New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
that ,hev can hend all The horrors Of ,hi. war TO

ina'ou, and Guild ray: "Ne'y well, we
10 ly down our ar,us On ore co'ol Fl.' ~.
teaGy TO renew the cOmpa'ii We ere ,e1"' :; sycry
il rcrre;ual; we are ready TO attach 70 'aVy 80,
guarantee ard security that yon can ll"sH. ~
your b,laiu0 ma fast; hut nlon ore couii" |
Won shsl s,sure us that there shsH be 80 ih'c',II
epce with our domestic iustilnl"hs ~, !,
men Nc have had he ear tndt ti'' "liI,.olr
!, ,re,a ,nade would receive very ih'Oih"ie rev!
Uo., b.,ri think that 1t MAS wei e'a'e' ny
- Ill rollraoue Lord Russ-lI, thai Hls
~ s. ,trncqle on tie side for 'upIeuacy AZ q
an IN, other ride for irdei ender'e. l'heSis'I
Nov cepilemeu, canhot but cymp''I'|e WI" NV"
wIo are mnhine The Struggle for sui reni"y' IL Is
rrniul 10 surrender great, al inns osirg ard mag
,;d,s1t pn,ioIa nifty. W., the English people, III
.'lertinesluyefe iiat pain. |" Hear; Hear.
We know what it was. q Hear; Hear. Oli
George upon the 'hronc WHO had the ltelinSs oi
m EuplishmaI I--wheth.r yon Il ay ~ prove hi lol-
cy Ia al ;iings or uoi, he vas 'rne shnah ~
henit aad senlinent--til GeOr,e lii. Ii lis heart
rent IT, twain Ly the lateIaiiOn OF The ein,l
when the An eIican colonies were parted from us'
But gen'l,ur n, ! thiuk feel Ills, thai The eNie-
leu,e wi ic " e have had in our naiO al history III
som, degite qlye- us tie m-aus Of jodei'g of the
pros.c,is Of tiis Amt rian struggle better Than 'hose
Wlirn sIe pOsstseeG By TIE An ncanr thtnrtiVes'
We have iet tia' after tie rain OF tina t.Ve hnce
WAS over we came 40 | neth to r9'E'iIe IL az
good srd We are thsi kiul that HE Ani-ii'un colo
mics yer, larici iroa ~, Jteau,c We uI'6 u ~ We
could not have Governed them - mu'h tor mel" o"h
advantage as they have been enabled tT govern
{. en- elves. Cheers ScIo leIeour NJ! 10y 'hc
Nor bern ate. Are Eteat cal roe ee' ID ~ q
times tlaD Scotland; bat the flf i-hhah a. We DO
the Scorciinan knows that hen u was the oiJrci
of Eugl nd 10 es'a0liah by fore supremacy over
Scotland the och proved ihoms IL % ,e " al
aie called " vey ugly cusicn6is tlaH- tci ], ad az
iorCth 20 wac rot d exercise OF i"I'e enl y ""s
seuse OF Caicy and prudence on 10th SIDE 81, VIeo
ln the main ly natural circumstances, w u lea va
The union o' tie two kim dpms. But NE poll
lion of the Northern States j. il; 1--WE Won
let YOU Yo;" the Io.ion Of the Son'hern
.t,s IL. We are determined 10 Co..
Now, gentlemen, ycn are uen of bnsl'es-i emo u
ouo %; you lave got paItner aDd lie want u se"-
rare from you, ak YOU wheih,r, IN ti' long rn',
f. would not be diiou ~ hold Aimi Laughter
Boz ass yOu SUP oslup yen coulI hoil ih't
prrtner---utrO-ing You co1 Il conuve sonnr l"dci-
ture OF partners II, by wich sh"hic aDalc,'e Us
Zee will and ie Himself TO yon like % captive to ,he
chariot wheel Il a yiclOr. but t. sill retaining ah
alrugied ari--nO common inieresi iD yuuf bnsi-
Irss-a desire to trip yon az, aud rn.tafia-' yon-
WHY Say, you woa Id not hold hat phiner II y"n
conli. i.au- liter and Oh err. lhc Northern states
Of Amerl "a have undertaken military cute prise oi
oaorn ous difficulty. II il bu' ieir, thrd iua' We
shCud record our sense o. the yati and liShiic en-
fr. les Which they have uniulicd III TIE prl-etu
ton OF that military eaierpnse. titnr, hear.l
Iiey hsve hsd cerlaln tnccess III the Irl.'
