The New York herald., 1862-10-03


that they their brethren in m stortunet teheers)
aud doing they will nct only fulfil high duty oss
experience the noolss sra, racaisn Soa, hear & j. =
In America without feelings 0 no ordinary emHioh
Far be irosa 70 any expression, hers or else.
where, which could ee fessstre to sifter @ the pars m
that country who embarked In h fearful and almost
unpreccdented struggle which is go.rg but wiAA
evcr happens therewhatever may be the rate of the
United states-s may said tA:a hey hare certainly
i~creased cur confidence IN ths .7erW o. Aam6" ns'
% t ga @ ,Srs bnsm ws ssa mss, . ali H es sa, her
history has taught that FOR powerful ana en-
during community something else Is wanted than
confidence in tho energy Of human nature. think
shat Englshmcn cannot but remember at this moment
that those who have preceded us have achieved as
great results accomplished in America, our
Ircdeccssor did this and this society upon
sounder truer principles Cheers Happy the land
gentlemen, where freedom and reverence SO nahu n
hand cheers and proud may Ingshmen he at tn mo-
pent, when experience has proved IN 50 transcemMt
manner have solved the most difficult problem m
politics and have combined not only freedom-not ony
az venture to say, have combined freedom with
order bat progress with tradition Cheers) lnis has
become as 10 proclaim hrt ctce 10 America
yet while treat them with respect i'll their fearful
struggle let Epglishmen be proud OF that strong
society OF which members. and the strength OF
which can only be attributed the wisdom Of the prin
.cples on hch il is established. cloud cheers.)
NIX. HUBBARD, n. r., ON RECoGNlTiON.
In reply 10 the toast Of the thorough Members" Mr.
Hubbard sald-W,th regard 10 the war in America, ne
said last year that he thought that war would no. DC o.
long duration lie confessed far false prophet
that he sanguine enough to suppose the war woua
months, whereas il still carried on win
unabated herceness and If he vcntured TO renew his
prophecy he did II was because he saw all tose
causes which must ultimately bring the war % term
pation-the utter erhaas in ard inability If The Northern
aies 10 ca ~ on e war-t r iDo Of and money
anil Of the 1Hantio7ss Of The United states was IN
like switzerland, which could carry on war without money
because every there soldier for TIC defencc o
his and his hearth. But in the United States men
only fought because they were paid There the govern
ment relied chiefly imported Irshmen and Germans,
and they fought only long they obtained remunera
tion (Hcar hear) Without wishing that tins country
should make premature recognition OF the Southern
states he mast say that by the updrdle'cd fort ude, T
and marital ability they had erincea cy ndd
sto thct they 10 u 0,ihy 10 9oYe Menxiees ms
country must SO far appreciate these efforts that es the
proper time came she iooald atioa psh' % "'nGe dny
n.enatonal lo on 10 ansol~ herself IN any qmrre ios
desirable apoid gladly hail the opportunity for recog
nizng the independence of the Southern States Cheers
Mr.. LainS oH Cotton and Recognition.
From the London Times, Sept. l9.
Yesterday special meeting of the Manchester Cham
Der Commerce was held in the Mayors paror OF the
for India berg present By invitation to receive an ad
of congratuln the which had attended
his policy.
During his speech Mr. Lang referred to the cotton sup
ply from India and America at great length. He said-
Practically the only possible relief from the crisis under
Lancashire suffering must come from America
u uas has rrirdk opion that many aao'hs iUsd not
elapse lefore this horrd and unnatural struggle in Ane
rca ,vas ti minated and believed the n,s o,d shortly
come # It had already come, 'chsa teg Noatd
England, in conjunction ch Ue other great Powers OF
a r This woSid Ss no, @ only
TO England but to India 1t desirable for the nte
rest of that iormal price OF cotton should soon be
established then tie question as TO whether cotton could
be grown in India 10 large extent could be settled Az
any rate they would do well to clear their minds Of lndia
and look solely America for solution of the present
crisis AS cotton producing country India had many
advantages and far he knew only one serious as
advantage that was in the climate, which vas extreme
For six months In tie year raned in torrents and Tor
the remaining six there were extreme heat anu great
drought interrupted only by "a few precarios showers
The consequence was the indigenous cotton plant 10
stand The drought required strike ts root deeper mo
the subsol for moisture shorter and more scruopy
plant with deeper roots and fewer fbree and balls lana
producing a less quantity per acre, was the result