New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
WICKLOW HOrsT.
No. / cornarrht.r rl., Nog. Z. Ia

VI
No. conaaughtr'. Nov. T. lsG1
S;R, t.T,ng feeling exists among the ;ends ot the
Co'tcGerale States cf America that II would be desir
aoe tc o,gsr.ze IN London Southern Independence
AssoeatoL will the object OF dising Information as
tc tie utrts Of tie war iL America, md vi keeping
9e:oro he m.hd. Of the British public The policy ana
ssuce CT recognizing The Independence of tho Cohiod
crate State, al tho earliest possible moinClt.
Az sch AZ association must In order 70 he success,
.ci, be composed Of men Of good poilcel commercial
and social standing its promoters desire Deere 'ans
farther steps iivite tie gentlemen whose names nre
incoSod aud among whom ic. yoi VII Lld You owl
to form provisional comLliItee
All ihat 10 now requested ofyCu Is 10 agree 10 Join
that provisional committee conditional en not fever
than y Of the accompanying lanes .lSicl doing TIE
same.
mceuug Of the provisional committee viii Dc called to
take further steps.
We have lie honor to rernin, sir yours faithfully.
a. j. II. BEnEsgogD HOPE
w. =. LINDSAY
RoE.Rr BouRKr, Committee.
ALEXANDER Barring. esq. NJ p accepted; Marquis
Of Bath. accepted; -Hon. Robert Bourke, accepted
iEarl Of Dcnoushmore. accepted; ihon Enrnest
Duncombe, accepted: iSir James Ferguson NJ T., ac-
cepled; wv r. Seymour Fitzgrrald, Iefrsed to join
after committing Lord Derby y. : Giliat esq, ac
tireyiIe, NJ. p, accepted; Judge Haiiburton.
" r.. accepted; "A. J. r. Baresford, Hope.
accepted, iSr f.. Keuil0D. Bart VI. T.,
accepted; marquis OF LothIan; accepted;
Sr Coutts lindsay Bart. accepted; w. 5 Lindsay.
esq, 81 T.. accepted. George Pcacocke, esq. NJ. r..
c. 81 Start. M p, accepted; fLort Eawin H. Trevor,
" p accepted; Nv .lsn FaufiltaGi, esq, NJ. r., re-
fused to Join; Lord Elstaco Cecil, aceepteJ; Sr A.
II. Elton. BART. accepted; fLOTd Whagncliiie, ac.
cesed, Edward Ackroyd egg: eeeep'ed; tG 4; Sew
mour esq accepted: 'Hon. G. PizSiIap. II. T.. ac-
ceptcd; 'John Lair, esq. n. r.. acceptedi wv.
scholeGeld esq NJ. r.. nccopte'.
'Pcrsors whose thrs accepted Lut
,esr.on.Sa-.a.: .ssiis contrib i~d money.
TNf t.Nxitf.
AoKLow HOUSE. No. ! CosSAUear.PrAcE.
LONDON 2Jd November. l.o1. )
SIN: As upward of the fun requisite NUMBER OF tnc
gentlemen invited by the letter OF tie 7th inst have al
ready expressed their willingness to join he
Committee on twelve acceptances coming, you arc
ia I'D s e sOvs sddSs ID re o wcnesy Cd ncee
ber at o'clock, TO consider the organization and line
Of conduct u the London Southern Independence As
sociatlOn
II you can attend, your presence is earnestly re-
quesied have. &C. 4. j: D; BEEEsFoRD HorE.
[CoufdeniiaLl
SOUTHERN INDErISDENCE ASSOCIATION !
December q iS63. J
SIR: At meeting Of the Provisional Committee ;or
the Ass ciaon holden this day the accom-
panyng draft. constitution ard circular were eonsld- |
rred and II resolved 70 print and circulate them
aaorg the menters OF tue ProsslohHl CVniI.see iof
rev isOn aud consideration.
You are earnestly requested TO attend adjourned
meeting OF the Committee at this address on saturday
the 2tL instant at o'clock. and 20 tring the papers
II Won are unable TO attend yol are requested 10 have
The kindness to communicate yoar suggestions to me-
previous 10 that date.
Thc Committee will meet of the Acklow House on
the 18th instant. al O'Clock have. &C..
4. " r. BEREsFoRD HOPE
SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE ASSOC aTloN.
l. An institution shah he founded IN London called
the Southern Independence Association, having for is
object o dilIuse Information Gs 70 the merits OF the
" IT in Amcricr, and 20 keep before tho md OF the
British public the policy and Justice OF reeos aHing at
the earliest possible moment the independence oi the
Confederate States
H. 1t shall be governed By committee composed of
tie gentlemen wsbse naues are suioiued. with power
10 add ~ their number. The com ltee shall have en-
tire con rol Of c finances and publications OF the AS
socation and sball elect chairman wee. chairman
aud one or honorary treasurers aDd secretaries
out Of their number and shall also have the power
Of appointing paid officers .
III All persons DESTROYS ofbccomne members Of he
A ssocation may be elected by the Committee, VINO
shall attest their sympathy with tho objects Of the As
socltion The members of tie Association sLan pay
an annual subscription of at least -
". General meetings OF the Association may le
held Mt the direction of the Committee ut which only
oue stons shall be discussed of which notice hes been
previously given. rts was provision 10 exclude the
subject of Slavery from discussion, according 70 re-
pcr, of member OF the Comm ttee.
The Association may be dissolved after the rccogn
tion of the Confederate States by Great Britain by the
vote of majority Of members ut q general meeting
convened for that purpose