New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03
Deputation 10 the American Minister I'm
London.

Iincoiu's Proclamation.
Hon s AUG Rev Bspti.t Noel a. M. "a Taylor NJ P.
n. Rev Newman nsD' Hall L. b. the Rev Everest the
J. II. ny snee, Mr. W. Evans Chairman OF tbs ShahePs
Mf Evan. appropriately introduced ,he depo4tlon sler
which M Chesson read the resolution, a. fOiow';
litica Iary social didncton for he development oil
~ An-SavsIy feeling has learned with profound fati--
~ ne issue the Is, Of January, OF President: Lincelns
s.ion declaring the free OF all persons held a.
slave, tho Sates parts Of STATES 10 rebellion ansi the
Uni eli Government That the Prs.!en,s inJaneon
declasd free 10 s1sain from vole9ce except
in ssdr,nce to sccept Reasonable terms OF hired ser
wee with the offer Of nhiery uneof me ontd
STATES Government 10 an eiccua rouko to tho npa'aion
tbss ,erve contemplated by the poc'laiion. or
tha, tho liberated negro would be eI to starvation and to
That this Committee recognizes In the im't9n Of that
OF freedom 70 tho districts so descnbsd no ird
the part ofthe President anh MS osone 70 he IN
ce AID evil Slavery 10 other Districts Of the unon bit
IN acc to the Consultation and Of faithful regard
10 their Official orths That ta Committee as' connects
with this Pr caDon OF freedom. uudcr the authority OF
martial law the offer Of compen'aon to loyal ,av' holders
tie o. Of tn-i slaves aud that great 'chens oil smebcPa
ton submitted to Congress in toe message o! Dec l5b3 81
al aiBrndnc h. tue CoDst tuition.
Tha act and with them other measures
tend to the eGuay Of the subject in
mic t1is Committee with hearty confidence Ia the An
aver pu poses Of tho Uoitod staes Government Ina;
b Comutse therefore ofers 10 Presiient Lincoln aud hi
honeh tneir represent stye ia this country t'
me- i. ~ ye. AID Joins " IL The e.dent invok
ng fo sc, Of freedom justice mercy tle CON
iSerate pdsmeIt OF mao.nd and tho gaci0u' is'of
sir Isyor NJ. p expressed tue great pleasure ne etu u
the conr the American Government had lately taken 10 re-
on 10 slavery Tua would greatly engbtsl the PEG
PIE this count many o. whom hsa pss Zen h ~ t ts
ougn and 70 OF tie war oe'ey pai pren Que oi 'e
caases heh ds.nsions between the two coan.
tes lie therefore beieyed a the fLoc ama"n "out nst
only tend to the entire ABOLITION 1t slavery AID the contna
me. Of the non bat th.t would greatly eondnce to lst
Iva .,% t . Ssd an Soe aS n
nr Lincoln. policy lac Lad observed MI in;on honest
10 do what the Constitution eowed on tbe o,ee io tue no
sson Of thu Tho Pr.sdru, had used the war power
"a c haI been PIT bis hands. and be M NoeD hoped
th. under Gods blessing II might ~ toe mteHs Of bringing
tpr Robe close. Ia aorainng rom akng the sans
come in Border loya States he reeSaa1ed we frss
deLp. submission 70 the Consultation But he M Noel
oped and trusted tho loyal states would accept 'he 1era
o,r wLeh the Government had made aud 'a' before ong
America would be e. from ne SIAN Of Ssysfy Appause
IN. Rev Hal sad The opinion OF this county GA
the American strogglo hsd been sea.y ~
newspaper which wer, supposed 10 represent puohc
nnion rea, iii represent tue feelings o. the nano
Nav Of M. upper and middle classes ai been Di'ed on the
nY,op but toe worSas classes had h9'. NO meeogs baj
.,n h. support # Slavery, while the meeting that tad
been held against had bern OF the moot cbs ilte
All the opp.ion that had been a mP'sd had been an utter
iAilnTe. ,,... -. A.. ,..,. 4,
ths- VINO miUepresefted pubic oginloD. Ia ihe !L~ OF
~ Jay bsfs there bad leading article In the first
th- ng grourd Philanthropy Tor not Issuing tue Ftoc
aou la the leIt aas sph be had pren eonaennsd
for be bad me- o. the ground tLat ne had ihvadsd Tue
Co. sttuio9. Now whr ou- paIayarA 10 J9ul
adcsd lohrT he did not think there was uca danger
that tie se-t body Otls people would a Ill" error % tho
qMr J.eob Bdsnt said he coucured in WIS, hsd already
bern ao In Lancashire. where hry should had opposition
70 the continuance Of the war; u taey were to ma any
the wotsn, almost unanimously in favor
O.s Nh tie as, ' sSa 's ss pe he he'd ssa
.org and earnest feeling 10 favor Of Emancipation
0'''''''' MR.. ADAMss REILLY.
