The New York herald., 1862-10-25

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served perfect neutrality but We have permitted tne
export OF and warike stores We qeaid - 20 Gotta
pdstses-'o nc conaraes ecse i,s efs ooes iae, oa
10 ke Norl eps k3 hare De abl. 70 fhorf achaerer
0s6 Soes they rasa (ieAr, hesr.l pe.
ieve thai that course has beea right and Just. and
the statement II the fact proves that az any rate we
have not IA bias influencing the policy of this country
against any fair claim 10 consideration ON the part oi me
Northern states (iear.) Bit now, gentlemen, would
Tor a moment make an appeal 10 you on behalf o. tue
people Of the Northern siates meen 50 far as regards
% be made or them. (eat, nearl Greater allowances
are made heat and exaggeraton IA the state Of
public opinion that country under rlescut elIcum-
stances than perhaps could before fairly be claimed
for any ler nation orv consider what their preyi us
hist. N eea. Ass ReueT 6,psA ne bitser cup of
yaisfort1sis. .e8tenf and mo7f cation. Taeg hGce
rad tal IL al, hiag sAasd b done, and il
DON 3sir has ten course of prosperity ard Gd
We'll il is in humaa nature thu. people who have
been subjected e~rerience so factoring ad soolh
ing to human self love tha. should at once
learn with a perfect good grace 70 accommo.
date and submit themselves . the neeessi-
VIII we suffer. We have suffered before. We have gne
through the very aoaes o. This dsnembr against
which The Norihe people of the United states az NV
STRIVING We have gsne through ~ ana now know thai
i was not hiag Tor u after al (iiear, heard
But they have not gore through IT, and say lei US bear
kindly temyyr US ot a,lcw ourselves 10 feel the small
est irritation whenwe ouisei adyery criticized
the otAel s. ii the water; and et US be very
tous aboat indngng adverse criticisms upon them
o. TINS s'd9 81 the wafer. llieat, leaF,l Dspcai
upoa 4 tn. nj course steady pursued wi bear lis
courtesy ard Christian feeling they may expect that we
should coninee H. Hg ar or kia Ihsg stfs, neg
cuS,sl ~ q zn q laach) bat Trey lave shown aso
when the. Go,a feelings coal have ips play, that they
cntertgin warm aitlctuns towards Engiand Whatever
momen.a rla:. may cross the rlitd or tha, people
let fire ia IL rscptU tUl ef III, PY.rc6 cf Hes
ihear III e.e = ll'sa'aa e'9taes q! TIE tcbtes q
casioaly Il z s tied TO anger by sceiee his country
msag2rcaea -. or, may be, nisrel presented, let Kim
calm hs ie ce ~ g. Neiea sentiments by taa recalcc
tion. (h ar hsar) il rs ths necessary to do this
b2cavss iiaN we pretty much cf cro mind IS 70
what Is u c5ap Es kaw quite we'll thai the people of
the Northern nave uat yss drunk az the cu-hev
are stiii rlin@ - Ia Il lar irps tAet hs-t!.c cup
wAich III til rcst 81 ne world sec theg neyertjscesg must
drink o 4 aip aetc otr oeli e tns atoet SORRY ws
giaB q for III .hs SoEti. tlt here Is dOgl
hi Jega. lsiy. ..pi Aar tsdls ~ ihc Sosah Aare
~ "a IN cfei3 aE ma iEa, 0tJ eiyy a aars: asi
Mey t0ss naGe " is th-n eih.r-.hy arrs n 4
ss1toa. tlosd cto So ! cannot say that have
viewed VIII ay q ret then faErc q establish thsa
selves ID Ma~ga i aIpe3rs To me too probable tint
they hd =. abe 10 establish hca.selres there the
consequence .. thcr military that aggressive
mo .ensn would hve syn that io.aiea! !srtY aT2r-
ahlc & thcm w'tlc ha b.ained power that STATE,
t5it iact III h1tc contracted actual virtual
gaee,aanis a iAas lancai party asd n tas existence
t ao~ sg7ageliea, htaapsclg Gea ii ttef fat1e ngo-
otS9c!s q eet. (Hcar) Vow, from the bottom Of orr
hcarts We should desire that no obstacle to peace
SHOULD stu, VI mag anti iplte 'cih cera.niy The
ssecs n .he Sout.ra Siaes 50 fer regards their
sadra'ien frcm he North. Clear, hesr.) cannot
dg tcli5e tlat tsot is certain as any eeent
aes isrc cHi cgaiIgnt can b.. (tiesr, hear) But
my that great event is likely 10 haprea
TART the Ncg.u viii have 10 suffer that n,rt!fcaon
that earnestly - that inglishmcn will do nothing to
inflici additional siae, aa uYol those who
% suffer u,c (H ag1 1t may be that line might ar
rive whea Il cua be s dy nj KRrops after 1royd
Of crpcsfal'oa friendly aid towards composing the
qaarrei. I! / h- even possible tha, such time should
arrive, !cN "a ait'r that ,oRen ha' pori is spoI
shorit acd f & m irdS not ssnticl Iy he recoHec.
tois tta antiai egs ree been said ami dom tuarls
which, i,oTeve they may and fani; with !,
from me % TIM, has, we know, the highest
pace IN hcir admiration and esteem. (Cheers.)
ssEEcn o. S.a JouN rAKlNGroN NJ. r. PsEx-,.NDEr
sEcGsrAgT or THE ADMIRALTY.
