New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
Great Britain.

great openalr meeting VIA heic at SherAeid or
Juesdsy to consider the sdvissb eness OF memorial
lxlpQ Government 10 ute It's good offices 10 procure
\ sosueu,iol Of hostiIiiies between the North and
Sou,i with d view TO an arrangement Of the differ
epce betwe cen the a." The meeting wa called IL
pursuasce OF e requi,iron by the Mayor aid WA
Attended by about 300 persons
Mr.. Roebuck, III the course OF a long and chsrac-
teristio speech, saiG-ibe question which We have
come here to discuss, 81 far as concerned, 10
snpirely Engi.h question. What have to consider
h what il for the luter.st Of Euglsnd. What IN for
Der interest believe TO tie Tor the interest OF the
world. We hold such position Shat every siep
taken BY England as coCntry reverbe-ates tn ugh
eut the whole world, aud iuillsUoes the hGppine OF
every man. Hear, besr, and loud voice NO
followed by cries OF " Turn him OUT and couiu-
sion Many year, ago Englsud planted great colo
pies III America. Thy raised themselves up TO a
great hight They became three millions OF people;
and then they determined 10 seps from England.
They declared that they Lad night separate when
they thought ht 10 do 30. 1Eey supported that
judgment Of theirs by arms. They fought England;
they beat England-they declared themselves iudt
peUdens. Tee conseq renee o. II Is taai they estab
iished this great principle among manklnd-tta al
when people are determined 30 throw OF yoke,
whatever that yoke nay be, they have tne right 10
do co. tCheers, and mo, no. England rstised
shese poope. Then came Franco 10 aid them
France entered into All alliance with our lie
volted colonies. Tbereupoo we declared
Agaiust France. We carried on that war.
We were again beaten. We yielded the inde
repdence OF America, and wo made peace with
France. Then again we established another great
prils pie, that when people are lighting for tbeir
liberty, II ID III the power Of spy cher S,ate-any
Neutral Pewer-to ally themselves with the called
6ghung BODY. lucy Lave rigbt 10 DO 50, AID II
they have The power 70 maintain themselves they
are justified III DONG 20. Now after about so a,s
Of saUce, the UnIied States OF America have sepa.
rated in TWO. large body OF tbess States calling
themselves the Confederate States, declared th1t
they would no longer be allied 10 these United
States, bat would make themselves ind-yeudent
Hear, hear. They are exactly in the position
Of the Amercan Colonies witt regard 20 Eugaad
IN the year M no, mol They separated. They
had future before them such az DO people ever ba1
before They had @ wonderfully fertile county
tntersected with great MYERS. They began d ( 90
people. Tbey continued q free people. They had
English law, the Engbsl Ian guGge English liters-
tare; and they were placed position such NJ
Wa never occupied before. Their career for ~
years one Of Unparalleled prosperity. But be
tween them there has grown up feeling Of aitago
hism. The South were Geterni, ed 10 separate
Thy did separate; and men III Eugai nvuIu.d
thai separation, and no one more tnan my
Self, because l believed that If they cid
separate, great check would be given 10 the ad-
vancoment Of mankind. The North Was sepa atvo
from she South, sud the North began to act. Ana
here besius the lesson walt 10 read yoI. say
i incurred at that separation But tue North, then,
pelvee from the very COMMENCEMENT, were 90 cruel
20 deteriaiDed on euprel hear, hear, aud no. no l.
tbst tbey forgot CLARITY, they forgot Christianity
tbey made themselves a spectacle 10 the world Vi
cruelty, corruption and horror. Che-ts IL.
South stood up, like the real descendants, as they
are. Of Eughshmen. Hear, hesr.l lacy said
We Will virdicste q ourselves tie rlgut TO gov
ern ourselves; will b9hi 10 the death our ia
Dependence. Aud they nave fought 10 tLe deaf
{Cbeers. voice: " Slavery hey have con
Quered tho Moth. Hear, hear, ana cIeerr, oil
cries OF No. no. Aud now / ask myself II IN
Gu' has coiue when Surrounding IDitiOLs shall d
what we ought To DO bOw-acknOwiedge tie oouti
as sn iDdeps ndeDt nation. Cheers, AID cfies 0
Never" sHa - Sisvery.'I am ABOUT 20 come u
the question VI Slavery. lhs Northern STATES .
