, 1863-11-25


! 'lisment: wee. rantlnR.n! - Yes, they were
=. DionehAm. Wilbe1force, Buxton. the gf:s
ca1nt i 1ot us siGtd With. the .nnu slavery oauat
IT. Eae1apt, 1e,e oppoaed to him :As thcT ast
uI,4utec t5tte Cause he advocated II Hsll4d
nj. tlst there w.ru no B B'ongh.u:s, ,a9 Wlhsr
.ac0rtteed. suu the 1e5sc1 was ,taat thesc AZ,
no &by such men in Eeglsnd, Applause and
! lat shttr J. The stock has died oat Laugh
Ter J., Bur u ere IL oIher coed stoek yet left
1he'e: is e5meth1ng hist they call Lord
B1ough.m.': ltf:;:' Il Is not glorious old
:aa. % (Isrs at.r.5 ssis1 The9s iii il the ns%,
+ Of. Wllte:folc-, for the cake. ef the
father a'i1r yet courteously honored ia tbs
! eon.i Tb"e 1s Bu1ton-the nRm4-{isu3a.
teresn1 it Is perfectly trne that If England
e to hr jcdgfd bF her o.gns+arits Or Der nooil-
ifJ-by her lnt1s,y sn.insnt :n4mes, England
Is Let Witb u.s.; But! If Eaglsnd Il to, be
! jucged By her middle clats-it you please to
ea5 1t, by her influential .cIassce, ehe ia with
| DE-. [Great aprlauee.l At aoy rate I am not
;teeeiEeds for never supposed thAt any other
part Of England Vas WITH ns, and I hare not
cone: home, deceived as' the writer in tbs
at,aes tunps5es; Ant now let. ms giys y1a 9
| Jon, citizens Of the United. .Sta1es, the names
| ef men -Members Of the government and
othess-and papers known to be favorable to
tie Federal cause. :.:':-- 80 < =
f.; An org the members Of the government
ktwn - be: favorable to the Federal cause
1narrfed q daughter Of The Duchess of Saihsr.
land J.: Lord Granville, Right Hon. ChArles
Pelham Yn}fers, MI: Miner Gibson, Mr.
JalLts s'ansaeld, ~. Charles Gibson; mem.
htIs: Of P4rllamtnt: Mesers. Jotu Bright
(Chetrs]-1: tod him 1t would b. ju.t 10.
fric6ds, i Sew. i Forster, les knovn. but
juet al firm ard sturdy friend; E A
Leathan1. Gulldford Ona1ow. JAMES Walte,
F: A: Taylor. F; :poullow. "; !: VII
nsne, and The o'Dono9hue,. F. :Barness,
1sonlss Barnes, We. Barter. James Cairo,
james Kershar, Wilfora Lawson. Among
/ the newspapers aid magazines favorable to
7 our caute are the folloFing: The NorAing
star-thc: organ Of the advanced liberal party
--nanaging proprietor and editor, Mr.! 8amuel
e+p,; edited BY Mr. Walker, . paper which, if
man wants to take the Times without it's
venom and Wfckednte IS. lle can take Il Is
Juht az able aa the Times, and thousand
unes mere Principled The evening. edt.
named the Evening Star and the Express 6
queer ramet} The Spectators Weekly
edited By Mr.. Hutton, cne OF the Oldest and
most il lhnentia1 Of the weeklIes, and distin-
gulhed By Its calm and philosophical tone;
LloJd4 Weekly NenB,, edited, by Blanchard
thousand weekly, the great heodomadal or
gan. OF the weekly classes; the Beehive,
organ Of the Trades' Union, non.confornists
{sii sor1s OF dissente1s) !; the British Stand.
aid, Doctor campbell,,.- Congregational.
IL; the 'Fleema1, ,Baptist;. Mse@!1lan's
Of Cambridge UniTer.ity; the Dial,
| weekly Journal Of the Morning Star; the
British Essjgn Gong gregationallslG the West
Minister Review, the quarterly organ Of Eug-
lish Parliament; the Observer, TIE Mtaiste:
,isi organ; the Reader, zone Of tbs principal
! widely calculated Journals, IN both the me-
t:q1 oils and the country, support the North.
| I'm cauEe. "The aggregate circulation: is at
| II tast million each issue. Among the lead.
| Ing provincial pape1s may be mentioned tho
fo!loEiug: The Manchester examiner, clrcu-
the, Newcastle Chronicle, Liverpool Daily
Post, Leeds Mercury, Preston Gaafc1an, Dun
| dee Advertiser, Ca1edonIan, Mercury, Edin-
burgh; Northern Daily Whig, ;Belfa.t; Car
Isle Examiner, Kendall Mercury; and the pa-
Fer Of Lake diktlict Haupshire Indepen.
rhich Peronet Thompson writes weekly;
the Meaeher md '0'Brien party in Ireland,
Ind the Bucks Advertiser. Among men dis.
tlngu,shed In science and literature are the
following, Lord Carlisle, Lofd-Lieuten-
-
known as Monckton Mines, author and
poet [arplausel; Sir Charles Lyen, the emil
neut gtologist .japplausel: John Stu
art Mill, the greatest Of Englaud's phi1oso.
