering this wicked siects such a
noble people will nsidor fhe welfare Of the hardwoikn
svroad Engands name and Ensland fame through.
ovt the inost remote parts OF the world. (Proonged
cheoring)
SPEECH OF MAJoR BEREsPogc, N. p.
From uie London Herald, oct. 20.l
The North fssex CiB aeryatives held tilgir aarual
denonstraon at ,aste Hcdugham this own, last
evening, thrOugh TIE medium the HiDckord Agficul
tura ana Cons crva,ive ,iub which year attafs
certain DECREE 81 celebrity Toe gathering of 1s62 was
about the mark of former yeats Ia respect to the
numbers and character u the aitsndaace Ihe chair was
occupied by Mr.. " Siwin who will present himself as
conservative candidate for Maion On the 1tst oppor.
tunity and the honorable gentleman supported by
MAJOR Berssford, NJ. p Mr.. g. Iucane, NJ 4 Mr. j. W.
Perry wetngton, Nj. ~; Mr.. T. j. Miller, A. y, 3c. 8c |
MAJOR Rnskssosr, NJ r., IN his after c.pner sreeeh
ssid-Iasl year whao the club held is saal meeting
fhe American war q matter which had recently be.