, 1865-05-11


petroleum wells at Bovd'e Creet aud near Franj
i'm Creek, cause cor. .fdersbia excitnment hare.
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and H,;enn. y ntoel 10 n:taek BRAZIL
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;ne. # p1tef aua hosror - G e3psess the1s FEEL
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r,,5erfss ~ ~ All II ,sa. dIa aau Ml!y. Ihe
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e tha ~. "aa sIa,a;,a PcH q, tse Capea otales
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IL ;s,. o .JJ eaoins elnxsns ot 1oe netfopo.
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Win an ine1se IT, feene ~ IN, natnm n on1
ina ~ css,- a iEa,iJ EEL S :. pao!iG meet'
FIssident NJ H. ET.nc;n.sior ,rtata T1a" Evans
Fn1sr., ssansRe,d in.,bara SostsV1 Messks;
n1ocrea,nrs w;sh eurss!,ans u; eSmmeneed @ the
rr;,h +ha a,n.r,esn t'Gar u osep sympathy
entire conde1 c. IN t6e s,nsi4af,d ~ p,aos ana
tsanty ~ Sas tuppoftsd by
N Of fee
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~ Fr,x,cr uu nemhar Il aHa pa,a. S.aela;
as r.: E; oIsWf, memoet o. :Iafliament moved,
iye Uterine, 10 tbe fcenes ~ er,ef .nd nSes 70
g.,.t ,.sti {. ~ '1e " VI kllel an0 ooftot
ntaa,Na.t Mn III nes1o oi tae assassination OF
~ .,s u, ano tne m9loefnas attack On
Inted Sts,rs ~ ~ IA a Lns1,n th ano ne
son Of e profound sympssby ana Se.rfp enpses
the 10 ~ 3,;c, tsnd,1 eaa sas Eas me !!me When
ese. ese nc as 81 t!q's to Amssl
H., ~ oas i - '9s e giiei ma indtgn2-
~ nau pssssa ,ntuasa .ne lens1n ana breadth
" " 1a[Ipe: sha spee9ay Possessed the hear
Sad faIa,, ~ htaft ~ Tsh saDt pa,ntnl esamtJ
.S.,r,a s.na " hv thn .h,t - t.nssGs' ANS meetng
that nirht II. vn,thx with ~ stdnt tse s5oaes
isi,t ~ tho ,nsn. a Voc ~ not lcst tnetr
IL ~, H., aa ne Has eonaoens u the be-
.nT' nso las les;oa common
sT Ut. snd Gnt1esh heople hsTe 70 bear mp sEaost
ks sHfy c'u" ike !n1a, tnouen II De snch blow a.
H. H. aI ans'y etFt uuea upon any GommoaWealth.
tn Jehn
Iettossng peace to the country and in.urins fee
~ c1n, a. asy 9I; n, r, seconded @ The resolution.
rat19n Which hsa ;o:t worthy successor Of
e1aa ~ W. - Lacpn Gtsat 1asE nag oee3 lu1-
hoiders e . Sno @ tae 1eoslon o. toe slays-
GGnapet ol his glory; He h.d no fear 1hat "a
~ eIa'nenl o. loe CMteo states would fall into
~ ~ easael o1 lessnst!ul fstf:onuou. He asked
ancienee y rcmemner that ior years portion
~ ~ ~ plees ana people hau heaped every cpiihet
ne same thing by Johneon., [sh,ms,l Hs felt
eonIdeht @ nj Il a the eno.ts Of the new aorefnneas
w1u!n ee eonlinned IN the zane direction II Lin
eon I, sho NAL It you'd soon effect complete
@ ses!oIa!,oa oi me mon, win comp!ete cmsnct-
psu9o ot ne negro: 1neoln dlea l9r that princt-
but T. offs sioltous triumph; lCheertl
r, ~. lfaMefT- orothet :l1,lR# OF NJ.
h'1s1t. concufred IN me hearty tfihu.e paid to
ne c1ssEctef and services o. PRESIDENT Lincoln.
l GPS d4d seen America D4H3 fffuNnh0nftY fkr0r4h
.1EtDtic peris, and they confidently expected
shst she wou'd come nut with eqns! fortifuoe and
EQUAL dignity nom What vas. perhaps, the last
:, Nj. stsushe!d. n P, moved the next resotu.
don, TIE: That th,s meeting desires 10 express
ne to.aIe conaoenee IN me deteFm1nauon and
nir states 10 carry out TO tie rnllest extent the
policy Of "ttch Abraham L1ncolo,s presidential
FaIeer Was the embodiment. and pp5 ish free 1o-
.tit1'icns thtoushont the whole American re-
hi. Sfan$acld satd they had met not only TO
vlve au Expression Of theif horror at deed SO
loul th:t history could produce no parallel, hnt
began ,, being honorable, md great aud right
d ath Of ,ts n.ftJr President. Ed now become
bed been fshnot fur the avnwed and deliberate
purpose Of promoting and perpetuaIu9 human
q avery. II IL tempted to found lis existence on
4 national crime, and bad met the deserved fate
Con snd man.
The North had been fighting for common
enunig, which they would eh:re, hut which toey
would not allow tn be torn asInder. Step bv step
tee North rose to the height OF the great aud
holy Ar4 umsnt On which thelr cause was founded.
Each 6elny, each defeat seemed but to make their
resolve finer and higher ard their policy parer.
t7:l, 1t would be the deep-felt, spontaneous. and
universal sympathy which wag now travelling to
hi n from Europe.
Mr. J. 3. Potter. ~ P, seconded the motion.
ae sad he nuw ttood in Parliament as the sue
ceskor OF Richard Eobden+ whose object 1t Waz,
equally with ,hat OF Lincoln, to Dignity labor.
Lincoln d. Etrnyed slavery IN America. 1t should
be their H2sh to destroy eeEfdom at home, and he
trusted the result Of the conflict In America
|o1m In Europe. =
Mr. BAKER. II. p, supported the rcao}u'fon.
All the erents Of the Last Iour year. dwindled lnto
before the tssues involved In the
III at contest In America. Not only was the crest
lutesion Of slavery involved in 1he contest, but
he que. ton of constitutional government all
hrongh the world. lie did not believe great
hat the Amt r1cln people would hurry to q IN
1aphent iseue the policy and PRINCIPLES OF Abra.
541u Lincoln,
Mr, Oard, Ii. r.. moved that comics of the fore-
going resolutions re placed in tie hands OF Mr.
Ada.ne. Il trauRu1s.l0n to the Presidcnt Of the
3atd a warm compliment to he American Wiut,.
er. whose mode ration and armucga. uud coocliia-
drr. had rem The pteeeryatiou Of uea:e 5e,Teen
he two con, ties.
The rcso1ntiGns Fere suapor'ed hy varIon,
temlera nf Parliament md Rev Sewm m H,il
nd Msson Juncs.
Cyrus ". Field, whowas chilled for and received