Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-04

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SO - s,sssf hasssp Gss s2ssoissslg FnssSS 10
speeches, bat had 60 be sustained b mSj0n'y Oh
voice. c.,u SL.5 -.
bargain with the Conservatives 70 voc against the
Government the price being Ithe protection OF the
P0pe.
Bat there was another statement made n the course
Of The debate, which has "a air Of greater ereoio
L vas that the Conservatives Il they cane IN power
haa Engaged 10 recognize che Confederate government
had engaged therefore, 20 60 20 war with the soes,
S.aies i his were true vote Of censure on hSs s
and Pamerston would have been vote OF var Win lne
FEDERAL Government. nd OF tbs there Is tS~V'e~'
dread TO ave any Admins ration. ,.-...a ,to
Lord Pmerston IN bis defence, orougns lOr aiH s-'
ststi,te. on Enelapo's wonderful psos0erty-the In
orass of trade The OEth Of properly enhanced re'e
nu.s and diminished expenditures. what we're ueAue<'
iuteres.s of nmTk, aud national honor' 70 eomPAso
with this solid national prosperity! honOr anu s'iy
-srs an very well no doubt, bqs here Vas something
nan could put IN his pocket, and deposh VITA us
ba, k.E So be got his Of thanks Tor preserving
seaes instead OF vote OF eensure for ma ional ~ ri
sliou. Eogaad may be hughed at, rideuea cArleS-
,ured and eOs6mEed all over the continent, pus .
long ss EogGnd Ia prosperous what need she care
Ina seemed 10 b. LOtd PAmsIsIons view Of the case
Aud now WhAtg The business oil the session Will 10
hurried over There will be early pcoEog lEon, or,
perhaps, a dissolution. The vote IN TIE Lords may Dc
ken as an excuse for eudn g tue preseat Farhsmen'
oppositloa Elgo 10 the couutry wish The case when
th5y have iailga IN tEe House Of Commo's Wan n De
wihNbe came results That Il depend more upon the
course Of taugs Ia America han upon any tlug isAos
| place IL rape GsueTa Grams Is hshi'g tie oA'1ll
of tho Euslish nstry. Let General uan1 take kcn-
mosd and M DOWN tns rebel "a and the pnce OF gold,
aud TIE Torres have no chance IN Eigand. Lee AL0
Johnston are ightii for Derby and Dsraeh IL they
naptAn their grGuud nsE the ioIces oil the UAop'
tos pest |, OF lgAni ALL nos Tear war with Amer
49, hmm
ca, Sdd viii nos care 20 support nose Sho pey hunA
| on az the price ~ pea3e-
Ne tenths otthe governing classes In Elgland de-
sr The success Of be sJutb; perhaps, n would be
better to say the defeat Of The N1rth TAey amount
10 nearly the thing, pernsP' though the less 'S
elt 20 either ca the better many would % sltls1sd-
Bu. Al the same time gland, the Ansry 70 the
p5paiaoe have hssIhy dread OF he arm % lne Foae
f GcyeIlmsnt can rass upOI tee lind and he naSts
i, Gu auGeh upon the sea. Wlen the North, II eVtt
Is crpsd and powCr!Ses, England viii te ready to re
| eogEEs S3et1erniuds pendelee
The L,ndoa Alsz iasnshCs an abstract o. the d.
bAe rt N VII Oh Nc take the following sketch Of EA
Rus.el's deEuce. /. will be observed that while he
exhibits his Customary pusla Unity, by oonessng bis
fear o. The Yankees be discoses his coutEpt and ha
tied BY speaking Of them as The United States, or
NHtaern S,a,es or pEatsysr they may Be called and
almiss that be has no expectation that the UuOn will
ever be res.ore6-in other words thai GU. in5ePen.
dsncs is established. Says the Ladsz;
'TEar Russell aftef reVieWngtho proceedings of the
Conference argued that EagAud 'ad given guaran-
tee 20 Denmark, and thai England not bound
20 nSntan inY.oate the integrity Of Lhe DInish
chy. Toe strength Of England vas necessary 10 Or =
slve otner interests than those o. the balance pow
er in Europe, and might be called upon 10 defend
ouF sh,s in other qrarters OF tee glo0e. bis Lord
sbiota d; al is longer question vita refstenee
the balance power In Europe. fhto other parts Of
tbs world in which may b. eeGply in
vclved, and n which may have, some day other
| Zoe evil war nov raging in America, ending 10 il
may whether by the Establishment OF 81 indspe1dent
repabl ia the Scuh, whether IL code most uRez-
eesdy az &c irci be 10 me- comics By restoring me
| Union, i'll t. Uni d Sta Am r,oa the North
n States WhatsVer they Rioy be called ALL thsu o.
Ia totally fl rant os ion tn WhiSn they we're 10
lev yeats SgO. gGeas army will then bs ma:Itlnea
by the Unised Safes. A formidable navy will tlso be
kept 10 Our relations With that Power are liable at
say moment 70 interruption hope d trust that cur
T sndly relations may oe mAntainec still those rea-
IONS must be considered and kept in Viea ss well as
our interest in the mansnaDcs OF the balance of pow
er Ia Europe Ii the 5hoUli 8 now charac
ter, IT, for example, the Germans should attack Open
hasen the Government might arrive at fsrsnI de-
rson, and in tina! Parliament would be consul ed
The present policy maintain peace and 10 strV
rig tSct this object, the G0VerlusnL preserved
The hOnlr Oi The country.