, 1866-03-22

sPainerston al4noasnr dat will endure; h.
placed hit li,liA ksgdon xkss ssuss grosiiate 70
nst o,s o9ei,brea hses aa'sneo which all una ean'
:Ths rsnasH !. to iii / future Of Be,p,nm
was totally tnNorthJ J=thA time, the place,
and the speaker.t WpfdSm this End, spoken
hJ men Of f6mipence, a9a before 50 itnpoftanta
body, No,:seede AruTPed into the minds Of
European peoples Ebich bear ultimately poi
ike the United States give it's sanction to the
theory that small constltutionauy governed
States must necessarily be absorbed ty neigh
bor1ug despotisms? Does not Nj. Bancroft
know that Belgium Is q t!citF Of refuscn to
the free wrlters aud free retoriners Of Ffances
That II Belgium Is gained BY France she Is
m6fe Than from England, thbt the piay Of
liberM ideas ts directed upon france, where
men may neither write nor talk but a. the
Emperor choosas; The grayitatfon Of Bel
GUM. ;! to France would be a-dire calamity.
It Is stbad eudnghsror! an Anglo.saznn to
H1tuees -ruch degradation md mischief
as are exhibited In The. Eejoiciugs 1t St.
Petezrburg~ Of an American Ambassador oTer
the horrorsHroughtb By tie Cosshcks In Poland
! without having auotabillty like Mr. Bancroft
giving the liberalism Of Europe blow. The
Belgtans abhor the idea of union with France,
and unless It Is effected by force unless the
French wolf picks up somequarfel with the
Be]gian lamb and the hitter ID deserted By
and hope, to retain their useful and honora-
bic Independence.
cTHE uEIvKRs1TF LECTURE QUESTION.
foweyour renders IN apology for having
led them to expect ,that the University Of
Cambridge would receive a'lecturer from Har-
yasd, on the proposition Of Mr.. q. q, ThomF-
son. had not sufficiently allowed .for tic
i4gporadee, the dense. aarE ignorance, q our
,fse,iy ;p; val. shst the Ii Asn ms,joFity lily
of tbs scholars who are resident at the
:, University, and who carry on all the work Of
education, were pleased with The idea, and
had promised to support 1t and did not
dream Of p czg being 1nised'to' the 'cnFates
AIaa: .afatsr from being 6 Unttarianlzed."-
hive seen good deal 81 Cambridge society,
but never contem plated such coutlureucy
: rs this Tie eE.ef men IN the University are
hcart1i5 ashamed: Of the display; but IL Is
worse to be subject to the, lnroad, ON any
special occasion, Of cohorts of"wild curntes :"
!, WHO are rather less Intelligent, and worse H.
bridge breakfast, aud who to tleiz. ignorance
i, add bigetry which has no parallel ont OF q
Spanish sor Mexican monastery. The
only consolation to bo extracted from
their proceeding IN this instance
lies In the rejection that 1t will give lforcl-
rcior16. The whole fahric of Tory rule, In
things political and ecclesiastical. hangs to-
gether, and as each piece Is broken away, the
rest Is weakened. Ihope to I've to; see the
whole OF 1t IN ruins. Mr.; Thompson i tsnyel-
ling, I imagine, In the Southern States, and
+. Will first learn the resn1t Of, his handsome
offer from the columns of your press. -
~ It Is pity that the managers Of the dinner
last week u commemoration OF Washlngtou's
birthday hnd not secured the presence Of re-
porter, for two Or three Of the speechcsj wero
extremely good. Tue account IN the Anglo
,dmt47ean Times Is only TO be taken--sdva In
the instance Of the speech OF the editor, the
Rev. air. Denison--as an account Of what did
deliberate manner, which .Hhs singnlarly I'm
press1ye: His sentences nre happily iramcd,
and the thoughts they express are such tas to
stir the minds Of the 1istene1y.' Prot. Gold-
win Smith has, the hest profesaoriM style, and
is, II cyeLy word, the enlightened scholar
4 and earnest Telling Ills speech at the
/ dinner should have been preserved. but
! be uses no notes and 1t Is gone to join the m
reported ad dresses of the day which are hoat-
| ing In ether. The Rer. Mr. -Denlson is dot an
orator according to English ideas. As q rifle,
VtAtFE oAl PtVpae 6feati$ fE1fsH AMdslCau
| orutory, which Is In refreshing relief to the
| cold hcsitancy Of many Of our English speak
ers but the spread eagte-hlehiaIutin st yle
fnits with ns ana in nrnnortinn IN ia r,erirc,
t1 .tt -. ~ N -.N ...eap. -. NJ, ~ -
| aon sAeSs snaa o teNa I.ausEnGal. 1lo stens u
! EIate IoohtnE Clergyman wearing tlatTe
! white Whlstcoat and white neck tie, stepping
| from his seat on being called upon to speak, !,
md stat1onlng himself in the middle ot tlc
neyed scrnps Of sent}mental nosIv n
| zones, HMeH <aM " , loss
70 describe nS .they were = 80 new To
4 me,-bronght smiles On the faces OF aolno oi
| the Eueste, violently as &hsg struprled IL
| ffrhten their fenture. as,atnst them Al ad,
! .17-.1,1a snaach-Ws.e f1si,roToS ~ II. n
M1. M1nu.s ePeeSM a,.s "As -. nS1 ~ !
| NhlheF, Tue Eupt nt lAo D44B Nete4, aoa
this Is aDsurdly given IN Inc new AmEricaE
| papeEhcrc- Mr. 'WA1kera WelghtJ and well
timed remarks, l am able 10 send you. Mr.
Nnlker said;
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MR. wAIEsR's ADDRESS.
nstrint,c utterances oF the hst speaEer thouqh
81 miscfrinc C1ossed nv toIrd. md / feared thst
lad too rashly undertaken to reply 10 thc seaumen
! Of ttous NboIc coHntry..- Iut noment's rener
tinn rtas.rres me-. Yod txrect uc .ir. 10 eneaj
10 th1t tosst A an EneIskmau. ios only Ia tha
chalscte1 can epeak at all. Nor Is this dlEcu!t
II WIS "a N ,Eo91lshman th1t1 followed .he rhc!