The New York herald., 1866-07-09


In the House OF Commons, the same night the
CHANCELLOR OF THE ExcnEQrEa who on ris ng WAS
greeted WIN ,oun cneers, sad:-Mr Speaker, the
psnsc VIII Oh the House yesterday kindly 10
prolong IL at an end her Majesty having been pleased To
accept lhc RESIGNATION Of lhe oa'ses which were last
that her Majesty thought fit in her wisdom uosinone
the acceptance of that tender when IL was trt n.de
IL appeared her Majesty upon the first aspect Of
which ted 10 the tender OF designations that IL
might perhaps be considered matter Of machinery
and detail susceptible Of adjustment rather than az one
which tended TO break up the irame~ork of the BILL and
her Majesty also feand think me House and the coun-
try without distinction Of party VIII agree In that sent-
ncnt .f Europe there would 10 necessarily disadvan-
tagc In change Of governnsni Hear hcar) without
the slightest approa 70 y n ~ % 2. u's I.
not easy any incoming to step At once
into exactly tho same and relations with gov
their predccrseors and tho OF that difficulty
whatever II may bc i IN itself public disadvantage.
her scSen,anre OF ow designations, As the house has
been informed until she had an opportunity OF personal
conferences with my n1S,e ;s ifsno % .no mead a.
INV noble friend 10 windsor, and the opportunity
was given him Of rendering those explanations which
ana Of avs before her Majesty the full circumstances
OF tho Upon receiving those explanations the ten
dss aoa rc noS bs her saeous
only retain the seals OF our Offices until the time whom
SUCCESSORS shah be appointed Having stated thus
much, think u is due from tho government TO the
House tina, should not couhne ourselves absolutely
20 the dry recital Of the results arrived at in the
communications with her Majesty, but that cndeavor-
ing To aysid contested and controvertcd ground,
We should make some explanations 70 the House
OF a nature TO show that In the step which We
have taken have not acted unadviscdy nor without
deliberaiiop After the division which toow place
Monday and during the interval which has since oc.
cured The alternative which the government have ap-
pearcd have principally before them the most i'm
mediate and legitimate subject Of consideration In the
resent state OF the country whether 10 was their
duty al once TO resign their ocee whether on the
ofber hnd ey ought TO accept the vote which had
arrived * pp the motion Of my noble friend the member
for GALWAY and 10 endeavor they could, 20 adapt that
voe and she operation Of IL 10 the framework OF their
m s~sure epd 10 the attainment OF its essential OBJ
ject Now SIR, let state briefly tho view which we
took Of the nature and effect Of that vote. We dh
carefully sxmine In order 20 whether was 10
power 10 e6sct such adaptation have spoken Of
The House NAV perhaps rccoect that II the cioss Of The
debate the words venured 10 use on the part q the
vovernmeot aid noe amount 10 an absolute stAtemsnt
hat II the vs rere carried against us, ve should feet
i Impossible 70 couduct the govsumess Of the BIN; but
hsv dd express zoe state of di0culty In which -
ound ourselves whh respect TO the possibility Of the
ldoption Of such vo'e and was obliged 10 say that
~ would enter into engagement In the event of en
dvevrc decision but mVt be free 20 take such
q the pubic interests njigi appear 10 demand. Now,
ir when w srsmisc the efec, OF the motion.