The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-17
HENRY VINCENT, TIE ENGLISH REFOlAgR.

ard Golden, Jshu Ssuars WIN. &c.
A large audience assembled las, s,.uns AZ coopsr I
stitute 10 hear the English orator, Henri Vincent d
| course sthe late great American confIcs :nd "
friends and enemies Of America in England" u
lecturer has been for many years associated With the
vocacy OF reform in England, and maintained stead
and active friendship towards America during the der
struggle which has recently closed Al tho time Of III
4 harst demonstrations In 1850, Mr. vincent. then
80 'us leader, was imprisoned. but finally pardone
!, "a. through the attention drawn TO hts Gaze by III
,.s~.. Parliament OF that year. He is endorsed b
-, ~. ~ Of America as John Bright, John stua
Mn IT, !, Potter Ana others. The lecture dsli'
cred under ,h snspcs' Of tho Mercantile Library Aas'
olstion
IL A., .,o.,, Mr. Vincent made his appearance, an
90. go, rest enthusiasm. On being intr'
,,c.a 4. - @ Allen, Mr.. Vincent delivered
-. -. ,- A- which the following Is an al
stract:-
-, -. 'e.'A'o W ,nfct OF parties, AS he al
ma policy OF America or its G. =, ..,. - ,o,.irn.
He had full confidence In the csh Ssfosslves sill h
people 10 setiic these matters for g. II sol In name
mghtyow the lae great conflict on III hal bearing
mat was not purely American and that from cann.r
the vast Continent OF Europe He carne4 al ND ssta
Where TIE late struggle wn snac upon Shcto sh.r
Of the decline or our national powers bnt rl.ni ;ha
We're Tow who defended Amercs--riore lamp. i lAt
bImssI.guch az Golden, Bright and oihc, Gland
plaussl IN 20 mon, ia the darkest night Of ~. Mite
heiesy on this great question wore heard 70, ,rnc
tically realized by tho glorious success Of I.
i. 0' question pPI Men !. dd . pot ne vo Eas
dsa na,,e I., appears 70 look codly upon this
between freedom and anarchy between those great
principles which have been conflicting with more or
teas dsinctness since man became partially educated
and tho Christian religion exercised a wider infgsncs
over the nations on the world ~ He here
satisfactorily answer this question: but he would show
that but another ilustraon Or tho fact that there
exists On the earth two distinct camps the ,mbers OF
winch NAV not all adopt tho Same creed or the Same
opinion la one camp are tho enemies of progress OF
the defenders " supestiicn the apologs of tyranny,
those who Sih certain aheistcsi regard OF tho provi
dental government OF the world by God have faith
IN Providence. and an intense fear OF the people Ia the
other emp are tire mon ~ faith. or genus OF pro
grcssve Thought, who believe 10 civilization ana are the
ehampions OF liberty IL bad been The destiny Of Amer
lea not only 10 stransa anarchy and overthrow slavery
IN her own land, bat 20 liqht tho beacon nrcs Of
freedom, and give new hope 10 the friends OF
liberty throughout Tho world. (Great aprlsnsol
Az the inception Of the rebellion England
placed "a peculiar circumstances. il the dfst
place the repeal OF tho corn laws Ia 1916 had been
elected nhu an intense faith Ia material thngs-a beer
IN good ws3es, good PROFITS, largo exports sreat mi
ports-wers spread abroad These sometimes placcd
lccual considerations which con'i,nlc the forcea
by which patriotic nation upL I'D and sreug
political faitif thus engsndered the dfcult
70 master bccar.o OF the military passions evoked dur
Ing tho Russian Net a few vCod men, however,
believed as Lord Chatham did the gret Revolutionary
struggle and advocated tho policy ~ mon in,afven.
i'on, which wouN give other nations ths rights
which Encland cIsmod for herscr There
fficu'tios In questions Of home policy; yet tho
upper classes belor-d tho uuo approaching
wren ~orkingmen would demand a mare *.
tsTs,cd franchise, that would ovsrhrow the
rcrsuant ~ that feadai monopoly by whiche arstoc.
