Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08
THE AMEg1oAs QUESTION: NJ EuEorh
r,,pocTasT UgsATE II PARLIAMENT

THE AMAAa9asa
,,,po,Tt vt DEBATE II PARLIAMENT!
The Cunard steamship Au5trslaslan, WHICH
LA I;-,rnool IN the 10Th al July, and
~, ooit orrircd IT New Y orr.
Que''l'''" Il va :, o,., H.. ,,;,p <
on the morning o. Inc "'t"'
three days later than previous adSiccS.
nce.Tr N THE HoCsr or COMMONS Or INTERVIEW
mn.
| ,o,, n
in the Louise OF commons on tnc i' ia
July, MT. Ciay lnsue AL aPPeh! ~ -ni'
say to postpone ms motioh VIII ie:P.'' ~
mediation ID Inc cl$ll war IN Auiclle";
any time 1t would be question that sh"u lou
be CAUTIOUSLY uea'' -" '.h' "m a..
there ,ras FumoF u Mc ""'"s "c'e" y "e
fsdefat army.
MIR. d. E"arl r"ruhtiF Se''''"''' l'e up
peal.
Mr.. Lindsay SAID that he fad so Often pos
poned his molten that, ct this late Perlca Oh
the session, ne did not think thathe "o"t'' "'
doing his duty II ne deferred 1t an! i3Hi;s'
He then n"Te6 the following reSointlon:
"That III The OPINION OF this HOUSE 'ht
States Which nave ssc:1e,' from tnc olion ".
msintalneo tneinselVea unoer Sepsfa1' n.t
esta oilsnen oo'ernll.siil' anu Ha. 80 ah;i;,v -
proof nj theiE "etermlnstion aH'i apnty -"
support tho'r Independence 'la' JUG p.UpS
OF oIerl,.s nsu".ioi, itii AZ" =. rart;ss
ting hostl''.HS ''el' zen Inc coil'si1ii's 20
J" ~ =. ~ ~, Ni.,,...,,,;s f;nv.rnrnpnt,n
lcntiUh =! hef 'ialrSty Vei"Ihenl'
ne ' .h., 49,. -.ar,.antat;,,.i should no,
expect t"ae .then .P.eesn nn;,,;,o an
5ePafats "n. 49, e~p as 49, lie d,scIz;med
tflS go a:,. 49, - tho neonle of
any luea s S.n.s. '' IL $500 ,rcs renorted
the -Sorth.Lh otau;a - n1s Enr,.nd Gould
vas y Nc, '"ioi s H., he bsj;eved the
nv "a ~, -s,,ra,.ort the real oninion of
Pr ..ar;oon.
''I r. ..a.ad ,ho .,,.ss ~ the Secession n,cTa-
| M -, 10 o..-;h,,ted n severe and un-
: $3.50 ,.ration. owiu- 10 the selfish policy of
p, Nth and commended that the first South-
I srT, States which seeded Sent Commissioners
J., nerotiut. 4 peacesbla separation, but that
tho Lincoln Government put them of, ard was
! rr.r,rin. g secret r.retlition which, as a mat
.-or enifd.rcnca cnnnallpd lie scizurc Of
Fort Sumter. r.. tncn reviewed the progress
| r. Tho vor xb,cb n,urt confirm every org
| N tho cninion thst the restoration 81 Lie
Hon was imnoss;bl1. In conclusion, he
draw fparf;l plcture uf tic horrors or tho
| war. and urged that for the sake OF humanity
they should co -7rcstcd, and that' noth pGi,,i-
caily and commercially, separation OF tne
! Union would be for the ccEehS OF tn'S cot@-
TT.
| Sir L!SpsAf REcC""S'
Mr.. TAYLOR considered the course taken -
the honorable member for cumberland t. t:e
ill-iudged, incpportunc, End calculated tc
increase the feelings Of bitterness ard IrrIta-
ton which already ?Te:ailcd in the Northern
States towards Great Britain, lie complain
Cd thar the sympathy Of The English public
had been enlisted by the press il iavcF Of
the Confederate States, altogether ignoring
the cause Of slavery, which tainted those
States and their institutions. The :North it
was not to be denied. had recently met with
! .,,,:d-.i1s -,..a-yac hrt IN i;d npiuiOn il
;.I....uI, a,n, con,r.r.- "a iii oxr5-
wa nnPo -, 49, "" t,a, ,,r.r,.. -,,lI;ons n,
ielIs "a . .iI - s,'.o.Gli, rnsist.d hv five
p e4Hls s'" a. cuo ,-as :ro,.r;rr ~ war;
.-'a .,;.i ,-b;i,t w. I.t,.r u,s ,.,,-
'n4. 'I-.; -..:,i sar,,i', ,o,,I,,;nn IF fon-
HI. IT., ;r,,,iCr,,J ,J, )Iouse m sbsiair
i-.,.o -. .,,n, =, r.. rs.olrt;c, .rh:rh
-. ;Y'I J. $3.50. ,.n,,I.- T,r Sunder,,.; haG
:n,.;tsJ i f. vs..
! v.., -r,,r-e- =.--=cr-s III ;;-.,e:-
IT,, W.. 7snpcsi c;,nnort.d thu mr.
,;,.. r. ,ir Tindra- lie considered thai The
,r,or, 49, - thc Irn, mr,-.;Els. hJt
= :, i, ,r,mI1 contirr, sis;er,- 1.h;rh
.,,.-ation vould amsliors;.: for th, ci;:.f i'm
,t,;,,,,t =, !, uos m, Iana,i,.;sr, oTtho Ncr,b-
|
rsrsal SKIRT OF liberty whicii rervad1d the
:;o;;thc7n States would enable tl.crt to Icprl
| all the efforts CT the c;orth 70 subduc them,
end eYnressed his sston;sbment that ih.1.,.
,vho nroi,.ssed II abhor slavery could desire
| r. 500 five millions Of renule reduced to 6 sub
lection which ,heT tiatcstra, and yai;ld pr1isL
1 before thew submitted 10,
| Anc- all orr neutrality, the Northern
Sio,.7 hated us mare bitterly thsn ever, end
IT .-ns ~.-.'...,- III :---..., ,.''z Sr'unus
CT humanity, To cultivate the alliance 81 the
| South. Ii lad always been the policy &C this
country to recognize the de .f,1cto Government,
We had recognized the rights ri I'll r3t!ans
- remodel their internal institutions. y 2
| had done SO il: The case vi the South -.I11T.-
can cclcnies. CT pam, Of Greecc, and ether
countries, End vs wsr: hound by err cot
sideration To treat In the same manner ard
recognize the Southern States of America.
.,n -o.-., nsrr.,-. TIFF r c co,rp.rsT
! ' 80,
;uIi ~ Tie o:asa s't'u Vi: Hu",' .t'
asse,i MN : a. -. Iu.s o,,Ii .o,,,d ,,;.,ht
W.. -.L ., 40 !, c.rtain cont;nrenries IL.
hsraod to assurc the noble lord and the
= ,f,., ! Ill, mi sand herc as the advo-
| ?Eor,b,-- fi,,.rr-
IIaIooi r. ~ ~. nno.,;.n nrrrlv fro,n
.u'n u,i;. LII 'V ,,'u, ~ r.,;. ,;n ,r.r ,n,rc
| =" ri ,, h;,,..Je ,bo o,,;l, COIL
ueep!y uefioieI t.,'' h"r an a j.; - ,nor;rn
~ .u' n, n f,vnr If .ithe- r,rty