The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-17

NO. eos.
without going to iaierfsEs in Ansrisa.


without going to interfere In AmsrieA.
(ChesFs)
Etom this point Mr.. Golden branchsd
of into a discussion ef questions Of
European policy, declaring that be was
not unmiaaful Of tha claims OF Poland, bat
had no faith in the power of any one
cluRlry 10 settle the affairs Of another
country upon anything Ike q permanent
basis. This, be added, WAs tie ground
OF his strong advocacy Of he plincipls
Of nOn-integvsntiOn. Ia this oonnsstion
Mr.. Golden remarked;
TDo yoa suppose hat ths Almighiy
has given 10 this c0uniry, or any other
country the power and The responsibility
OF regulating the affairs OK Femedying
the evils Of other countries HeAr,
hsar] No; We have nos SET . suf-
heieluy pure example 10 Be entitled .
claim that poWer. Hear, hear. When
see that Russia IL burning Polish vil-
lager, I am restrained from even repgoach-
log them for it, because am afraid they
will point Japanwards and scream in
my ear kAgosimal' Cheers.
Mr. Golden denounced the proceedings
Of the British government in the Affairs
Of Japan, India, and China rsmaEking
in coEclnsion that be had discussed these
questions because they were made vital
ADD home questions By The course pur.
sued by other parties. Ia abiding 70
the question OF suffrage in England, be
drew this picture Of the
ILLITERATE cHARAcrER OF The ESsLIsa
PEAsANTgY.
have travelled In most civiliEsd cOun-
tries, aud say that the mass Of the pe0-
pie in this country don't oompars 90
faVOrAbly With the mass Of The p 0p's in
other countries a. | should wish. iind
in other countries great nsmbsr Of peo-
pie with property than there are in Eng
land. I don't know protestant country
in toe world where the mass Of The poO-
pie ars so illiterate a. the mas Of ths
ptople in England. These are not bad
tests Of the condition Of tee people. u
is no use talking Of your army or navy,
OF your exports or imports; il is no use
telling me that . small PARTON Of the
psoplo are exceedingly we'll of. | wait
to bring the test to comparison Of the
majority OF the people Of this country
against the msjDrity Of any other coun-
try. I say It, with somo knowledge Of,
foreign countries, that We don't compare
faYoFably in that way. The English
psasantry has not parallel on she face
Of the earth. know no other peassntFy
bu. that Of Eaglsnd which is entirely
divorced from the land.
There Is no other country Ia the world
where you will not fad men holding the
plough and turning up the iuTFoW Of their
own freehold. You will not fnd that In
England. I don't want any revolution
or agrarian Outrsges TO change this. But
I fad that wherever 90 the condition
Of the people is apt generally 70 be pref
" much in accordance with The psWer
they have 10 take care Of themselsss II
you have a country where the people
have DO political power, and another
country where they have, they viii be
treated with more consideration, viii
have ereater advantages, viii Be better
educaie5 and viii have = better chance
of obtaining property In the latter case
than in 3 coantry where they have no
chance Of having the political franchise.
"AS UGLY RUsu."
You have placed the governing
classes ofthis country In the wrong for
all future time if you don't fulfil ihoss
pledges and some day o. other you viii
be obliged 10 yield 10 olamor what
think you ought TO do IN sound Btatea-
msnship Voluntarily, tranquility and IN
proper season. Cheers II y0u Exclude
TO the present extent the masses Of tae
people from the franchise yOa are always
running the risk Of what the mcst saga
cious Of all conservative statesman once
said inthe House: II am afraid we shall
have an ugly rulh sons day" laugh
ter want TO avoid that ugly ruah "
TCheersl l would "a her do II gradually
and TRANQUILITY. An this will be done
by the people out % doors, and not By
PMlisment and Il would be folly for
you 10 expect ans body in She House. al
Commons 10 take 3 single step In The d.
r.ctioa Of any reform until there Is :
CREST deHre On disposition msBilssted
tor IL cut OF doors. When that day
cones, you viii not want your ehsmpi-
ons ia The House Of Commons Hear,
hear.
In concluding bis speech, Mr.. Golden
said Of
FsEE-LABoa oorTox.
The Cotton supply Association Of Ma
CHESTER am not connected With 4.
therefore I speak a. an outsider, one that
has been looker-ou-I think that essO-
citation has rendered q service 10 this
district and 10 humanity which probablv
il will be hardly possible 70 trace through
future ages, ia ths diffusion Of cotion seed
through that portion Of the wosld where
cotton can be grown, and By making
tins raiiyes acquainted With the use Of
the machinery necessary 70 elsas i.
(Htar, hear) By that means hare DO
doubt that an addition 70 your supply Of
cotton will sooner or later CONS from the
valley Of the Mississippi from fres- grown
African labor. (Cheefs.) I sincerely
hope there viii never again Be = eolsoa
seed planted with . view % year future
supply BIZ . slago in AmsFica. (Chssrs1
From these sources you are csrtsia
that yoa will Be supplied vita thatessaz
Sal Article Of your eomfort and brospsr-
lily, 10 . larger extent, On bstfsr terms
aud on = more secure basis than ever you
have tad before. Clear, hear.)
CaownEo CovDrr1or OF rug IrnrSo,.
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