The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-20


many, could easily provide.
Lord Derby's Reasons for the Continuance
Of the Habcas Corpus suspension In Ire
land.
~ the House OF Commons on tho % OF August, Lord
Mans NJ ved the second reading Of tho bill for further
spendns 10 h,ssss corpus e, IN Ireland Assuring
casstv ,on,a sy -ducod Earl DcIbys government 10
ask Tor a continuance Il tnssc extraordinary powers
which had been boldly and prod.s used y me late
government that they lad produced great sense OF Se
curty among the loyal and well disposed portion OF
the community. He sa,t;-If, sir this conspiracy
plant Of foreign sroSsh--,..i were entirely con.
fined 10 tho domnions Of Nhe Queen, II might
then DO question whether under osen,
u would DO necessary TO continue this ac IN iofce, ana
We might have some hesitation prop tng us renewal
But he origin Of the movement lies far away within
the Atlantic In that Republic a great oo> misdt,w
nsmepvs and waiAy exists, making no scorc. OF Us
objects, which by NIL the means its dspo.i 70
strive for tho separation OF Ireland from EngIal 4.
since tho passing OF this the invasion OF Cana1
has taken place, and shows how desperate the de-
signs o. the members OF that conspiracy and 10 what
lengths they are prepared to 20. Had Il not been fy
ne magn sehariov y ahs canadiep, Iepl, for their
10 defend the colony from INVASION
disastrous consequences might have en.ned There
circumstance which the House must have witnessed
with the greatest satsfactiontbc conduct OF the Ame
government on this trying occasion. Cheera Crg
ABIDE all other consideraions a. soon rs was shown
that any point OF their territory being used for at
tack on friendly Power, tho American government,
acted in complete funlment of international obligations,
and despatched their generals and their 10 stop by
force the attempts OF thu invaders The conduct OF the
United States government IN this transaction
be recorec'sd rerr,d 10 ~ ne peopie Of his untry
rithou grateful aek,. r,edgmenf OF ne nporfaR
ndred, through which. great measure the inya
sion Of Canada became an utter and miserable failure
But stu! am sorry to say the organization goes on;
and with such skiH Is Il conda,ted With such macnlcss
audacy do the leaders put forward the most absurd
statements and announce che most airocous designs
that they have succeeded In inducing great numbers Of
persons in America to believe that they really in
earnes and that by their agency grta, rising In Ire
land will be effected aud successful attempt made
to separate Ireland from the British Crown.
believe there at this moment thousands OF ponons
IN America who are persuaded OF the truth Of thcsc
assertions, and who have already subscribed and are
prepared to subscribe further sums Of money TO carry
those plans INTO effect. should BIO sorry 70 attach
undue Importance 20 any statements made In America |
by the leaders Of this movement but u right in
sdogng this subject the House should know that
ngs continue to DO held, and TO all appearance and
TAR Judge that there is present chance 81
this movement in America subsidng read With some
asonishment speech delivered IN the " of Boston
lately Ms the 10Th OF july last by tho Sterhcnr
needless alarm by repeating his Statements but when
one who has attained such great noiose,y IA able to
collect very large asscmbage TO listen to opinions such
as he broadly and publicly put forward, the House, |
think will feel that the matter cannot be altogether
passed over stephens said
We shall not give UP the Of Ireland nnl TIE
Soon 90 never IL he motto Of the home
race here America" there are true ,"' ,S
s.is sS5 S '9s s. z, are % so.s
a% together Sa &. BAN. Del: and s, %sS
gc.sIs 3 Ireland gces. o o,,. u esssss,
race sson--ls ~ sn.l tsue ssiwsss EagisnS and
IN &. sdse Ars
:s. Il ssai y sas s. g. on is s e
" ssSS % no sf sSeT sa hs VA va ss%
%, hs h ps s1 ss, ;,@:e y. wa .ss1.a M:
that you here In America VIII not brtrsy
These sentiments listened aud applauded by
large number a Irishmcn in tho great city OF Boston
a country distant tho American republic, ID
necessary that the Houss should confer that the
ping tho designs and efforts Of these mon Hear hcAr
Mr. Stephens docs state u his Intention invade
tho Atlantic propoaai Of thai nd would he 80 sbsud
and utopian that ! cannot believe any man. the
most enthusiastic here or In America could svef b.
lIeve In the possibility Of its being carried out Hut
the lstter part Of hts speech he docs say that IL
Is BY Irishmen on their own soil be expects TO be
10 entirely unfoundcd Ia so.s "a. eyfenf n As de
s'su and ne ot1ccf " Ne DSpfvucythat there Ia
carry gu, successfully war with the full powsr aud
might Of England II 10 guard against this mischief
done by tho constant Tansmission q Information by
agents from America that tho House continue
those powers They have bad the effect hitherto 10
ing away those men, and ! believe " this act Is
tnucd u Will saccced N preventing the arrival Of ennis
sares whose only objects disturbance aud rebellion
Hcsrb n throughout the wutsr those persons In lrc
land who sympaihxe with The moyeueni-snd am
AFRAID they arc many IN nurnber-sce that ,he.e Aer
agents to arrive In ths country, and hear
more Of that which bss been termed 'th.
coming help from the other side ~ tho Atlantic they
viii last begin 10 recognize the folly and abs Of
their cause,o ace that utterly and entirely over
thrown am happy 10 say that In ireland Itself there
signs which must all hail with delight THAI the
movement h 10 great extent dying away ia tn frg
thar TIM tier, .nMiral abb sgns uaf n sr,ss
sorry say that Ia Dublin there 10 still pre-
which weekly transmits throughout the length and
breadth OF the land th. reasonable writings and
the bfoadest rsdition press unriyalief tho msrc
presentation and fslsebood ~ s prodgone read by
persons who scarcely rad anything else A. long
press continues 70 erirt aud 10 pour forth sed
tou. writings " impossible for u not 10 b. attended
with rernic ous erecfs Druiiags 9 have also am
sorry 70 ssy, occurred IN particular distrc,G