New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25
Mrs. II. d. Stowe a, stafford Hease.

Fran, The London Dsfl1 News May ~.
On Saturday last Number Of ladies' and gentlemen az
ss.blsd Al stafford House. welcome Mrs III stowe 10
thb country and 10 give express Persoosy 70 tns ie
peet o, sdmrstiOn which are felt for That lady
Among those present observed-fhe Duke and
Dusbess Of sufhsriard the Dake and Duchess OF Arzy
De Esrl and Countess Of Shsesbury LyTd John BASEL
Lord PJmerston, the Ear, OF I@'e hgns . zoe, '"
Dpblin kr and Miss Whately Lord Eoringion, Lord
Blsptyre Mr. Russell Quincy Lord Cltods smilton
Lord Glepeg The Dean Of 81 Psars the rev T Ern
Taylor the Rev Edmund Holland, Mr. and the Misses =
W. Alexander, the Earl Of HaTovby, M ana MRS l.
and Mrs. Cornelius Hamburg, Mr.. a. Harwood Mr. ana
Nrs epicer Mr. Elrnsley Miss Pdnge Mrs Elpsey Mss
Besley and Mis- Webster Mrs and MIS- 6arney, nr An.
Nh Jos Triton the Chevalier Bunsen Mr. Mary HOWE,
IaSv Dover Rev r. LairObe Mr.. Ernest Bunsen Mr.. and
Ms. Benson Rev Mr. Beeeher, Nj: H. e. Quincy Mrs.
Price, SIR Robert n Ingls, Right Hon. H. ba1ouchere'
M (3eo1ge Lady Louisa and Mis- Finch, Mr. MoncktOn
Milne, Hon. W Ashley, SIR David Dundas, Hon C. How
ard Captain j. Tr0tter, DIR. and Mr.. Sutherland Mrs.
Gysinger The Misses Rudall Rev H. Burgess Rev T. Bin
ney and Mrs Binney, Sir H. N BuxfOn Mr.. 7 Fowen Bax
ton Rev Dr. Sesne Mr.. j. Gender Mr.. and Mrs.. j Cook
Evan Rev. }. sherman, Mr.. Fowler, Mr. g. Oiphan' Mr.
John hacGregor, &C. &c.
The company their arrival usheTed through the
mag i6ceDtsue Of roOms the principal floor 70 the pho
turt gallery the east end where the Duchess Of Sutner
knd and distinguished party received her guests Mrs
Betcber Stowe accompanied by her husband Professor
btewe her brother and Rev MT Blnnsy WIN whom 'ne
present staying, cordially welcomed by her Trace
Mrs SOweis rather below the middle size She was ry
but plainly alfred AMI wearing head dress her appear
snce formed remarkable contrast with the nnmerou.
gepps OF ladies' anayed 10 all the Dancy and variety OF
6fgtfOficfte
7he DUKE Of Sutherland having introduced Mrs Stowe
10 the assembly the following short address was read and
prevented 10 her by the Earl II Shalte.bury;
EAO.H By the Duchess and he ladies
women y EHsssd xnees he soSls. q
sners dem 6 day address which has received considerably
hey have 70 the United sse
eonsnns % The care ,h9e whom you have ~ sni
s.e cemaittsss and indeed Of the whole
The countries and we cannot but believe that are foster
h iS iy NE po'p of vast Genius and Dtsiscfa
s s sae S19 t ns o bap cue
Kew Mr. Beecher (Nrs Stoves brotherl after fe pre-
fa0ry remarks Of acknowledgement and hauks I'D the
kos ing letter which bad been written to his sister
Any .,ss Of The @s results Of my effort. the cau.s Of
md ns oos Sos pride Ala: without uc6 Kind md
s T Ss such e " much
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The .e T md Ss sT hut Sd :, s hard s g. good
that reye, sppIeea,ed y those for whom We .aee our
sisrisS ,Is name when the
s,n G s.Ss. ,ses for b. or Tps rsee
Zen ssn. Of the sh q the poor and the winners 10 The oopss
toTy hardy ihe rs@sne4 only to the Divine Mos
plan. Of procedure this s.us are simple We follow The
Of tie almost power Of the avebod venture
that nsyI before .ss En- tOera based upon 'nsh oS
sns Of the people II ssvsbOders only and
saTewsi Su sa wRsnsvsr ne course sSen
vheb only labor Thus the ownership Of slaves
places thtgl at on the side Of the men IN power -
be Induced hom uAu Can the lame walk or the bnd
hand uusc spirit and uaulnes' into seTsats
,ysy % are I rol ne % the slaves Of the slaves
"sl the ship because ave up . 70 give up
al ev,npsl elsytoe Of TIC can't give i up because
ssr, we we must est, and eat Of them only.
