New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-15

bs s.ter TIE profits Of the platter re the 'ro1 'a'
4 witch alr wages Dust be p.ih; cnseq1en'iY lucy
have = con uoD inorest, AMI he oosh, "a rrJ"ce "
sv.tf.g tb AZ tends ably ato without aon-e 10
~ tr,f, If The plao,.r. tHear, hea' Thsi many
nnIter- have suffered that Any VII c"btaur !" NV
fr il under is BE sbd III se p>-ticnisriV VII s,u1'
hos- .sia,.s sre j, oftgsse J. may De $50, IN
c.,d that all depends upon that anc ID :, Dose Nho'e
aye no. uLder ID r 2 .ge tJurl-hiug but ~
very Rrrat any estates unOrtur ary In nat cou-
oitop tear tt,t considerable proportion of pfop'sr
t,r- hsye suti, re- But there have been msny sur,
f.rers also ny their advocacy ct epancip'n"n' an''
v hen I oenticp the nsue Of Mr.. Stephen | an re-
II n,i,d ui the la. act vi his pubhc hle wh'n na''os
been the steady supporter Of the then G1Ve,nbeu',
be- in he year 1878 gave up his place 10 Aa's r
aud all bope of AID ret ed into pnVa'e
becaus. be con-cenously differed from bis POLITICAL
frepds-'h- Government of the day in question re-
pardrg Africa and the slave hade. Such men also a.
C.o &c Tbompon anf Others, both IN THIS country ana
the United S,,t.s 6espising the danger to "hlco 10
..p. cases thry were eXeCsed, and the boss whlcn 10
a. cs.e. they underwent, ls5or.d IN TIL, great ans,
good cause ono honor be 70 their names lCheer-
could anne other instsnces az d II were u@' $s9su
ard sheht matter C. pared with the sacrifices which
OF, e'. have encountered, nigh, my Fn case.
ILoud cheers Ierucge Dor, but look back ~itn ss''
.fsc and Del gh to the labor Of yearly 20 yeere IN
the cause; but was about 10 sts'e different kind of
secr fee @tich Insne meat cteerfay. Loot sn es.
a. ,as West Inoies witch should not Guc1 have
valued sLd lest also sn estse in the North OF Ei-
gland wbich sbopld very much have valaed, by
kin Individual who ned made me- his heir to both ss-
i,,es steiiI his viii, because would not, in 1893,
abandon the csuse Of emancipation. lCaeers l
have grown Old in the lsbors but this is occasion
on which may cay,
zen u 5uf al - I've heir won,ed FIRE"
I, s difficult avoid feeling ~s of What one has
Dot bternitted but oily reased 10 Pte-sins and re
ls1ed Of late years became the ocsa-on hsd cease1
ne noble AID learned lord On resumng his seat vas
lsld = Oh. ere6
Gov. Hu sa ,of Barbadoet) proposed the first reso-
lno- N which The meeting ioyfuly recorded its :sia
.sc leo at II retrospect of that great acs naooa
'ius ice and sound policy the abolition oil slavery 10
the Br, so coonles aid sirG ed that .oe emancpsteu
population Rad riumphanty vindicsed their right 70
tr,ed,m The honorable gentleman en'erered al coz
siderable length into the question Of the comparative
coz, Of free ami slave labor and speaking from DIS OWL
e,uerieuce backed by competent authority, he unhes
;,,;ng decIeo in favor of free ,b)r the cheaper OF
tLe two le quoted statistics also TO show the wonder
fol forts when were beng made by the iaborng
class,s a. Barbsjoes for the spresd OF education.
Mr. G. Thou pson, in an eloquent speech, seconded
the motion ana II w.s carried nnaoim' usiy'
TIE Hon. Am.sis " olker Of Massachusetts, proposed
The .,coud r.sols ion which also carried uuani.
mousy II deploed that Slavery was Sun n'Sibl ane
by var vrs civilized nations and that the save uaoe
9th all ~ lorurs was still pro,ecued in coOtIaven
lion irehties AMI in defiance OF all the attempts 10
suppress il but reoced thst in the UNI Ell states
aro lie. where there were various societies ensagea ~
promoting the extinction Of those inquiries, anu y
wished them " & d speed.
S.veral ether speeches were delivered which were
lonely atp-uded by the audience and the proceeding,
te. minated with a ~eLmeri ,ed compliment to Lord
Rr ugham for his exerons in the cauee OF emancipa
tiur srd biz conduct II the chsr.
We hsve ie ason 10 believe that Mr. Dallas has re-
Gently placed in the hands Of Lord John Russen DIS
patch from Washington in which 1t is stared that the
Uli.d States Government have resolved to abaDdof
private ern and thus 70 accept the declaration re-
80. ctirg tins portion of maritime law agreed upon al
the Cor prsss a. Paris in 1856 This il not probable
The amount of the deb, of Inds on the first Of May
1855 is returned as the cum of eco 704 ,0e4, of whct
$50 COS was registered" debt, aud the res
H. atiDg.