New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
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Lord vyharmcaiGc's 4axisfy for CoBfc'"r-
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Secretary Seward. Plain gaiiI 50
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WhsnIyoIoE. Thursday. Dee. ?. 1851.
TIE President to-day gent q me-'age 20 The
Senate IN reply 10 Mr.. Sumrers's resolution calling
upon him # lot igcompathle with the public interest,".
20 furnish tie Senate any information IN his posses
sion relative TO proposition o: British subjects 10 give
ai, 70 the Iaholl.on. Lord WharnohEe ihforris hr.
Adams tbat lie Liverpool Bazaar r.Odlced about
AZ 900 and asks permission for acrlei.ed s2eng 20
visit The military prifons within tie Neither states
and distribute aid 10 their nmntcs fle denies TIA; any
political aid aimed at, any inIi's''on 'hm Con
tolerate prisoners alc deprived of sueh attentions az
The ordinary rules onjoD. He says:
90 The SO Of the great cn.tesf VIII not he d'iss.
mined ~ individual suffering. be- - eitaef 81 f iHa
you whose iarilv name is Interviewer WIN " rrCeh
history cannot view with indifference the suffering Of
Amc Fcan citis'ns whatever tAeig Siie or oliE!ons
Nj Adams replied that j. has never been the desire
Of the Government TO treat VIII unnecessary or vndic
tive severity any II the Misguided indrdoal parties
in this dcp0ralo Rebellion who tsye faleu into IT,
hands in tie regular course Of tho vnr, and urt lie
should greatly rejoice II TIE Effects OF sgch syicpaty
ocnla BE- extended to uinisterine TO thcE mental all
meni as well 80 their bodily suffering. thus contributing
20 pnt an end to struggle which Otherwise too likely
10 be only procractina,ed by their Englsh eyDpaiz'
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ceivoi through Mr.. Adams;
DrPArr,i,ST ov STATE, WAsHEGToH. Dec. :, lsgi.
SIR: | have received yoUg dispatch OF tie e.a OF
November 40. sOi, together with tie papers tneie.n
mentioned, viz: copy OF letter whch Wes s"a.stspi
t. you on the 18th OF November last ny Lord "hrh'
cic aud n copy Of your answer u than Lester. You
win now inform Lord WhlrnciNe that PERMISSION ief
an agent Of The committee described By ban 10 VISA,
the insurgents detained in the military prison. o. mo
United States and distribute among iael se,epteil
thousand pol q of British gold is disalOwcd here II
il expected that your correspondence VIII LoN
Wfagncllc VIII end. That CORES pondeaee WIZ ueoes
sarib become pubic. go
that while tie United States have ample means i0f tne
support = prisoners as we'll 0r every other efficiency
Of the war in which they are engaged tie insurgents
have bndly rushed into that cost 10, are suii-
nl 10 prvaton that appeal for relief 10 charity eifheT
at home o. abroad. The American public VIII be hkcy
IL Zee; tlat The thus inSldrOGsr tender ~ te
name Of Humanity, constitutes no large portion oil zoe
pois which its contributors may DO ilsuy ;sfpos sea
10 have derived from tie Insurgents by eYohaARfng
with ;bcm arms and munitions OF war nr tie coveted
production al irnm moral and enorvatng slave labor
Nor will any portion oil tho AmerIchn reop.e De as
psed 10 ecar the thus SYSTEMATICALLY offered FOR
the relief 81 captured insurgents as too generous
egri ya!cnt for the devastation and dissolution WHICH
civil promoted and pro,isciod by British ru0ess
has spread throughout the Statcs Which pcioi: ere
erin,n,ly prosperous end HAPPY. finauy. IN view OF
this last olcious intervention IN cur domestic anr
tie American people hardly fail 10 recall the whTn
ms oi The Father Of Country directed against two
great and intimately connected public i1useis namely
scctiona, fiction aid foreign intrigue.
do not ih.at the insurgents have become debssed
although they have sadly wandered from tue ways .
LOYALTY and patriotism think that IN copi'ion ~
All our connfryIpen they Will rejoice al heihg saved p.
their aud loyal Government from the pfev'
insult which Lord Whsrneife and his associates, Ia
Their zeal for the overthrow United States
Or, pared for the victims OF this unneural and hof
WILLIAM II. SEWARD