New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-19
rlr. Mason Jones ni the Academy.

Mr.. MAsoS JoSTs repeated, with considerable
van atoms his remarkable lecture on the European
Aspects Of the American Rebellion, last evening,
before n very large audience, in the Academy OF
Music. Tho great popularity which he Lac
already attained in this country was yet heightened
Ivy the bold and un,hrinking way in which he
handled matters delicate, bat which lie near the
heart of The people. lie commenced by drawing in
varied contrasts pictures Of the United States
two years ago and to-day. The cause Of this change
he proposed az bis theme. He graphically portrayed
The manner IN which the breaking out Of the Rebel
ion was received hy English funkeydom and the
lears which 4, excited among the lbtrals and work
iug men. Inr'9fntally lie mentioned the attachment
Of these wO. king meg TO Our republican instiuilOns,
and expressed bis and their qualification at the
mOyeu eni here in nd OF the sufferers among them.
Mr. JOn,s Iroceci,d 10 point out tle causes Of the
delhiOn win which our cause WAS received by the
al1s' ucracy of Britain, and showed the immense
difference between the construction Of society Al
Government IN that country and IN thus. In
England three numbered families controlled The
Government, few thousand landlords owned
All The eoil-hve men owned oue-ioUrth OF Scotland,
aud five millions of adult men had no voice in the
Government. Mr.. Jones sllgmaiized the man Of
December ia eloquent terms, as tho worst enemy OF
freedom IN America, rs well M IN Europe. The as
salsn of liberty IN France could not be our friend
lie must 10 taught bis place, not by thu
pleading Of the pettnOkglg attorney, when
We had attempted, but by one hundred Mor-
itors England could not afford 20 60 20
war wiki US 10 set cotton. food, Ireland, CanGla,
commerce, and the West lrdles, forbade Il. Tic
true answer 10 til threats OF Intervention Wa Vie
tory in the Hold. Tie capture OF NIck-barg, Mo-
lille, G. are,ton, aud he hoped Richmond, would
settle the matter forever. lie gave a triumphant
auswer 10 he allegations made IN tie Secession
prints m Europe Of tie bIbarty OF the stoue block
ptc, oil Gen. buters rule ava Goa. POpo'J orGels.
The men who had bomburded Canton, ii ciiy OF
million and u bali Of inhabitants, who had seized
soIoys waen under tie lto.,otion n has OF truce,
and bl ,Wu them frOm tbs muutus Ol cannon, lnu
men who smoked out Arabs ia Alters hal Suddenly
acquired remarkable re liability. In II nno piece oi
lglc lie demonstrated that secession, ct.iod % MS
leliiiuHte res ITS wac anarchy. As fo the oauses
81 tne Sc crsiou. he wac willing TO Ike Mr. lau-
.ey.s words II The F'snmCubors Han, and NJ
'orsseaI p 10 the recent banquet "a, Liverpool
10y confessed that slavery Wac 80 Nausc, auu oe-
mst d,d lur II unlimited room i0r expansion. Mr.
Stcph,ns ~uh thht % vas the cnrntr--'onr ~ 1 cir
Government. M. Unes devoted go. siderable tliDo
To lluNlug tnaI tle l.bt Lion Was WuhoUt excuse.
Before tie war ha would not tAso voted iur tmuig
4laio cn alc patton, but since ihe Rebels had PIE
'oncd - very 20 Union, We bad but TO support iAc
Union .{uusl slavery. lCheers. AeNor Aad incl,
lerH to,u to subiImc fp,cihc es hat oi mi hon
OF men rushing 90 arms To- Hyci 'r tler Cons lu.i5n
tl,ir cl.ptfy. an tueig = lao y JriA s.. -
iny fos 49,, tae 5..,l i.r 'loir regsss. Ive,y
i'm tuc uuny knew h- we'll .u gre General 20
tG head what be- WAS hS1uug f1-.
IAc Sc,css.oui.ls b. Eu.ope ,lcU Wien lces-
deaf Lincoln called Tor ,a,UuJ ,o.autocrs. but he
hsd gu. 20 ,O0o, and n E,pu4d AVID fEnce inter-
ler,d ifcrr was a milon uoic Were they tGIc
from. loud applause. Inou,h we bad received
temporary oh.cN 40 froir.lcs ,dfl last saturday,
sea rcy-l var there diy winch testified 80 airo Iy
- NE lumolaI t.du.tu.o auH the splendid yaof OF
lAc AmciiD "A. 80 ioug as tlo Lngllsh language
should exist. that DAY would hre tho ololn'nc, U.
thc orl or aud tbo imAs iuanou o. he poet. bu'
be could not say "a word an favor oi onr hAocNtNe'
iCheoit. Inc Government tou,aed tho ieoeiH"u
with DAINTY hngers. Mr.. Lincoln should nave
thoWn tue Aoatlern leaders That ic wac ~ ehi't'
Ike should have lrc.cued 10 them The usiG all, rhA
tive Of rubui,niOn or oXtc,mlulii,h. iiad AndieM
-, K on ureu Hliyc, he wouid have rooh "ndeo ne
matter. The Southeilrrs A.d shown lm row To
fgut. They h.G ~ s,tuples; thay were hsMiuE
Wllh ioles round their n,chs tney ~"fo IA
cuui--t. Nlnr wus more, they had no intriguing
po''G nrf a. Richmond. IL was Asouuied ~ thc
,ouduct OF tila EAecuuve III Washington a ten
trI IN tho field iuust coumAni, AID, II ne suuuiled
90 orders OF whch he disupproyed. he wfA uuht Tor
his place. Tho Government 'hQuld ueel 1as lspsi