The New York herald., 1863-11-20

spes.loe M ~ ScshI mistake ysS
ioft 10 fonenti it win hoyfsr q slAsai! l4sAssaI
fsY party there was that were Uer ,ls 1noao
more signal than that OF the British p onc ~
IL tnoT loading intelligent Classes ~ II @ ent
mover where nate by its ufs OF Vos w5s %
unquOstiouably In favor OF slavery at ts s@ao u9
that they occupied themselves 40 the intensest "a Won
t9Eg of slSvery Cnder euch circumstances we "e 80
recolect drifting right toward war told the fitish ~
@ ihaL war WAS not our choice and XeI teroe ana cruz
80 was, there was something IL this stfugko - 1e
Indispensable TO tho national mo, mat ga
tuer heo that there should be interference Teler nan
than that with the fall OF this republic free govern
,aent should fall. We would stand war with Great Bri
tain, France aad Europe Cloud cheessl |oe1 nays %
dOnt say this without the appearanceo threat
butthst difficulty was itself dissolved for mo by the e
ra.c ud reiterated charges brought seabst ne o nav
,os ossa boSose II ny Swh GounIg soa ~ q h"gs r
,aiI part. Of The proportion Of that ind gnstion
Snon nv own people felt against Great Britain thar
had desired but abhorr0d u; but that held
tbe great principles OF free republican government 10 DO
Gus that would not give them up not even at
the threat or the nacton Of war no matter who brought
SC upon (Cheers) What them This beng the cruel
cissppoIntnsnt experienced ia our expectations OF
sympathy from Great Britain, you may ask me Tha. ad
sounnd TO be the facts and conditions OF things found
IN the rst place. on going thore that every man that
southern man. not literally born IN the South,
the division that they have themselves made
ana these the terms applied They are Scutherners
srd kortherncrs, even more than we arc here found
that on tho railways nhe boats in tue hotels wherever
thero travelling public. there was a public that
sympathized with the South and adverse 10 the
North u not an uncommon thing 10 bear gentlemen
" o talked freely and kindly with other matters
c9t by the Iast steamer" I said what pows being a
little troubled 81 understand thai Meade has driven
Leo entirely out Of Pennsylvania (Laughter) "God
Bend much more bad pews, said / tkenoNed laugh.
tor) Bot seeing people that was almost Homogeneous
their eellngs 1t strange 10 my oa's 70 see
and bear well dressed and well bred Of ordinary m
t9ligeuce copgratuating themselves tho disasters
OF the North and rejoicing In the suoccss OF the
South, but sach is the case. Not one young man
will return has been travelling but VIII bring back
this account wherever ho went almost every man that
no against the North and IN favor or tie south
You ragire what impression was made undof lhe
circumstances There is no question about the natter
ehs old Eugsh people, this ord British naIln IS all
against Go whore you win, up or down, you viii ard
q all the same. That the effect produced upon my
mind On still further inquiry vas disappointed 20 md
shat thoss whom supposed would have night TO lean
upon not to be eaned upon-i mean the dissent.
ing body Of Christians, that denomination TO To!ch
myself bolOnsedthe Congrcsatonalisss-.Enow a. In.
dependents In England. ! had supposed s.nee they
arc sol Tor a testimony freedom and have been
arrayed almost invariably on the side Of struggling people
aud struggling liberties had supposed that should
hnd them right. did not. do not mean that there IL
not very large part of that body that perhaps are right
because they will be Included under the head OF what
shall mention by and by; but am sorry 20 say that
did not and tho influential and leading cergymen Of that
denom1unfon, nor the nfuoptia and leading aymen on
yur SIDE rhsy sad tina. they sympahized with liberty;
ycs they sympathized with liberty just exactly as ic.
cies sympathize with sunlight In summer-h chlls
SOU 70 60 near them. l said to them, ~ want no
frsd sympahy want nothing i e9n Soa come ne
good and don't want 1t. found also the most pro
ignorance Of affairs and the operation OF our
Institutions and that, too In quarters where mad
right to expect more intelligence found tho most active
unscrupuous efforts made at Southern men TO STIR up
animosity. And where, lot mo say, was q bad cause
better served than there by those mem am sure that
che Souh in bad has put forth every particle OF
sreuRth while people Of the North have failed TO put
forth their strength SO it abroad Who're sen.