Bat penilsmeu, oc1n | isli lack "n our tnGh-h
rxu ritycc If yOu revert To tie annals Of The waf
rf deueudeuc. tet .seeD the American Colonies
and liz cOuUtry, where were TIE succth,e. III 'u'
f, ld II ilpi war L. WIS not Tor want Ol success
in tie ield that we clint conquer The American
+ toloiies II wgR thi.--thHt wien we iouuu lbh
we haO suece,ses in the field We were 10 nearer or
object than before II l. lot the question, when you
.ru rndeaVOriug 10 conquer CohItry, Nhegief y"n
can b., ak NJ us emballed armies ANA diive 'Nem
od ihc Ilain where they have eoniended "l u !on
ia fiuDt; The qu. ION Is thls, and THIS aonewh"ih'
fe4r Of fh-
ton. 1" Hear, Eeat' and cLerrs Ii NJ 10 not rel
u,on separation, it may be conquered; h1t II II J.
ret upon a sepsraiiu and the blood OF Whsiing on,
nd OF lie men of W. I:t OF Iis day siIl runr u
The veins # IA. - ". . uhai, Southern AmeIica,
ien H. j. a. bu, unpO BE Tat The Mill aty Oblet
should be- effected; an1 If the DlhfWy Object
were effected, the civil snd Iohiica dih-
cuies remaining would reuoer that military sncc",s
a cniee aud misery to thOso wDo had achieved n.
We'll gentlemen ~e III ilis conntiy are ~ tbe bnbii
of ~ uu s, eaku., aud it /, well, ink nfon i!ls
eubircf con-, ieiitR the ncirnets ana nus'y oi "hf
relations with al tuose who inlabit The American
/ Comment HAT should test oar minds IN regard
C. tie ,rnriuerls with Which We We" what on
have veil C lied tins "deplOr,ble struggle HHv
the Almighty 0-I OF eVenie Orug that struggle
quickly 70 All end. For the ke oi ou''el'e-, cor
ile sake Of tie Americans above nll, may 'l"
s,rngDle quickly reach it, termination. May = at
IKE place Lot wh G, we wish or prefer, bul ahicn
is Tor the peace, happiness, and welfare oil the
ihhahitauis of that tUnitfy, lie they W. le OF he
toy acS. Hear Bat, eeniieucui we "i-o Ie'l
the airiu and deIlorale elect, tins struggle upon
l. iri posriJe 10 DENY toeu, rot upon our
selves alone but upon other coIAties Oi Luropealso.
Frsuce Is suiieIi. g BeLiug i suffering, every
coiItry thst las a cotton La uiacture a. sunelhg
] grcvousl,-uor gievously 10 proportion 10 w
nuabcis employed han III this conntry-Iecn1sr in
those countries there is not tens OF indep-Id-
ence, there Is gieaer oisposiio 10 Ian ul on tie
I Government for help than hbWi'y prevails among
2 onr,rlyes. Bot When we are tpli uy Az organ II
American opinion tha' ElrOl OF ta.t England has
Dem.veo uuianCromely 10y America {. ei toe utmost
ooniidente thai the fual verdict II history VII b.
j.: That there never AN Occa-lo" in which 'e
civi zcd nsliuns Vi The world ia gen. nj bole, aud
Lad been content 10 bell, 50 much real misery, re-
sulung from u civil end mnuicip qu9rrl lu another
state without inte,Isren,e here hls Lecu Oh Tie
present occasion. Hear, ear.
Mr. Gladstone then eXiaiisted on the patience
with which the fOOr We're eldlIiug their trou.l-,
and the kndiy cAOrls y ich were made by ;Aeir
employees and others TO alleviate then distress.