The New York herald., 1863-11-03

10 prevent him (ear hear) And shall we lot slavery
viii par. with s and limb and ali that W. have
first. (Cheersl Now, these considerations are moi
exaggerated. They are minhed, not msgniaed In my
statement No man can understand how great they
till he stands In our midst In America. No man
understand how arm the national feeling In the North
than his i Il a. - r.. snv oye
(Cheers) But It is said what terrible business this
war OF determination 10, and have II stated that
O. the Gospel, had come over 70 England and had said
that he favor Of OF determination Well II
S sd e ns v sn 20 IT, r. ,ss
responsibility OF my words II is only fair that should
state them in my own way We believe that this war
life and death struggle with two principles
Of liberty and slavery; We believe that Il 10 the
Cling nationality on the globe viii be stronger
Quer this odous oigarchy Of that
showed to the WALL We regard IL az an awful, and
yet glorious part OF the struggle which has boon going
and wrons between virtue and Vice between liberty and
despotism. between freedom and bondage. II carries
With all the future condition OF our vast continent.
haveour children our wealth, our national sores-and
we lay them the altar and say 1t Is better that al
this hope Of the oppressed ard should not uphold the
cause Of civilization lCheers.) And II We say
this for o,S ourselves shall We say less for the the
millions Of people with impunty or shall We
do for them what we want for oursevesp Standing on
hearthstones Standing the affairs OF the church,
will sacrifice all but principle would advocate ton
twenty years Of wareverything we have rather than
exists as 1t did In Great Britain. Thoee who held
ihoe principles we're our ancestors as much yours,
whose example inherited; and we determined to
carry through their principles at all hazards-(h)-and
cost (ReDewed chears) Against this statement Of
(hsses) public man and party could stand
up for moment in England, and 1t Is therefore sought
to alsify the facts will not mention names. but viii
say that there have beep important organs in Great
Britain that have deliberately and Intentionally sup
pressed truth Cries OF The Times and 7eteqdph", 1t
is declared that the North has sincerity aud that
II treats the blacks worse than the South does that
emancipation Is mere political trick, not a moral
sentiment. Oh what ply that man should fall
nine times the space that measures night and day to
make an spostacy in order WITH h, bis Closing days to wipe
days. (Cheors But II these monstrous lies about
the North true still would not alter the fact that
Northern success will carry liberty (ear, hear and
cheers) But hear loud protest against war There
is select band in our land and in yours. wish their
peaceful testimony against all war snder all circum,
stances. Although differ With them on the subject OF
profound respect their consistency. But, excepting
them regard this British horrY Of the American war
prows Of your ships touched-what land is there with
name and people where your banner has not carried
tion reveiIe shall will British soldiers and
sailors from every country under heaven Is said, B
thisis war against your own blood Why how long
.
yards work night and day to avenge the taking OF two
out Of the Trent And was not TINS against your own
berted your blood and your pluck that not light
The parent has got old that he begins chide the
he ann SO o
they must be taken away from theie present homo and
come and live with u.s. (Hisses and cheers! Perhaps
you think that the old island will do IA little longer
perhaps you think that there is coal enough and that
The stock n not quite run out yet; but whenever
or principle Of national Me- had better emgrateto to
America. (Cheers) Next to this new born horror Q!
me thu Of ers. Britain IN yp nss
perpexed TO know what 70 think I. Of course, am like
he majority Of Euglishmen do not believe the zm<s-
hear, and call Tor three groans for the Times, which
was heartily responded to]-but going " say that
hough do not believe il, always read Il. shall
'ave oneren s'ory 70 ss wnen ES. oacS lcneers
gentleman asks me to says word about the Russians
h.1Sor T sSSe
coqsldyy. Don't you know that when woman Shinks
sor is not attentive enough she picks out another
md hrts with him In her lovers faces' Well New York
in the same way flirting with Russia At this moment
UT she has her eye Russia. you may depend. (Hear
which not becoming people reputed wise and under
he solemn circumstances in which America s now
aged in treading down the liberties Of PolandC6ssr
,csr)-n s not even decent Of free country like tho
lorhera States Of America to make believe 20 ars With
co. and now you know bow we felt when nirtsd wiA
Hason q ycs~ Lord Mayors easqae. Cheers, and
ell as faula-I hope It does not hurt you Brisishers
or u to tell you some Of yours. (Hear. hesr will
ny :s s
he guadianship of the purest principles OF Christian
,berly ought 70 be friendly with every nation and
he ought to find her In her own blood, a0d amongst
children Amrica s the proper and naturally Of
Great Bruan and declare that all sovs Of aiiiances BE-
England and continental matto. asaina America
monsrous and all frtion Cesceew Amerscd and BE-
wherever commerce with its attend mt blessings Of cvi
saton and religion ud their way throughout the habta
Die globe there ought the two aas OF freedom the cross
,f 81 George and the Stars and Stripes OF America
wave together in friendly union. cloud cbeers) Now,
Whenany tells you again that Mr. Beeohcr in favor
Is said that he wants to s,w dcord bstwceu athcr and
ION, you will be able to say how far he docs All
ala against England weuIs say quite S ss readily and
We feared that England was about to lend her mill
ary influence 10 the maintenance OF system OF oppres
ion denounced her 40 Il should under the same cir.
umstances denounce her again. (iear, hear But when
look to the sentiments of popular assemblies but
uch significant acts the detention Of those
(cheers)-when look TO such weighy words
those spoken by Earl Russell at Glasgow and by the
Ittorpey General at Richmond when look at the acts
md declarations OF your government, accompanied by
What have aud felt OF the enthusiasm OF the Eng
sh people declarations and enthusiasm which come
ations are sill the OF civilization OF religion
nd trust shall continue to be one Ia international
ocy and one IN every en.srprse having LOT is object
After some further remarks the reverend gentleman re-
rfned his seat amid loud and protracted cheering.
Professor NEWMAN moved, that this meeting presents
most cordial thanks to the Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher
or the admirable address which hc has delivered this
veung and expresses It's hearty sympathy with his
obaon OF the savehoders rebellion, hts vindcattou OF
he rights OF free government, and his aspirations for
friendship between the English people and their
american brcthrcn and as this meeting recognizes Ia
lr Bescher Of the early pioneers OF negro emancpa
iou we'll OF the most eloquent and successful OF
he champions of that great cause II reoices In this
ortunty OF congratulatmg him on tho triumph with
shch the abors OF himself and his associates have been
rowned 10 the anti slavery policy OF President Lincoln
nd his Cabinet
The Rev. NxwxAS HALL seconded and Mr. GsonGs
Horxsou supported the resolution which carried al.
nost unanimously, only three four hands being held
The Rsv ". N. BUNTING moved vote Of thanks 70 Tho
hairman which seconded ty Sir CHARLES Fox, aud
arrisd unanimously, and the meeting adjourned.
when Mr.. Bescher and his friends issued from tho
uildlng they were again received with loud cheers.
all for cheer Tor Abraham Lincoln wss responded In
manner that only an English crowd can exhibit.
irone body OF police were stationed In the Strand nd
Iurssh street, but breach OF the peace occurred
alling for their ntsrference.
During the evening large nurbr Of pidcdrds. de.
onscimg in arong dNgSdOs Ae NorA, 0s Prnidemt and
nduocnfes postef 0ei0h6Orhood of the hall