HI. Fsc.il,ncy then replied Ia the following terms;
GENTLEMEN receive thi. ekpre'slon OF the sentiments
Of o. respectable body Win great pleasure anu ta sats
lection not 'ay how eneouiagng such manifestations
will be- tho,e persons IN my couAty representa- ~ tho
P-,drnt Of Untd states who Lave betu driven into
IN, necessity OF maintaining ,lch painful struggle as ha'
be, carried by iheH ~ Anefea IN devotion 20 great
much as.ed by she eeup.,anee thai 'h-ro
IA heretofore prevailed Of the involved ~ ne
.true,e Tie election Of Nj Lnco,1 vas sg'M dec son
IN, rrpcp- Of huua Ihc sisnihc IL t
a lie parsons tnen elected to places orcsponoiiy 'houd
he so la imbJ.d with is pTnePe as tb~ WINE they ca
81 ON the government In the tp freedom they snou
at tho avoid the necessity OF asFuse Of physical
il wa. the conviction the per, of tho opponents OF h..
policy that Irut wo1d be 90 certain oy Una, process
,I.,- s..ur. OF .toppps The threshold by violence.
be h.t the Government was ttseked at
'sS t ina. Tins to this. H. therefore ther has been
as ht otherwise be thought extraordinary haste and
,.eu by %. Government has not been ewi 40 much 70
sy vii Vi their 20 the iact h tho violence 81 the
think tho idea which Is desirable to present distinctly 10
struggle la, been one 81 eideense against the
theGtsring cestruction 20 the
whole edince government s' stood Tor TIE reason mat
WI. 100 favorable TO freedom Ard vim Issa to thn proc
n,,n tho desire tue part II The Prenient Of the Un
Ted has conscioniiou'y believe not to ha'en
ne'lae Of emancipation any s'.e than popsa. 'en
Tho rn .cn y ,noud dictate or Ia other words simply 30
10 act a, 70 pcTrnt those yey eonSnons which war Is too
flks,.ofs in all mGers incidental to the maintenance
Of u policy re.g'd Ia. been stGiy had TO tao po"l
bs sysidaoco Il da ger. Of seryiis war which
n. ,aiy u, have oeen f. zen ~ all thousAuu pef,n
Iunr tie T-sr white ,w.y. keeping Ia dew
tue uluua- OF this not fuG arsao ad may
a, cop sc~dsntsd suugse, u thu. the sr,at Iesuti
winch al bop- % arrive at val De eventually reached not
] ffff.f ne
tue Gsy Uu u eiey, by adJ ptreVe IN oho
course whl may foce .be oooeHt 0. al "a lies and yet
avert the au cVGtequ whic No might tatuy Hp.
an, extremely sudsd In the which Rave been
yen b, sry uuumen "tn respect 20 ne tate Of p0pu
a. Zee Ing ia gland o. this uhjre have sell hal &C.
cSlon a TIA, although some oftue eHpone"t
ngy nnc.h upon the United Saes yet that wuen opoT'
tuny ulc 0r appeal to The people them sse. THO
umrEt AS uniformly responded no policy which tie
Uuited State. GoyeIumeut nave enaucsef
eHeOucsscdt1 nope th't the clouds which
hevs raeIO thered -nd ~ time, som hat port ntousy,
of,I tn abl- relations tie {" couIe, have low
t. and uI tno sppeararco II yanishias from tue SKY
feet sangls that the expressions OF sympathy from mere,
beeu lately tae medium or repeatedly eohmu'
cicsng t. my coGntyn WA Lave TIE effect o. conns
awb, many impression, Tat uay have been received %
sdus the attacks CT hosv Jouua- ind taxing them too
uuc a. tao expression Of tue entnett Of tho people
tink, under taudng distIntt! hch they Val row
have the Opportunity OF Guug tht policy Of ur II bnt-
AL MT tvg ale the subject Of sIayey wherever 1t
aud that 1t i tue TO the oru~r pledges 80
uoUy tue world 81 IT, Devotion g the rrmeiPs .!
bua ueedon lie s0wi conviction Vi iha: iact III la'
thu effect ftJIng those auica0o relations
rryNius those s-ht,u!cut. which ought to
tlnoI to Two kindred FcoVs at al times CebIl,
n.n sinai 10. lou lef DEAN you. win Jut ray tn4t ss
pleasure couIuiun atug % ny Government anew"
edyo II sentiments which cs-sd hoIo by
you to-Jay.
The de uaon then thanked hi, Erccllency 10 tue eouT
you witn watch he hal received the ~, aad Withdrew.
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