The New York herald., 1863-10-31

fiissr sesr) He would leave the question
Of slavery and sinly asking tha that quesiss should
spirit OF It's being bone of contention or matter Tor
alternating two cesnate people-!hear, hear)-but IA
eng.hy with this question because in that days
paper spesch by gentleman OF high position. who was
man Of s@inen. ability, Of spoilsss fame, and
man who was destined TO occupy higher position
General ana. ss ss UU~ sss M ss aas @ .sa
on PROOF ~ Aow far Southern iatiuenees had per
sc,s Ssssa ss % ssgA uS Mss ns.
Exchequer were two oil the docrnaes of the
land but The Attorney General WIS the greater Of tho
two, bus under the rough surface Of Gladstonan
Logic burned the lava which occasionally burst out The
volcano did not run under Sir Rounded Palmer augh
tert The Attorney General tods Who fo years ago
,p,sld hdue bets essentially Bosonian he
pare true Of The oh,ch poitscal sAurs
chcers) He protested against his friend the Attorney
General, with all his knowledge and all his ph!lo-
the word ree In rofsrsnco the slaves and North
az II there ssas wos sasay wsrse than fhst of bac a
sSoia:ss, ss I;ss % Of % sSs .ss% % ssrsy &c rrss f K
!.y mseha .ses yes Of ssiyrisater iIoaa cnss.s:S
How Sir ROundel Palmer talk of Engands 0ympa
Tiles with the North, ana could he tell thai
States would be FREQ whea the was over How could
oSsrs (Hear, hear) Hoo cosld hs eaaranes at Iosoa
and ONO sootd sjn ae sams cespciI chamber wA Mas
q ss ss her. sss SA.a re sas,
which he must alude. Some how other there had
been certain questions about certain very magnificent
ships that building, II said for French house,
He knew no more or those than hs-that he had
read them in the usual channels Of public information
the press. He had read that they were fo. French
Arm aud had very Alahomedun appeiatons (Cheers.)
That was all be knew OF thom; aud that was all any
body knew Of them. (oars OF laughter) These ships
with Mahomedan names were supposed by some as like
y TO lead to change In the system OF our international
law. There rumors ahoat that there posst
next session Of Parliament. IL was impossible that
such could be the -(cheers)-and he could give
not be the case (Chcers) He would give them the
position not only Of the English law but Of English feel
Ing the matter from the mouth Of that man whose 900
| there" and "Come here would be MISUNDERSTANDING
until the greater omnpotence u Parliament sa in jury
upon him. Such change in our law could not enter Into
sss % s Sen
,wero the worde"I have been, confess, good deal
this debate, by which it seemed that the favor Of
foreign Power was of more valuo TO England than the
an ost e or nrr @ a. na %
foreign Power. At the time any demand OF
this kind naturally rouses the JEALOUSY and susceptibility
II were to vote for the introduction Of this bill should
feel shame and humiliation In giving that vote Let those
shame and humiliation am determined not to share
cloud cheers) These mere he words on tAe OH Of feb.
ruary 1858, OF Lord John Rnsellt'hear, bear, ,, and
cheers)-o The bill of the fore0s colc,elsbs conspiracy
10 murder tt. (Cheers.I In memorable debate ter
voted, OF which ninety nno Lord John Russell
and he was another amsng the ninety nine who voted
which ninety in ten days became
when Mr. Miner Gibson and Mr. Bright joined To that
which ad pssy ne s ss
humiliation OF abandoning her ancient fame and prestige
. the favor q for iorsik1 Powsr Cloud cheers And he
thai England s0ouid brook coempt from Sera d. SUM
mr. and Lseo'. and TIE Novthsrn Sstes, 81 less dan
Lroak IL from lkai F.0ncc ekon she had efte1 hatd
never ess'ed e rs,.sfG lcsesrs Those g .na!
