New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

.,,,,, 70 defend i. nTe,r hrar ia meyer knew
hs nrhhs better disposed to the institutions OF no
,,,,rrv .u.uect as flcy iwGvs were 60 be reformed
rFTcar lcarl Ae1n ncvcr Nas thoio greater dcsfe
opromoe tie moral elevation Of the people. He would
,' also at though II 40 time we're Tie people OF tis
trv more Us use 10 War or more noutty alive 20 a
H., misery aud mischief yet at tipc had hey been
,o rrcparcd-shOnld that sad exipency rrIve- 10 nuke
the necessary forthe defense ler shore '
Ardhe Mculds sil in,tnef tlat though i.nfialu I %
to be more cddcd 90 her form Of government ih
ever ard had tie wost perfect faith IL hpcru ooN"1
lipnal government being Tie best suited 10 ~. 'he ci
lel cOmmulites of the earth or ~ least ot ihe
rCnean race. yet tat never was she more saueu u't
i is no province Of lcr. end not tLc interest," o my
otNcr cOlury that she q ould by active NeAilo '
feet any changes ID ihe form OF go'ghufm ol o.ial
countries lChcersl That principle Of non nierycnioA
was he believed regarded as sacred N tbs county, I
and for the peace Of thc world, he verify her'eu II
Of OF \ had d GO earscd U more misery DISAPPOINTMENT
and bad government than any o'h,r knowh oauso -
those evils Hear hcarl II might be tanlaiiHh a,'
iyely 10 sst people struggling Tor freedom Du' u one
people were 10 be cOwcd 20 moddle Wth the ahtu, oi
auoti or people one had Government MI ' tssi> Aotr
az bad 60 opprcss is pcopo chterS ana tne I'm @
rnus, ne ;rseerr!ty and dscoueft. All history ana one
might saw daily experience, tended 70 confirm ihs
opinion TO -OW tla, intcr 'ution on-hi no ue
rrcafed Iuearl When tie sent tofernucnt shytlI
lsu and thore was one Of those sketches give oi us
ac ions suOh great men receive IN me hcNsl r.
in Justice they would have ~ he commenced i"r
tho frr poss 8pd determination WITH when tleN
b resisted nl inducements 70 interfere actively Win
The Internal affair Of other countries. Chc1s Non.
intervention was the great household principe "l
mnGiug your Own business applied 10 nations az i ge
where Il was ns usCfl. 20 re Observed Hear and a
laucN lie only wished that ior5onfanco could be
carried s;ll farther and that ratlons would be some
what more careful IN the language they employed
toward each Other. llcaf, hcar. II arose h'qnenty
from ignorance quite unvsrrantabe, md censnTs were
often unreasonable in those Who cast them. thought
hsrd measure had been dca ont both 20 Tho tedcias
ard tie Southerncrs in this country. Tie most
bitter rcprOaClcS hfd been east upon the IfolIent
for dcsiliuc to retain tho Union. ard against the
SoutAerncrs for sriuC retain hat trey called thcf
pororfy Yet he could not help remembering that for
The first ten years that he WIS 81 farmcr' one OF The
prominent questions the day was the repeal OF the
union with Ireland Her Yet be never rcIenibeIg9
one English member who was FOR II, or one that would
not haye voted any TO maintain Il, oT any Minis
ter who would not have been called traitor who ha9
Thought q Yielding Il hear. hearI ana ne uia ho'
know to whit length they would not have gone 70 re
tain the Union had the cu.nen: nan Who sstacd that
question 80 = rscyorucly not died lhoa,.I AgHn'
he remembered wen tie sad Of language tial
used to DO Ac'd towerl Lord BTousAam Gnd
others who sought 70 emancipae tie neS3,s taai o.,
loagcd 90 IugIshmer ard ic doubted II i was f.iy
different "a that which the Southcfucrs addressed 90
the AboliiSuists now. tllcar hcsrl They however.
as II sirncn world have boef ind, ,naut II other
tons lad iuicrfcrrd with their internal disputes and
not allow cd tkem 70 settle those questions II seemed
hes; 20 iLem 20 do-snt which. N fact. hey did 20
Should tie Americans not be allowed 70 s'itc Their
~ ~ IN the vay thcv think right, without being so
severely condemned hy ether people lChcnJ AMER
some further I,mirts local Affairs Ny. N.AcFs con
cluded amid much cheering.
TEE NLRs.Y igOS-CLADS.
We (Ti, IImS) believe that, Ia accordance
with instTnciioEs from tie Government, the steam fnn'
IL Ioussin aud I Mouuassir have been valued Tie
yaluor was Mr.. {. ". helocE tnrry, keilock & 60.
o. Liverpool assisted Bog 81 Jordan. surveyor u the
Liverpool Underwriters. ard Messrs. LuLe nld Hohis
of the Admiralty. We hear hat he IL ioussin 90
valued 81 10 - and th' unfinished f hnnlnsTr o.
lr ~ IaT
20 funs Messrs. Laird Refused 20 disclose tie cn
tract uioc If o. stated tlet the British hovofuintLi
Wisl - purchase tho vessels fOm the fEench op nef
Messr. Hrrrsy. 1be d. AoAEnssr NlI probably D.
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