The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14
YORK, WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1866.


wood engraving by who stood first in the world In
those arts In the group Of clothing would certainly
no others in the world could compete with Us
Russia alone could be named with In comparson'on
that point But while the mines OF Russia the
eastern slope OF the Ural mountains with rivers running
the Arctic Sea from the centre Of population so
the transportation Of the gold and silver much as
II WORTH mines where railroads were con.
struced that the productions OF precious mines
might be said to be as near TO us II they at tho
very threshold OF the mint OF Philadelphia or OF the
marts Of New York. There was other point 20 be
noticed We had passed through great trials and
great sacrifices The attention OF the world had been
called TO IT, There was nothing the people OF the world
would desire 10 see and TO comprehend the mate
rial and organization OF the American army. The
exposition baggage wagon manufactured in Phladel.
phia, which followed Mcclellan in his Potomac cam.
In his march from the mountains TO the sea- and then in
his campaign 70 Richmond, where Il present the
surrender OF Lee wagon Of that kind, with history
like that would be the centre OF observation and
ton. pair OF worn out shoes and the dress Of an
American soldier the shelter under which he slept
bis bayonet his musket his knspsack, his cap-what
ever he has-wll attract attention. draw greater
crowd OF people, and hold them longer and faster In
study and observation than the crown Jewels Of England
and France and all the European States combined Mr.
Banks continued! want TO also, the navy Of
country represented that navy whicught at least TO be
Of what our navy is composed want them to see our
iron cads Monitorsas novel In naval architecture
twenyinch guns that fabricating and tho thou
sand pound shot prepared for them Our naval autho
world to discharge their batteries the embarrassing
and silent Monitor that lies sleeping in their CENTRE
they will only allow that Monitor in return to throw
single shot at each OF them when they have fred to their
hearts content cine greatest interest manifested
as Mr. Banks grew warm and little excited his sub
utteredl l want the people OF the world 70 what
our machniss have done and may do and want too to
impress upon the people Of Europe and OF Asia
% make lrlends with americans Il Is be..er that
tney DO that than to make enemies OF them
war be demanded by their rulers they must not count
on unresstng war, but on one that will carry havoc and
desoation into their country has been carried into
haii) And want, too, that that simple, that most
sut, shall accompany our iron-cIsds and our Mont
tors, and give TO the people Of Europe an evidence
have s0s IN Srancy and Glory those Of
Dugary rouin who immortalized the navy Of France OF
Won Tromp In Holland, or even OF Nelson in Eng
lana want with him, and with gallant soldiers,
Grant and Sherman, and Sheridan and othcr To show
the people Of Europe Of what stuff our navy and army
are composed would do this In the interest OF peace
and for the purpose Of preventing war There Is not
and there cannot be act of the American people
aSa I 50 mRoans as this 90 not %ysem
country tSensation) He sits upon tho bayonct 1t IL
sharp seat and he cannot rest quiet long But Louis
Napoleon and the rulers OF Europe must satisfy the poo
pie Of their respective governments that In making
America they have easy task and assured end
While the Emperor Of France has the power 70 represent
America as he chooses and France a. he chooses the
people have no medium OF instruction. We ara silent;
we teach them nothing: but when once we appear In
that Industrial theatre Of nations the rulers OF tho world
silent and the people speak TheAhn, false almost
infamous veil Of diplomacy which has been hanging be-
tween governments and people for centuries, and which
10 responsible for all the wrongs that have been DONE
will be lifted and the people OF Europe will understand
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Of America the opportunity TO stand face
70 face In the theatre Of nations with the
democracy Of Europe The product Of industry Is the
language Of labor Every man will understand II every
man win comprehend IT, and when the people Of Europe
Napoleon the Queen OF England TO the governments
Of Spain Russia and Turkey unfaing instructions not
them a wen, on to dscnss the ssss material interests o.
the country showing it, development In CEREALS mine:
rs u. culture the tea and
While engaged in this tho hammer OF the Chairman
announced that his hour for discussion had expired
members applied at for leave for him TO proceed,
M. cosxno remarking that be House did not have IN
Leave being granted sad " BANKS bong thus pressed
70 proceed, continued bis remarka He said that Mr.
The osSs; day that IL religion and secular sdacaon The
United Ststes ahead Of the whole world. II tho
Paris Exposition Of the nations Of the Garth wer: TO be
represented In the point Of education, 10 would be
public wrong and crime for the government OF the
United States to be represented The true
Of the journals OF the country Those issued from tho
public press gave TO every soul on the American
continent two papers week, showing not
He discussed the financial view OF the question taking
the position that such display OF the resources o. the
country as We could make at the exposition would take
from European capitalists all hesitation In investing In
our securities at any cost If the governments shoud
issue lie scrip in small sums, paying seven, eight nine
fair Of our national wealth
OF our people, break every savings bank In Europe,
,ner he Ssoos In eraS 70
iaiion he said that the valley OF tho Mis-
s.spp Populated , sSoai 70 ENGLAND would S,d
thirty.two Millions but when We celebrate q
restored and perfect Union, with freedom and equal
rights recognized the condition OF ALL population
would 20 increase that In 1870 we would have my mil
lions at the close OF the century hundred millions and
In 1850 two hundred and nf'y mions, or nearly th.
people, he said, the wealth Of which boast now II
nothing We present thcse facts 70 the people Of Europe
We will get tho first element OF power-inmisraton
and financial security The German States can
grants from Tho middle classes They viii see that
national debt OF three four, Ave tbouaspd mil
Is plated with serenity, and win he paid at i.s
turxy. fact like that stated 10 the people OF Europs
opens the doors 70 the millions Of Europe Who can
neither buy lana there nor pay the taxes Who expec
England pay her debit who 10 confident that shs
win continue 70 pay the interest on ~ II 10 In such
that makes them immortal War Is but . trivia
| thing compared with the Developments Of country
var We orbe.r 70 show 70 the world what ws are csps
BILE OF IN pence be the dshonor your heads not on
mine hs in such contests =. this that the people o.
shut out from them No viii the ruler stand be
tween us and the people The people VIII understand
this question for themselves aud will Judge for thsm
selves The position Of America is nsrvsilous Il d
only when we group these facts, which are knows
10 every man, that they almost ssionish us Ths
other day the Emperor Of France 10 recommend
| this government nld-xhat think you Mr.. ChArmans
thai the constitution Of France vas very like the con
sstutlon OF the United States daughter In the Uni
versity Csmbr dge they have appointed professor
ship-for whAtf To instruct the youth u England
reference the constitution and political principles
Il
the United States.
Mr. CosKIue-They took tina, back
| Mr. BAsKs-If they have undone " they VIII DO .
again. The peops of England well know of wha, tn
American people composed or they would ovcrtur
the throne which the Queen " England sta fMur
1 murr Of sppisusel II 10 the same IN France II 10
duty 70 God, "a well ~ 70 man, that We shou
| show the people Of Europe what We are Mr. Chair
man. but for the very Earnest oppqsition manifcste
By the gentleman from illinois, Mr. wsshburns, " TIL
simple and harmless resolution, should not have ven
turcd these remarks at an was not my intention
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