The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-24

iron III inc manufacturing districts IL has faicp 10 my
1s TO take considerable share IN the distribution 81
Ahose funds which have been 30 literally ,ontr by
all easses u ber Meetys sneecis: but there many
whose oxertope the haze been eis, W mud
greater than mine,
KARL RUSSELL
said Your ordshps will not have bcea surprised that
tho greater OF The noble ears speech has taken
up with foreign affairs, and shall attempt answer
those parts Of his speech which attack the 81
our foreign AFFAIR." But hfst must touch upon those
topics the noble earl of which have
the happiness o agreeing with tho noblo earl Tho first
- that We congratulate her Majesty upon the a,sp~'ous
marriage that is about 10 take lace t- think wo
must consider that III wishing happiness those who
about To be united snarrage are vshpg Tor the ad
yancemen OF our interests the happiness ot
TIE royal pan greatly tend to fnrsa tho happiness ol
the country ut 'arge Passing from that topic como 70
question upon which the nooe lord spoke al o'deraba
hngl, nean tue ,nfted States roon that topic, aso.
am glad ~ ncrec FOR Tho most part IN the observations ~
tho noble cart believe that he's Majesty v government
has essre~ca distt.ou ssie,t,s,sg rat
M. Tor = a0as .of t ,fsrina sss Jo'.s.a9 ~ g,.a0
adtsfsds Ia E.fsos' Ut TIC chrA oyssd T. ~ Ns
istiieys,afs thin watc right this reason that
there wten the bcIlile thenscyss,
exhausted by straeglo va, ,osl ID refer 10 soma
fcfisr Pour 70 dssia Them aot,y laat Uhirit
dss,r 70 ,siatiash AS to tho question o., fecogn,
ton tho nobo earl has rightly remarked that there
Two kinds OF recognition AZ examples Ok the first kind
Of inpryeuloh "e have in ofduca the ~ Holland
and Portugal, and in modern tunes tho OF BoIgua
and tseco but no one IN this country believe, wishes
for iorcibe Intervention behalf either Ut the par
ties 10 the pending struggle Tho cases Of Holland por
nah he rat and dreafI 1rasgL ia h.ca should hau~
10 sss7erf az should dte3sitf defidf he CLAIMS II ehe
party Rut thsre - another md ~ recognition, and
that ~ recognition when i 10 obsods that one Of
the parties y exhausted by the when the attempt
70 make the osh'r party submit to hin authority has
failed and whan therefore,, !saco Is ously sought
". Hof 1.sr TIT pan. vt, be,gnse the eru5is
noo go.n9 on "a dBticat iar Of H. Eittd SAFES aud
ef M Soiah,s. lss hJl ap mil not oy ouL asdi
".ta.hcd ~, sa incssased so,r aal unoa vasy scan
therefore nothing eeti De- a, present than
hare ye0u,.e 10 ne ,p,ey II ,,o,uion There - orc
thing however. which think might DO the result or tho
struggle and which 10 MUD would he great caaln
~ and usa Is nc sia0o..oi Of he Soa. Nv t.c Worth
l pNrN Tho
The Old feelings Of affection attachment towards It
could no revived IN tho South, for woud e glad
SEQ toe tnon again formed II, on The ether hand tho
horn wero 10 fail aud separation we've finally
by the events Of tho should be- glat peace
established UPON hcse terms But iher. might be say,
one end OF tho war that would prove taamty to tho
United ,ates and to the world, ally tho negro
race N those countries .and that ,oo.d b. N. sgus1o
~ ta South tp Ua Noy.h Ono Of the first
Of such a subugation would 10 nat ~ Norfh ,.,.a
hap an large army, mas al IL former policy.
and must put down by force free discussion and
FREQ the south That .eoaid he a dangerous
hssl 'vo,id aoi "narchg preroii IL Ne South wonld
whole socciy ard II labor DO
perhaps tcr aoealary 10 o5,oo9 hope whatever iaay be-
the Of tbs .nest that sch tho resulys
that shall see nc tho close d this either
one grca, republic t~o great republics tho full
joymcn, ot freedom and all the 0r great and
'nde peldenf foaer Foe NY part own that before Tho
tned State aud proud TO witness tho prosperity
leopic descended from ancestors, and haying
iaws and PEI sona litcry snilaI 10 10
think, apcctats ~ Which every tnginhfaaa re-
oioe, and should certainly ament X fte end of this
Btrn1ge dd iot Leave the people ia those Satcs tho si
Enjoyment II tho benchui and psviIegvs which du;nfy
and 1dnrp mankind. ~ ~
THE RaNf or MALAseSpsEY Z.
said I would urt haze thought 40 neeessAry address
you ~ all but for oGr observations NJ tho noble lord
pottc N answer To N! noble friend behrd me Before
loqiyng 10 those ooervations allow eypvses nv
isrcgcc 10 tue Affairs OF AMERICA agyee fAat nc coL1
nat kae rscaa,aed The athe,s -tos 0itAosd o,o fA,.
