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THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. [NovzwsER 23, таз; 
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1 allude, of course, to the cerurcated teacners.. И tha te P ers em erani in mot relying р of our countrym -— 
proposed s һа eme is carried doce as it new vs ands с | pali du tim of keep our manu-| be 0; and I am only astonished, seeing 0s у" Dat it шю gi, 
injustice will be done to thos perso: ns; but I am consoled by drum fn. Tu pente. M вве, dogion had been en- | American people have shown towards this eoun por Which tbe фіз оп 
thereflection that when уч Seda has to deal with Men couraged to the same extent that slave-grown cotton had been pem were not previously tak. produce mg, that som» | gu 
interests there is always a fair and just reservation made encouraged in the United States, we could have dependod | other countries. The insulting tone displayed b tee Ш soma P ey 
е favour, and I feel persuaded that the Committee of on them for the supply of that commodity which is neces-| Government and the A erican press towards d Gud merica рой й 
Council and the L MN m mdp with a ready ear to the | sary for the employment of our population. it was а | апа our press surely should have forewarn d our serment 7, 
etopistáts pecus end V. Hog ^ who hm raisins most absurd thing for people to go and gamos slavery in | rupture that was likely to take placa., Ar 5 of T. т! 
Fia ifthe new code mt i ba forc in its present | Exeter Hall Whon they were © ths same time encouraging the | America, with some honourable ех. , every ons Lom sss 
Іа yi in, d Бы other od Nos Tr he "proposed produce of slave labou He repeated, it vag а most absurd | to have eig the first address ПП to the E, m арра а 
ЄН zós аге pem out there will bea different clas wb ve tbing for a man to go re Neth. Hall and denounce slavery and | —* Rude in speech.' They say of useve hing stian senata фетр 
enpi күч ipe the capacity of certificated teachers. "That xtelli- slave labour wherever it might be, and immediately after- | that we dieit. and much that we don't deserv E och is bad r^ 
of persons who from фе, VOU; of life have devoted wards jump into an express train and go to Manchester or | ofa set of despicable tyrants in this country hangin еу Speak LJ 
Ehomnselvos to по particular bra: of t - educational pro- | elsewhere, and set his- mill running 18 hours a day for the | overweening aristocracy. We don't deserve that, Lum an за» 
will bec Iam afraid, сао оран пог 80 | purpose of ань up that very produce which he had | believe that the object is to get rid of American slave: ош рш 
"allah eas at сае While, haret E ане t that some | obtained ыры of slave la. ri He hoped we should soon | Northern people are endeavouring to raise an алат Тһе м 
parts of the scheme are open to grave objection, I may also be | return to a y system in dealing with our colonies, and | Why, these men have been the very means them, «ty сту, у 
permitted to say that other portions are T valuable that I | that we ғау ао а пен + value оп our institutions than | fostering slavery by refusing us permission to put it e ot pato 
should be sorry if they were omitted from any proposal which | in many cases we had hitherto done. It had frequently been | How the contest d end itis impossible AID д 
тпау be made, When the country sees the grants for educa- | said that th people of the United States possess — a free that the North can never subjugate the South во, му 
tion increasing and swelling year after year to an enormous | Government and free institutions; but every one no w how m to be their deu. The only faint -— а pel 
extent, it has а right to ask for results in some degree com- | rotten was the state of things in that country, Ken at а qe. in that miserable civil Mn is ke. Mem. a fata blow х? 
