New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Great D-ifair.

Lord Palmerston, on Nov. g made brief
speech q, tie Lord Mayors banquet in which he ihns
referred 10 tic foreign relations OF England.
There haze been occasions whom II was the
Tot Of those who had To- explain The stoe o etrs 10
congratulate You on the Tranquil conu'h {" ,h' CIV
ilizcd world l afraid cannot 10 that III 'ae pre-
ent instance; for, although trust t Is n0ihlE I'D
our horizon " hch can grow into cloud OF w.r y't We
ace on all sdesn ne FIR West and IN fe distant East
struggles roinr ~ of the most lamcrtah.c chliscor
and scenes enacted which makes rs sAucdef Joy human
ity aad excite or Cecp compassion inf me conn
tines IN which tlcy are occurrnr. lhcar he"T'I
In the far West we see ri,n ci tle same .Ace tne
same language. tho same religion the same manners
and literature ourselves, split into two. seuhlcrng
each other by hundreds Of hOus Ids ana orylne on
contest the result of which il impOss bic ~ ioresee
snd the end Of which now after more ibau two years
duration he wonld be bold nan indeed who yeuiuied
70 predict. Hear. hear Lsmenting that state ci
tiings tho Government q! tl.s country nave lei! II
their DUTY not % Weld either 70 he clFeeIts VI 'Ae
objurgatiors OF the party or the ciher heeis
Island sl the CAc side anl threes or me oiheT
have ecucv lrcn frniess to affect course Chces
We have felt il our Gaty 10 abstain on taxing an!
mart I'm fhat 6erlcr'hle conflict i indeed We had
thought il had bccl in power 70 PIT an cnd to II ..
<ri.u,ly ~ erveutOn, Efforts would have been aLt
irr 20 accomplish so holy object. Cheersl But
we r that our tcrfercce wonld have been vain snu
we de- med il our dnty-and IN Tat an so!e "e pui
ftow,d tie wishes ~ ihe oOuntry-to MAINTAIN siilcl
and lmpar..sl neutrality. Loud cAetFsl 4h the
Isst also scenes 81 b Aiaeuiaoe cLaTtcter are
ta.irg ulnac We there bee on the one side
,e! ont end on the other SIDE revenge 'thl-
ing itself in acts of murder and assassination Hear
We eudeayoIC9 10 enlist the feelings anu o-io.s oi
civilized Europe in joirt rel.Onstga'ee against tlhi
which We thought was unjust. JLose iemglsifanees
have failed. w have done our duty Gad We can on.
hope that those wAo have the conduct Of saMfs "a iho
Russian Empire may az length cease T. pursue tlai
course which las d. avn upon them ile cj-leillhton
Of Europe ond tta pence may be restored upon terms
q, e4gly Snq l.;ee IN a' gniGi ,i'a- innate e9911
eud much misery and calamity aie sustained.
tbs country iorns harry exception 10 ;aai witch
seems 10 be the prevailing coadileA oi nations.
We have been hy Providence - ith an abundant
harvest. Lave been preserved hy the conduct O! ire
Government and tie sense oi TIE country Iom ne ms
fortunes Of wa: population nTe contenied ara
loyal and they feel tfi Tor long course Of years tie
Legislature has been occupied iL credylng s1leY@nce
IN removing de.ec!s rom our l1Vs D. sweeping away
those obsrue0ns which the lees en ghfe led policy OF
former times I'D placed in iAe way Oi the protective
Industry Of tie nation. By al! tAcse means am
happy to say, l believe that tie commercial and Ia
point which il revcI etianrd at any icTmeF
period. [Hear, lear.l Those Who know me course
Of the 0 ne BOIle W.. ic. you iLat year D.
year this great City of London ls growing more
and more ~ be tie center OF all ihc Onnceid transac-
ous Of other States that bills ARE d avn upon London
10 pey debts oil the world that commodities de-
med for other countries sent IL deposit herca
tribute paid u I peoge oi ot-e4 hi,us 10 tIe lls
try. good manascEcnt. integrity and high honor Of our
frlete you nv Lord Mayor and Gentlemen. On this
happy state Vi things aud trust that tie Tfoile OF
ILE4ant b
70 he reign Of that benehcent Sovereign undcr whose
mid and enlightened rule ,ey lave Tie good fortune 70
i've. Hear
rHS RIGHT HoS. c. P. ylLLlERs, M. P, o. rEE
POLICY or IBB GOyERSHEST.
On Monday night, Nov. q. Mr Nilhere ad- /
trcssed his consfi ncats At dinner given IN WoveF
t.r9r.on 10 q 2 retiring Mayor Mr. II II. Fowler.
'rle eY.Ma7or gave the D.. IN Of Ter Anjesty /
Minister'S" coupling the name q NJ NlAers with the
soss'.
