The New York herald., 1862-10-25
INT r v E NTIO NJ 4.
Speech OF tho Right Hon. MIR. Gladstone,
Chancellor of the Excheuuer.
lFrom the London Ilmes. Oct. 3.

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On Tuesday evening banquet was gwen IN the New
Town Hall NEWCASTLE in honor of tho Chancellor OF the
ESchcquer. Mr and Mrs Glaastons are now guests o.
and they visited ih Tuesday for the purpose ~
attending daler The char taken by Mr. Joseph
Armstrong, the Mayor of Newcastle and among the prn
cipal ersops present Mr. HUT, ~ p Mr Headlsn,
NJ p the Attorney General; Mr. s. Beaumont N r.. Mr.
" H. Te.umont, VI. r.: Mr.. Irgham, NJ. r. SIR J. Han
me, N p. Sir j. Fie Jpr Head an Sir r.. Howard sir
W. Armstrong, X Z. r.; the MAJOR u Catcshead, the
Mayor Of sunderland, Mr. Joscrh Sowen Chairman q
the ns touseryancy tonrnssioa) Mr. Ralph Carr and
others About i've hundred gentlemen IN all sas down to
dinner. :.
the eve ing NEWCASTLE he said was that day honor
v the presence m st distinguished orators
and saiesuen eminent vcas IN connection with
the of FREQ trade, and more es .cny with The
c numerical treaty between England and France were too
well known, and too highly y plect,d oy ,hsm a'i 70
need any words eu,gy him that OCCASION lie
would therefore, Simply ask them 70 hi bumper 10 the
health Gladstone, and hc was sure he only express
ed their universal feeling when he trusted tr the right
honorable gentleman would long he spared to adorn the
senate and help to gndc tho councils Of grateful coun
The toast Was received with enthusiasm
During his speech. In returning thanks, Nr. GLADSTONE
said;--lt Is not very usual ior Minister n"ang ny
pocy: but there Is question ~ 'eh tDossino ana
atsorttnc ,mrorturpe, a0d deeply aud intimately cont
necied with the touching matter ~ which have last re-
"a, fu,stfcss in Lane snre that cannot avoid say NC
few words uron IL. mean d course tne asrVrsoc,
though IA mg opinion nct dSso, =, .srcs,nr nv cum
moor faculties b,st sud, have never Iet aat h'g
land had any rsa'oa co,.ne w ~ ti ~ ~ r:
can unacrslud rh9se who hat y sir tsc general
nj ufss that Stale stonid srtn 10 TIC 90.
.nss's.,s az n coytg,ht can Understand tbose vie
md ca,,lcss 70 10 lie my own opiLtou-thm 70
,Gg fr he ,n,yef ot III nro rae Nat they to't haze
T. "a ,sih her tis aim. osd not a. has ht.,fo
- . ~ os, u,i leir matters iIctsd by fhe rrhois pogsp
~ ~ fs,irral ootenment Of tae rntd STATS (sar,
1.,r1 Fray observe that iaat has been The
s,a,e OF things subsistnE hcrNcorc, and which
some persons, ] think mistakenly, have thcushs
n desirable, In the interest of the negro, -
maiutain The laws by which the Savos have been 20
vert nd have made by bs federal govern
mont but by the Of saves themselves, rae of
fbs a. ~ td0s me drs0ioHsrs hare udcr hs
eor f,on Of ~ !ned sLt-s had right 10 call ~ dtd
~. ,chas souyr ~ the Amr,caa Jnton (tisar) ean
thsrelyc very well understand the arguments q ,nose
uh IN uk that not paNtculay ~ pc uosirea w iho
,,,cress ol the n.gro race that the american unIor
.hs.i h. REGIONS tuicA iut Cl5less that, Tor reasons
which aesd NC, now esp y, 40 ~. ,h"k ~ ~ ~ ia
has had any intsrest the ds-upion OF the c.mp,
ind nv own private opigi.n has been tn't Noua W
ra,.s. ,r the interest of Inllsid " that nloh ~"
rontinusd a afs that THAI is nj the
rail-, onI.rtarcd but 1T any rate VIC mus az w..
a.. course chrl heg MAJ sly hins.e nave sos,
VIZ w . ,,n.ly That o. maintaining s'floi w.
,tx-bas been rgDt course, aha ii,s ~. .a.i.s
aa..r. s.nse a the community. Nisae Z. 4 ~. \.
are greatly eSa p.r4 - M"h V.e .,,,h n stgrt tc
,u ,nlikcsy tptt ~ Me Ne'vs ~ * ht.s, ,bo ...ls
Nais vN', Il, ~ csAleSi VIII Oe Judsgd u oy eituer
~ N l ~ 4oi .NN ily eNIett lrom su.h irr-
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W. IA II ali tr@-i glsustarccs shah DO calnly
rsass" WI WgI tmast GiprosE, however, that < ~.
.,a Mai c'ttcr Nfiy las sbt 70 nrn ias's
p", NJ l Csqgt0s 90 srlh' Att ne ltecrdi F0It.
- ba,e .svlea i; =. ON n'.atraiy our ueya'
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