New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
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;ro svsrv,Ing that ~ lust 90 friendly na;ion--:ak
no as principle that We siond do to others as we
borld 'er 10 I've done ~ ourselves. Loud cheers But
ms W. VIII not dove will not adopt any measure that
a., .ik ~ ng wrorf. We VIII not yield i0t Of Brit
sh aw or British Iigh H. couscG Eencc of tie mcrn,cs
of any foreign Power lOUd and prolonged cle,if.I J
se,i NOW rpVcltinr ~ ia to the complaints that have
been dc IL IS slug ular 10 observe low japLdiccd ne
minds OF some 81 those who speak in the New Enennd
states arc hIs subject of conduct There were
SOHO persons members Of the House of Lords VINO
thought IL 10 complain on an apparent ease "i Siev
ancc--and not one case but many clseS-"i shlp7
of ours that had been seized; ships III some cases
passing from neutral ports. N other cnses ON tDc s'
hut apparently ON legitimate Voyages ana ~.
gcd hat Wo orght not 90 submit to have our vessel
thus seized ard Our commerce tins interrupted ""'
to deal with that case and answer was iht 'c'oiu
ing tO the law 81 nations. # sap had an ush,ipIo
,oyago to destination which wa not her r'' o.s
toif she was bound in feet 10 m enemy port WIZ
munitions of war the bcigcrert had right 70 stop ha5
vessel on the high seas. said the law ihi oecn ~"
down by Lord StOye and other gtct ingl!Sh .ulIoii
ties. and that rOw We were neuirar / did "l t'H ~
should depart from law We had lana down as ~
ligclouts lChccrs.l l said taat in America athougn
there were some 81 Tie local courts which in ~, Wv
minority Of sach men as Lord Stowcf and ST hhNh
Glan. vet there was Court Of Appeals lhrIS WE
Supreme Court in the nitcd states when co'g'l,
end bad for many years contained ,h'l rs
of re hih rcput ion in the LN and OF as uhsuud ~
ri tion f,r integrity amy That have sal III our En-
clis courts oi iusticc, aud that we ought 10 van '
luflv for the isuus of those tlhuitS NOW, Nlhl
Is r surprise o find and what would be yonr surprise
10 ird. that Mr. Summer d so pcjndiccd that ne
brings these declarations of mine against me ~! ing
that / have diminished tie reputation w inc amer,
.eeu Co.It. pul that / have showed myself biased
le Inst The Federal States By the declaration then
made in Parliament. \ go tcman from the southern
sat s amor thc rnwn0uy Acie calculated, bc IS no.
io De believed VIII Iot oct in yuu further on these
subjects. but one remark ! must make on the general
tendency Of these speeches aud writings iu America
Tie Go, eiumcnt ot america discusses these mnteis
very fairly wish Tie Lnrish Government. SOMETIMES
think them quito 81 tc wrong. .mcUmcs ti'l ~!
We are quito i tlc wrong: hut discuss them fairly
q .ff rtl IN ffHti 80 -
paiui to make. think DC weighs the disadvantages
and difficulties 81 our situation IN very far ana equm
balance ELt there are others, and Nj SUMNER Is one
CO. tlcuhs speech being an elllomc almost 81 an tiH
has been contained in the American prcss-by whom
car conduct Is very dio.cni! judged win regard I"
an ,hosc matters there are difficult que sions MH.