We trust ~ Providence bit We trust wh our 70 ne wn
Tsi least thn hsy u'uerabe which
Tpssnd ads usthus France Ouery ell mankind
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s s.. s1 De s1s oa s faS
the wy Of Providence the % . Ss b S me
HsmsIs am yet aAtteI bat
s Ssd .s 's UncS TOM. CABIN TIE fruit sSyc
sss S:s nc s .sS S ID n s
s S BE s Sss' %
ssrlbsnsd and be peace with aud tru,.iu of God
ton Of he ssdiss. q &c Sdss Of provided
s.s. principles and my purposes Though all the world LOST
Ths advocating e@,sg,elPaoa on The
ou VII be greatly Increased Uncle much read in
s s. s e Ss ssSS Sa S'' s1
which hope th unme. to strengthen VIII an seer eato'
"Your obedient servant, G. NJ CLAY"
After pasking Of Refreshments, the ladies who were
present oongrcgaod In OF the splendid saloons apart
Mrs stowe seated between the DuchesSes of Suthe
land and Argyll entered into conversation with her numer
visitors
In the course Of ber observ atoms she stated that the "a
dies Of England not at all aware OF the real state OF
feeling Of the ladies of America the subject of slavery
must not be judged of 10y the answer sent to the address
nor hy the statements In the American newspapers The
ladies Of England not 10 be 1t all aware OF the deep
feeling Of sympathy with which Uncle Toms Cabin was
received IN America long before Il known in Eng and
The press In America bad invariably spoken highly OF
Uncle Toms Cabin. The first word that ever appeared
In print against Uncle Toms CABIN the article in
The Tmts which reprinted and reeohoed in the Amor
Fcan papers and widely circulated in the form OF tract
The bitterness aud anger manifested against the ladies'
address showed how much rs force had engaged the sdvo
Gates Of Slavery Ladies in England happily igno
rant Of Slavery yet that address had shown sympathy
and sympathy very sweet There no bitter feeling
betw the ladies of the two countries but the ladies Of
America cannot because Of their husbands personal and
political feengs stand forth and say what they feel on the
Subject Some had said that " Uncle Toms Cabin" was
now forgotten but II should be mentioned that 10000
copies OF the Key to Uncle Toms Cabin sold In
three Gays. The practical question was, What can be
done 10 forward this great work She looked drs 20 God
but also could de something sympathy must con
nue TO be expressed British ssbiec in Canada must be
educated
The use Of the free grown Gotten must BE- encouraged
aud there were other NAYS R which this great work may
be aid ed by the people Of England remembering hst aer
all the Issue in the hands OF Him thst or1ereth ali tangs
The company began TO disperse soon after O'Clock
every appearing % De thoroughly gatded with the
interesting proceedings Of the day,
Mrs Stowe and her friends were among the last 70 leave
and accompanied to the entrance hall by the DuckeS
OF sutherland, who there tOok leave Of her guests
Hrs. Steve az stafford Hsase.
From TIE DnS News
The suthoress of "Unole Toms Cabin" was on Satur.
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