Sir yinisrs IN responding e o., toast ,ad as one
Of tie body who bad fhe honor 70 be included 10 tl
oat they had Just drank be begged on his own pat
and that of h' eagues totrndeI 70 zen the pci' &c
k1owedgUents for tie compliment hey had pad them
Great events bed been psssing IN Tho word during
the fouT years aud the Government lad been ire
rueutly reuuiref decide upon their action with
gard to them lie should not then enter into the IRE
else course adOptd by tie Government upon suca occa
mons, bu; be thought that De coald point 70 some
general reulis uDcn which there was 10 question ma
y hich possibly Iaehi cxeIcDs some influence upon
epirioa II TIE frs; place, peace during that period
l.d been mar.ained lcheeir, not az tie expense o.
lonO! for when to privilege Of TIE Brtsh Tag az 49,
,aiad A. II waa ig e. great question Of maritime night
By the Americans 10 was by uffersal assent tindiced
With spirit and .lccess iCleersl Acain. III tho iice
}. the s.oncesf inducements 20 take opposite course
ne iege Of 70 each c0Ltcuiug party IN tie
ststes o. fAmcIca i4s been Firicty aud lororeiy %
eryed Acain. dntts On trade that might be "I4tten
millions have been removed and yet the revenue mao
,een left unapaifed iclcersi; ard lastly there was
hen staie OF commercial prosperity III Tho country
nat eqaaled and presently would Z eed that exifaof
90 II Araerica occag 0ued such fearful disturbance ~
Le great industry ~ this country lChesfsJ J.e
consideration ~ tLese C4rcrmstaAces might Po'h.by
sccgult in some degree for what for fear O. giving
,lepse he would not call c0ntentment, but for That
political calm 10 which lis isicnd had just TeiefIea.
I'D which certainly oOes pervade tie colhtiy ~
1-cgent hear lcar and which also might bnFe InnI
nee upoD the minds Of o experience ana judgment
n thinking tAat 70 would be unwi8e at THIS moment 20
,xci.s those feelings which IN parry cohieAuols iyr
,ouer are sure 10 be evoked lCheefsJ lie cerlhny
vi1 not hiruself fav wO-d ID dlspafageptM % MS
olitioaj oDpOnonts. lie knew tbat among lAeh were
ono u tie highest talent nDa wCsi DeAeEo..A'
- =. believed that IL thay not forward IN SEEKING
5tslsce the Government, they were hctuhteo
" oo5sderatons for the best Interests OF ihe county
f,heersl lie was net gong 70 cOh'"nu tnat ,o 20
- sta.e 81 tic country not also Owing 70 otN,I Ch
- Than those which lie had inentioAeu' hnu
co. gtic neither te Government nor the Leeis.a'.i"
sd any control aAd lie "o-iu nan. "I.o''e -.
~ n,werful agents 50 our Immediate pIospeily
to'' o'' Prn,tf,l harvest the best that was fenelD
,a,e5 lv our Oldest meE, which haG Deen yoOeso4,u
!. as tli. year by Providence lchsersJ anu s az
,e,e ali he bic sgings that follow 10 dIectiy
80 and shppl ance of food and which IN ioihei tinss
,ssd "a be so eaboraely estimated IA thH pyiousn De
mo- traced N the homes and cOmlOils "a uo ~. 80
~ - circumstance which reminded MN oI tho
-, "a hel,en this country. II this crsls ~
20, indrstrv Was doomed 70 occur thaI IL ha1 conc
non n. later instead Of earlier, ana hOt "Aoh 20
e1pnittiuy the fatal error Of ieiylAR upon ono I
.ons for c1r food az well for our cotton nen! nI
and that " 0 had not Lad al one TINE uetltn Va
well Of cotton for they knew lul W ceeive
All actually oceurrsd in the midst OF tree hucceshe
bad haryests hear hear and could an! man I.u4iS1 ~
hiTnsef what woad have been the extent ether o 70
misery or the confaso. that would have followed I9s
misfortune had formerly ksppeDedf rear hsc5J H..
We xes tho fact that from our timely wisdom OF 1hsDib
noon tho resources Of whole world for our loou
had never Tor instant lately been inconvehehSeG Wy
6esrness or scarcity. IChsern. Who had not almrou
tine manly patience and resignation " the operatives ~
under their ditTess and VINO that kne lbein
oIted bat that those feelings were above all thlhgs
tbsned ard coIfrnes by the belief that their mis-
w ~ s,l6 In no way De traced 70 the bad laws OF tho
t,y "a Govsrpment undsS which they were living
tCbeers lie thought the condition Of tie country vas
lNn...t - eongratuation Oh another aceount-DBmcy,
na.'' " ,ecs,ded matters Of public policy yenonI
.IhL - ....lr hsen In q sOnndeI tlata hmm At