The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-20

Rio JAnero date 10 Ap1l 9th isree force Of Para
ruay.n. threaten to invade the Argentine Republic,
In order to attack Brazil and Bucuo- Ayrcs IIostil.
tic. are e,pccted.
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"'n.e on rh' TRANSFORMATIONS 49,,
Lehloh Avn WIN ssturuS eNen'hs' we -''n
oi APnI an Immense pupho nieeuns con'e"'u' uNu''
the auspices OF the EMANCIPATION eoo'eV' !" o.
James hNL 70 express ieeHhs. o' tiie' '"u uoi'O'
the aesassnstinn Of President Lincoln, and gmpathy
N',n 'ne government anu p'p'' ., 'He 80 r.
and with Mrs Lincoln MI seward and family Inc
galleries Of the hall were drapcd in black over the
o,d ., ~ ...i,-. 49, tho A,ro,i,sp a.s The hall
-. ..-,., -. -, .,,,,.n.o - ,n.pif,.,cd M,
rro-oi, mi, ,,,r.,,o, NJ the ehAr,c,.r and
,.,,.,, ,ho I.,a pro.i,o,, and .incere .ympathy
t,h Tho r.o a, The rniied state. in the Loo. aus.
,.,nod h, ,b.i, hearty approya Of the great can-c
80, ~, ~ .u,. 80 -.
The platform contained an array Of Parliamentary
.o,,o,o I'D 80, io.,t,, .i,,,ep, of IN. u,e,rot.
t'u"o'n'" ""u i"HnS 'o""''N ' " 50
lie. Many ladies we're present, majority OF whom
were In mourning yeriou. resolution. ucro carried
not merely with unaniniN' but Win an intense 'c-
Ing rarely sscn at public meetings.
TUG CnsH VIZ "'u'V' ~ " imam h' ''',, W.
dent Of the Emancipation society hersrr. Forster,
st,nsteld Ieathert Tavlor Potter Baxter and
'ea'"'in, -, - w. 80 80
Barnes hembo" OF fHiianen'' oo'niene'd we pio'
| CQgliukH
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Nu"i'ean uo'e'n'neh' ana p'ope' shd entife eohh-
dence In the administration Of President johnson.
The Chairman Wa supported by tucnt, influential
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members OF farhAmenI ana larfe array OF distin-
guished Presidents representing every section Of the
co,,n,,,t,- t.,,.,. q, .,,,,,,h, 50. ,o.,,,.,,
"'''H' 'N'''n W N"l''N WIZ 'o''N'u
from Sir Charles Lycll, lori uoulton -nd others
W T. For.tor Me,nler of Parliament noyel tho
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mt RESOLUTION viz
That this meeting desrCs 10 Rive ut'crancc 10 tho
feelings OF grief and hnror ith which n hs. hoard ~
tho sssssInation OF Precedent Lincoln and thc mur.
derous att.ck on NJ ScWnrd; and 10 convey 10 Ms
Lincoln aud the sitei states Government and reo.
/ heartfelt condolcnc,
MT toi'''f 'aid ths -m the time when the tie ~
| hood binding Fnsli.hn,n TO American Wa indeed
truly felt thrill Of grief horrcr and INDIGNATION.
which hal p,.,d th,ougb tho Ionytb and breadth q,
| r.. A.. y, -, - -
ruIIl's hau csrSlAlA pot-'rrcl we mar oi every
I'm l'nnlsh ~ NOUN som' Pnniul chMniy M
send by Tie ,hp which len Their shores that nlht,
| W. gupa,h( WIN Tue wldoNt ani oiphhns and coun-
uss confident in he i"IIcf ,at tbe1 bsd :, c.rn,
the t'son Of common history that they would p owe
w. .y o nI XXI. Pop M 70 Lar
blow A. hsd rarely ever fallen uTDn any Common
wealth lie e,prcssei hi. Victlous that Vesidpn mt
johnson would continue PRECEDENT llucolnB WORK "
restoring peace 10 the country aud enslring freedom
| TO all who dN eli In H. ttircAt chcefiusl
| +. 4. Taylor, ". r.. seconded the nso'ution lie
expressed deep sympathy With the American nation
y n !.
| Iinroln'a great ts-k had leon fulfilled lie i .d
crushed the rebellion of tie siavehoiders Time the
destroyer had not withcred one Leaf in the chaper
OF his clorv lie had no fear that the government Of
the nit'd States would fall into the career Of revene
mi retrihton. lie AL ed the audience TO rrmetnhor
that for POI ions Of the pres. and people NJ
heaped ever epthet OF abuse uTon Lincoln, and we're
nov irving 90 d. the same thing nv johnson
shAue y lie felt confident that the efforts Of the
new government would be- continued in the same di
tcction ~ Incon', and that II would aeon effect tho
complete restoration Of the nion With the compc r
emancipation OF the negro, Lincoln died tor the
| principle. but his death wa not tho symbol Of Ia
defeat, bnt Of 1t. glorious Triumph tCheer0l
Mr. Leathcrn, VI. T., brother -iu.lay of " r Bright,
concurred IN the hearty thne paid TO the character
and services OF President Lincoln. They had seen
Auorics pa.s triumphantly through gsantic prnl.
and they confidently expected that she would come
out With equal ortitudo and equal dignity from hat
was, perhaps the lnst and greatest OF her triumphs
| Mr. StansAeid NJ T. naval tho mort rc,oIutio,
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That this meeting desires n eSprcs is entire con
| nutnot IN uo uttei uhntlph AM lover oi lne IFNpe
ana g9SeTnmcht OF the hitel Sthtos 70 carry ou "a
| Wy iuhest eh'nl INC Ppncl OF Nhch hnihIltIh Ian
| tu,n iesluchuAi caiu"t "A we 'uipnuHt'hi ana
i ~ in7''u''ohs Nlousuou' 'hc Nno''
American heplhlc.
Mr. SAnsfcld said they had met not only 10 give All
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tory could produce no parallel Tut TO shON synpa hy
for n rousc which h.gi,. De-, b.i,, ho,,,-ahto a,,J
ptoat 10 bc riyh,con. "a .hcI Ia, 10 acs 90 H.,
Tie te and dea,h ~ ~. ,n.r,-, p,,.ic,, al mo- (.
bccame socfed in thar "ves 1uJ rbecrsS Th,
snu,h hnJ 100, e.h,,n, "a, a.. sS..,.i 49,, iiih.r
| ATE rufuo.e on nrnmo,,nr and 10, u.tu.ting bnma,
,nv,Tv IL a,enntnJ ,a found II, III .,.r. No.,
| national crime. ma hnd me, Tho de-ery"d t.re n
thr.o .ho set ai,,., 'hc - ot ~ 49,
man .Tha Nnrtb b.d Ioan a. ,,iu, a. - cn,n,,',,
| cn,n,r ,.hich he .,anid 49, I,,, .bi.h ~.
would ,ot ios 10 he torn s,unJsy St,p by s,en m,
| North ros, 10 10 b,gbt ~ ~. .,.., all hoy 80.
| m"n, an ,,hirh ti,i, cana, - ,ondnt IN das'
each d.fost s.onsd ,,,, 20 nj ,n.r ,..oo ,,,,'
! and hispss I'D nrr H. o, ,,II llir ~ -" st
eraliy ,Isyr. 81 e. a,s ~ III
| victnis .o,d ansII,' cyo.n ,bn c.,.a 90