New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09

politics o the Fast sas psyv. snyre ths chet
port sna ci'fte 81 wh.A Eg ~, .ftecacn Of tss
allied fleets and the open country ana, sre,. w.. ~ The
people under the dominion of native pree.de, Sueb
sste ofthng cannot last long Tor /. would in fact be an
attempt 10 maintain the head separated from tbs M
n must b. determined sni concluded cher by e,o,ussf
ofthe prsfendcr easy afr or by ackn5~lsdrin1 "a
We have dorefu 50 many Other ,-S,.. tts Hs. II COG
ques. and the libsrsy Of nddcrk yossn .ems. I'D
choose their raers.
Presentation Of an Address T. Frs. ssowe.
Asoirse took place on The eysssg {. s..y a.. atRs
Rooms ST. james st. at the instance Of the Brish and
Foreign Anti Slavery Society for tho purpose Of presenting
address 10 Mr.. Harriet Beecher stowe. TaeEs
crowded attendance The was elegantly decorated
with estoons Of and leaves and on pedestal az the
hack Of the platform was placed euss % Nh s'owe
On Mrs Stowe appearing the platform she was loudly
cheered She accompanied by her husband Rev PrOt
stowe and there was also the platform 8 number q
ministers Of religion Of various denominations
Joseph Surge Esq presided in the absence ofhe Esf
Of ShS sbury from letter was read by NJ Ch.nerov-
COW, the Secretary regreiing his unayodsoe sosencs
Of church and 10 open ragged school sinisr letter
was read from the Earl of Carlisle.
The Chairman expressed his regre, that, owing 10 the
crowded state of the room and the delicate health Of Mrs
Stowe impossible for each one present 10
sOna odueon her The address had been sgreed 70
the preceding day AZ meeting OF the COMMITTEES OF the
Anti Slavery Society presided over by Mr. Samuel Bcwley
upon whom he would call to read the address.
Mr. Bowey then read the address from which we extract
Madam e with s. Of deepest teres. that TIE cse
ne o. ne b1a ard foIeEn AnnsAvey SOC on osss o.
sSoI. Uncle Ts. c.ss oTss s.s hum.
more e. than described sppssncs
.gsas 500 esa forth Ss o. hosssi
ms w distant period ,cco@psh il. ent &c ssooa
not 1seno 10 tos extraordinary merits Of Uaes Toms Cabin .s
hOre, such snd snthsc sprsass %.
earnest peiy which peryde m nresns express
Bestowed sro1 you s saS ne ss write as a, r
preserve end bless YOU amid All henors ami enable yOa
aapful humble abundant
Hm al The Glory and ali the praise We dsse 70 feel stal
sound anti avery principles 10 country, bar cannot
ca we have cause for humiliation and shame existence
Of che melancholy fact ths large proportion Of the ,s
World used 70 minister the comfort and the Dtuy Of
slavery BY law on the one hand ana ;npPCns BY i ,ssS End
but we are conous hat our poon 4 such As AZ as, si
sJsy as, Of ,1S %,s: II Eel SSs
US to WISH cur hsnds q Tbs nqu aed 70 seek By every s
Tue Christian philanthropy no geographical limits
Of suffering and oppression Il asvste his sprrow
aIor. Tear o. ynghy over te Ssn, whss az. ao
srd symyshs will be aroused and strengthened the
vert over The touching pages Of Uncle Tom, Calm We have mara
rouny 10 country with feelings OF thrilling interest for we tus b.
The divine blessing uTo1 the sGspns influence and Christian ,ss
for the happiness sna he harmony Of the haun m 10 The
mend the dowrcat slaves for freedom and protection and ia the
in Gods bsd hasten the soroa, work o,hst
hon we crave Gs, m S.'E :, well the Ss,0s ws s.
Of the highest e',een aud respect dear madam We Affection
icusiey subscribe ourselve your friends snd e,ow aborerL
Several the address loudly checed On Ia concis
the Chairman received from Mr. Bowey aud presn,edit %
Ms. Stowe, amid loud Cheering.
This was followed by speech from Prof Stowe after
which the Chairman expressed hope that all who
BAD it in their power would do their utmost 70 pro-
mote the growth Of cotton and sugar in India
penny subscription bad been set foot not personally
or Mrs. Stowe. but 10 enable her TO promote the
abolition of Slavery One lady had collected much ~
g. and in all about q 800 bad been raised Cheers A
here were various modes in which the money might DO
Denefcaly applied TO tract societies and Others In Amer
ca, il proposed to make II more Of national tribute,
BY enargng the subscriptions and the noble Earl (Shafes
Dury) who expected TO preside. had given donation
# ito. Cheers He recommended that those who
wished TO discourage American Slavery should use Irish
inen instead of cotton Hear
A chair then placed for Mrs Stowe In front Of thu
,latf nm and the audience passed below in succession al
er caution from the Chairman that they should not at
mpt TO shake hands with her The company then retired
10 partake of refreshments.