New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

QuOpn TO throw us III lntO II iHuNhus
not So igrorrnt myself ought 10 be ashamed per.
la,s IN nv that know n rrpCt deal more DlEi yoit
noitics than about English po ti,s trv' e.i loa
re obects NJ which Il Aimed, and he fic Tlich
= ro.tbrl now something ~ your pubir ~. p;
When come 20 America find myself N cchseniai
atmosphere Nothing strikes NE "'tg s"iP H. ~
il BE- the extraordinary enlargement Of 81 AAs So
York or that while tie nlnrun9 oi war are a.
lLe South you ia the north appear - d so - r.
perity and energy, and hope. Bu, ;ar pcorc q I'm
American ias; and thcy have but few, mems
# being Informed. The = res iuI.sLrn ~. ~
this country .bat arc mos; Wioe'. ".s-' ,i'''"d
in Fnrlaud do not give the mos. Just req escntlon &"
Tho tine state Of things here. VIII nndeltaSe =" Hiy
that not man in thousand IA Engianu Ahe , U,
what cOmbin ton OF elements Mr. Lnc1!u was pIac,d
I'm the Presidential chair could have w-Icd the
question what the distinctive FEATURES OF ttc po
lteal platform upon hioh lie elected. ana 80,
Whom to war broke ogt aud nl kind, Oi nsregses
lions were given tie people curhur The o'.''t@ no
aims Of the Republican party, II snold nor h' "a hbtr
OF ,mpri.v cha the people Of England "a h't iia.
give sou their sympathy mere were 90 w.
Occurring in this country which were ctrL!aG b.CskS
in their way and ON hOurd 70 mr'uon t4N'n. Ine
speech delivered by your excellent President
ftol lie geps OF the Cauol, On tie ith Ci Mascf,
lsGl seemed la look much more ryorrhiy - re Socr
than to tire North. rrd certainly dii nrt give 10 nc rec
p!e o. Eng and whatever It might ir, II TO ne eye o
tie urdcr TAI Ding Ame loon. Any ct"-"ce /. O. "t
Lincoln meant while In n. r. riae ti char ~ gravpe
with the g,an; denomination CT tac land no 5o'W.d =
be ca,e; and sudio1s to prov 20 t"e 'Ct 70 IN IL
/
knew enough OF American p'iii.3 al uf the meaning
oi what Air. Lnco.a t1ty .crcl 20 e-cw -: ttat
when he STA was .5r the PerPose % si""inS be-"
icaOus; M guarded the ConstiiTit 80 HE country
ina how do;ainned he was tat iu h, bands t. !"e r. :
should be trarscon2cd. G1d tf-t there -b6"id 10
NJ invasion OF TIE r1aran'ccd fistiS o. vac
10 th7 u4ou,s Of rHelud u BiI Dc IN ,turIC. j e
ton TIA, very aftcr that touroes r, $500 s'ii
If resulu IONS setting forth what we're or Nnat re
not the obiy Oi the war; ad among The oe.'H t""'
Mt La
IA the matter Of slavery. Ihcso roS0G; ora yer" o'-
lowed speedily By dispatches ipiL MI S'WLfu - INC
reptcsenta ives Of ;.c United Si-;es - iic4' OIL. ."
charging those representatives !" u'ec me- l-o
in the minds ~ tie people ~ Europe hat nc p'i'y ~
tie Government or efforts Oi lie ru HAcnt ""ud
be directed to the ehtci!uE Oi HD. Hit"fHuon ~ tht
statug OF the negro Those dispatches laid ho repre-
setatiyes of this country under an cmpcTro acst ~ ~
so much NJ allowing the question q! >!aFcsy 20 DC Aod
IN auyoft hcT conferences, With TIC ioT't ministers o.
ot&et countries. lt Vii Ice within Yonr tecoi''t"' 'o
that cersn acts End certain utterrnc"s of your p'hc
men were Of n character cacu ted 10 convey "a ne
mind oI the people abroad TIC !Cc3 t.at rtu were
G.Ltug imply Tor tie rcineeruion II your territory
ana tho ToGsatlsbment 81 y"ur Constitution, and h''
the interests and claims ard rights % TIE negro r-
uaiion were lot included ~ The objects oi ie ""f
Bot when that glad WORK commenced WINCH - "'.i
progressing. when NJ. Lincoln. In cunltnc " WITH
Congress began that series of measures when. mry
saw exceed IN hereic"ncc ana scope and vg.Lc any
ues.ure, of legislation cont rcssed within the sane
space OF time In any axe Of tic woTid lppnusr when
Nc saw the District q Columbia puIg 81 Slevcry
trade enforced: when We 50" 'Dt mHnstr'ler Z 10
beied IN the City Of Ncw.lork; when we rGT those
va, North Western Territories wresia2 from tie POI.
