The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-06

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nav. Which are oa1sng On Lac Eagiish government. 4
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sioa Of errors ana faise hopes whoh we have no right
RsoognisOn appears eGscssn nos In words 70 y their
ehaAum. and MA having YEA thought proper 70 gtve
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that enscquencs Of this reasal The only seanbianoo
o. oC,. 80 between them ana ourselves should b as
solved, We can only hope that part friends with
people Who have done nuoh 10 deserve respect and with
WHOM " bave certainly ~ reason 70 desire 70 quarrel
Of tue sssth by the circumstances Of Mr. hason dcpar
.ars, may Az them 70 lot their enemies DO witnesses
Imp gtaiity which have exereissA towards them
hot 20 better proved dian by the bitter reseDtmeat
s. S ~ ssw es 4e w.
rrom q spsssn recently deuvsre oy person o. grea!
oonsaesAc~ the counciis Of tbs preeent Eovenmeot Of
% shs on oderscy By EngAnA dssrvce the csIon Of
humanity. and ssppi,s. 4 nsosssasy abundant acs
ssssH o. Foreign Affairs. :, He Ssoousosd, We;
i.sds r.oexnos Of -: oonedssa.s ss..ss =
ecrkerens and her proclamation OF neutrality. The ao
nd r,.:.os q fAss sfm ngsa.st complaint rei1y
isesrs vieAs Of he SsrfA voc I'D dey What u: federal
e1srrmrnf fssy dsd and has continued do from the
Power s0sd have avoided without absolutely Intending
s so ne tSs p1 es sususs nsts,, 2. the
pesciatss The consequences Of this course ~
Adopted BY Ourselves and FRANCE, In perceiving
power Of making war iron, is own resources which an
ndcpsadeat State could possess u may airy be asked
sconere advocates That they should realize the value
OF shw admission eaanAtng from such quarter and
dc.vor 70 estimate the dicltc, in which are placed
wLsn our onpsst acts o. fairness towards themselves
expose ~ W being thus bitterly assaled BY their adver
s.rlss For our own part car only endcavor to
clear between both parties and consoe ourselves by
ssnss o. Justice Tor the 700 natural misfortune. that
eeuh1 appears 10 DO satisfied.
The AboIisiorisss in CouuEii.
crowded meeting had been hold Ut Leeds Ia support
u the OF emancipation America the neutral
psIioy q the British government.
M W. h. Forster presided, and he and tho Rev W. H.
Unnnng were tue principal speakers.
NJ fSsser argued WIN regard to the charges brought
reason 70 fad fAa Ip claimed that the government
had been steadfat In hcr neutrality. and II many among
che ssprsr Glasses had been l..s tho ss.
% ne North and Freedom. The House OF Comm, rs
H. Of course. mainly composed o. members Of the "uppor
classes and no had felt when advocating neutral
policy that be had got the feeling OF tho House his
SIDE NH Iariiame'a reued % recommend policy Of
tsros. aud. with the piion OF tis Alabama asr,
England had done nothing 10 on nd the North Even the
saIng OF tho Asbanlz was an event which the govern
ncns wss urab 70 control II was now Englands duty
a. take that ore ships OF this class should leave
her pcrss sud fc usned that public opinion ,rould
.ycn M Pom. The Emperor OF the French
hni his owk gape 70 lsy n tbs business, was. no be-
nsved rst~rg his Efforts 20 induce England 10 recog
lie The south hut putting aside other considerations
v wd; NO biisess of ~ fandi 10 asiS Louis Ndpptr IN
a. reaiirahsn Of Mf "iasa' II rttrg ne LAR. raes
ehars ne AmsrfcsE cofitinsn,
IRE neSilag adopted Resolutions rejoicing that The
shspng Itself into for The destruction OF slsvcry,
the badng 81 var shrs Tor tho Confedefates
Ppsndne TIE government OBTAINING such vcsrels