America late Slavery; but there 10 one thing the.
bate still mole, and That Is tue slave. They nav,
Eeclsied IL tler IuoLe documents their CetermIna
ti0n Dot merely ~ conquer tie oOah but 10 root
the slave. President Liucsin Las vory IeoLlia
motions about slavery. lie Issued yfociauatIor
declaring all the slaves free those ., cedeo Staes
and lie nli.intalned Savoy wherever bib power
tended. l bay, can EuXialG, by allowing LbIs hUr
TibS war " 20 Oh, ,an she, Ab eLe has GUDc
being tnorVL July ueGtrai between the two
can she, sic can prevent Il, IN Ter Owu CON
science, allow Gnese borTO. atrocities 10 eOutinuc
Oh, aID met VIA lie cry hase beard II here
"SldVery. But what 20 slavery III tie SCUM ia
compared VITA the black mans condition IN TIE
Eorthf No man looks upon Slavery w,tu &. eae i
horror THAI 20, ana II could Leneht tue siAits-4
i could 90 aDythiDK iOr their CONDITION by at oDce
making the. iree popr le-i should DO prepared,
them. Hsar, hear. But we ana that among Al
sin4ller body oI black people Ill Tue Nest IaG.ee.
We pad Tor tho.n and, as EIgi.l.d has ni.ayb be-
hayCd IA sucb c~scs, We CSoi uOerally not only by
TIE slave, but Ny tie tl1VcLO.der. Lear, bean.
Car you do mat la America lou c4nnot. ine
millions OF slaves IA America would swallow ~ all
tLv money ia III Norm and IN the south 10 buy
tier freedom But TIE connection DetweeG the
STAKEHOLDER and The slave is Que not 90 painful a.
many lna.oo Iney are kindly treated. / know
tley arc not trt ased az thOuIu like TO 10 Treated
because aIn u iieo man. have Ueen brought up IL
he-Joh, have i~usht Tor my own LyeiILVvu--ihey
Dave hoI. They Lao tLeir condition then, 10 I'll.
sxtt~t, Ihat whe1 they become old tAey are no
calico upon " naihtaln themselves, aud the Save
holder tGeats Overwhelmingly 1 must use thu
phrases Sh0Gld tuut ma hOyS. ION oh. an,f
hear, hear. 4 never Oyciwork Ln, At | am
b wise nian. i iaineEt ina any lu0n,,n balm.
shou d DO In that condi,ion but tley ara. ~ tuaI
condition, aud, a5 staesEi,n, wuDt are We La la I
i lear that ior many years 10 como .ji4yey
must exit. You cahno. 81 rad Oh IT On a eud ie
Iiue, PATIENCE aud Tue cuuct. Ion of the black unn
ali 70 Laud hsnd, ana 1T VIII DO tie result oil
time. OF educltlOD, Of pa ionco, which will Ora,
them OGt VI tue cOhdisiyA Ia winch they low are
Hear, bear. Nom, 4 iate ol0eeryas much a. am
man. ttere any man 10 attemf 10 m0Ae me siaUt
4 uould Eght hsm. Loud cneers. Wen, then, have
tbpgs como W the condition that Ems laud rs called
upon " act She hao been tnrOde hout entiieiy
1euiral, and what Las been result Langua has
been used " Ler not MERELY ny the people, Du by III,
government OF Aneiics. ilhu.tng beyond descnp
tioD; sad vi list They have conc ~ Boy, when
desc.ibIns themselves, 1--WE are reduced 10 tha'
condition tGsl even EDg sud can oully U.s." want
20 Know Low they have Deen brought INTO that con-
citionf By themselves. iioaf.I sm very mucD
}nchoed 20 believe that, though the poor WO, king
pan iu Lancashire hos suffered dleaGiuly ir1u. u,
COTTON famine, the MASTERS in Mancaesler nave no.
sahered 70 the same extent. Hear, hear. l can