A. dlnne q t.e Worcestershire Agricultural Associl-
TIA. held n n ST. Instant at Worcester, Lord North
sir Tonx rNaSGo>. sitter explaining that he thought
tn ruie excluding politics applied merely TO party poll
tics spel.s Am affairs. He did believe he
said that IN kfnpc there was any who had head 10
think and ar! t. ieel who had not been liud with
horror ai the aaanei IN which human blood being
Saed hrmia mefy heiag eatei, aud every clement a
ma cnai rfnsrc y bgAg destroyed in that airgss and
prc1ess Mar with Tecessness icasc cassd feelings II
tae dec - dsa3 on oa IN Eur PC lie believed that
those lceiirgs universal and he maintained that lie
was moi yis ting tleir rae, that he - touching
upon Is matters when, avowed orpchcnt the
present nncni, lie said that he was perfectly
willing g Gitc = csedit for the caution with which
bame to thnm: he acknowledged the great difficulty
of The question which they had had To decide
but, OF the oter hand, they hat al right to think
for them elves. al he spoke for himself alone
sgii Hothe SsSi z eei nat The tire ,glea
saae o oscit q < ,ads tyate geas io'osfs o. Erp:to
,he tE'sia'a alone, but Eegitnf in ooajensfon
.fh ~ acs All lsstiy g'h Rna ought % oGer u'e5io
Il Tco II rie ts,sts Of separation and on
Mcceag uce'.f tr'n9 Ia mediation tgas not otcci
raogti'io ,iaf He could not help expressing
hr Ga fsteEe ai Newcastle, Oh the preceding evening,
Mr. JED h4vs had created nation in the South
era states q sme Those words as coming from tte
iis u CUM iqcr csre tcrds grace fgafgdsacs,
and hc d hope he was Mt too sangaae N drawing from
that IL. scgece tn, the present fccng Of her isys
government 81 r' cler very Wiley rom that feeling
wica ne lad taken the liberty Of exercising. They
rcmentc Their own incres's irrespective Of geaera
feclires q many and lie might say the general feelings
Of civilized uaii Es--hcre s;eca interests inmedi
yesi district yca had hitherto bcea one oi tho most
prosgcsc parts q Ii country, WHARF Thousands o.
sscecl aEd Nih vt any fant e ther THROWN
into deep ering ~ this unfortunate and terrible war.
they al ~ aamoert 'ne tins wscn oppressed the
agrcaturs dist a.d whea tho cotton tsae in
the asccadpn Vow tic case was reversed: viii the
agrcviT wrfe prosperous, the laborers III he cotton
trade tte ol the deepest distress and the mCs
painfu IL r.oa lie 10 Cd that those facts woald rot
f1re ard tAil 1t would DC remembered that in
this country Wien one interest suffered all mast saer,
and that they woll all work together people
tbs casee This WAS grea. local distress, and as the
ngrcatnf Y We < ~ tsiefnus hdilion thcy Would
do wha; they coui to alleviate Il. The righ, honorable
gsailcmaa acladel o. ishng os the Worcester Asri
cultural Scciry long continuance IN prosperity and sue
Sir EDwAEs EuiwEs LYEToxs srEEcu.
lFgom the london Times, Oct 10.
The annual show Of tho Herts Agricultural Association
held ia Icrtc ri yesterday, nd in the evening the
ine,nbers dned together il TIC rown Hall The com any
a very large ce, and included the Lord Lieatean
Among the oeagary the Earl Vcruiam Earl he Ia
War, Che Right fln. SIC Edward Bulwer Lyt;on, NJ. T.,
Mr.. Giles puer ". r., Mr.. Abel smith, r., Lord Eus
taco Cecil, lion Alexander Melville, &c., &c.
sir EDWARD BULwrR LYrIes, H. T.. du his after din.
ncr epcech the other side Atlantic that
great republic which bcas.cd superb exemption from
the evils and pcris which beset ancient States aud
narchica forms OF goyeInnent khas been violently
rent Ia txo and whatever may be the issaa
or strr.gie In which, vet. only
tue lavis expenditure OF blood and treasue, dispas
sion -, m aocr tUs thas the Ion trH b. rsored,
uH5 forsqa'ed politician cos suppose ihat ts c0re Of
sagTg Ing the septa cf totich " IS the
ma sf ,rfle tsolQh IL neither t ong pdps re
moi TG,c rfui ose many startling events, tending
ana permanent caceis on the destinles oi the
human race, have scarcely before boen crowded
into pace Of short that which has elapsed
since nlst addressed you in this town. But, all tho
while sc have continued hold peaceful meetings
honor of that agriculture which, as the earliest art