, 1866-05-22

md fenfo1AhIo efforts to nd ourselves Of our Gu
eune1anoee. [chees*:! Lst ~ rot bird down g
Which II Il IN Our power 10 rellers shso- Sos
inst nc are working this enormously pfodt4ble
n,,le q nation.l wealth. ve ought 70 mo some
portion Of rho proceeds to Gtmmah tho burden .oE
cur gEsst mortgage. -.
Nj. 0lxds'ont ihn sxpl1tned 1t eeEos length hls
proposal with respect 10 the NATTER sAe chief IA.
rhre OF which u thas be WISHES to convert tho fsA
oAtOoo invested BY thn Trustees Of Saving. Banss
with tho Comtniasioners. for the reduction or tha
National Debt, iuto tesrn!na 1te xnntuu1taes Them
II bcsi0et proposal fo< tho rrlnve.tnent Of sur
plns funxfs. BY tha.e operations the Chancellor OF
/ The E1chequer expects to rednoe the rational debt
By Esa,b0n, 600 tn LES. In eo0causlon, - ez,d:
Now. eIr. / have to apologize to the aoa.e loud
chceTtl for haYine occupied 80 much Time In deal
With t1s ~ 4Rss I'M ,ia aa sa St
pesly and naturally associated ifteH with lha n.
faugemeute Of the 5ear. hope have not born
hsn so sie !. sucG sscises o tie ~ eeso,asas o5s
to spparrns probability Is Appeared to hare q d.
naand upon tbe attention Of ia: onab1e prudent
not ray or 'han ihr list lie ss asa vtr, ~qa,a a.1
Gacts, that may eren b constdeDd urgent witnt1 J
certain suir, 20 ar Ct least as ans the sugres
70 The 1o7eluuent that tn uskiag The dnancIai sr.
taneemcnts for tho ye1r No should cast g1nces far-
ward into the Iutn5e aud endeasor IN some deeras
ply ourtclree TO The arduous task OF conducting
ata1Es-by We, l. do NOT nea- The Government
meAn The Heu-e-When most OF u, perhaps have
pssset awaF from active te those rho come after
uA may hare reason to tay, that auid. the proEts-
ion We made FOR our own wants. We also took some
regret or to condemn onr conduct. loud cheers.1
THE COMMERCIAL TuEA1I WITH FRANCE.
In the course Of hss expedition, Mr.. Gladstone
refer1ed to the workings Of the commercial treaty
With France, negotiated bY A1. Golden and NJ.
Ehevalner, a. follows:
FF.
1he Honfe Is aware how sesious Is the subject OF
commercial treaties In The view Of the commercial
clasees. The chambers Of commerce in Ill parrs Of
tie country have inuuaaled The Errs,est anxiety
been fofmed have been 30 aatn.ted a. to tuTolye
En'e spilled to hose g of 9ffsSs1ss: iSa@s;
Piee, no taking OF false points, no sueee.tions or
bsnea. Per thas We might confer On our own subjects,
put Ho.eh @ ws wonla no. confer unless olhrf
coasacser Of these fseaties has been Simply thu
That We hare became a11l!astes TO other Govern
mtn'e, to enable them the more ea+ily 10 overcome
the p1etndices Of their own people, and cnligutan
ius1t minds BY the advantage Of promises hea out
to to them, 1oen, , which at sha same time would
contemplated by my such tuperluous IN.
tFSi,'s, af,S 6,t T.. u. n, not tie nepse
on Eng1and-but may refer 10 The edsct unon tns
export trade Of France. We iii remeuoer thc
dreaa and horror with which the announcement Of
oetol t1auent3al and generally enlightened DER.
cons IN the FHnch natton; and must sav fhar y
There ever was case In which we have haG raason
,3 7;jo]ee at the dIaappontment-ip the ~ !7a'on
of the natayc1nbe ars.....es-it Ia th, fns sense
Iade Of Francs, It is quite ey,den, 1s m inSeP y,
iae paosperty Of the county, for II tho etpost sfe
markell as they wou1d not iRcur tie cost OF cVnort
Iof gnods o. which there was IN iusuitIcen, snpniv
al home With regard 10 French e3port. <,nods r.
a!i kinos, including cottops. woolIen, hnens am
yarns, Nll take a. standard Year the ar1ssn
oetnc tne year before the lrst treaty In 1871 ~
eject OF the panic Wss in every lnstanfe - my
dGce q considerable dimIuution. nm ~ p1v, ~,
165 165: things began to rise again. md IN
le8i l VIII gtya you the fgures4 viii III
sssie sssn: the -. 6gnres as compared win
aeW; ! viii stnte them in million, ~
aanea: e "a cotton goods E1ance exported N ,ks
seaf ls9u, S9 toGD, Id 1861 Us 10000: In hnen
goqa., 10 1etQ, 5n 000-these were The yery ,no.
Haieo CONSTITUTED the slapte Of French manuf.e,
9e-and 9te AZ Y 1S64 II 500 C00 in mooien eoods IN
lss9 lss9 ~ in 1851 a5a ecu goo; In Tss6s In
amoaas II lsC1. Immediately before the treaty mn
= htn the French manutact Jre Was admsst.a :, ~
1ou1ishne: 81 000, 600; while In 1861. when Il n.J
?een inlned os four years by the effect Of th trratv
'HAu.oGc-[chte1s md iaughtet-tho eInorts -
England Increased, II possible, IN NOR, mert,I
eCtce-. These are all exports or a de.crntinn ~ |
aIdlng which great alarm prevailed In FFancs ~ /
nc score Of EngIl-h competition. I nm mr. shr," /
y what We rent 10 France, you must rememhe,
NJ "hAt FRANCE sent to ps-mopleps i,nens coi: |
onf, fafns. metal goods, earthenware rlass. sHif
.; IT, tn ley The exports to England amounted to
"ap0o"; In 1854 they bad rI.en 10 II, ,QOQ, 900,