The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-11

cut With euh fortiiude and elusl dignity, from nat
va pcfhspe the last and GREATEST Of her triumph
Nj. susnsneid n. - moved the next rc.clution
That ,hi meeting desirys 10 express its entire cou-
ndencein the atton and power VI the teope
and Epyenmcnt a ule United sts,ce Io earn ont to
the tuile.i ertent the policy Of shioh Abrsham Ian.
% e,tsb i.h free in.itu,oss thfoashOui he .sois
American Republic.
MT stansneld sah they bad met not only TO give an
expression to their horror deed foul that his
tory could produce parallel, but 10 sho. sympathy
for cause which tcgin by beins honorable and
great 20 h. rshteouS and vheh, by the acts aud by
she liie ami death Of Its martyr President had nov
secarne sacred In their eyes; loud cheers The
South hal been dsbting for the avoucd and delitcr
an purpoea, Of prumotins and perpetlating human
slavery l, attempted 10 found 10 -uhsisieuce upon
national crime and hsi met the deserved fate of
those -ho -ct themselye ssanst the a-s Of God and
inan. The North had been hrhtine fot a common
county, which they would share, hut vhieh they
would NO, allow te asunder step bv step the
Noth roee 20 the heisht of the srea and holy atsi-
esc defcs, seemed but 10 make their resolve hner
and higher and purer their policy. When the south
vietorv would finally crown the 1hroushout
All thi. psTiod Lincoln guided his country .ilh honor
anythinr could strengthen the Sutss in their trial
sympathy which vas nov trsveiiIns 70 them from
Europe lie vs sure all pr.yed that the government
and people mishi be true 70 tho example OF him rho
-n the suide Of their cause.
NJ, y. u. Potter, p seconded the motion Ito
ard Golden, -ho.e object Il VA equally With that Of
Lincoln to digutfy labor Lincoln DESTROYED slavery
In America II should be their wish to DESTROY scrf
dom 81 home and ne trusted the result Of The conflict
IN Amcriea you'd he 70 give an impetus to the cause
| OF reform In Europe
Mr. bsIter. M.P- supported the resolution. lie
rpresnsed hearty concurrence with thc eloquent TIL
butcs paid 10 the memory Of President Lincoln, Al
the evenu OF tbc lat four year dvindlcd into n'ig-
nhcanrt before the Issues Involved In the great con
test In America Not only the great question ot
slavery involved In the coutes.. but the question Of
constitutional government all through the world he
did not tsheve great cause depended on sinl 10
HE and fet confident that the American r. PIE
would hurry TO triumphant iseuO the policy and
| principles " Abraham Iinooln.
| lion. Lyneph stanley second son OF Lord StAnlcr,
o. Adderre, member of 'he Cabinet elprcssed his
admiration for the character Of Mr. Lincoln.
| Mr.. Shau lsfevto, N. p, rad the men who elected
Lincoln could not be wrong Ia the choice Of Johnson
Mr.. Card, p moved that cople' Of the torreo'
! for transmission 10 the Presidcnt Of the United
| SMtea hrs Lincoln, and Nj, seward. lie paid
| warm compliment IN the American Minister, Who's
| moderation and hrmnts snd conciliaiion had been
| the tpst preservation Of peace between tho two
| countries. The resou lions ere supported by ufoen.
iolL Curfen and Ewing, Members OF Parliament, and
| Rev. Newman Hall and Mason Jones.
| Cyrus W. Field, Who was called Tor and received
With great applause, thanked the Chairman and the
MEETING on behalf OF the American people, for their
deep sympathy With the thirty million, on the Other
'de Of the Atlantic -ho mourning ior tho death
| Of Abraham Linroln.
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