New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
The Union md Emancipation Boeiety on
The Presidential Couicsi in Amcricn.

Ala meeting Of tho Executive Of the Union and
Emancipation Society of Manchester, England, held
on the stA Of October, 1864 the following resoln-
tons were moved BY AIr. 7. II. BAEHII, seconded
b. Alr.J.C. EDWARDS, nnd unanimously passed:
First Thai this Executive In view Of Tie vast issues
and tcl principles involved in the coming confess fo
the election OF Precedent OF the J.ntcd Sa''f i1.i
bogrd 10 express ~ tlrir ifr'h,rh lu Alelioa lnei
deem sympathy with them In their heroic cnanihhtfs
al he tassing through tic .!cTy furnace q tflHbt
wal-a war 10 maintain constitutional Rovcrin'A ~ anu
10 iuslIc 90 OIL people oi Whatever DOT 1i 'nA' "ho
dwell within the boundaries ~ tho Republic, me night
no life 10 liberty aud % tho pnfsuii OF hhppness
s, sond: That this LxrcltiYe, having watched with
intense anxiety The conduct onS procceainS 0 thoie
who ere ideI titled with the causo "a ifeeaom M VOL
cr fs vi te free people OF the free STATES as Tor fhe
black entertain profound conviction tuat the cause OF
liberty Justice and good gOy erhinent WI DO most GER
family secured and most speedily ATTAINED ny ie feeec
fou II Nh IncOiN Who by his many acts ana declifa-
ous under circumstances Of unparalleled dEchty rag
hown himself wO. Thy Of the oondencoO every 20! al
American, and Of The esteem oil every ..', "a i'Ai
mad. That this Executive feel that they are on
titled 10 record distinct and special c1prceio OF thei
cnts seeing that the agents an tins country Oh e
savehoding Rebel Coniedery aic obtaining ~ e,i9lS
I'M u so.eallad "Apnoal for Peace IN America IN which
a. sely represented that the people Of Great biitih
and ireland OOk upon the cause ~ the Aolh rs nope
rsu the real object Of fhesppca bninrto insigatc tho
American people 10 acis Of disOyAty iowhd iAelr eou-
fv md treason toward teg Constitution, ana lleIcDy
Qg 0iGiOnOr to fhcuStFfN ana 10 iAi4t ltItt 81.
Fon,fhi That this Executive, having carefully scintF
D2ed the expressed opinions OF the people Of ms KING
dom feel fuy convinced that the Intelligent honest.
rolncd mud hbertyovng OF oll classcs OF society," but
especially the Industrial most heartily desire ard long
m Tho psrmanen! establishment Of the republic. on those
bases which alone can insure real prosperity ana tfae
Greatness viz; free government FREQ prc'i' free
schools and free labor. ..,
JyG6: That IN the name and on behalf OF the thon-
sands whom they officially represent, ono o. the inll
ions who are sympafhccaly allied with them IN spi
and aim the Executive take this opportunity o. urging
earnestly and hopefully. upon the Prcsident his Capi-
net the Congress- and tho American people, I'D inns ,he
ime OF their national crisis to declare IN uumlsaknDe
terms in the spirit Of patriotism and OF true ,hrstan
manhood thai the Union shall be Preserved intact
tbeI the wicked Rebellion shall be cInshodi thft by
force of The National will, oonsituonay c1pre;scu
slaycry The guilty and lOathsome cause OF Rebellion
Sian be utterly destroyed and forever outawed ana
nt The ever blessed era Of peace aaii ihHus nn'e W.
REIGN Of Justice and equal rights under tie Jaw una O.
cflect freedom TO every human being WITHIN l'e great
Stoned IN LclIN Of the Fyccuiivc,
JouN II. EHcOui1, Chairman.
Sal. WATiG. lr.. treasurer
JOns g. lDwAnJrS Hon Soc
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