New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12

s.ons" with the li.j,c STATE & i, ~ ppSet, Of this
HgSrcssiCh ny ''' oe 10 doubt but the pT4otc .
question rs W. sr England can in support OF
the treaty OF 80 than remonsirdo with those whose
ecndH' alreoy tends 90 a breach Of t. On 1hufsdy
neg. TT Government will 40 d0ubt be 0be to descroo
81 stirsIacnt he efforts th,y have uaOe 10 prevent m
shedding Of blood in ShlesWir, and what course my
E.,ak Is necessary 10 follow hereafter. ~ N'r
0tssld frighy Informed, says there IS stu h'iV 80
peace and il has to believe that The frlss -
Cabiuo. j. disposed 10 yield 10 be urgent ie"'o'su''
'oi ETC.aad AID cort.,ln other Powers
TIL MANCHESTER SOUTHERN lNpEP-"p"Np'
ASSOCIATION.
On Ian. 10. ihc members Of the Mancb cStei
Scrthcin Ir,lcpanJcucc Assertion and their rnAJ
hold soir6c nc tl C,rcrcc liotc' IN that ely iL'"
were about two hundred -tnticms1 ana tyWt t-''e
IoTf WI"o.,its re President Of the \ ssociator
presided. Iord Campbell Ml. James spc'ce and Mr.
II IL. Girlcy Nlrc prtslnL , ..
Mr. Collins The Secretary. read lcttc'-U apo'"E\ o
1ou.attcudaqcc from MI 4. j. H. B0pa aud - J' y
RowriiIr He then read report al the piot uht y
Size Assoc alton sincC It's formation, ia WHICH w
named The places in Lancashire Ncit'hro a. WIZ
meetings had been held auJ pCducb ps"cuiioiS
Iheg had issued ahdut r 900 pagers Tor t1' HNl
giving she fullest iunaimauon m regard TO the OLE ~
Tie war, and the rights CA which r'ecS' ,on ~ -
lGC lis and about l0 CNparld ~ an" l''-
Lord Wharuclifh. rfcr some inti"ouci"I!
lions said than ip,iny OF those who sPoS, OF u 10,
rhe North had aolird TO tl"t poor, ~ ,i, ~, %,
hmamcn. NO0 ltat term 90 f'pid't'" ~ 80 -i' u
lr,gliate for il one elias. ia America eF' on
Il Wa that IN ,hr southern STATES and not the Norm
By calling DE northern l'ol.' "tI ali'i iren
~ graded aid iusyled us because cur IeeiH'S anu
doinrs were altogether opposed g. tIcIs. Inc! NVo
=, boa,tfl rnsudacouS p"opie II h1d never p'tu '.'
haDt OF the people Of this country i" 'li'" VIZ
mislpad them. hG that was nut t' case III '' w
States Of America iot thero tie 6"' tIni"oHl
ahc press 60 m,iCld tho people IS 10 th Iesui u l
arms As 10 their arut n Ind never Shown i" ih'i'
,,r, mini s.fs6 hr tie south hut on tho contrary
hai shown the greatest possible coutGE" ln etf! Hs
everything wi hu reach whom nuh'd! opposed lic'h
Iueir mode of warfl had been dictated by Niloc
tiyeness which Lsd parable, !u Tie pages e. J.'".
Nj Poster, IN L.siy Speaking con- thc American war,
tlrded 10 the S.rth ana spoke ln vtiN ctunic
terms of tie courage 0ud bravery al the Southern
people which BE- SAID. comluaId'. The adairtt.on 'i
all No speech lit more accurately Described tic
people Of tie south than that this Naf haC re- cr
caused the Northern people to s1cIincc Arythiug hui
their mORel. Tie contractors were ih' luncIiiai
class In America. Co u was uc! ohlt WHO lad au
IEtercs ~ keeping mp tis WIZ. - - save j s
fcu blot upon IRE institutions ~ tie Sou'l TIE
al ruptiou 81 IA, American Union vas one ~ he clei
features az he procIuc o. tue southern lndcptrd.
euco Association. Sir hlHer Gibson. az sslf1r TIE
other dey practically night when Do Fulo the south
drpCAdUd upon the NoITh. b'd The North upon ~"
South and tlet they could not cN.st without esch
otel. Rut nevertheless. tlcy could Wei serve each
under two Governments as under one. That associa.
con heicY 60 thai America Was hg enough for tNo
powers 10 exit n re. and that the balance Of power
could as well exist Their. es pa Eqrpc They also be-
Leted that the Monroe doctrine WIS opposed the IN.
terests o. and dangerous 10 LufoS But De- hoped tt
he coufse pursued by the Emperor oi tho treayl
81 MeA co bad shown Tie Americans The folly 81 t,;
doctrine and rad put an end - %. Hear tie be-
heyed. with Pr. EIignt ttat Slavery dot upon
tie South. anc tat tie umc was NOT far distant wren
Ihere would not be slave IN the south IN states, bat
.hcs did not believe witt him that the Union would
exist mad eX tCt ana they hoped if would n0f
since they believed that is destruction Was Size bc. O.
thing that could happen ~ their naive nd
4. ". 4. H. Briev leAt addressed TIE audi, nee
Lord Campbell tl,n addressed the meeting. and said
1t could oiy ooa upoa Tie course the NORTH va luT-
suing with sorrow AID TegI,t aud he considered that
the object OF NJ. Lncoln and his colleagues WAC no
Other than TO make q Poland Of America.