have reason 10 complain n some instances, and tie Fed
cral lolrbic Of America may have reason 10 compnin
also But JET us IccolcCi that We erc rs nave SAID
descended FROM the same anc'sioisi tlrt Ih
tAc courts If justice "a America inc common
Law OF England D. constantly siLoicd anu 1"'
decisions OF or great judges constantly 70
uud 10 % decisions 10 pc tA'fc Ie'F'r''
fl,fo or Sa poarc and orr Milton aIc Go thln chs
sirIl book. g. seq Hfc g. rs; tf' We have ilc same
Inheritance oi freedom, ita many Of our rs no
,ou may s.c ly reading shat excellent BOOB ~ w. oc
Ioc4-'lI. on America, aic l.'iii' al t.' same
spirit of liberty a..ates us bothi Chat We ~. or
Irf oui oua chose c.l,l i.inAl mon i,y ~- l' '
form oi -0l crliltut and fl'r nicr er revolutions
chose lh4lc. uut iAt tius u4.,u. .tine tc same
s-4lt of Jaw, having s.' src rpIi ~ ni,TAilit i"
il, fhe same sllrt ~ ecOrl. ourLt. when t!s
unhappy couf.sfs over % embrace ore Another ls
friends ord lllt Wc 3u tic Oh World and frt JOB dc I
Nc. ought 90 Do tie tai- % promote Gle CIVILIZATION 20
mankind. Loud c.c ...l Nov. r''- b.. N-i- i-ctt I
feelings own almost lust AJ Iaaratr h.eA rt' !
.u 100 what is called an uiIt 40 ..p.s G acclf1ion
AFTER accusation. AVID msIcpr orfal.on riicr r'I PIE
senfaol. n ieldins 90 tlc htoil esd o uar between
fed Will IT, blood ihai has boon sled 90 he 10. tHo
wears Will ft field of OeitysbrfE WLe.c lO Nll corpse.
~ men, most ~ them ir The Prime ~ Ialaloit. !
wore iet lying .iN ,led Ca te fruft p !
Are they uot satisfied will rat ho,l.iej. /
but would they SEGA 20 extend e. TIE Nations of Iuopt
new contest in which fresh sacrifices are 30 De Ha1c
az human iir # human interest ana % human lapI.'
u.ssf Cheers. Gentlemen. trust that tllt u not |
BE- the case. know 40 llast that my ctuIts f-cl aa
ey a4c-wcak they HAY De, Intellectual h0pe they VII
not be-win be directed g. keep peace between hsFe
two nations, and 90 Do cieyl.ls which tllnA s jasi
and iiFlt toward these people. and ready o. meet At
trck II We orc Justly af Ded ready O. bear or p.It
in tie contest II contest uno must .ei but yet pecf
ilg Tat We oush 90 make oFcry e n Tat All these
conflicts nay old IA peace, in union, and IN
icudshp, shall g al events Aasc TIC consciol sneas
that have done 10y best % presorse lencc between
lose mighty nations Load cheers tieniemen, n ;
- ~ i4eycs {, ats fturo ltaae 81
civilization 81 Affects The well being q the black race,
whom IL tie crime Of our ancestors g INTRODUCE to
America, and wAG i tloo matters end
well, viii be, as believe tley uTc ffildl
10 he, poareabe ard intelligent members al
free country. cleorsl-on behalf 81 uAose vol
lave been ready 10 make great efforts. and to
sacrilec much But We win not sacrifice any oil ihosc
'cus Of Cat - mere preicase. We have an strong
fein. lOI the gOOa o mankind any pei pie have
,rs r maintain our oW position. ard NY belief y .
tl O. pefle u what were the nited states whether
tlcy fcalea F,,. '-ieiaies VII finally do
os ia-,lco and ,iaf 49, ,l' - -, I'D they ,
1t lcip lr-ciA IuFt. ~ boz this free cuuI ~ where
.hc!c ls much liscufslou and ~ much difference o.
opinion, there are parie- roiy lsderbc "a Lumbar
Who s!mpaii1e Niil TIE l'HeacTuies and other large
las. e,l believe superior in ilmbcIsv DO synpa hze
Ulh tle lcleraa but whether -ympail4zng with the
or tie other. We have ali embraced n our hearts
lats rF 90. lea. ~
Justice Wc expect ir O.rs. I've. and hope am Inter.
proting Tie feelings Of !oIr miAds WHOM ly that JUS
ice Ou,Lt 90 prevail
The noble caii .ni down amid prolonged cheering.