mensurate with the large and lavieh grants of public money | contrast the ey presented to our free and permanent institutions. | been given to slavery. And yet do Suppose {һа iie net 
which during the last 10 years have been devoted to educa- | In this country there existed a greater amount of rational anti-slavery war—it is no such thing." Er that Am, Ж 
їопа1 ригровев. The grants have increased during the last |liberty and self-government thine i in any other part of the | is ап immense country, having two very different climates, and 
15. years from 30,000], to 800,000., and therefore every | world. For thi is we were indebted to the good Кор ат what suits one end of the country does not suit the н Mc 
succeeding year the publie should and will demand an good feelings of the people, x whose hands we ied afely | The tariff that would bring prosperity to one end would ей sols € 
increasing equivalent. I am afraid, if we may believe the place arms for the maintenance of our honour idu preser- ruin to the other; and they disagree upon matters of + Actor 
report of the Commissioners, that the country has not hitherto | vation of our country fro; iran hilings, and pence. True, there is an body LM А 
obtained value for попеу. Let us hope that, whatever good GENERAL SIR D. the посіві ої Friends—who consider slavery sinf шед Thre 
may have been obtained f the Parliamentary grants in past AL SIR DH. e VAN has issued would put it down by every means in their үл Р. 106 
years, by means of increased stringency on the part of the in- | ad to consti n. in к = makes the it is Lr in the United States, they are supportel WEE Debe 
spéctors, greater go аи result under the revised code. In | following «вао to de Volunteer Movement, and its — body of religious men, but оу. are а тшу А 
many cases greater precision із is C qni with res, и о ће — ion to Ireland :— ону ; an: M the Northern States. Nw been кч 
attendance, the qualifications, and the mination of the and I ME A Жы, т be a slave 7. t 
children. Thes: all sound and valuable elements in the believe I was the first person who had the honour of e South, pre sd us a free black in du Korth, Рош 
new scheme, zb I ho; ope сека ill n ooked. Iam баш: at a metropolitan meeting for the formation of a | under th e persecution whieh. te ater character suffers there! Mesi 
Sorry to say that res е other poti za satisfactory. Volunteer force. The progress of this spontaneous movement lt is all very -— to talk about states and free blacks bat 
Тһе proposed classification of the pce jon steep. M has been most interesting. At first the Government were what TE D. oes treated ire the North? They are mere 
liable to serious о: I believe age is a most falli sl faint-hearted, or disposed to throw cold water upon it, the hewers of cet rx wers of water. Th giving them 
with respect to classification. А child of увага of age yb least intelligent of the aristocracy feared it, the Peace party the highest degree to which they coull'ever expect torie— 1859, 
equal in point of intellect aer attainments to: "another oh 12, какаш, ог disparaged it; and yet the Volunteers have they are, in fact, viewed as somethin; th and | 
while one of 12 may very i ably be placed on form y done чара for peace than the so-called Peace part; the gorilla, Can a black man worship in the same church wit 100} 
with children of E * s "therefore, that the зно of the will ‘probably r do. oia ж шан war, this party | the white man ? In tha! red place where all men should tien 
ew code which refers to classification will be ME qp if not | despa tehod а mission of peace mperor Nicholas. The | humble themselves, the pride of distinction is kept up. It Acet, 
altogether bred. S Te зон eR said—and stress has | mission —Ü аа, and had a reception | you go into the Northern States you will find that tbe 
been laid on this—that the religious eleme e to a great | the n tg Eráolous an ring; but we all know with what mas is mes — Юю Worship боа by the side of the white 
extent eliminated fi the instruction by the new scheme. | Species of success it 3 atte: Жш Жл Europea h theatre? Yes; һе may g for зи 
I feel І am touching upon dangerous ground here, but I|tranquillity and national Ln lis usly menaced the à inen аро is ka werfulin America; but he is com- | 
may be allowed to say that I think the врїгїїпа1 | from another quarter than they ever. were from the banks | pelled to go into a part allotted to him, and is parted off from { 
instruetion given in the TM Schools throughout the | of the Neva. And the. device recently hit upon by our Ihe wit p man zia f his speci such an extent is 
country is open to ohjection., 164 objectionable in this way, | esteemed pacific friends is that of diminishing our means | this distinction carried. out that when, о! th July, 
that you are, in a great dependent upon the i of resistance to foreign cupidity or ambition by setting treaty | anniversary o rrt independence is celebrated, the black 
ctor as to what he shall бай: ; апа, therelaro, "tho ugh it | limits to the navy of England—England, whose — man is not allowed to celebrate it on the day as th Xotes! 
m tical in some ears, І с onfess I се -— тайт man; aud therefore the whites celebrate their great national 
intrust the spiritual porti m of theinstruetión ГӨ to t festival on the 4th, and the scent the 5th." 
the child: an to their schoolmasters and sc ym n 
ovs hat ae pas atey ho are aware of the posticis a Мв. Ввтент, M.P., has ed the following letter 
advantages which their children derivo fi th 
— - ^ m not neglect at home the most important portion rish Government. A re Ботош x ыз бон ems = н 
wledge—namely, spiritual відо Although it isto | ОЁ his to the then Secretary of State h have 
о, Реаль у that a tlo thoro noto not given of the pub- | ben recently published ду; the e Duke of Wellington. | of Reform :— 
lieation of the new sche dita a 1tbobg lt E think an intimation wish you would let me know ei re can to what ** Rochdale, Nov. 13, 1861. 
should hav aptid made before Parliament dispersed of the | extent you would wis h to ел сату t е уво anry force of this | «ear gir „—I have received your letter wie much pleasure, 
intenti of. the Committee of Council to promulgate M dale iid EA have now A 40, О. r^ 50, 000 and I need uot tell уот that I regard your movement as most 
the а scheme which materi fects so man uch e^ importantand most wise. Itis now nearly t years since, 
e inira. interests; yet, as the proposed code hok die on niore о han ош one occasion, I advised E unenfranchised 
in til atter the month of March, and as there classes DET г course" d your Council has по 
will ов. be ample time for the islature to consider it adopted sh, if аса 1 Lio 
Tuus in all its jae detaia full Justico. will ill. eventuali Ье done. for 
interests volved and to the pubiic at ceri yo ТҮ ch ye 
good opinion of He yeomanry ^ "Ireland i E eet They. say 
E RIGAT N. R. C. NISBET-HAMILTON at the | that there are s pao Чай cted persons, and even corps, among 
C на Ee Alford Фены). Society. on o» [iier butI Бато en no proofs of the truth of this assertion. 