MIR. james Spence sud That they were I'll n earnest
IT, the objects Of their association. Ihe com
MeDeed ty the people az he North under o suddeu iu
ylse He should scarcely Ike u 10 20 forth that tl,
sppYoyed Oi 3ir Gibson, Oh feTyGtiOns az Ashton Oh t
American question. il tlat gentleman Wa right onon
point Re wa wrong on many otheIs. IL r.aai. Ias
with Mr. Gibsons statistics for II there was one thin
more than other ia which they supposed that taa
gentleman was likely 10 be Nerscd, YVES stai4su',
5,r a. II were they the tcols Of his trade
epcaiipc II the s.ite OF AntIicL no teI'
,snite the abstraction of million 81 men Tor war pa
- there was sin Enormous prosperity. s
a proof ne nieuoned that there - great Increase
the agricultural productions and compared me qua
tity OF wheat produced IN the yesls leU. and ls6i.
certainly tlue that there Was an Increase bur b.
means Whatever such one az Ae stated that besit
taking the Whea. alone il was az 10 misle9d. al'
win the view of correcting Mr. Gibson sietenent
he had thrown together the whole of %. cereoi proiut
tions in the Northern States for the year lso--.
IL led2, tie totl number %. quarters o. al hAG
o. of cercai- was l25O0'O0O Will in 1903 il was OIL!
JOs 0OoOO. showing deficiency OF I7co90t
Then there was q great nininlt,on IN the P,tet
crop. In lH6!. that crop was li3VJVjJ Of bushels
while in 1853 il was only g.01uJo, having deh
cheney OF 100000 bushels As 90 The hay crop j
Tas "a million Urs jos in lctJ tnan il Wa IL TO-
When Mr.. Gibson erred 80 matters -Gch a. be wa
supposed 10 be vel acquainted with thcy could TcaCil,
that when the same Spek'r passed 70 alo.he!
branch Of tie American question, he sr' iizcy u
De less accurate lie also sad II Ashton t1at he sup
posed people had found out b. Iii tmc lha. hoe VII,
were engaged ia the cotton oi.llicts had soGs ant
tntcllocts and powcr - appreciate what was rtli u
-natiOuai policy. He Tad rgEi 10 7gk ~,
yessons WHY be believed tie feelings Of tho opcr
atiyes were ml.Tep, -erie4 On Ills question, ant
he (MT. Gibson must never have heard OF tie pe0p
of Ashton holding meeting on tuis subject sAt
passing resolution in isyor Of the south. He denef
1lr Git-eL's statement thai tho Questions III taTl'
bad nothing 20 do with the bringing aiout of tis
There had hong bcr conviction amor the people o.
The Soath that tue onion worked 10 the profit 81
the North ard tie lose 0i tie South. Those Wlo looked
DO deeper than the .Ain bod discovered L.s; bu
those who looked drepr wolld have 10 difficulty ii
seeing that "a" tariffs lad 10 Go Win TINS question.
seemed have been forgotten tBt this very great
SusOn wa o. tie bfnA vi cOInlng 10 pass tin.
ago. They never brnrt Of austiig but tho arb qLes
tion when South Carolina nUlfed the acts oil COnCfe-s
He then went deuonnce S.ayery and sdd that hf
objected To il much mOle strongly ihan did the Ena1c
patton Society He deHcd that b. lad ever rifton y
spoken wVId ia losO! OF that institution and
ylOfed Slavery as much - Sly Dsn.
The proceedings terminated viii d vote oi thanks Il
aerd Mnar1clife Tor presiding
THL SCANDALOCS DIyOECE CASE.
In the Divorce Court, on the 10Th. the ca 81,
OF "OKane agt. 0Kane ard ViscOunt Palmer ton" az
p ared IN the let FOR tue first time.
The following is a copy OF DE petition;
"In her Majesty Court Vi Divorce aud Matrimonial
EauSes.
In the matter Of Timothy Joseph OEane Of No. q
Inverness road BayHa.er. ia the county Of Msdiesex
gentleman, d1tcd the 4St 4Hy Of October, ~ Inc yea
VI our Lord l.62.
Shewctb, ]. That your petitioner was, The ID o
October 1851, lawfully married to Margaret Aatd,
Augusta Morris, Of No. John Street, rutton street
Commercial road East, in tie said County 0f Middle
sex spiDster at ST. Georges n the Esi, IN The sale
County Of M.ddleseI
-. That after his said mmriage, your peliion,
cd nd iof. vii - NJ - Holm