The New York herald., 1866-04-09
England And the United states.

TIN POINTS OF DIVERGENCE IN GOvykSMNsf
kCLE-RELI6Iors PnEEDoA, 80 FEAR of ran
rooR, AND 40 Law OF INST ENTAIL IN rEo-
PEary.
from the So,thcrn wtie (B-ifasi March 24l
Al sIsnd soiree jus, given Ia honor or ihe American
ocers In the Neriownaris Presbyterian meeting house.
the Chairman gave a toast Onr American Brethren y
Df Young, Ams~ican Consul spoke a. follows Mr..
Chairman In the continent Just given you have called
ate Ia that England aud Arner,sa kindred nations
on whose peaceful relations TO each other much Of
rests a large share OF the worlds civilization -Four
mighty forces bind these nations toss,her Ian
Fuagc, religion, laws and commerce. Whom Providence
rs mored 70 bring sbout the ssverance az nations Bs
CONFUSED their language but the civizing forces Of
the world are drawing ,osether they are learning
common language To- you II wiz bc q matter of pride
that tho English ongue will be spoken Dy ce hun
dred and atty millions Of men. The sNiy millions of
England and America, added 10 almost one hundred
millions IN Indis will soon make Up this number Tru
your literature zs FAST published k reproduced In
The New World We American. claim zoe Locks The
Why should va mott The trspsisrencs 10 q new -csi
did not rob Of eiAsic authors. Editions Of sl
IN Britain We now TOO begin 10 give you ,oroe olssse
suhors such - Irving Prescott and Bancroft. ard
new schccl Of sweet and original poets a common
Of brotherhood Is . common chri-.anity We estab
lisL religion; but, like the light aud hesi of The
Our Our ns.cnsi Thsssssi,Sc-oor Cor copr.ssss - S ocsSed
with prsycr-the sacred appeal v God and immort 90
By sn e IssS ~ ss II r.. :Ss n.
religion n only more vigorous and sl psrvsdins whom
left perfectly free and noonslrsincd Essry seet og
E.ny yr,.s o. shade rslyoss f.l.s existing hc,. has
take son By surprise That H. that The lsws snd nsi
In harpopy. The Gross Who made the United
states ooasttucn took fesfessy from English isv and
easom .yey principle and sppiisnes which eo,nmended
tiseh " tben wlse and good. II you beginning
anew 70 form nation you would sos think Of keeping
% the old customs of the feadAi aS.s. Well ne Ies
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Minister Abbey bot the real living ot free nsiiu
uoI- we bcrroved from you. You have taken ~
% ssss s.s .ss s-y r. .
NE peoples -il with you reflected In your Hoases Of
iocas and of comnoIs-wIth us, 10 Hcuss 81 Repre-
haas hs castle. and guard individual liberty BY ,hs
Necessity Of speedy ud by jury Of your peers 80
~. yeuF sindrsd maintain the ..ns juy sys'em. and
Even the lsw reforms u simplifying legal prsctice which
carried out In the state of Sew York In isa2 yoa
have Reproduced IN Ireisnd IN 1853 Now si,s0.
lats representative govern mentths highest pef1onl
ibsrfy-slm lar sr,iobs and oourv ~ Law N guard
disidus rights aud mild punshments FOR the rupr-e.
sion Of. crime surely ues, principles that happily
exist IN common between these knded nstiona In.
happily we bad Institution that sseDed-apd most
,Ss brush II psopls s 'fp mean slavery Il n.a and could
have had. no proper Justification 90 apology Alas
the system had struck il roots too deeply oar oeih
sase W DO moved by either elO1cnfe logo 90 re-
ngion II raised 4. head and deaed al oppoiion To
the sword Was the last appeal made, and twcnsy
nlh''ns mi % ~ 91., nee state people N's 20 We rss
bHtd battles eonfending ashinsi a bravery thai,
n behah OF better cause, wouh have been ri1f.ots
nd"ed-rt ~ s'alth aud Ne prnfusely c1p ndef Ia the
crou, cruaiicd tho munster and proca do
VIM vel known " you that slave h.nrefofth ran
stin1 upon American soil NoN brethren, ~ Brian
Ne looked Tor encouragement In this airlggie for tho
ven puncpie yoH have taught and wii not here
sii-npt u tell you The grlsl sna daypoinisnsus of
every Amer1can hesrt shen foiuf much - The
wealth sr nnueree cf many most p0reffu ciiissns ~
efrsi b'n ssNtn 70 sid sls eAo dcsf "a ne sisnins