The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

towusf Twenty three thousand Each man who lves ~
mach vssss posos q the man Who lives 4 Leeds brad.
ford, or HALIFAX And what s ths especial virtue that
nan shas svss him aasssn times q much voting power
belongs 70 you here, TO she men Of lAedsf Hsars
sppsss TINS sns =
Then We come 70 what 10 said by those who are
constantly looking at the civil var 10 America Ame.
RIGA 10 3 demOcracy-America self goveraing
rspublc and there you have civil war, and VIII you
venture 10 insis. on reform when You see what has
occurred side OF the Atianticf" what does
this but that We to cling 10 our a. siderable
gaperr that to fonce round and preserve
Of America are engaged life and death struggle 70
free their country from tho grasp OF savehcding OIL
. they have NOT done Let suppose
that tho republicans Of America OK the NORTH mad con
n1sa y sS. q p ss % % ~ .a
Wha did say or sAes That they were so engaged IL
10 connive At the tyranny Of the South the nesroS
"a Voice.. This Is not question.") beg your
tsunled. cloud cheers. and another voice. That IS
20. the ques,ion1 win bring TO tho question very
they would longer submit he thus ruled they
same Time said they would not submit TO have their
should we have said or themS We should have that
they cowardy loud applause) that those working
money and an easy life 70 princips and 70 country
e. Hear, hear" and appiause) And We should
EnRana lose oa.' power os and Be- Io
placed BY democracy, which will thus allow
itself TO be subservent TO special interest,"" (Appause)
Because they have not done so, tecduse the Wor7ngne
the GytsdHs and yeome Of America haze poured OUT their
ues for the lat tho three years behalf q their cou.
try because at this lest moment they have shown by
their conduc. at the late vote that they even hated
slavery than they loved Upcn "a Voice That is
not the queson") will 70 the question CHEERS
and aughter Because these worKingmen on the other
side OF the Channel have shown that they hated slavery
and loved their country therefore We ara constantly tod
and suppose my friend there would join In so telling u.s.
the iUorkingmen, the artisans and iGtores Of England are
10 be f1cluded from their share IN government and to be
pariahs In their constitution. loud applause) Well.
but think the opponents Of reform ought be ashamed
OF mentioning America aud for this reagon. Who y It
that has preserved this country from ntermeddling
In American afiarss Whether It was right or
wrong, II would have boon considered by the
Americans, as IL would have been considered BY
might probably, have led US to war with our
knsmen behalf Of slavery say, who has prevented
this being done? Not the dristocracy Of England not
the middle classes OF England, but the oorkg men
Of England (''Hear, hear and loud applause am
not complimenting you believe you would have done
were working men who were tred-the working men OF
Lancashire, who were tried In every way-(ioud
under the strongest possible inducements
that OF deep and unmerited povertyrofused TO pater
with principe. They were wrong, perhaps, my friend
there would say; but he will not deny this that whether
wrong right, they have shown that the working men
great distrct-and do not compliment them SO
would not have done-fuifed what lie the greatest and
necessary condition OF granting to any order
OF whatever. CHEERS THAT NSfey have preferred
principle to interest," they have preferred the good OF
their country and the principles which they TO
Q mere question Of pecuniary advantage. (Cheers.)