The New York herald., 1863-07-13
INTERVENTION.
Mr.: nosbss.. ON seeos.ati.n.

Mr. RoebucIk. ON ecognAtisn. ,.
NEUTRALITY AND MISREPRESENTATION RECOMMENDED
BY rHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MISSION TO
NAPOLEON CoNDEMNED.
In the House Of Commons, on the A0th0 June, Mr..
tion OF tho Conicderates He sad he well knew the I'm
portance Of the notion ~ the oboquy which
exposing himself, for he was acting against those who
considered themselves the salt OF tho EARTH and no
one had right 10 discuss question conduct In spite
Of tins he adopted this course because he Believed was
for the honor and interest OF this country and hc there
fore appealed TO the honor and mparaty the
tosupport this motion for negotiations with view 10
the recognition OF the Confederate States Some eighty
years ago the American colonies revoted they were re-
sisted by narrow minded king, hut they succeeded In
establishing their Independence. These, then,
two doctrines OF international law first the right OF re.
beBon or secession the right OF foreign govern
ments to acknowledge revolted States, done by
trnes lie then sse,ched the progress Of secession.
which federal writer's had persuaded Europe caused
by slavery. He praised highly the courage virtues
OF the South, and denounced e anti slarery q The North
a. hyporiy fSr hey you'd sivs slarey o-norrow Tie
they would not, and he reoieed to think 80. Their
prosperity had been sucb that II things had gone on as
they were they would have been the bues Of the
world, which they would have bestriddcn like Colos.
doemlng souls own. The nsrt question was, had
the time arrived When the South offered boon such as
The sorid had tnoton, bat Il was driven mosg 70
manufacture for uset; 1t would soon use lis
TO protect when the war ceased He explained
tha; with Mr. Lindsay he had gone 70 the
Emperor Of the French to clear up the reports
reports TO suit its purpose He told that the Emperor
bad changed his mind, but oil he could say and pedg
ed his word for ~ that the Emperor had authorized him
70 say, the House Of Commons, that he had insruced
Baron Gros 70 propose negotiations 70 ne En0lh govern
Commission TO the English government with respect 10
mediation last autumn had been shown 10 Mr. Seward,
but stated that he desired to act with England all 0
and especially with respect 70 America Tho Emperor
also said that he feared Tor the state Of hM manufacturing
districts next winter and In his (Mr. Roebusks opinion
was the duty OF the English government 10 show
consideration Tor the suffering districts OF England In
conclusion he moved that humble petition be presented
10 enter into negotiations with the great Powers c EUROPE
for the purpose Of obtaining their operation n The re-
Of the Independence Of the Conedeate States Of
Lord r. MONTAGUE moved as an amendment that this
House earnestly desire that the impartial neutrality
vsmment during the prssont unhsppy coatss, n tSs 10
States Of North america. He yielded 70 In sym.
pathy and admiration for the South; but they nov
ocM no % o. nsS s He also Objected 10 sny Is.
tsfvenon Tho Offer Of u NOT likely be accepta-
BILE to either side, and whilst II could lead 10 good,
might involve serious difficulties. :.
Hr. CLpyoRp seconded the amendment. ~
The CuAnCULoR TEE ExCHRouKR said it was the duty
Of every responsible adviser q The Crown u dvcst him
ss OF parsality in considering such question AZ this
and % regard facts alone IN forming calm and deliberate
Judgment Few who had observed the heroic OF the
haad the noble lord conceived visions Ok extended DO
Such question = s must BE- argued not - sSs 'I Sss
OF British nesrests that British asSrcss wore threat
ono0 Dy y09 pfe0pcCs " tn0 Amortou Unfo0. He BE-
iieved thdf ns policy Of svs rvutrdlty and noinievrsn
ton nc oniy one u sccld Mare been approved BY Me
ccy aud In the spirit Of that policy govSruMent sti
desired 70 sct lie did not believe that the restoration Of
she Union utdinsbe, and this was the general
opinion Of The country, regarded In the Isht thst
there could be doubt o. the issus No practical
Ssnent could resul, fron ,rsoogaition al present
There was no case In which sach recognition had
*. s, Rsss & K. ~ ING .s. sss s :Sd
ing one evil they did MOI fall io greater rscosuition
euId deprive s country a The charaeser and we,sht
OF mpariiaIIsy When time for nterv vsntscn did arrive
sb couutsy hsd Qsuy rsdoua relations and INTEREST,"
france By her actCn In Mexico, lad eneuoess "a "a
prevented A recognition of s SsaA sOifom sncsyy;so
ioun n ptsoiiy se invt faol eir a.fho,iv and
Influence TrAditionay asd natsfAly America afscied
10 be indepepdent cf European opinion but tbcv ma
more fafA In the gentle oct n that opicn than In ps
matte acts, but action would be destroyed By rccosno.
o. the south II would also the North fhai sr,rf
Of afrghc rexunce which had hitherto been the rrcas
scye< Southern and Northern ineriortv ARA
N work. check any rencon that might be going on IN the
minds Of american citizens IN peace For tbsE
reasons he srusted hs House would support shs Govern
meut N resist.Eg the m ton II R'l--A
Mr. W. r. Toesr-H referred 10 the DECLARATION OF Earl
Russell in another piece conradc,nG tho ststefnls az
M Rosbuck. Win rcsVecs 70 .hs views Of ths Inpssos