Friday sp seid on Foreignand Colonial Affair b. 
** He ania not avoid referring to the нн — ie — 
нц -— roges with ш pene of many co 
wit шга e discontent vh existed E: 
ession age to a very con um 
tho ose to VR "n to xir time, it has ten deni ^ At t 
moment there are Уу a л six millions of men in the United; 
Kingdom who hav ore political Dowes through any T 
system of pdt ie EE than they would s if they Lu 
were inhabitants of Russia or Austria; they more ín 
ч ап 
yeoma Ey н моне а m LP pee = operation 
in these сеобе we should be greatly ве ant of light 
troops, particularly infantry of 5" deseriptin of these | sis rhe) p ы AO y still form, the 
troops. E e discipline which they e in large | Lords; and in the House or Г Commons her were supreme 
army, and our ШУ е RON at cx the à energetic manifes- ho Века 
tation of жары в of the реор le in raisi raising an army of Volun- 
teers, we marse! h a position ually 
аы 
ng these re 
Pais 5 disruption мы pei nus in what was termed the 
model republic of the world. When that unfortunate civil com- I i A 
Көл А reland. Ап advancing prosperity bas awai 
motion commenced he felt, атыу н ги ө та вһе к not enjoyed for centuries. Her Majesty bas] jus m eti ith, йс oí ulati don: $ А» ile i 
icis У |a tour through that portion of her dominions, and has been by which working men enfranchised themselves аз freer 
ut with an men in boroughs, it e 
what this and ! The 
for the injudicious distrust adverted In England hin the ket окне E 
hat | апа 7. middle the more M aes spirited of кынк эне TES has Шы Y: by tr а to the introduction 
2 classes, | others, arliament, and by nting fho fra chise to 
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deplorable condition of affairs раш: ади" а for. 
э : tted that suffering — па have not been hitherto thought wanting in рда présetit Governi 
still good must arise £ those evente, foit wonld tesch | fith, or military aptitude. In m my humble opinion and a 6L franchise t proposing бы It was тойс n 
Englishmen - place the highest value on their оса — the duty of the same classes in the sister island to emulate the d without nt -3 estness; and, as DES : 
tions, and would show to the world that under ош. Patriotic conduct in this matter of their : fellow subjects on this an Bot ect d бн th t Hes staked their position the 
сопе Т. кт Кыс с and institutions we evjoy а | 8196 the Channel venture to believe that, instead of sectarian Go ааб уд iss a it NA to encounter not only d 
greater amount of rational liberty "oe falls to шоу a difference teme diee e this Л emo очар у = opposition ч of fte p A bak foes, pas - i bur vto of rather 
is more eiy attributable to the bureaucracy of the 
Whi а Viceregal government, whose repugnance to deviate from their heri Lear sn оғ вака liberal ogcasureà im Hier 
4 habitual routine as is usually the case with other bureaucracies, ment. Th bri velie with all the disad' 
led them to thwart this movement. Sir Robert Peel, however, 4 P 5 and nomination count 
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Lam glad to find, at Present fils the office formerly Held by Sir оге d RR 
Yell sley, цоопсїзае that be bas duly weighed the Torre "rtt Do H 
ments on this subject o; great a Ihave | party, " 
too high an estimation of his intelligence and vigour to doubt oec lakes ae S Ee а ру hei the absence of z 
of his setting this w matter right, by which A" Till free his erous manifestations of impatience on the part of tbe DevPrs. 
en ubi sowa aserrea ter р ы шз and with an Administration not believed to e be Hes y was plet- 
ові Siri the just ex- 
br ERKELEY, M. P, at the Colston Anni iversary p у forget i its solemn jema piedgos, and eo Th Quas has 
я th f tions of the na position is party, 
= Bristol, on the 13th, made the following remarks йш ted your bodie the most лене E z me 
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ехасПу in gcns with г й were | to do that. In the first place, by that which I boialar agreat | claim ? т: is wanting but your ovn tical discussion- 
imprudence on the of the various Gevermmenta which | manifested during a T ce months of po! and especially #0 
the t | have hitherto existed, we are allowed to depend upon America I speak to the pum mero e s bare an organi- 
ew— ' for the produce of that cotton which gives Ын to many ` those resident villages. 
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radually coming round 
