The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

not approve - go M. nasery: saal question,
"a theT m'no' of mug 70 q, WIN Me
nsnt OF tna 49,, ~ ps South 70 % rove1nsd
- they u siIou- - III rep~asea argument went
round my nas W.. tn Siin the sane right 10 sscede
rom the .hl.ed pa a. tue United states nad 10
secene ilom u,"d b@Ant ihese anu DINERS iurlhrr
conteheu s seuf fSo consulutNn gave 70 the s9a n
erh ales na inhefht ri9at 70 30 ede w1enever tncy
'houip pleN 20 DO 50 inns MAS the groen1 o. tnrir
.ynpaIhy ne sa IS having volantariy united, they
Ihossh they m3nt voluntarily sceede. THIS 'eeiing
aFgeiy prevailed. Ana therefore another fesnng was
Prev .en ina Va ves III his sapposet inherent rgnt
~ ancay in compelling south 60 stay IN The un.on
sanst their si Many men sho did not sympatbize IN
lac nsoSon u slavery sympaanissi win them as men
asserting AMI If plssnie achieving the RationA ndo-
pendenoa They dd not examine Inc question 4 they
had tpry would have that Inc Sonth had
no grievance TO compsa!n OIL ana tnst ~ fact.
tie CONSTITUTION gave laen inherent right 40 seceie
Tn~e we're some among VINO thought that the main
ieDapce OF The ur.on would be the worst thing that
could happen 10 Tue slave There argument
used winch very difficult l could
ansgyer: but ius, as a lawyer knows he s.rong
points and TIE weak poinis OF has CAGE SO
THIS was a weak point II repre-
ssa.ed 10 tn.s your government we're willing 20
all OLD slave south II they would
only back ami be united We were even tod that
nj great national ,ention IL recommended
that laws should be passed not only 10 perpetuate
slavery ogt 10 extend 80 il WAS thought " the
Union slave, 10 gain his freedom, would
the separation toox place hero would only DO line
small ana they would be free: aud this
truly many people IN Great Briialn, tho really de-
sired tue ileaiom OF tho slave, desired the
separation OF tie North from the South.
long the North seemed desire The continuance OF
the Fugitive slave law. ID used to be SAID aud have
SAID M self for the Union 10 be broken
into ten thousand fragments than retain Fugitive
slave law Bul said tins will not De- This rebellion
win be put down. and slavery will oe put down too.
Yst rnink vou can mud 'r,tand how lhess misunder.
standings occurred; for with regard this pa
proclamation,' not said that where Mr. Lin.
coin could nberase the siaves-tha. Is in the loyal
Sates-he not and where no could not liberate the
slaves, there he proc aimed their Independence You
must admit this Was u difficult al emma. There were
also many persons VINO opposed 10 the war on
otner grounds The Anti slavery Society is composed
largely OF Quakers who Of opposed 70 all
North it is better South should succeed at once
In al history there Is no case OF o country so ex
as The sa.s eSeas sa tine r ssns
put down TIE North cannot defeat them, or II u does
i, canno, subjugste then. cruel war, involving
AN immense sacriGca Of human life and money. For
the sake OF the North Itself therefore, before North
is thoroughly EXHAUSTED it IS better TO recognize the
south at once When you consider all these things you
can well ses how well me ,niu, individuals NAV have
been influenced by some Of these without
be,ng actusled bv III feel ards America not regard
mtstskes as crimes 4 great many persons in his
c,un,rv vera poyerned Nv fashion II WAS not the
Sasnians ~ caH sd.nI ssnnnlc IN, Ia misht cali IL
a rennb,can mosareny Tnars xsre people IN every
coun,rv yove-nad nv fasnion In mace ~ mo what
country eoNelneu ~ sio IN, ~ pa0e - asa, 90 ~,
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auea,1an9 7, sas saa ,n., Rrtons snonId never 10
sayss I'M, ,hers .ers many parsons who were nj
,arIv ~ s,s.ss ~ ras,'on - n a ladv wanted
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can vn srsss That custom reya.d y Ene,ar,d
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VAC going on 20 .xnress w Enuland opnions
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ssd ibat IN or.sr 20 abate . m,sapurebensou ana in
rnt,g.,,an of nuais n,ncnt us r.snaotsd NJ lincoln
"a Sad nrsaensa r,rsasi scrmar on the occa.i,o Of
me ,.mcn, "a aea,h n ~aa sad that Mr lipcoln had
stated ina. se was n favor o. the o. me
BEN expessed ia ne Of Eurland Hc was
a, meeting n New YORK the orner niyht and ne nere
Board sentiments ar hatred fovrrds EnUsnd
and :. dsterninsIjon ~ I.sp ths nsyro r.ce down
lie sa never .esrd such seutmeuts expressed In b,s
own country against England Is he had heard at tho
meet ne in Question: OF nem remember thai these a..
pcssons we're made use Of ia their own city MOI one
h = hundred Ia Enrlsnd know Tie d..erencs between
copperhesa and ! republican Americans would moi like
Ia oppostioo 10 their own country and when Il
was rrm.mbeyei INIT on,nion had bs.n ernres.ed In
thai Was only the opiniou Of q certain
party ana moi OF 4 shoe people iumical
10 The repubc He received letter the 9th r uay from
a gentle man who sa ed 10 his communication that he
haa disapproved OF tns war wnen il was going on and
that ne sll sspproyed OF Il He he iec,urer askei
them no; % be angry al these opinions They had been
so expressed in Engand II. Was opposed 70 those opn.
ions but IN honesty 10 mis- political opponents be was
bound 10 say thai the urea, majority of OF the people OF
England we're not opposed to America ~ ustion-hey
we're only opposed TO theipo.cy or America through
misrepresentation OF the real OF case But the
large hear; Il Great Britain renamed true 10
them To couu,srsct this false opInoa which had
prevailed in reference ~ The war and its causes great
efforts we're made He with genAenen Of GREAT energy
and diligence mad borne share in that good work-,n
the same good cause The church OF which he hsd the
honor OF osng pastor identified with the love OF
liberty When Mrs Beecher stowe was In England she
was entertained bg his parshioners aud the ladies of
the church which belonged hsd presented her with
q silver nSstapd Different kinds OF people GA ms 10
they believed 10 the Lord Jesus church II
people who had been SHAREHOLDERS came over