New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

doss T.. syes to tho shts 4 Iii not sSdosis IL ME
sion. The svas Baee Of the United Sestes ewsssno9
Il is there In s strength: Let s DESTRUCTION y ~:
vosid elict nothing II would 10 n eonpssieoo L1t
pntian. Ths6rator cast rapid glance evsr amir u
MsIleo.s This sstnse vas several tmS intsrTup'ss
Mr.. james Fay then ,oachsd on swis. arirs and
showed ,s.. there We: tins wse. y n.e ASps1
more He hsishsd 81 sspfsssins the oosyiso. tles =
mo distant day oppressed snious would every
ssid Mr. Easy. 10 closing thsti cheer the Republic d
against the South. the Of America the eauss q
Long sissr the orator len the tribune. sppsnsss ain
The President Of the meeting called ures Mr. Adsphe
Catalan. We regret that the number u u eeches and
the necessity Tor anaiy sing all In the same report eS
pes as to a6rage the sowns Language Of he ofator:
.,rs.ds :oos a ,Ss oSs..sn wss fully sssds.sd I'd
the task VI ctLer orators Was abridged me cfescs
then proceeded to sbow up tne ~ J. !. ro,s
ma,ler Of the Committee which csled the nces.
Ing be snDounood tat dfa;t q an address naa 1T
prepared 70 be forwarded " the pooRs q .s
assent II accepted. It wonId be seat " ths CeasH
the United States OF America with the rsqusss 70 "
II before the Go7erRmsnt a. Washington e-
/ These reinarks were welcomed ny applause:
,Thenext call wac made on Nr. Serm,h t advocate;
Mr. ssrment opened By shssitg astjlisinieat fpsa
every ciisan OF Gsasva dsss Tel sotiArnt VI al
nraion pc. pie the other ado CT tie oeeen Wis
are fighting battles fer the abollion of Sbavery.
81 not coasdersd that Is. )" tool
the initiative in getting 1t up belonged to political
compile Jon iilereNt nom mine; came because q. b
meeting has nil my sympathies-because all loca opin
ious can and ought ts n ,uad 10 proclaim
tie eteruul principles which are The salvation Of the
| people and OF bn nanity. 80
of the Committee that feel sonrwhot jsio 10
not % among the citizens composing tie Com nitce
on he meeting any hem ny poka Sds oss mo an.
rlpse 1is remark caused toe mo'e sensation ocetse
tie Jsar"ai Geneva requested T. insert 1.e eab f NE
Slavery neetiag oostin'teiy Closed 10 columns
Mr.. sernens continued When near.y fur ycsrs AZ!
Europe iewnrd lnst The Republic VI tho lighted
Stafes he'd eeoed ar. Abraham Lincoln as ia Prssi'
dent il night lie believed op al parts VI the wortd
sirgis opicIy would ralsc-an ontciy OF gmpa.Y OF
lscitation. AID 81 encoarsge2ent for ts 'epaDicsa
Tat election (tbe election OF Abraham Lucon) was
an eyegt Of the Rraudcst hamantsrian siSainc1tSn.
II gave evidence that toe yanmei placed W some
StsI.s in the UHon In the way Of the abolition u
SssveIy wotId sOon DO broken, y.
| This en,anciyatory Indication was not everywhere
welcomed with like -atisisetID The voice 81 interest
hefe and there snothered that VI duty. when civil
war entered upoa by those very people wao desrso
~ maintain slavery.
th,D "a be sporehended III The United States Sneh are
more or less openly manifested IN iayor Of the slave
States ts ike mtathies with these quite feeepuy
cyh bted In the affair VI the Ai"b ana the pirate con
l;cefed In a fair fga. lAppanse.I In opposition 10
ta,se Pr,.saye,y masilesLaious, unite. geRlIena7.
with the abot.oa manifestation for which tie pevple VI
Il Geueva have been called together 80 I'D -r-,
The orator condemned the efforts OF tlat party when
would excuse Slavery By deny that eaves ale ID un-
hapy az tey are sld to be- because their masris are
not inhuman 10 admit tD1s arr anent "vd" oe W ~
nit voluntary Slavery but tie Latter 10 more disgrace
Ill than enfU: ced Slavery.
s,sf, have rospcc,ed the Iarfuness OF tbings aud u
they have replied violence with vioiencei-if they
have g,ged IN evil war 10 bas been sftsr tie FL.
~ Il. a
cheer for al, usiIlois vi The NorIA ,sd sss.ls tIn
that th.y nav reckon uron the wishes md le synpar
| ID 90 Of all lovers of liberty. ~ -
| Mr. Alfred Trochu then spoke. He remarked has
4. the st or the profound regret cause by the civil
war In tie unted States. that S,y war oilers at least
one NJ eat onsolaCa which ID that il taxes place On
account " Slavery. fhis bi'ieoss peRussP't wi;ich
ear,r,, MI, 10 erred by nrr /. nd sword The remedy
ia te,oc II sbnuld b-sl attempts made by the D0ith
ia ming The disease 10 peaceful enc having failed In
yhw Of the contest which divides The American Union
dc with satIsfsctlor thar liberal Gs,e,a slows her
self on his occasion ea ual " her reputation And fron
hi. I,frv tr,bue declare unwort y Of freedom these
h do not ,roas. Themselves 10 view ~ tho bondage "
W, ~ az 81 ss ibcse Who soud reduce othsn 70
Sts,a Ts., orator ron,arks.I thst IL vas dcbasing
IN m,n,,y thar men more or less white, -
h.. h;rct stoui be traded Of or sod g., che hisest
h,r,,er is MA con y,ccd thut this shntns about
ra emil lie ui.ered words of glowing encours cement
10 ,bnse ci;iz.us Of Sutherland Who hight andeT tie
v,ed bau1a9 IL would uot Ice said VI them,
! no exclaimed thut they are mercensries They hghs
for the cause 0f Humanity.
Mr. AIR Il Trochin s,oks of the necessity OF mani.
fesiD, In an edIress TO the people ~ Washington,
,hs .eh,.uents Of The people Of Geneva and recon.
rs,Ss Committee 70 pi eseut the address. hoping il
r,,J mo of patnre 10 be en- approved By
~. 80, ~ - -
| Nj. Antoine Cartaret next spoke. He was welcomed
by the plaudts VI the assenb,y. aud SPOKE neary