New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

Efi'F y
Soy disircs. hcI her hour Of angnsh II WIS u
,lc hour mental anrufh that officer Of he mer
lem navy ~ unaphorzed act had seized British
vessel. TIE Goycrnncnt howe'eT. instantly oifcrot
III the rcparaion II ,heir power He did not hnder
take to t,aoh the law thnt g0'erned such cues
tons b., tbs 70 did nndertnks TO- 81 ay
tLat IL between America bent double Va tLi'
) anguish Of bloooJ war; aud Greet hr'sm
there YVES "a be frbcaTnnce. surely should be on 10,
side Of ne i;or. iIogd cheers liere TIM he re',ce
h' for tsc night and held that no fi'cr prayer
ooud b. made Than that which made wh'n lie nsEeu
every Of them ~ mite with Lin In praying ihsl
God the aT.icr II nations. woud so issue 81 en- t'n
tis greet uggic Tor liberty might be ,icioi ."s ana
Nat God. hat sways tie hearts o nstion' would -
sway tie hearts Of Crtat Britain and America that no
TO the ''ro.s period 81 ycnrs should there be dss"n
r'ns but golden concord for their own sakos ana iOi ti'
god II the whole aOld. Great checiinKl
Ihe Cha.rrrSn intima1. ihat he had received NUM-
hcr al questions 10 rut to nr. bccsher but he md an
icnr,j the most - hem IN tie course ~ his add res
tn"ic aas ""c gno.'on hi.rH Inn men c''l 10y ~
yr,YoI, u..cr-t.oa pc~la'- The gentleman thn'
Nr.ie Il oala oxglnin what he @antoi:
I 4 geutieI'rn the ,iHfuia said tni IN Sertion
fud .rtcir Of tie Constitution II the Unoi TIE io'-
- IL! occurred; No person held 10 tefvic' IN
81, ie ,nicr TIE laws lcrrof escaping INTO nnothcr
i. ih co'segurncc ii Any law OF rcgnlttoa tl"r'In
b. ds,larrcd fua suct service. lu, shnl b' delivered
m Tho CLAIM ~ tho rlry to whom uch service may
%. due lho question lac had 20 put was whether inc
NoriL VIZ. Gcf ling rnr 'hrt CONSTRUCT, for new
one Hear hcarl Il II was lgitile for that consi''
tnuoa. It uas doing 80 lur Constitution ta' gvGl,h-
+ tees Inrny. llnnr. hear. Ii II WIS fighting ''r inc
} ' ohsiitiOn IN Ho'rFal. which priWW'. inc pow
aud rie"i T. throw oyer5onrd this eisnsc t"en WIN
night hid tie North to complain of tho sou III az %
gnt"s 10 Itself The power Of tbrowne Owe uoasn ~, y
g. that might forbid seecs,on7 II tho North WIS
fighting inr new Constitution whnt right han ~ "
oreo that Constitution the south which ne'rr nis
ara ner'r would agree Ia Constitution 'has VIA NV
/ Cornish that rut iniee for Slavery, o.,
Mr. ,iceohcr said that tho North wss hgIains 20, =
/ tonahiuton which 1t ncycg believed 10 y, r. :.
lnsisnsI. cies Of Oh. OH Thy ns ,nsrac
lions AID prescriptions which tho consciene"r o. tnr s
eF. Of liberty could not fa and ,herens .nsy n rs,
Constitution 81 the United States WIS not, bc,ix
hn'n.s dyennen: perfect the doctrine 81 w. o.,
NHstlA,; 80 whole, IN Nil II. Influences I,
,hr fu's,l"A Hns one relative TO the Fsgn'
Law urs md simple re had "a say that 1t was thTo
ne = sh'ery party that thcre was aiy 49,; 80
the Judgnoa. Of 10 Older fathers Of tho
country sho declared that thar clause 10 .ne
N".s'uDtpn canld only be used IN this Wy 49,, ~,
,ntp no1l, he bad the right, without violating m, oi
Tie laws of te stat hin sef Ia 90 into II and lake tho
Hir.Et'c y 10 c'uld ard bring him back hut he VIVA
20 secA hs hst chniiri Just he would bet sheep or
let or. But TIC South rvng the power t. nain law.
81 TIE tonsilisiion uado IL the duty - the Uytd
20 ''-'.I ;or the slave ~ -ing hirn b4ek No.
'aI was a Violation - IL f.r s'.r.ipn root nnd
eInnoa wheh. therefore, a.. fur'',r Slave Law vns
of"Ighf 70 hii he did not v.a'a Too Consultation when
Se ieia'.i 'o 'by the law. Valate tho law BIO might
pu, A"i vac Son.iiilton.
hnoih'r election On. whether FREQ blacks In the
horhern sites were treated freemen and oitizcns
!, oaes STATE md II y, whether the Southern slaves
,.s - would be treated No such.