10 contemplation, would never ceass dmning
into Lord John Russells ears his condemnation
wha. he uttered when he turned Lord ramerston Of
Office rathor submit tho shams and humiliation OF
trucking to any foreign Power cloud cheers tie had
Ssm IL had a. one to that
object which was his hope and prayer the consolidation
Of the kindly feeling and the good understanding Which
had grown up between England and those most ancient
British colonies-her dearest and eldest children-vr
ginia and the Caronas cloud and reiterated cheers)
Lord Brougha ms Aboiitionism.
sar PATTON As q MILITARY NECESSITY. ,'-i
,, (trom the london Post, Oct Is er3ssnslls
TIE presidential dinner OF tho social Science Assocla
tou took o the Music Hall yesterday evening, at
about four hundred aaiss Sen,en Ths chair
LORD sscveaan. IN ins courss Of his speech said-l
have got letter from frisnd-an Amcricau-to tho
Ss American nss.sspsr. q Ii. country 4 ny das.,as
from the United States government on the subject OF this
sn.aoips!.sa q the slaves andersaIue the
em.aclpa.Ios q the slaves. ("Hear. hear
isrs'ss q e as~ior .Ss asosen .i aaSsrssss So done one
AZ much AZ mysdf hare done' From the beginning OF
ing of the aci q isii-thc one which bad hand IN
passngfrom the passing Of that act practically abolish
ing slavery fcs before that trading IN slaves was only
denomnaticu Of crime, and bad crime, punishable
by years ENTHUSIASTICALLY that
did extingush the siave trade as fae rs English
men were gagged In it-from that time. say.
have never ceased 10 work 10 behalf Of ths
shortened the apprenticeship OF the negro apprentice
and accomplished the complete liberation Of the savs
three years before would otherwise have taken
place (cheers Then, really may add although il Is
trning thing compared With these exertions gdre up
ate in s eoSniy Of Dsrsam ti me ~ an esceent Sen
flemdn ho cancelled his u in 1885 FROM way rsin0 70
SSan IRON osdnG % .a sr c ~ ,S ans from ~ofx
bis letter calling me TO take that he assured
that my peasaptry on my Barbadoes estate bet
s, ~ suosss 20 MAKE oo:. mouth %s:
should oo valued the In Barbsdoes but de
cined 10 proceed he wanted me- and Instead sent him
copy OF the report Of my friend the Duke OF Ricp
mond ON shu question 5000 after (AppAose)
sss any wS
! afterwards be died, and suppose hts viii vas
may say ths, slow or reluctant or bssy upau the
question Of sIolishng slavery-wh'ch really most
@onssrous deason Us. Scseers2 Az my ssoTss were to
change q system, and did lend tie slightest
TO those acts OF violence against slavery much
master well as the slave; for reckon victims
the master a. well as the slave. tvhc- But never
did raise my nnger my voice for nch 10 support
Of any rieei proceedings for their emancipation (Cheers
Consequently, whom heard that The North d America
had issued proclamation TO emancipatc the slaves.
DONE no for encmepaling me aaves-loud cheers)
brf for tedtinD As waiter; measure Of hostility not an
act Of emancipation, but medsurs Of tie moa AorriCx
kmd BY rdno an fnsurrecon Of he adrs agnina li
tr (sar bear Bqt the much enduring uatore Of the
unhappy oegro kept him from the great mischief that was
intended 10 both blacks and whites and TIC insurrecson
dad not lake place. cloud cheers have noticed this
ridiculous charge brought against me 10 point out that
utter delusiou. and believe the parties who
made n usder the influence Of that deiusiou. They
themselves now call out for determination OF The whites
sxtomimate s cAttes in order 10 i,brafe The hcckses
rmsnats ne ,cAe order 10 yeOaiH tAem ne Union.
(Tieaf bcar) TIE Union and Tie negro Ae object Of
s Emancpdtson act and 10 iAot oct. vefre could ow
no KIND supporf u 10 most unhappy contest, most
miserable oil respects but hope shall continue 10
act upon the practice that have bherto proceeded
upon OF interfering with neither party Loud chcers
1hs ederns at because we do nos JON with
them The Confederates angry because We do not