New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29
A WET cEAVEEe.

We hereby call upon all Ldiisi Fiend., IL
Iearb, Quarterly, MONTH";, !fopafsii'e, OF other
MeetDgs assembled, TO deal, end that, toO, ~
SHARPLY as the miidness Of lbeis faith viii allow,
viii. n certain leading English manufacturing
" Quaker" who las written a. uncommon!
fool Lisa and not yep homes. le.ter about Tho
Rebellion 70 another Friend ia this coIn,ryi
which Friend has been uuiriendiy enough 90
pub.ish ihe Aforesaid letter ia the newspapers,
f. the great sciudal of all ho1cst Quahers
bcr,aboat. The Ircnd ID ysw oi scarce
cotton. trims, see-saws, hens, Aaas, and hnif-
syl... IN way which has at been eqaacd
since ;ac celebrated Lord Halifax toe nthcr
o. TuumcIs. seA. great many Quakers t.
rot DID, lail; and. among others, "A ancestor @.
our OVID. We infer from this English Friend's
nr.nious as unaffected IN the following e2-
tract. that his QuaLersm is IL q hind which
would not haze been pleaiag 10 ihe souls OF
George FOX, Thomas Elwood, or Lat sfuest
of modern Quahcrs, Thomas ShlAtJe: Tor hc
says
In lie cs,e nov 50 psintul, before iri Nth ny
o regard a. iosn that your counryron North md s.1a
have not better undtocd er-h oLcr Noi ough, :. aaso
held tof.er .ad to heye lct to necessity o. -onuocns
inasac, instead o. whi.h.I unt sou have ALLOW I'd t.
s,ulto .taul under i.psrsgel-n and Na offoci e..
m A. ae a. under eohnli Of pcounafy annoyance 30 re
easd TO favored Interest. ~ Manufactures"
We shouId add that the English Friend
further iestifes: ." These are the substance vi
q" remarks often beard in the South hut
more particularly IN South Carolina Va
have mo- doubt Of il. Lets illustrate ths pre-
c,ous paragraph by b.t of reigioaf history.
Eye.i body knows that rhere hase been I've
great spnts m the s0cicty OF frend' in th's
coutr,. We select the last. What sense
would there have been in or saying to cur
nryito or Wiburte-we use these terms ior
convenience, and with no dsgosgect--wAat
scioe would there have been in our saying,
while .hs- schism waa eliminating. " Friends,
4" we regret that you do no, better understand
- each other
lyon ought 10 have hed togethcg.'
w ould not the proper answer TO this have
been: L" Friend, We advise thee to mind thy
Gown business. Thou dost moi know o. what
q" thon art talking" is precisely the up
propria.e answer 10 be made TO this English
fficld.
Bu. Wide this unsteady Friend has not a
word ~ say OF The nn and the shame Of Ne.
gro Slavery, it viii be- seen that he does men
Ego 10 charge the North with unjust treatment
OF the South. We have allowed " the So1ta
" to stand under dispnragemens and SAINT OF
" social Estimation
Have wel Have we allowed the poor ''"t.
81 to stand Uudes disparaeemoEt :" Friend, did
j, mover occur 10 you that nobody can long be
"Gsparaged Ia this world who does not
sd sparagc" himself! Does this Freud know
wlat " difparascment" mennsi We oIe moved
TO en,htcn him. Suppose 1t means "under-
..valuing have we "uDieryaluei the Social,
political, End commercial blessings 9! Slavery
Does The Friend thIuh that we hoyo erred IN
doing So suppose it means "rcprosch -
hayn'. QuaAon always reproacaod y slave
ae.dts,l Sgppo.o II means i1d'gallg lis