The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-24 00:00:00

ring
isished the late events in France. In reference to the sub-
ject of this motion I wish that our brethren of France could
have heard the wonls which Mr. Jeffrey used with respect to
then ttional jealousy between the people, because we do not
give our money, we respect their delicacy and the unwill-
ingness of the nation to receive it. In every British resi-
dent in the capital they will observe the face of a friend.
The Lord Provost has done himself and the Town Coun-
cil imintmal honour by coming forward on the present oc-
cssion.--(l,oui and long continued applause. )—They will
Nee that the sentiment, which brought us together, was
not the cause of any party or any faction not even
the canoe of the people of Britain : it was the cause
of every honest intelligent man, it was the cause of the
human race. 11Ir. Cockburn then moved the following
resolution:—
" That the sneetin: is restrained at present from making
any tender of peettnilry aid to the inhabitants of Paris
who have suffered, or whose relatives have perished in the
contest, by the conviction that no such measure is neces-
'ary, either to attest the intensity of its sympathy, or for
the 1.
re id of the friends of those who fell in the sight of
'Oh citizens in, such a cause ; but that if any circum-
it4,r, "WI sense which shall seem to render such a con-
tribution proper, they are confident that it will not be ne-
filet.7.:shy the inhabitants of Edinburgh."

%lr. J
AMES NAIRN!. W. S. wooden this resolution,

br. Meettrq .
oart read the third resolution—
" That these resolutions he communicated to the Mayor
and Municipality of Paris, with a request that they will be
Pleased to make them known to the people of that city in
such manner at they may deem !req."
Mr. JAMS SIMPSON, One of the Assessors of the City,
said--My Lord Provost, there is something exciting—
soMething intensely novel, in the very mode awl medium
by which this tribute of our sympathy is to be sent to our
neighbours, who are so well deserving of it.—(Much sp-
ill:new.) It is through the peaceful civil authorities, re-
cognistal and respected and quietly performing their lune-
tinns) As if a revolution had not ben. Never before did
we approach the French nation but as a hostile camp—
marthunded by merciless legions, and their ferocious leaders.
teolc at the history of our mutual relations. Never have
ktwn the French people, but with the jealousy of
L'e‘s Junk
in peace, or the ferocity of enemies in war. In vain
A"t for a point of friendly confiding contact. The
Itincourts and the Cressy,,, threw between us, fur cen-
turies, ti clottd tinged with blood ; and the Blenheitns and
the Waterloos only deepened its dye. Gild it as you will
with the poetry of romantic gallantry with all that
sparkles in chivalry, and all that dank, in glory. Our
contact with France, when stript of these tabs trappings,
And looked at with the steady eye of reason, moral senti-
ment, and genuine Christianity, has ever been one of mu-
tual hatred, and mutual butchery ! Oh ! for the eloquence
moral
could give fitting utterance to the feelings which the
floral contrast calls up which has brought us here to-day !
"(APplause.) It speaks to the itusgination and the heart
like the soft green of a new created world, springing up
from the brooding darkness of chaos—it is like the angelic
Nee which whispered "Fear not !"—the strains which
lung " Peace and Rood will to men !"
A variety of other resolutions watt moved, after which
the assembly dispersed.

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