The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-08

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and be does not wish to be bsnished from It. (ear,
hear) But President Lincoln has very peculiar
notions about slavery. He issued proclamation de-
carng all The slaves free in the seeded States,
and he maintained slavery wherever his power extended
lCheersl Aud, therefore, say that that was not an
honest movement My country here have kind hearts,
and their hearts bleed when they think that
slaves. say England by allowing this horrible
TO go on she, she has donc-beng thoroughly
tral between the iwo-can che II she prevent IT, IN
her conscience allow these horrible atrocities
tnueS Oh, am with the cryI have heard II here
slavery" But what is slavery in tho sonth rs com.
pared with the black mans condition in the NorthY No
and IL could benefit the slaves~f could do any thing
for their condton by at making them free eope,
should be prepared, as far as my humble power goes 10
confer liberty upon them. (Hear, hear But oe did that
dnon9 1adter bidy of tidrk people in Tie Wa Indies
We paid for them, and, as England always has be
the slavo, but by The STAKEHOLDER. (ear, hear Can
You do that in american You cansot "a voice. Yes,
nothrg about. (Great laughter and cheers) Tbs
lions OF slaves In America would swallow ND all the
You cannot do IT, But the between the slave
holder and the slave is one not painful many i'm
faated as should like be arc ss
man ] have been brought up in freedom have fought
for my own liyelihood-,hey have not They like their
conditfa, then TO this extentthat when they become
Old they are not called upon to maintain Themselves
the STAKEHOLDER treats them-unfortunatey must
the phrase-as should treat my horse oh. OH" and
I" hear hear.") I never ovcrwork him II ] am wise
man. lament that any human being should DO in that
condition but they are that condition; and, states
men, what are We TO doS fear that for many yars
slapry exis You cannot e ria Of L on md
all maa % hand IA Aand and ~i / te me re.sn u
tine, ed"caf'cn, Of Patience, sohich uiu drag them
out q Ms endtson 10 saieh they mw are. (Hear,
hear Now, ! bate slavery much any man.
Were spy man to attempt to make me slave would
nsa Sn uc.1 0IS ,so am not very strong
we have seen between the North and South. Hear hear
Well then have things come TO the condition that Eng
tircy neutral and what has been tho rcsu Langudge
hds bern used 70 her, not merely BY The rq'e tM BY ne
at last they have come To say when describing them
selves eve are reduced to that condition that even Eng
brought into that eonditionY by themseiyes eIear,
har) Anyth ng more ruthless heard Of mans
,ss - o,o % mG , % genae%an the other was ua
federal army had come over his property and burnt
down his house; they didn't leave one stone upon
the other they took away his furniture they stole his
wiies garments and they sent them to their
own wives c'Hear. )" and voicc--"Eneland's dcne Il
wany time.') More shame for us, tina, is all
day TO day. Every mail brings an account cf
horrors such Napoleon himself never perpe,rated
t"Hcar,o and a voice. "Yhey hauen nj tlo,on them from
cannonO We did thai in India, and don't think did
up their eyes and pretend TO be wonderfully good
II aughtcr.) want to know when the peace party Oh
posed the annexation OF dude Iwant to know when the
peace party opposed those other In India
want 10 know whether the Punaub and cnde have all
been acquired by force Of arms and not very
party upon those oocasonsY ('Iicar hear aud laugh
ter) Now, am very much inclined 10 believe that,
nosS INC Pr wvIknR ma ~ lancashire mas suffered
chester have not suffered 10 the extent Hear,
near. ! can very easily understand that when man
ing all the fruits OF the earth consequence OF this
val say can unoerstsna ms objection 70 anything
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