lCuG tread OF to tyrat, when sc ga" NUG 'h,oiihs
into Gipoaa.e relations with Udyt aId LLo,id lap.
pausel: when you. 81 your own motion, dcH'i-
fyng yourselves b. troay with England IN the work II
.uptrgasing the OdiJus tfHlic In Ten along the
shores Of Africa. whom Ne iUund Congress
and NJ. Linccl toeetler Piedg.ne Themselves
To the Border and other Slave States that IN the
emancipation they should be compensated Tor the Ices
Of their human properly. ana tuay when there came
out taat noble odic that H. after the lapse ~ 100 days
the Slave States or the people uf tho Huih shond not
return to h"ir Allegiance every shave an every Rebel
district should ceaso 10 ba thing, and ii~e mo tie
stature q man, then Sir all EaEl,nd tot couylI cei
that the path you had found the nation he'd entered pn
ald would never ccGse a. POeSU uhtu =, eha- IA an
sersai Freedom. Great APPLAUSE Some'hing -" "a
accounting Tor this lack OF sympathy on TIE part @! tt
people Of England must be ascrb'd ~ The increasing
( industry Of Secession agents In Eagiand. fcu
in England they were specially yigi!sn; ed ac:vc
What money they spent cannot pretend 90 say. but
ihrt ,hoy dad mod innnus whatever ihoso means ua!
have been ~ Influence. 70 considerable extent. 90
ress Il cur country End 20 cause orr pltlc wr:cT8
take those distorted and false views Of the state Of
things here which from day they placed before
lis being the intention Of the Government at Washing
ION 20 adopt tho characterization policy there was always
body Of men In England great majority 81 the pOpu-
laOn who cherished sincere sympathy With you Lie
me- ttev contonGed that Slavery anaIi Won had relt
TO seek the restoration Of your Union; you had n
night 10 Ictstablish the Constitution that had been
overthrown and trampied In tho dust Won had right
20 from the hands Oi spOniOrs q properly 'hey
had trator"usiy teken away hos' u the people OF
England recognized your right IN do these things
the consequence that when that series q
10 which have referred cor menced We proceeded 10
form societies all the country. and the these
societies lcok IN England Union ard Einancip.,io
soce;icsi for BY that t!mo VIC had become con.
WINGED that Union meant Emancipation. and
that Union was the way o. Emancipation. Appliance
As evidence that the great 81 the people have
been sound on the question Of American aGaEl. may
10 the fact that the Secession party IN England
have never been able o. Lod a successful public meet.
ing. 1hcy tried experiment IN London and small
IL was 10 sufficient 10 CONT inoe thon Chat hn appeal
70 the public would have DO good effect uron their cause
More Than two years ago tho ConfedeIaes opened
drawing rooms on tho is floor In fashionable street
In London IN tho neghborhood q Portland place. in
immediate couiiguity a. the American Embassy and
might receive them 20 and hear American affairs
discussed. l got one u those Circular. could
nnd substitute. | placed my Invitation IN the hands
VI Mr. Andrew Jackson, the coechmau OF Jefferson ia
Wis iilughicTl wlO had left Richmond and found his
way 20 LONDON. and al The time aud for several
month"; under my roof. did more than that. gave
timely nmGtion 10 the Union Emancipation Society 81
London and they sent three men 10 parade backward
and forward before the door Of No Devonghre street
Portland square. Each Of these men had board be
hind and board before llsug Liter we call them sand
w!chc5 In London irenCwod laughter l-aIpeding ~
10 the eye and Tho understanding OF ell who m ght
20 90 No. DeyonFhro place. tIhe speaker heredis
uibgtCd number Of large handbils which were thus
pHcaTded one OF which contained the picture Of ne
gro with an iron collar These are pictures for Conicd
crates. This il mode of Ant.Slovery made easy
England. APplause.I / had public meeting "a az.
tend that night Going home about 10 O'Clock. found
jackson had arrived. ind said: wei what sort Of
meeting was II = Well" said he. they looked very
suspicious at NE wien Toy took ny coi anl told me
could so upstairs About 30 persons wcro pgcgent.
One n them knew exceedingly well for rad ohen |
fccn lin ut Richmond. IL was Mr. Mason Aud, " |
said Lc "aer lecture Of about three quarters of an
hour 0ug from Dr LempIere. who ordered 10 Dc |
removed because he veDtured to queoton tho accuracy