The New York herald., 1868-05-20
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY 90 so8-IRPLE SHEET

House has adopted. n.oud eheers.l VIII undertake
10 say that, apart rom the pfellces AMI conplctoas
inat arise from assoc alton and fa.nins IN parhc-
lar Church, you win lind few thoughtful men ON pub
Tic questions Ia this kngdon VINO are not in iavof
Of the great measure OF Justice 70 lfeianu Wnch we
are endeayoring to advance There IL no man on
either side OF this House wlo VIII undertake 10 say
that he will find any men by any species OF seieclion
or any microscopic Investigation in any country In
the world, who have a claim 10 Intelligence ana
knowledge on public questions, VINO wonla tha
policy which the House has pursued. lCheers.l
Sir, l am as much interested In the peace
and prosperity Of Ireland and OF the United
Kingdom as any gentleman on the opposite side u
the House can be, and | have for more tnan twenty
years taken a strong interest in Irish questions.
felt 1t to be scandal to English statesmanship ana
have said so here often and Often nave held con-
rst iSr the Of the
ment himself held then-Qoud cheers)-and which,t
II it were possible now to put him under an accurate
would be obliged to say that he holds nOw-cheers-
because, recent occasion, he admitted that the
main sentiment OF that speech which he delivered
twenty-five years ago was right. But am In diff
ferent position from the right honorable gentle
adder % Of 10 paaiG,nes.te,V promotion and moto-
rsetv. (Cries Of "Oh p and cheers.) No. sir;
have only had the single ooJect-so far as
have had anything to do with lrisn questions-to
promote what appeared to be just to that country.
and which would tend to the advantage Of the
the other night aoith nsiGt,re or ponpousaess ana
sometimes OF servttty-Qoud cries OF "uh ia ked
at large OF the interviews which he mad mad Wltn MS
sovereign. l venture to say that Minister who de-
ceives his sovereign-renewed cries of "Oh, ohl")-
Is as gsy as the consptrator ac'o tcould dethr01e
her. comm 40 not charge the rtght honorable
gentleman aottn decetuing his souereign; out " he
has not changed the opinion schtch ne held tsoeny
,oas right, then Lear that he has not stated al u.at
tcas hts dutv 70 state 4" NE sntergsesns , @ gh,cn
ne nad sottn MS soDe,stg Let Let me tell honorable a
man In particular, that any man In this country who
puts the SOVEREIGN in the front-doud and con-
gle like this into which 1t may be we are about to
enter-who points to the Irish people and says from
Inc door Of TINS House. Gus "YSr 9resT s,t n2.ds NE ag
ana Justice to Ireland are naarshalled'- and
counter cheers)-l say that the Minister who does
demeanor against his sovereign and against his
country. (Cheers.l And there is no honor no repu-
there Is no o mo a t ins af @ any
quit him to postery OF one OF the most greyous Of
fences against his country which Prime Minister
can possibly commit. loud opposition cheers, and
ministerial cries Of "Oh, olp'
Mr.. DIsRAELI-Sir, the right honorable gentleman
seS Eae
from the 0pposti0n.) Well Sir, what was thai lar
guageS said, as Q summary OF debate the mater-
ais OF which must be familiar to almost all now pres
enhat when the resolutions Of the right honorable
gentleman were reported, It was my opinion that
from what had occurred tonight he might judge
what Clements OF confusion had been introduced In
to our proceedings. (CheersD will only say this
that II that be language which under the circum-
stances has never been used by O Prime Minister,
Prime Minister has never used for the occasion ap.
propriate and sensible language. Cheers and
these debates and had heard the various pro-
positions that were made in consequence OF the
passing Of the right honorable gentlemans resoiu-
tOns SO contrary, considerable in their operation
and in their influence, and indicating the opinions OF
the various sections Of this House, representing,
have no doubt faithfully the opinions Of large pOr
0ns Of the populations OF this countryI say, II any
one had been present. and had he,rd those PROPOSE
tiOns and would not admit that they indicated the
Of
right honorable gentlemans proposals. he would re-
fran from making an admission which am sure
every frank nature would willingly make. (Cheers.)
More than this say that what has occurred tonight
Is an Indication Qr stu further CONFUSION on the
drrtre at anything like q settlement OF this
question shau hare among the propositions
aade .a IN mis M House ana n,ade rom m. dlosreM s
dgect the present discipline and disposition OF par
ties because tey Uf1 more fa,tialy reject the con-
Sir. won't notice the observations Of the honorable
member for Birmingham. He says that when 1t was
my duty to make communication to the House Of
OF the greatest Importance, and which certainly
wished to make, as hope did make 1t In manner
mot the Ms occasion Il Was y s a. once a pomp
party acrimony to impute such qualities to me- any
gentleman may do so-(cheersG but am in the
sides OF the House-Qoud cheers)-tlnd, Fortunately,
there are gentlemen on both sides Qrt.fs House. IRE
such charge 1t is to their feeling and TO their
ment on both sides Of the House that must appeal,
anu no WOruS OF mine, III tnat Cnarye D6 true,
can vindicate me. (Cheers.) The honorable gentle
man says that he will make no charge against me,
and then he makes nslnuatons which, II he believes,
he ought to bring forth boldly charges against me-
tI.oud cheers) defp the honorable member rOr'
Birmingham Notwithstanding his stale inyectve, to
come down to this House and subsantate any
charges OF the kind which he has presum d only to
inslnuate. tRenewed cheers.) Let him refer those
charges; will meet him; and i will appeal to the
verdict even OF gentlemen who sit on the same side
OF the House as himself. loud cheers.)
Colonel s. KNox-Ibeg to move that the question
rai6pd-fcripa m nd md that
the Chairman be requested to state his opinion.
('No, n0.n)
The honorable and gallant gentleman did not per-
severe In his motion, and the resolution was agreed
to amid cheers and laughter.
American Naval Seizures In War.
In the House of Commons on the sth of Nav Mr.
Bentinck asked when the papers relating to the
demnaton OF the cargo OF the British bark Spring
hnU hv fha C,,pra Ncu of If,,t,o ct