pht1s IF The present day Tremendous ap-
r.snee;l sir Ste hen Huntington, Judge Of
| The Admiralty Court aud ons Of the great
ltsde1s ln the English struggle against slav
ely and the tlaya trade tapplauseJ; Goodwin
| Smith, Professor Of Modern Hstory in the
uhivel.ily Of Oxford tepp1.usel; Professor
| Cartres, Professor Of Political Economy In
Belfast, University; Professor F. ": Nen::
| Epglith Literature; Gen. PeEritt Thompson,
| tbe founder of the Westminster Rsvie,o, first
/ Go7ern Of Sierra Leone, aud author Of the
nAhti Corn Law Catechism" tapp1ause];
Dr.. Chapman, editor OF the Westminster H.
,ttar; Mr: Thomas Hughes, author Of "Tom
| work in England ne1t to "Uncle TOMS
Cabln'' [apPlause]; .Mr. Edward Mall,
I l.uder Of the EnglIhh 'Non-conformists; !;
George Wileon, Chairman of the Anti Corn
a. LeagnS hGe9Igs Th9Hmpsona fsiow
ham in their anti-slAyery struggles; Professor
| Nichols, Of Glatgor UniversiEy Dr.. Foster,
| thsirman OF the Religious Liberation socIety
Professor Beetley, Professor Of Political
Economy in University Ball; james Taylor,
| founder Of the freehold 1snd movement; Dr..
| Ltes, the eminent temperance lecturer: y.
| ]. Fo1, the late member for Oldham; Wash
ington Wllks ard Henry Vincent, nell known
| aBpopu]ar leaders or writer's; MI. Scott, the
Chamberlain Of London; the Mayors Of Man
chester, Birmingham, Rochuaie aud Fayer-
| lows: :Dr. Trench, dean Of Westminster; d.
Candlish and Dr.. Guthrie, the leaders OF
the FREE church in Scotland; Honorable
ar d Rev. Baptist Noel; Rev. Newman Hall :;
Rev. VIM. Brock; Rev. Dr., Haley, President
Of New College; Rey. d.. Angus. President
Of Regents Park College; Rsv. Dr.: John
Cairns Berwick on Tweed; R=y. d.. James
Regg, Edinburgh; Rev. Dr.. Lindsay. AexAn-
der, Edinburgh; Rev. Canon Robinson. OF
York Cathedral; Rev. Professor MaurIe, Of
London; Rev. George Gtlal1au, Of Dundee ;
Rev. D.: Anderson, Of Gl4sgoI; Rey. Dr.:
! glasgow. These are only few Of thousands
Of names OF men Hho are our friends, butthey
| are better known, and sshAye signalized their
f;ie19shlp by literary services IN the cause Of
the Ncrth.
THE FUTURE.
| 1t has pleased Lord Brougham-whoi Is not,
| think, any longer responsible for what be
toys-1o' LAY the American people are a mob.
Le, it be ours to show that an American mob
L. more decent than British arI.tocracy
Tremendous app1anse.1 We are proud Of
our common schools We are proud Of on.
citizens they make. Let it not ba pride and
mere vanity on our part, but in Ill the attri
butes Of fidelity to our conviction -ar home
patience with our enemies abroad, let III
I fhow to the world one more thing; thu,
while, with free Institutions, a self governing
people can acquire wealth from the bosom o
The earth, as no other eyer did, ant
more cheaply and more fairly thar
my other-whI1a they hare power te
put down foreign enemies ard subdut
tie most terrible intestine foes that ever at
| f1icted and tormented peop1e-wh1le we are
&1.nh &..$
that under crowns nor coronets, nor under AMI
! educated influence, Is there another class O.
! teopla On the globe that are 10 temperate, &c
ee]frestraining, SO just and: SO generous il
/ their Eentiments toward foreign people as ths
great mass Of the common citizens Of Amer
I tsops are to feel each others hearts more near
t ly-when more and more themes for nationa
diecuf sion are to be those that turn upon tht
moral sentiments those that are allied K
coumon ideas and common f1elings-for VI
need no other. We do not need Crest B B;itIa1
I tens ne need her. And I say more ths,
that-for moral 1eaaons she needs us. Fo
the cake Of man, and for the caus
# God, for hope Of civilization, the:'
two nations Of tie, earth, carry
hg O civilization which is derived from AMI
/ they are uplif1ed in civilization these tw.
great Protestant Christian nations ull forblt
fhat ne should ever cross hands in strife ant
struggle, but Hhile other nations are begin
ming, though with slon steps, to look for th
1isi6R snn, while even In Russia her ffosts
begin to glitter in that light that ere lonl
etall melt them, let not these foremost Q
nations that have stood in witness for Hbert,,
snd all other blessings Of free government
I'll out By the Nay; but shoulderto ehoulde1
heart to heart, beasiDg and forbearing witt
each other, loving or hoping to love BY an
BY, let them stand together to bear out +
every psrt of the earth the Influence Of Chris
tsln civilization and human liberty. (afea