New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-02
Mrs. Beecher stowe NJ Glasgow.

On Friday April -, banquet held
in the City Hail. Glasgow in honor of the authorizes Of
Uncle TOMS Calm The Hall completely filled. there
being upwards of 2OO persons present hundreds of whom
had taken their places than before the pro
ceedngs commenced. The majority were ladies'.
After taking tea the Chairman Mr NJ Dowal introduced
Nus Stowe in very able address Her reception Of
the most enthusiastic character which Mrs Stowe rose and
Acknowledged.
DR. Wardlaw then and moved the following resolu-
ton:
ton and ssow assembled with no ori.
PSGSss Se @ sT1u s%ops Ssm Of Ms aa Sss
stowe They feel obhsd BY her seespns with much promp
tended to express they bore = her honor which
CABIN "a WORK Of humble name But Of S sSseocs sSd @O,s'
wide eeseys me ieiey OF whose conception moro taaa
uevoeree Of m ae'nsy is sSqui. .aptson % is aomesh-
OF its ehasetenby the purity Of rs religious and mOr. prne
Powerful appeas Judgment conscience hear
wok indeed Of whose Sterling worth ss ,uFe te.i = be found
humanity in AL classes OF society, that no humble
ss +. SSns been S IL
the literature OF . or OF any other age and county They goss
Professor Of Theooses Literature in the Andoyer rhsoose, SENT
literature thsoogan, recently placed him
nSet o ye Sds the same and sSSh he % me
.rt Of freedom with be Partoe aud oas "a them.
self They delight TO thinS Q; the amount Of good to e q
done and 70 anticipate the s er smoun It ye destined to DO,
fiction AID whatever further effort, sire may be hoa9rod q
s9 T es n s ssd r sa os "d' and
The Rev. gentleman said cannot but feel myself hon
ored in having been requested 10 this resolution In
doing so have the happiness of introducing TO Glasgow
audience a lady from the Transatlantic continent the
raordnary production of whose peE referred TO in the
oution, had made her name familiar in our country and
through Europe she appeared in person among
NV Judgment and my heart alike fully respond 10 every.
thing said in the resolution respecting that nim,ablo
work. Sorry are that Mrs Stowe should appear
among in a state Of broken health and physical az
hauson No who looks at the cabin and at the Key
and who knows ought Of the effect Of severe mental
labor the bodily frame will marvel at this. We
fOndly trust and earnestly pray that her temporary
jOurn among may, by the divine blessing recruit her
strength and contribute TO the prolongaon Of lie so
promising OF benefit to suffering humanity and thus 10 the
glory of God. Cheers Meanwhile she enjoys the happy
consciousness that she is suffering in good cause
better there could not be- II is which involves tho
well being corporea and mental physical and spiritual.
temporal and eternal OF degraded pundered oppressed,
daIkened brutaked, porshng millions. And while de-
light in furnishing her for time with peaceful retreat from
the wrath Of menfrom the resentment ofthose who did
they butrghy know their own int rests would havesned
upon her and blessed hewe trust she enjoys aud ever
will enjoy queness and Of an iSfnsly higher
order the Divine Master whom she and seeks to
honor proving 10 her. IN the terms Of his PROMISE
"a refuge from the Storm and covert from the tempest"
Enthusiastic cheering Ii may sound strangely that
when assembled for the very purpose Of denOuncng prop
eny in man" should be putting in our claims for share
ofpr0perty in woman. So however il s We claim Mrs.
Stowe rs ours renewed cheers not only, but still
She is British and European property as well as
American She is the property Of the whole world Of lite
and the whole world Of humanity Cheers Should
our Transatlantic friends repudae the property they may
transfer d cir share Laughter and cheers-Inosi gladly will
accept the transerence Mrs Stowe has tax her place
the platform of this great gathering Of which she is her
self the attraction and the nucleus supported and eounte
nanced by few friends OF her OF the niquites
and horrors OF slavery say nothing leave them 30 those
who follow me- and especially 10 esteemed trsns
atlantic friends themselves, DIR Stowe and Rev Edward
Beecher OF the brothers of the gifted lady whom
This evening assembled 10 honor. The subject is
which happily all of one mind The entire ques
ton indeed is wrapped up in that divinely simple and d.
tho Of
and practical conformty TO It's principle would in
ment anDhlae slavery and sweep from the face OF the
earth all social wrongs Therefore all things whatsoever
ye would that men should do to you do ye also to them
likewise
Dr. Robson seconded the resolution which was cordially
agreed &C.
Prof Stowe was received with great cheering He said,
Inhabitants Of the free City OF Glasgow in the name Of
Mrs Stowe and in my own name have 20 thank you for
the warmth Of your reception but cannot ind words
do IT, Is il true that all this aectonate interest merted
Great applause cannot bel feeling in regard 10 that
book. u don't specks anybody ever made that book,
specks il grOwed." Laughter Under the pressure OF
hOrrd Fugitive Slave Law the book sprung out Of the soil
ready made exceedingly regret that in consequence Of
the very feeble state Of Mrs Stoves health and
engagements OF public nature which be prefer
mted on account Of any private feelngs-we are not
ceived in the way we could both wish We are not
able to spare you the time which you DESIRE
Had time permitted and feelings been
consulted should have gladly settled down among
entire summer Applause But this be; the state
Of Mrs Stoves health is such that she cannot bear SO
much kindness and my own engagements are Of such
character that must be in many distant places and by the
st Of June must be again nard at work in the United
States Scotland has been distinguished for her love
Of freedom. And though almost all the religious denom
nations in the United States are 10 great extent silent
regarding this system Of oppression yet there are do
nominations which have never been silent Two denom
nations have stood firm for the old Scotch Secedes
and the de- cendants Of the old Scotch COyenansr have
never been ent on the subject Of slavery Never have
they been ell mt even in the savehOldng States Cheers)
1t IS true thai Of the Scotch Seceders have fallen
away into sayery notions and gone with the current;
Scotch seeding body There also other bodies
free from slavery opinions but they are not bold
those 10 whom have alluded These are of the class
who polite and easy N their language There also
other denomination free from the faint Of sayerytne
disciples Of old William Pennfor there 10 MT Quaker IN
the United States who owns slave. There - no. = :
Quaker who can slave without beng ejecsed at
from the Society Of Friends. AT one time, long ago,
IN ny Of the Quakers held slaves, but they were told
that was wrong and they appointed committees TO labor
among all who owned slave They did not denounce the
system at public meetings but they passed resolutions and
appointed committees visit every individual and to labor
years hey succeededI do not know indeed that in sss
than 10 years every Friend in the United States not
free from the curse Of Slavery Cheers And had other
denominations pursued the course there would
this day be a Slave in the United States. No. not one
lCheers believe that the passing OF the Fugitive Slave
law the desperate effort and the dying struggle Of the
system Cheers But there are real difficulties connected
with the Slave question in those Stats in which Slavery ex-
s AL the social habits Oft people are CONNECTED MN