one man to England TO influence public opinion .hey
cent q score; where we put ono book OF inior'
NATION they had library Of them, and where
We touched ono spring they touched "a hundred ,
with unerrng instinct OF scnshness and despotsm,
know whore to the generous and better
eeolngs Just whero invoke the cloud Of influence aud
Just whore TO touch that principle should iai and
profit take ts place. (Applause) You may mssine my
friends on every sdo that the great hear, oi
.hs r.sn naiOn was as Q" s sd, ,ons, h,d Of
% had found % amos, nobody that spoke kindly ha.
y ss%Paaf sSs day
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lu0 q - MMnh saascn is with US OF the Noftn. pc
Sss aae U Rss. 70 be- the
there tho srea. commercial @ class s o. EnsIansa PC
that are making money a1a @ onoSs os ha'
.s.ias. In tn. sS' place. .,nss
poyea i supplying the South with all its nccessItei
sps principles -Qaughter)and they are making, Or Al
ss Sss ss ssy sss ss
Of for precisely the opposite reasons are op
favor OF the south, VIZ - Inotc
nss have accustomed 70 make money and Ind ma.
As intsrrupting has stopped their proh,s Inc men
want make money and sgD
meu sha, bewdeed aad are Perpiesea VINO ,se sss
more no H. or Gss with his
sinent They say, "when win this war .,nn sha, D
~ ,ney sel that whenevc, tho North will stop
tho South the war will stop SO 70 the snsiA me
u.s. and d. + may Ss 1 hero Down and iaa sc
rough Engisndmen that stand up Of their cass above
ana against nys spsaTs srS sSnnt se North and
favor OF tho South. have spoken OF tho tehsoti =
ps vsy difficult % wha, SG me thrown 20 snISis ss hs s
abiished church and the dsscptcrsi IN respect :
* a a. do not think II 90 in respect 70 :
isymen--all OF them bat the hIeith layheh !
the most influential cersyrnen, ava lalorllo ar
tina, North Is not sincere; and Hec1naiyi tHnt
IA A great sin and nowhere ~ this world v here
ender . conscience the subject OF war ~ ~ 'e
tain, when she is not wagiug IL l%asntcFl cue
believe. only three ware On hona nssSorl
iho OF her leisure she occupies WIN poolha
and horro, at this 5merosa ,s rsagv wd 70 20 to
I with US II IL w9 ior territory on IL =.
u 70 with the savases II was 70 beat do@3 the
Of exclusion la she had no o,jeciion % D,rn
Ia oy OF one hundred aud nuy Thousand inhabi-
ds but when people make war for Their own terf.'
q Tor ths Foundation on which they build Their lsi-
tons and Tor every thing that dntes hu nilny ih'y
std wondering Why men will make war (iarshtr) |
sorry 70 say that while the friends who nave AZ
Ws maintained. an against then Own country SDu
cant aganst aside from them, those mon
Tin we're the most queruous on our war were ,he men
1tnhad no particular objection TO the Crimean war,
motto the opium IN China, aud tod them
thko their faces In Exter Hail-ihst theIe was nos a
ts w the globe against which they had not cashsl
chr bloody Prov and that their very Tag was ine sym
Mor Mr. Bescher went 90 TO say lhat ,ns ing,
n NOBILITY a class against us, but nc would Teaa
nand By some honorable exceptions, sni Tor obvious
Nsons We not accustomed w .s'na', tse en,tt
srovr example upon European Institutions Mble TINS
ht,s nation was progressing did no1 lccl the jar
"a making upon thrones. The SaiUrdcs hests'9 stated
X, andiny American ideas and examples worslng in
40, pri,au they we're obliged, N order 70 delsN
koss iieas N England 70 sila,k gi y al1egia. The
tsllsh AZ stOcracJ had uncrrug nstint that gov.
- -ai can be 30 efficient on such eo1.ilc srd 40
Hns-. s@aD, how can they maintain 70 complicated I
itcroua e--I e.-I 1r,vpmsp,, lt ". he jsrod " our 1
Pant tsry War of lndependencs ,est s,srsa WA ,n
a.. sna they had no. ogg0ttsp u. N Parilan;eI ~