Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-10
Ah h6lIler speech by SIr. FrjalInf.


England, France and AmerIeSS;.,s siiEi
dlEUW HIT HAS "a g Mda 7aiI1i,
Mr.. TRAINS LOUD CHEERS FOR THE ANBRI-i
-Tda5ITs = N'uIioI.
tPrOm tIie London American, 2Itl
Ought England and Frunee TO interfere IN
tiEe AR1eTfedB 3ttBdyleP was the DIGESTION in
the Fleet Street Discussion Hall, which
.tPqldI 4 % sQ9lf surpTtsey sayeral supporters
and a sympathizing audience, BY. throws
'tu8 the responsibility Of the terrible dis.
ItFess in Lapcashires resonithelAmerican reyo !,
luton, tue Secession press Of England are
HQst nd dustFiols ihstra GtihRA the peopleto
encourage immediate Intervention.
The cheers Wfrich welcome the Secession
speak kers, and the eyilept shskY pQsjtion Of
the, secs stoy q EeramspH spaj1t to the
STRONG teetinR that exists iu England for
the sqeGess Of the, SouthH Mr.. Train GER
tainiy is q bold man to- attack such nuul-
6ers, but II must be remembered that he
never forces his opinions upon his audi
euce-tbat is, he never rises until loudly
CaIted for ss was the Case oh Monday night.
TORNER lNrERSEREN6t or ESdIASp ,ASB
tkl " HWu FA4SCEygsB2 e7f7
: ItIr!.A TRGIS (CtFho Mas Eepeatedly called
t4r end regsiTFIfy AZ F5shal, @lth loud ab-'
rPthGsel :+=Eugtahd ana France interfere In
the American war; OF course uot-tvhy
should tbey-9L What right have they 10 iTs-
iteEtereHr Let England taadsl Frauce mind
their own affairs, and leave Amaetica 70
settle her own disputes. The pFecedeuts
mentioned by speakers; here Ehgland
lntervened in the South American Repubg
bGsf. bear uoi Rnaldgy TO thfsE case. It'is
positively insulting 20 mention the, three
closer powers of Paraguay, Yenezuela, or
Ge9sF9l SSs95F 3A1 AA1RsEic9 5y4s more or less
Englapd tptsrtsrs .eYs44 jthsfeI9t Because
they were weak aud She was strong, Bel-i
gipm and Greece were better preGedents; 1;
but those powers were too feeble to resist !
You say France idtefvened in the RevoIu-
ton Even so but there IS d. Wide field
between fhe Revolution Of the cnlonies
against England aRdfthe Conspiracy In Se-
eessia agaihst the country. "a voices-
Where, is thetdiHeFenee2lE
Simply, one people FeVolteI on the issue
t@qt tgralioA 4eittOut repteseatd zion ttas rob
beLg,E q while the other cOusptred airst
the very laws the Southerners made themsrI
selHes. Possessing more than an equal
2 s1e1Ess fntf5igP, they NeqgFq lfqF more by 4
roo6efy,, lgn9rtng t9xauon,, altogether.-
Such men as Latay yette, and De Grass and
RoShambeau, are again Svellsreptesentsdsiu !.
another uge,1 by the Count Of Paris, the
.Duks of Chartres and General Haveiock,
andsRi de4eIf grkhs q 4tneE 86a are Fighting
IN the cahse Of freedom. gs retT
AHERIoA, ABLY TO MANAGE HER 6wN' BusI.
- !, q. t''e.s'i NESS.
intervene. say Won lint, hand. ofF. 4,
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AmeTicaj q Ss N. Enro,'s ND
y Eurone saws IN AnariSss .hat
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men laiI Out, rogaes. d M stand star rsddy VIC 70
iaSTbe. dfpionisi siSs y Iolyss n Ma,
Ing ss fof ! months 5,s but s not quite
10 oprortunityof satiatiag their. appetitsSl
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PlnEtNl,tAt' sASS Stlsft RULE or AGrTPN. q
=, Fhe hSnortble spsaker. mi kes fearful
admission when bhe say that England has
pas, ~, With ansnlsss for more teap ny
Oregon ,titfesti65,A Attie San {,tuRn difisnltv
n. ~, ~ Y
So much the worse foT Engiand's iT bravery. nv.
Il t5sss Whiph they, we're not,e
Ard as England isi4 ever ready.t0 attack
weak powers at fol lloWs thas England W9sI
atEatd.pt psi oh aud decisive laughtsr.)
40n may sneer, sir bnt England never acts
bptitrom'mOtiTes Of interest or iears -
The opium EaE ips China or " Fiilibn5-r
tering dtttonst0 Mexico. fight with
the ~ ghansi ot an attack snpoh the 'Ihdi.,
ans Qtlthe QpthefuI lce91S n Just sptt9T the