racy OF England lss hitherto bcn upheld. tAppialg"
Ia .aS state OF things tdere were three pai-s First
Geof.- the Third G,uqa,er l-wich believed IN the
bive rirh' Of kings, from which concession a,er
slavery would destroy Ant ia and h, would heJ not
Amer -ts destroyed siavcfy lApp'ause The accond
power IN England. which ~arrono~ ned gcsisrg ths
stuar family Tus rutrnl durDz the way that
T.. we're s'rfoies Of America. daughter and arpsusa
Yet oms -nineni men AIMING them. Ike Lord Argyle
locked hog,rfgliy IN ,hs fnturssf bs ~. Then
inird, i,rs~n vas the rsacsi party n xgcl
The spcake, was member .Nppi,lsel Yet Vas
mon. like Hy Ro.bucs who wero d Kind u
Vinegar crat on iva ieeS lI.uusLier) with Inc
the northern ade Thev heiey n grea, political re-
action was !" be efecied through Tho Efforts n
rebellion Men a.s. Lord Derby Jhd Dfsscii were tc1
wise 10 prophecy against Amcrlo vfii- all others ~
their party were Tr'king against tsw'ni II monarch
partea especially mo d!,,st dra .,ng room daadylef
MOBILES. went dos'nt Mechanics asissc- IN country
Or tne spo,. on tina wings u The br,er ssserj wsie
they always decls-~S be- legitimate iu~- ons which
would not inJuro m -"orsng eiss..s nEbIsrl A. the
ciosc o. their rhaorss iucubrstions ha~ever they
generally wound upsiH ibs style 't,u,irrr.n thorrs
another question 10 whirh must allur- b-torc TAX,
nay leave Of iht1 arienee End that question "a the H
horrible state az Thin Tho other side ~. stisnc
iianeiter1-snf irUs gentlemen ths' fta' state ~ /
things viii be warnirr ~ you all not u put
ndcnce ~ democratic n-tntlons isre1i br.tsri-and
mot 10 believe people rom .hs rank
and io h,V. moi hsf ,sr-. ady AMI. - r,-.. adysn
lagos these dlstingur 4Af sdv ant ageSsu ghtsrtguch
- ". have possessed daughter and aps,xuap Those
sors aeon '"lrd e ir l's,ot- knd ~ men Sho
rndsngeripg batv e~a Afnsrrs and yvi1rd Eng-
md u slo1 country, ant she not power
farr~ y hft the oir dsg yet. HngilstraHn dislike
,ssiinn and thsY MI dislike The LAT rev 'hug
;sughterl -oyreit b. tnng created ~ therntcvsS
II ghtrrb rho Queen sasp barne she ~@s In
.si been Prince Albert lsppisn.rl Bn. snossrch'tsi
rosser ger than - stfrons Eugsnt Tho
~ Northern surrrr"s tnaxs' around the frsEss of
many. In meeting fecer'S nsld II lisde Park which
s,idr SEED ~ John B.fgbt-ppplsusei 10 hsd seen
rhnisands uarcbing ant singing the AD.r,osa hymn,
JOAN Bftgn'- body ~ wondering ~ t,e rvsgud
lAy,iNBc u fad sn41 An,er.cans 4 rua |
asiroy slavery ADD R1s.si hsf said that tLs .cyh
sgls, M for dominion sr tbc S0ut fof nesD-r derce
He had aisays been ss.sllionlsi iapg-sasss-
Tho glorious lag bfwd Spon at t0Tr~NunHgr s
md sa,d Slavery des1 sif gone forever iArpssusr
rhers bsd hgrn great ignorance 0f NE true
~ the Atfuggle IN Enga.s Anainst qna-ti-n va pro
posntci ~hciher 'ngssDie bad right = npnserye
lsn when tfrttrf the " Ireland Cs.;ria Cape
&c Good Hope Many Dei'eYcd the ccntessilc~ wss |
srsrgie bsipson North ssgsrieR AMI r. sh hn-rica-
Cfroghterl Ignorance tn an Important ally ~ th@
tofv alsssss VI their eGrs aesn., this essBiFy. re |
s~s aeansi Americana ~ hngani. aud ~ onr ideas ~
Esrabd sri then n,oei 80 the Iord IN w1Hfarf. |
which hsi asranei A.sr.s. especiaiy through ths
hlzbfsiriyn letters of asnosiian Who Bth0 lecturer
Afterwards found ~ 70 Yankee rhs-an ~ The \
stsp,sis, he ryDoef no had supp. o., him 20 /
b. an Engsnnan tLtagttstl Hut tho ,oarnal /
that uss At ~ hosd sS rsof ~ fh- grea nss against
Anseriss nv pow sfui Tlntsi netsycpsr lie va
dad that the prophets u that papor Vi wa-r. 49,
now 10 Amer,ra aud sspss be would :. far hlmssli
how lbs p0ndsf hal misrri Nd lis
try II had eifrrin q sixty uopsanf isty. crcu
lated ia tie upper a. ard srerra grsss lrrusno
n ogsuized ia fgersocl aud ess@ here tho ~
uInt,ng America al yessss sgoi,F@a TIE
blaf asas sem sssssst her las GOTTEN Loan IAs
written ~ ~ y sdvantag o. an shter,-bli
this must have l0sn an imaginary thinx, ,esei On
imaginary bass y nitro, supporte ~ cu>~~h-, which
the oys svotl7 = ~. North had y -saed away FOR
body could hlsSond wso nsc.lcs a tat insB 90
Who knew snyb Nv that did. lhauxAi~<i ff4ey nos
b~e.s the Ael4 Iafns t,sh. sss fsf ~ peace
fa comm ssl0n Aad hat Am res1s rorqvrftrp aer.
bonni 10 srkn0ueigc the vlidty ~ ise COTTON 'osn
That IT, " they nsa any hoEos "a ~ IN uhch roti1
= 'srdy he exi ciea from Ysnsss fsaghtsr RI -
ado runners ~ nrFt IN hi.E fi@s, bot wer" rssr
A0yry after argos tad vcsea@ we're rf VI.
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