The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-11
The Assassination In Europe!
GENERAL FEELING OF H0R
R0Rl
Great Excitement

New York, May Sth.
The following is additional foreign
news by The IIiberniSn:
| The Times of the 9Th says. This
evening il may be expected that the
leaders of the great parties in the House
Of Commons will take the opportunity OF
expressing IN the name Of the nation the
horror which is everywhere felt at the
crime, and Of assuring the American
people that whatever difference of opin.
ion may exist in this country as to the
present war, there is but one feeling of
sympathy with them at the loss Of an
homes, and high.mindcd magistrate.
The London aud provincial journals
alike describe the intense excitement
which the news created, and all unite in
warm clogIums upon Mr.. Lincoln and
bitter dCnuncialion Of the assassination.
The scene on Change at Liverpool
will not soon be forgotten. The excite.
ment has rarely, il ever, heen exceeded.
Late in the day request was sent to the
Mayor 10 coll public meeting to express
the sorrow and indignation OF the people.
Hundreds signed it, aud the Mayor issued
the proclamation for meeting at ST.
Georges Hall, on the afternoon of lbe
27th, 20 be adjourned to the evening of
the same day, that the working cIasses
may likewise have an opportunity Of at,
tending.
The flags on the Town Hall and other
buildings, and the shipping at Liverpool
were display ed nt hall.mUst.
All Americans resident il London, the
Union and Emancipation Society, and The
people Of Manchester, Birmingham, etc,
were to meet on the 27th TO express theiI
sentiments.
The Liverpool Post OF the 27lh is prin.
ted with It's columns in mourning.
The Times says nothing in politica
history can be remembered that has ever
drawn forth more unanimous feeling
than ,his news. Personally, President
Lincoln enjoyed the kind regards of every
one in England. The extent to which
his influence was estimated in upholdlnl
umicabIe relations between England nuC
the United States has been shown by 4
tall ol unusual severity in all classes o
securities,
The Times cditorially says that the
news will be received throughout Europe
Iwilh sorrow as sincero anu profound a.
il was IN the United Sla,es. Mr.. Lin
coins perfect honesty speedily became
apparent aud Eugllshman armed TO res,
pect him. Ii also says: Unjust as we
b licve il To BE-, the Confederate cause
will no, escape the dishonor cast upon i
by these wanIon murders.
The Daily News says that Me-. Lincoln
has not fallen in the fash OF triumph, iol
no thought Of triumph was in that honerl
and humble heart; but his task wus &C
cumplished aud the battle Of his life wa:
won, and in all time TO come, among al
lwho think OF manhood more than rank
the namo of Abraham Lincoln will bt
held IN reverence aud love.
Tho News then continues; We vii
not without further aud overwhelming
proof lay the charge Of this horrible cou
spirasy 10 the leaders or 1bcltors Of III,
South,
The Star pays a warm tribute to Mr.
Lincoln, and eulogises his stesdfsst polio,
OF peace in spite Of all provocs ton
towards England. II also expresse'
great confidence that the North, even Il
It's hour OF just indignation, will bear !
self with the msgnsn'mons cltmonc,
which thus far has stteoded its triumph.
Tue Daily Telegraph says from vulga
corruption, from iaeiious hatred, from
lmssnss. Jealousy, this great ruler wa