The New York herald., 1863-09-07


the departure o the vessel which ready " sail,
and " apply The law with vgor 20 prevent hostile acs
against friendly Power contending Tor human free
dom,
And your petitioners win ever pray - c..
!; " :; I MALE M.,lssos JOIN. rreasarers.
y. w. CHEssor, Hon. Secretary.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
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Secretary Seward and the Engiish Abo-
littontsts.
The following communications have been received by
Mr. Thomas H. Potter Of Manchester in reply 10 the lot
addressed " the President Of the United states
closing tho address other adopted by
Anti slavery Conference held in Manchester ON tho Sd Of
LEGATION or TIM UNrEp STATES
IospoS, August %, 1863
sR-The President II the United States having received
at the hands o, the Row Drs, MRsse and RyaDce the
address OF the meeting recently held al the Free Trade
Hall, Manchester, have now The honor under instruc
ons from y % :" you ss
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
THoxAs BAnxr POTTER, Esd, &c.
Nh. sEwARD's LETTER.
DEPARTMENT ov STATE WASHINGTON, July %, 1893.
sR-I have had the honor receive from the ev DR..
ana snU IN ,s sns
at Free Trade Hail In Manchester 70 the President Of the
United States together with papers which constitute the
been submitco the President OF the United Stes
and charged by him TO Inform you that he has read
found sense Of the obligation which Inc reverend religious
pastors In France and the reverend religious pastors
Great Britain have laid upon The world by their
pobdenca with each other and their address 10
the Christian ministers and pastors throughout the United
states. The proceedings Of the meeting at Free Trade
miraby harmonzc with the sentiments which peryads
the correspondence before mentioned.
The g.r;,ss p .eD:s proceedings VIII readily Snas.,
sensiby Affects this aovernment aud American society
fsef In many ways which has not fallen within the
province Of shose parties While the interests
thus naturally and not mpropery overlooked In Europe
furnish the strongest possible motives TO tho people OF
s,'os % -, me Asa
the hands Of their fathers the President readily accepts
and avows additional and irresstbe motive, the
suggestion made by the friends VI country In Europe
that the OF the insurrecton would result In tho
establishment for the first timo In the history Of the hu
iions q African slavery have the honor 70 be. sir.
your very obedient servant, -
IHonAs BATLSy P0rrns, za Manchester, EngiAnd.
The Conscripsion worth and nsush.
From the London Tines August Is.
Few persons anticipated two years that tho con.
sumption Of would create earlier dincnlty IN the
American thanoshc consumption Of money. such,
however, In the fact. the federal States have incurred
without muYmur debt q which the annual charge b
little ess than that Of shc public debt Of Great Britain
They are Living upon paper currency ana snsy nave
sented 10 the imposition Of heavy taxation. But the
financial aspect u ths war appears 70 have given them
very little Mr. Chase manages the money mar
with great dexerity, and there Is dlfcuy at
present there but slight anxsty Tor the future Far
s sa's ~sn sspeoss ss sspS ne
on both sides but especially on -the part Of the
North ,hs, The mos. a:spsss;' :n,n are nov q"
neid. Volunteering, Mr.. Lincoln hnsrt tolls US, Ia
papaby exhausted recruits are 10 longer 70 be par
chased W bonnt ana at length nation which prided
itself above al things the military organizssiou of It's
willing and independent citizens, nnds ssef reduced, In
80 urgent in sos are the needs q the STATE hat the
President cannot ~a t the arrangements for the drnit
writes 20 him with demonstrating the unfair
and partial operation Of the projected cvy in certain dis
.hs dgsres show somshinr wrong bu. he snswsrs thai
he has 10 tins 20 rectify them He VIII do ths best that
he can By ssd By. su, :, present. The men must y
lay. lie does not pretend 10 deny that tho draft
self may be ci questionable legality bui that point too
must be len Tor future decision. Al this moment he
must have tbs men.
These confessed necessities Of the federal, coniras,
somewhat strangely with the boasts of inerhanstibe r
sources which tnsy have INDUCED but cannot he
surprised The results. Never presume 10 tho his
tory of civilized nations, rapidly consumed
IN this civil Volunteering not "exhsustedp
prcmsurey. Mr. Lncolns calls since the sprns u 1851
have certainly exceeded one milton lie began with
ihousand a. very short intervals the demands xcre
repeated Unless, indeed we asSume that one out
Of every ~o Ia the federal armies has been killed
wounded, must rsss the aggregate ansouni ~ their
lcvcs 10 numbers greater than have suggested
for II seems be beyond question that half q million
at east have bcen placed Ao q, oom,ai sincc the
We have lad much tho-e impfts u rnrn
Europe d which the North has had the advantage
but aid from this ossnot have bcea inside
rsbIe Germans aud Irish have been poured into New
York a0ug with cannon rnss, sasres and stores fmi
grafton from tho Old World has actually received strong
impulse Under the attractions ~ the The G.rmsns
trained soldiers slfcady accep, var a. pfoni,ng bust
nes. and hore 10 rise IN service 10 which military etu
raou |. ars Ths iriah follow the hvitations of their
kindred 10 land of high wages and ovcrowersd
their arrival by the auremenu ~ the Recruiting
gesnt. stil emigration can only have supplied pr.
ceutagc the hosts which the North has Dto the
beld The s,uiherncrs complain With usice that
their country lnvsded by foreigners for irish Ger
h.vs formed conspicuous element ~ The federa
arme. bot tha bulk u these have been
Arnerans wh0 for all practical purposes cgeus
| Of the lupu. II rernans he what vin
come ~ the lat APPEAL whether tho North sin
endure The oascrp,lon and with what spirit the COZ
ecrlpts hgh. .. NJ Soah "A, consy1Tf,or has LING
bsn torv, onf ve ion raosrce n "a, tossdsrats
slaon NJ snlifseuf o. 0sgre, In the North there has
been o. ~, trial and Governor -, our distinctly iut
mate 20 the President hts oplninn that Il may ~ to
much tor The patience of the rcopIe IL Do nos dsel
avs he what believe would tc the consequences ~
glaui harsh policy before the consttutoDaty Of the
act tested. Ton scan the immediate future ven
asI fnse ornino,s words AID they sre app,si -
et.,e rbir haa hthet 10 baer erulpf yeasos Ia sor
/ plying tnen for the ww. We shan learn ~hch ~
the two "a rght-Goverror Seymour bis dspreoaigns
~ the measure, or Prssd nj lincoln his detormnsil
10 onfoco tat all hazards but the very IN.
ftncaty shows the str lfs 20 which tho government
reduced Htnerto The tederas have endured every
for The AXE ~ tho bot they called uyn FOR
sscraoe wnch u y not ye, osftsiu they wi 20
make
Angio-RebeI Manifesto.
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the sal AZ kinsrusu ~ Ameetes S~- COO.
eIuds tha ths tim. has come Tor combined srtoo 4 sn.
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