The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-03
The Negro Wcrshippers OF England and
isr. Linc0ln's AholiIionlsm.

irria III London Jimcs, April III
just al the Cpac u tie lrst year NJ cYil
by the deadly aniUcses Which hays grown up between
Shareholders me abOon 8 the Ainericen Minister IN
London mas been Srs'sed by an address from depuia
tion o The rIerbers - the Committee Of lie British and
Foreign Anti Slavery Society N tho ui-oIuncf III
have .aicn ca us country, ir. Adams must have re-
vel much comfort from the appreciation 81 Mr. Chsme
rovzaw Though tie d.p-t1ion might hive been com
pressed into ccaps q cab ye; u rerre ericd society
shicL IN name represents the world. an as ociaton
which Il both British and flsgn l. Inv ed by 10 bounds
o. S.rgtory nat naiiy rs spoos nau Is the spoksa
Lar OF the human faceof al among whom the socaty is
WHINE dsr.bre tracts srd gather contDutlous II
l~tnreng 10 learn what 10 c.nCt gltSp L3iy has say
IL The 3ep.c.eutayeof the Ultoi states Ia this hoar
X hls couuiTyis irial ne yrtica ois.r9 cha. as
,rlclss III he sG-iGg hGes t,H cGfF - into jo.lssH
g,fini ~ the NOS. Sasi5sic y1stes hand of uii
nnss n tie sr'1jd Is .ioc tan datdsg, and tbs two
scctiols are anrstsd by q hstrst which Is hon,
ample n the history Q. the irs,eh race The samIes
OF cur civil wars though ilcy found place among
The beat 81 whom wsS guoisni aud preGiiced ~
comparison viii the people o. tbs age Old not approach
the bitterness which now mar ostiy prevails between
North bod Seth IN America Tie ieree and ovi worls
wIjch were banded bct~en the people Of the southern
states and the sccnsofs are bcu2 sxpslei by hs
blood Of both NJ "irgeprcssibe conict has begun DO
tween The who stigruaizcd as rHlsns snd de-
bsucees kn4 tue men who we're ralcd 1t as 6rarfs,
cheats aud iyDociitr Every day We learn, from the
records q a'steiogs skipish,s, .! burning towns q
devastated plantations, 0. sCuttcd merchantmen, hor
deep Asvs isy 3,pe~nds ia',isd ~ ~ tongues ard ee
/ ri orts arerg ar tse.'ro stte.1y caonla rs.
sacA beias sts past an such The present Of the Ame.
ricsn republic. T. Y interesting LD0w bow the events
u The asy can nrress ~ aJtsaysry society, aud IN
What light views tEs t.4tas which years Of 10
crinA5''on have caused II s that The l5vl ~ ,lss
., the Bstsh aud TO-, "a Se'ioaGts Is elt ~.
ti,Tyi % mr. fTSac.g ne care tdlsjor hs clt11i-
is 81 a.l,a Sigiss NJ Adams has The honor 70 be
congratulated y ~ c>pe 81 oil ~ pTedsvgofe, erd h.
80 told ihei his I1rty rave achsved memorable sue
by placing their country n re present position.
Tho COMMITTEES reJncss w welcome h'a htbe rcpre-
sentative Of the lrt government OF tie United states
which has taken auy active measures towards the
uoyai " slavery nud u seks 81 having anticipated
lilo present time "a d. when ured0ninsnec "
teit alust tic extension o; sa'efy should Inaugural
| lev and memorable in tao history 81 tie
c1untryv But e commit DO not cgnne thefnsels es
~ praise Although AZ fsr ~ this empire concerned
ne ocesf !sO1 4 tc s,s On, Jet i Gcsires to b.
tive the res, o. The world. Tho slave trade l. s
more OF less, America cfme Alih. Ugh sea cap.
tsu has hanged there l. too mitch reason fear
that cuha, aud perhaps occasionally other regions, are
suppli, To negroes by vessels which not only Use this
American rag security against ue British squadron
but arr really owned by Now York traders. Therefore
the society stresptctfuy submits and 'Yeturss sug
eest fs propositions crd H. tiittR S,a coeenHD ~ !,
aavsa - concert vito EugaBd the means ~ siec
tuy 1t9uinr down ue trade. AZ home II Is urged "a
follow ~ tie recent legislation, which, though Il
falls short u tho rights q the slave, yot eite
promise of some greater aoljst ement Ia tho future
| A Minister Of tic prescnt uDicd States Bovefnuenl
will doubt, b. gal of this appreciation but he nay
tiuk the gNultapb Of tie society little Ill ti ed ana
as caU,se 0HectdI t,gssice The answer oi MI Adams
is formal enough, As belts the representative II
try rL,ch kaews sytoty and practically IT, GUssti u
at,cAlhcc Eagithmea Ciiy fidg aS QH0isdts. Mr. i'm
coins representative ~ t0ubt, attached bis pin
cples aud hs PARTY These bring bin very y he
opinions Of our Autsayery 50 iety and his may
be generally taken TO be Tho same those CT the ds
serton Of general principles might ~ sobcrsd by tbe
sveuts which have taken place gucn tie repIi caus
gsibea their great victory the south Tie
IN; q the slavery guestce y Amoroa requires Esrdy