fhr hGr recognition would have been utterly barren;
would been OF the SMALLEST nhss followed
npby forc.oe .nt.esson, and itS a." had a'At<d upon
&c .".Ass Ss.ng ases a. the sesae time % rot %
friend behind TO think that thu noble lord pursued
right caurso with respect 10 tho French Offer ! shnk
samc ysAyioa snd' Ms xa,Ax blood aud ,,eelks,1 tAs
sase ien0aage az tie Aaserscans-to do whatever wo
going on among them provided always that wc ncisher
rsked neutrality Incurred dishonor. lHoar,
have occurred y our By snng 10 lis Ersscn
proposition Hitsaccetied tho credit Of this country
would haze ,, ben s,s5as. Ing was.sa aS The
she attempt could have brought no dcrlment upon
tHes~ IN suca1s courv- ~ should caro- for no insuit
VII Oh does not bring dshonor with H. (hcar, bear.)
possible that tic proposition might have succeeded
for SEEMS almost a0aiYt 10 biies that "a
yeas ty curry MISFORTUNE BY ,chlh an CARED
there aot Hundreds Of tAudads Isssng rar.y
lille Of me1 pride. However that may Dc, tho at
tempt should have been made, and regret
that tho noble lord did no. JOIN in tho French
propagation. The Emperor has kept steadily 70
his purpose AcL ~ h.s aceo no has renewed his
efforts to put step 70 the war Ths succeeds ~ .i Aas
piuod from Of ~ grsas opportunities hal
for dlaisoushs,0 the government Of This country (icas
hear) Before leaving tho subject OF America want u
express my sincere hope that although the noble lord has
been baed, M know no has 10 treating with extra
ordinary body the government Of tho Northern Sta0a
he has cndeavored W stop, or al least mitigate c
abe hovr0rB now going In America have doubt he
has done tho papers " be produced may prove
without distressing your ordshps by any enumeration Of
unparalleled horrors should like 70 know whether tho
noble lord has arrested kind Of dabolal cruelty
acted ny she government q Tho Uncd snies That GOV
' 81 e as tho avs
rant and bar oarous agW, SGta,s s.dcss, asd seoni
',y s,@ests eo,csas. Of .ss., aery II pseiu H.6isA
% uWe We AZ csuWteaov dying sssSy nSsav, A<aS.J
referred 70 tho roet which had been expressed by ~
France cd d osssnS sr sa Ss ss T. . s e. liz
purpprc VI tcrmmatng the Ss~ting thai country
Ho felt NJ strongly AZ any ono desire for the csson Of
that horrible warfare but no asked did any believe
that tho tcndcr Of good oces at that time would hase
contributed to bring 10 va. % sIosct had been oo
they should make up thsir nsnd tho principle
on which tho accommodates was 70 DO proposed The
eetabshme VI tho rnsou, aud no thought that their
ordshps would feel that ", fomo months ago
dalton had been proposed on tho idea thae tho esab
The rnpsd Mates ri0at ,osi Aaps ossaiaed " Me
ton, on ne part q Ais essniy, " s.ora! Jeso asatns
them. and1 on the othy kafvf ssdaiioa had t~sn o1sr,d
on ne tass 81 M< re esa,,has-1 81 ns pn.o 0es inv
you'd haoe proposed rAat " conc1red IN hs,rksg
atsoiuliy nprac,eaok There could be thought, exit
little doubt that thcy had 10 hterferod they would
instead Of doing good only have further a,ed those
already TOO mich irr'sa,ed against this country.
IN TIN HOUSE, or COMMONS
Ar ChrsoEsn moved and Mr. BAILEY seconded The
address in reply
Mr. DIVA. nI then an--I viii no. stop to pansgyrIzs
the conduct Of any particular class will not onsr nov
ahorcd md, perhaps, fulsomo tribute of admiration
and approval 10 any particular body OF her Majesty sub
lec'- but ~ ths terrible tria, q sympathy has been
evoked which has been Of good cheer FOR Fms which
Furnishes convincing proof of tho mutual trust and
entire affection that subsst among classes of her Mass
It's subjects, and which Indicates may be ,he
conflict 81 interests and OPINIONS tho existence II real
mfnonweah. (Chcers.) II even that au.ston had
been touched upon In the speech u tho row al com
rnissioners today, Il would havo been Impossible on
tn reasscmbling q Parliament after such events 10
avoid nqnrng what prospect there o. tho ecSeatlon
of this great misfortune Her Majesty has not felt her
self atiled Offering 70 Parliament any prospect ~
an immediate termination ~ the o. these aim
cues. know that there is nothing difcnt than
10 esran the precise character 81 contemporary events
though all will admit there IL no knowledge>nors valna
bic to tho statesman and tho politician For my own
part bound say that from the trstand subsequent
events have only confirmed my conyict0nT fare otsas