New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05
sympsshizs 70 deeplysars In land Of milk and
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Of these laborers in England las had great influence
upon the Government Of England IN reierence 10
our affairs believe but for the influence Of ttelf
nambers and their power that ut this time should
be cursed wit Intervention on the part OF England
and France, and perhaps but possibly not, Russia.
therefore deem 1t our duty that we should Coz
tribute of our overilowing wealth an amount that
will be an honor 10 our country, and will speak 10
these laborers, and through them TO the came caes
throughout the world, and show them that we ap-
preciate their efforts in our behalf aud do hone
that the ball will be set in motion this day. and that
the result will be contribution that this land may
be proud Of care not what the English press or
the English Government may say If We believe we
Gre r, rt, let Us 90 on. Cheers.l We should do
all in our power to sustain them IN this their hour
We should not hold back from any cause whatever.
Therefore hope that the ball viii roll Oh, aud in.
stead Of showing them million shall show them
millions Of contributions.
Mr. DODGE said that he regretted very much the
conclusion to which Mr.. Phelps bad come. In lis
whole circle Of acquaintance he had heard Of but
one single man who had pronounced against the
contribution.
SAA. Il. RUGGLEs-This movement should be
placed Oh nothing but the high grounds of Christian
charity Ichesrsl always keeping in view the golden
rrecept that from those 10 whom much has been
given much must be expected. Ia that view it II
tnst beesuss much has been given 10 us, much may
now he expected, and that the tine has come when
we should show our gratitude as individuals 70 the
Great Author OF our being, and 40 nation, 10 The
Grea. Architect Of Nations. AT the commencement
Of this war, ruin was threatened Us on every hand.
Every species Of evil imagined, but just ~ that
trying momen. by moss Provdsntial and signal
interp ositon, such n eoppiy OF food was showered
upon us as the world never saw before. wouId
not beittls this great cause BY placing Il upon any
ina sniacaat motive OF party advantage. would
know no nation. / would know no country. (
nj ind
prosperous nation giving 10 a suffering nation.
Wig is it that ills prosperity - 50 great !
WHY is Il that every channel Of pros.
periiy is exuberantly full Why is j, that the
whole line OF our country from Nsw-lOrk to ST.
Louis and Chicago AZ one Vast stream OF golden
prosperity at this moment Why is il that riches
are accommodating most rapidly Throughout. the
Western country, and along the whole hne OF con
yeyanco to this city I Why this phenomenon 7
Peope know bat little Of tbs subject who DO not
sec that this country never was 80 prosperous RS
now resulting entirely from that great Proyiden-
tial dir OF Cos, great supply Of food. Now that
makes us hereafter, and probably for all time TO
come tie great food producer Of The word. England
on TIC OIL Ter hand IL and must DO forever a too1
consuming nation. IL IA u case emphaticslly that
calls io. charty from one great nation 10 another
IL is not question where We have any right TO re-
fuse. /. Is plain case Of palpable daiy 10 God Of
this nation 10 feed our brother nation who Is starv
INK. Cheering.
The PRFsIDESr--It IL proper 20 state that the
Chamber vi Commerce assembled 1T 10 0 clock and
arpointed committee TO meet with any committee
which may be appointed on this eubject.
JousATHAs STUEGIs-Eariy IN the Summer the
Brilh BlOle society anticipating tnat liz receipts
of the American Bible Society would probably be
much crrtailel by tie trOrblcs Ia tls country cent
over donation OF $4,000 show their good feel
inc 10 this country and " that Society Oar Amer
lean Bbie Society MAS IN 60 prosperous a condition
that they did not need she SlJUeo; their receipts
had been more than for previous ye3rs though the
ps from the South We're cut off aud coDse uent
ly the donation was returned on the ground that 1t
was cent under misrepresentation.
NJ. krGGlEs-I hope il our action we shall en-
brace the whole country from Maine 20 san fran
cisco.
Capt. EZRA NYE-A meeting was held at the
Corn Exchange, ana "a Committee appointed to-day
for the same purpose. Almost the dying words Of
NJ CLAW were that we should never mix ourselves
40 with foreign affair; tnat we should keep up our
manufactures aad commerce and agriculture, and
grow rich and great Bat believe that II ne was
alive thr day. he would approve OF tnis mode OF III
tery ention.
The PnEsfDEST-I believe it is pretty generally
understood that charity begins at home Dat never
heard that It WAS to end III nome. tCneeFs
Mr. DoDGE presented resolutions providing for
raising and sending food Ia accordance with the o0-
iecls Of the meeting.
Mr.. ROBERT b. aIINTURS suggested the sending
Tuos. TiLEsroE-I think it would be entirely i'm
proper for US 10 SEND money. Ia what manner can
IL be sent To-day exchange on England is IS or
40 tank low, IN my own opinion, II we intend
10 fee the hungry-l won't 20 40 Ear a. some gen-
Z emen here, who propose 10 clothe them; tnat can
be doue much be.ter at hone; bus eay, and say
il froya the bottom OF my heagt let us come forward
tins line and ,eud them supply Of FOOD tnst shaii
not only sailsiy their wants, but be an nonor 10
those wno send il. likewise think differently from
INV friend who thinks IL VIII have An uniavorabie
that II viii be said that this matter has
been started from oihsr motives Than charity. Tor
NV mart. when sec "a man starving Tor bread, /
f,ail not AK from what country 90 comes. lie Is
io,norl.l. like myself and If / have tie power. |
VIII relieve bis wants. 1 would supply -four am
nroyit,gns OF every kind. Ihat u what We should
.erd gi.a that is what will DO received thousand
tiros more gratefully AID cordially thaD merely col
lara and ceais.
JouS c. GREEE-A letter was placed IN my hand
this morning to present - tL!5 eetlos. ask That
10 be read.
NEw.YoRE. Dec. ?. 1854.
He,rs Roy,L PuliPs. CH,s y. MARSHALL, and 'n.e''.
Cyaaiiif-0l IiI..tsr o. tof@ sce
pgAA sias uatI4s ia view tho iaments5e condition c.
Inc iIe En,s.u. hc1 Is owing 40 no sishi orsEe' 70
uulJiuu4I- su.ge on tlf eide % Tue ie' We p'oo,o
lu. your i. ftspe. abe tli iltea Tai N,"I's r.
uif lafianal 'ao'cr "a b. ''ea r., ln' p''n'' ~
cargo 1000 9" be- fci g. 0ur s1ueus 'h-' o.
,v i ue .lse ,hr.e people nave shown i'ioe.isA'e
IA ~ tho Nos.A when t,no Ia higher po'i
T.is ion.t s.lId.e Intended not ony IS Feii- to
hes .ucns .rljects out as token o. on r. poo 2i
Queen ana her nieant Up ior the United attes Nt'e
u t. 'e-ttl l. af 10 tho opinions .ni .ff nnc'
an ring 90 tie ADVICE oihr careI"nt has' id if.e
ALBEIT .Ac p.,sca.oa upiuio or'"e9' "4'-- OMAN qua
e.t our S,.ire to further .h cause IN te!alf Of
r s-.,r, cpi,.iy 1890 iuas. Tor zoe r.iyey t.c' %.
fru ic r- i.csA nr slp b. delivered 30 " = L'ef
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