VI - cicr aid I; 81 tho inisshrfs az slsv
err MT hyhicd ONLY ho-~ who tn Slavery.
setsryS)ty thai hel1n-rd 20 80 nstion thai cnur"
nslced 4 fwea,y year. sgo ,aer- was prejudice
rsninst pcopc 81 color but u had ic-n giving "a y
over since. In the state # se~York every col"rcd
paTfoa had s'te and Il VS. tie same IN many other
silirs Asio What uoud become ~ them n they we're
~ - had oniy say that hoy loved tho sun snd not
to .cc. aid " u were poslir f"f trse men tn b nee
- .a a. ~ A
rye before ln.at every cp.or-d would ~ ont Of
Work Nov y flsrd. erd Canada. md 30 down
Nl.ih. lAs' lins IL varph better and tho guest ION
. - los 10 Nof,h sord treat thom vouh be settled
~ ts tai there Norla not b, any Il them ln to
Do two nso- questions. we're thor pu. tn the Rev.
y,r,lrrl.u after ~L.eh be SID ic would feel vor 4 "
tie Ts.t u, frare - b. fit exhausted.
70, rev DO. q. Jofrry ihen moved r,soiuiion er
prcssi,e ~ epproh lun - ar Be~ch'rs able and IN
o.i rousiig advocacy Il "a. snirodon slave. and
'h1ltel lin ~ ihr scry admirable and eloquent al
= slioh 10 had iusi delivered
,oaaciIor Aleirndrr scconded the motion which
vas cordially AVrcrS' -.
sin vote. b. .hn west ssii"ry .argcsied that three
chF shud Ia given for rrcsiGcni Davis. but the lint
wa nt ,sten or
Tny ERy. NR. pEEcgIi1 ~ EDrSpURGH.
4 pablo meeting was ! I'D on Wednesday
"a IN Tie iror church Assembly HsH Ldihburrh.
~ ihr paTP..r 81 h'srtnf al sddi,s- ~ the Rev
HenIy Wan Iceoh,r on tie st.i- II alalrs In Amer
ios c''ng the eusc ~ tie sh,e. lie meeting
rss "nr - toe NJ - ~ Hd~d iad in flinburgh
lhr iAI &c ~ 'ret e. srfow hong before the
pointed hour q meeting and huf-!fods q people
tA-iri up tho pa.aagrs AMI made vain attempts 10
uduilAslnu. 80 clrsry tho lsoplo
rsrloi 10 tho hall and . dense ~crc ~. r,ns.cs
Dot rec luicly t"A lsre-.ivn OF all It's nIproashrA
ti Nj Ber"ter TIE members - G mmittec, and the
d'r speakers b" were % ltirrss the meeting cond
nj uaie h.ir Wy into iho bal until raaos ,ed hcon
/ rrafsd by the piier. hr Duroen N.lRrrn occupied
10 chnr and briefly u,fo;ared Mr.. Docchcr the
nr lie wished g. mcut. thu, they bad among ihrm
iAHc ioui distinguished foolgnc- Who uerr to haze
e.f. D.. lie fsr.f o.
rvenns who bad Indy greed a. ,cs, their drt.ts
ton 81 Slnvcry. Ilcsc zero NJ Garaicr Prgcs a.
the french hhr and ". briI MARTIN the crn, nj BIS.
lofisa u iranoc Sir. Ds-cher slo vn ,r.v-d vnh
'ninsios c5sc's nnd Kissing spic n, great lsnrih.
moth 18th no interruptions worthy vi nv,iue Al
The cspouaon 4 Bis aAsrss Al" following resolution
wa tdoItrd. That "a. ncclif y moe, earnestly ana
rnplniI, aly protest a;sinit American Slavery in al
is fa!nncauons. a. iysism which treats In mort al
and redeemed human boings ne gods and chst,ol.
v e dcAios them the right. 81 ingr ard o! horic
which oOnsena ,hcm 10 ignorance Of the hEst rudmenis
Of .dcron and eIinses them t. the outfnyes OF Int
and posson. md thai this meeting Ia therefore Of opn
shn should be totally abolished and further that th.s
r~'tiY. rlcicnr IN tic progress whoh has slrcady
been mad, Ia America toward lis end desires - en-
ouinrc With their cordial sympathy thu cnrncs. abo
Ionis,s In that county In tho noble oaci., l,y
IuHaiur.'
Tic Chairman Their stated ,ha, Noraleur Dcamnrest
nd iHerdci % address tie meeting. .ut owing to nu
ns' ~ the fsninsular war. H. tho course of M
Ico,oi's remarks be- thought bis national srnsiblis
rd rsh nE'idrt ana bad let The b. FORE The
! .nniun of that gouilsmnn'r nddrcs.
TIK ArroBSEf-0HSi RAJ ON rIIR AMERICAN
, WAR.
On "wednesday evening, Oit. ~, Sir ROM
dlpaner the Aornc, General addressed u u. citing
. q, 10 electors II kiclnobd.
~ koundcll Palmer opened ny alusion 10 The zoe,
whhi the Queen Ind rrsinIred In ths death ~ tie
Iriis Cons"ft ana then wsod on iospcns 81 Tie IA
= ~ Which had oyrrtakcn Lancashire. Tie American
wnrhe said bad brought great suffering upon largo
pOitL O! The English people Du, the cotton OpoTAsy,s
had vin,rd u noble spirit amid .heir priynons. hilo
tie colrci,d r their rerifhow I'd that b.,
wnso such division - oin.se, IN ibis kingdom TO
Irsst nny other ,!rs. uf king such caLuit.c their