The New York herald., 1865-03-27
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1865.

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that the reports and which have bssn cir
niss are wholly uufounded and that thew tbsmselyes
arc resolved 70 mantain until they emulate US IN our
Il q me h. ,here are Or ouS
We noa S ~ .s 0a this
and that we are prepared 70 fulfil that duty ia
VIII ch doubt not win eonducs to the strength and lnds
pendence of the British emnire Hear hesrl
Mr. BRIGHr-I hope the debate will ~ usefuI thoush
am Obliged to say, while admit the importance OF de
question brought before he Hons tb.t sh,nI h, one
Of some del cscv rs ,mnortsnrs - s,es, h.css ~
ref5rs TO the possibility Of war with The United States
and its decacy arises from this that Il II dcu 10 dis
cuss the question without saying thinus which tand
rather in the direction OF war than OF pesce The aim
Guilty now before us that there h OR
and there war party IN thu United statsss party
hostile 70 this country that circnmstancs aYords
very yo~g tmpaton 10 enter without much hesitatoa
into var with England because fesls thst rh
Canada CON tuftc, orsaf hu.itn,,er - a.. so,s.s
Al the came time IL l. perfectly veil xnowp 20 ali intel
gent men, and especially to ali statesmap and .ubIs
men Of the United States-t il ss ali known 10 them q
8 70 us-haf lrs u NO po,oer ,phat.p,, 4, ~. N.it.d
Kingdom o defend s.ecsssii.uy u< ierraery J Camads
aga isa Ghs Epted lsrote Hear hear VIZ ouUhi n
know that IN order 70 pat ourselves re hi he suss
ton and that W. may not be called upon 10 .ak foly
of the government-or his government n Least
is responsible for having compelled lhls dscnssion
because so.s ts be Asked from the House Of Com
mons il will only bs the beginning OF yotesthear
heaT)-i clearly the duty of the HOUSE 20 bring the
matter under discussion Hear, hearl Tha, Is perfsc.Iy
clear for many rsasons but sspeciaiv s,nos - havs
heard from The Governor General or Canada has il the
North American provinces they are about 70 ali inv an
istencs new nationality. and l. for ens. .hosA ~
taniy object TO the taxatios 81 thn eountry bsna
expended nsedIsssly behalf any nationality but
our own. (Hsar. hsAsJ What I should like . All
ths tatesi Certainly not Msxt will he sAtss attach
Canada, keeping EnflAnl sxs Of vtsv altogether
.S ,ss: .' %s a' v.ss
an attack should !. mad. BY me United State. .. G..
NADIA SstA ~ ~Ow efs Tc~esbk ss<~saaon J~ Onsou
(HsAs hear yhsrs have bssn dangers y We Know on
the frontier sLsy The CanAd An peopls have been 40
wiser shas enc nsmbsrs Of shis House q srss, many
msp among a richer classss In this country whr.
the refugees from the South-I not speaking o. al,
respectable honorable men from the South many oi
whom have ief ha, country during their tro bes and
for whom feel the greatest commissratiop-hu mear
he rug0ns (,oss s S,A ~ Uh~s Larg, a,irbers hap
in course Of policy likely 70 embrod Us sltL tho
United Sateswben they entered canads the Canadians
treated them with far too much consideration they
expressed very openy opinions hostile 10 the
United States, whose power lay close them The
United States has not syllable to say against
Canada The Canadian people found they we're wrong:
they have new returned to their right minds and he-
M Canada al hs naomen Ile,srs. rho haa xns
knd f idea Mai he Tinted Stues government has fhs
smallest noou Of attacking hem, at any future
time on ncccunt OF anything which has trans pred he
tween Canada and the United States II there comes .
which Ca0ada may TO made q victim II will he n
war got up between the government Of washington
and the government in London and n becomes us
iUnure whether that nj all prOhable Ia
there ANYBODY in the House 10 favor OF such q war;
And ,r ,ke me eytu of .rp,ess,p0 fhis oppon that
thsrs ha, nerev br, an adp,nwrai, n ne Hnued ya-s
the time o|ths R,pouart ar VI, o. this houy more
e,t,v,jp fapoylx r. neacs With oil eopi,s and
nY. .p,caIv fnrorai n mac, o,h al, er,,,y,, thn,
the ooprrnme. Of oh,cA f,endeni Lincoln Is ne head
Hear heat will undertake To say that tho most exact
or what has taken place will be unable To
point 10 sngie word h.. President Lincoln has aid ~
a single lane ne has urufen or snoLe act he ha. dns
since his first accession n o taf 6etravs at onor o,
passon ., i'll feeling io,oards fthis country sptich some
people here ipsogine influences de breasts Of his Cabne
IT, then, Capads 10 not fnr war; II England IL not
for war, n tho United States are not for
war, whence is the war to conner tTIear, hear)
Why going back four years ago. we recolcct what oc
CURED when the news arrived here Of The rs shot red
al Fort Sumter think that was about the 4th OF April
and Immediately after It announced that new Min
coming from the United States this country
Mr. Dallas had represented that he did no, represent
the new government nor the new President, ha would
rather not undertake anything of Importance II was
announced thar his had Iefi New York on
certain day, and know that when have the date
OF departure from. New York for this country
calculate the time of arrival here 70 within twelve
hours. Mr. Adams arrived In London On the 18th
Of May and when be opened his newspaper
the next morning he found II contained the
proclamation Of neutrality and the Acknowledge
~ the belgerent rights Of the South In my opn
ion the proper would have have waited
ter with h I'm In friendly manner, when explanation
might have been gwen of the grounds upan which the
English government feit themselves bound to issue u
hut euerhing nas don' IN an u1endy manner, and the
effect was to afford great comfort at Richmond and gen
orally I" greye those people ~ America who we're most
anxious for the continuance OF the friendly and ami
cable relations between that country and England
There are shpowners here, and ask them what would
be the feelings OF the people of this country they had
suffered az the shpownera OF America have suffered" A.
rule ali Their ships nave been driven from the ocean
is there war party ther, in American believe there
s ana u IL INC same party when was war party eighty
years ago II IL the party represented by number of
gentlemen VINO ST on That bench ana by some who at
here "a augh) Thcy s'r IN the United states who are
hostile to this country are fhoS A mere recently the NAL
cnnrM s~1ecs o. hr rsgh nordoH gsHleMdA he msmoT
Jor JdmMrh tLaughter) They arc those and such M
those 10 whom the noble lord ut the mead of the gov
vernmont offers consolation only In such shape as this
when he tells them thar the rights OF ~ tenant ave he
~rnngs of he landlord Hear hear Sir that " ne o'y
dr party N ne Lnifsd Sdte' and was nar parry IN
' days yLrd Norfh But the real power OF the United
states does not reside In that class You talk OF Amer
can mobs Excepting some portion Of the population OF
New fork-and would not apply the word even IN
hem-snch things ~ m"ns IN the United States Tor the
sake o forcing cither congress or the executive 10 par
tcnar course of action arc altogether unknown. Tn
real mob m vos~ r"' hdf pdfyg cAiratrof" g7ae"$
IN ne Soh 'rho hdre rere'pod dm sTry TO say 81 much
sympathy fom some pSrams IN his country and IN his
House But the real iower Is IN the hands of another
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