The New York herald., 1865-05-15

am anxious 70 ny II once snd desreto proclaim that
crime regarded by every Of influence and power
in the Southern States with the sams degree OF horros
which 'yess IN sysy other part 2. The ! sod g v ouo e
say upon this n6jsct-wLsisvsr our opinions with
gard 10 the past and whatsoever sympahies may have
Sorr.ucs ~ q that erius, and 10 ,endsnas our SYM
pathy to that nation which u now meuruinx
70 The ground BY the baad sn sssassn that q
the most critical period OF s history Cheers While
eSi.sbiy occas,oned Is impossible whatever our opa-
ions sympathies may have been. TO withhold our
admiration from the many gallant deeds performed and
and IL Is matter for bitter reflection that the psge OF
history recording such gallant achievement: snd sucd
heroic deeds by who freely shod their blood on
tho battle field In which each considered right,
should also be stained with tho record OF crmo such a.
we are now dspSsS Sse can,sst snfe Setnssn ;bs
North and South The time had come when there was
every reason to hope that the war would speedily 20
efforts Of the statesmen and the armies OF The
fsderas, and most OF us-al ! hope-had turnet
with feeling or some relief and some hope for ths fo-
tarc from tie Of ssnsvraYy CONFLICTS TO that cor
respoDdenco which has but recently passed 0etween ns
when we turued 10 Mr. President Lincoln, sboad have
been prepared to express hope. indeed an expectaon
and have reason to believe tbs. that expectation would
and ia tho nae OF victory he would have shown wise
forbearauce generous consideration which woul1 have
added tsufoid usre TO the fame and reputation which he
bas acquired throughout the misortanes or this war
(Hesr, hsar) rnbsppily the foul deed which has
taken place has deprived Mr. Lincoln Of tho oppor-
tunity az thus adding 10 his we'll earned famo and
reputation; but let us hope, what indeed we may rc-
I ina. .Ss SeasS ana mos, nS
duties In hs couIuncture will lead them to respect tho
Wishes and The memory OF him whom We are 81 moure-
ing -(cheers-and viii lead them TO act 10 the same
spirit and TO follow the counsels by which wo hav:
good TO believe the conduct OF NJ Lincoln would
work that was entrusted to him. (Chcers) am only
speaking the general opinion when say that nothing
could give greater Satisfaction to this country than by
means Of for6earance il may bo of temperate coucis
ton 10 ace the un ion OF the North and South again
mon consent freed from what hitherto CONSTITUTED the
OF that non-the curse and dsgr slavery
(cbeers) gtsh yere pos,.'s for "a 70 conssy % ns
and uaivcralvy of tie e,io yheh As sad event
stoned in this country tha from II. highest tn Wea Hers
has bern J one Eslig ener1ir>d Her Majesty Minister
at Washington WILL IN obsd enee to the Qaeao
convey 70 cue govennmsns o .ns Cu.sa .n' Ga
Presslon Oh tne eenRs Oh nee MaJ.sy and w VI ne' sv
with tha. tender consideration which she has always
evnced or sorrow ana sonerue III o'nss, W
WIG ner own nana VI thn
sympalhy OF w1ow 70 wiao~rsn, rn a asm snd''
suffering under me eslany o essg ,os' s %us
cut OH. tCheers From every part @, 'n's country,
from every class but vo co has been beardone oI
abborrence for the crime aud OF sympathy ior and ~
tefest in the country which has this gea, ess 10 mourn
The British residents in the United States as OF course
was to expected lost not an hour Inc ypressnS thels
sympathy with the government OF the United States
Tho people of our North American colonies are ve'og
With each other 10 expressing tho same sentiments.
rfeers) And is not only among men OF the same
race who connected with the people OF the unite
Satee by origin, language and blood that these Iee
gs pfsya but believe ~, taas every county an ~
sending tbs message TO the government OF tho united
States am sure Therefore; that am not wrong IN an
pe Of England, OF Scotland and OF Ireland be anxious
ecofi ths'r expression OF the same ana 70