The Hawaiian gazette., 1869-08-11
Prof. Goodwin >nsith's reply 90
senator Samner.

Eplrox OF 6ssSrrs As yea have pub
Eshea Mv, Ss1Rsrs speech On the A1s-
Asgga qesStioe. IL Is kir 70 hear what
PsvE Goldvia Saith, reeestly Of 0xfSrd,
Engani ,wAe. a. hone. both spoke and
wrote for the Urioa tariaS the eisil wSr,
and who : an s&hereat Of the prese1t
Iies-al Miaistgy). says in reply, ineiOse
I eOpy Of = portion Of his leeir7e, delivered
3; lthiea. New Yo-k. % the eyssisS Of
Nay lO.A
let - thea a. least haniSh rAsterSe. and
tTy 70 i,ok a. she gro1nds and sources Of
the qezrrel with fall sense Of their gray
ity, and Of the deep ssHss Of wrong rank
I bag i1 the hearts Of the American people,
%: a. the Sa1s tine in a Sohsr way.
Mr.. SuuBsr accuses E,shnd Of having
taken par. WITH slavery. his = svi&sptly
With him TIE esa3 and fro0t Of ber 0Es0G-
I i1g !. lends = criminal h1e 10 sll hsr
actions be imports It into qcsStious Of
I iussrn4tionl aw. where. | Ssoci-. eonSfd-
srssions Of sentiment have no plaee. The
[ Ana-Sayery sentiment IS. u iaet, almost
his international NV. The geeStioa Of
slavery has been his one great question.
and f5r hiu il Els the whole moral sphere.
lie car Eiake 70 eXerSs for those who are
I not n psrfsel sympathy with him on this
subject. Nor 10 blast" be Ssys, Is 70
oleSs. and % bless Is 10 lay Yourself open
70 the noSt itnseaSSred ard the moSt eoa-
jeetu-Sl iEputationS. Some time ago, he
made and published great speech on
yogr forsiga relations, which was the pre-
eerSoc ard alu0St the first draft Og his
rseeet Sreeeh in the Serate. In thai,
speech Be calls the confederation Of the
Save States = > Nggzam LGsooeiai,eaz.
WhoSs fellowship car have notbiDg bat the
6lthiueSS ot eyii. rllgaty house Of i'll
tSne az lSbuAel,7 brood Of h4rpiss
GsSGng al Il can BOT Stesl. Il oce-syeG
Cyclops q Nations. 4 so1lleSS monster
Of tr1Rse1Stsin.' : Wretehe6 creation
Of siental science without God Who.
be proceeds. % car welcome such i creGti0us
wh9 can eooSo-t yith it, There Is some
thirg loatbSU1e IN the idea There Is
eougauiuaticc sTe1 iu the thocgbt. II
yOu i've With the hme SAYS an ancient
prorero, -you ~ill learn 70 limp; If you
keep in the kitchen, you viii sneu Of
smoke ii y0G touch pitch. you viii Be de-
6lsd But what lamsneSs 50 pitifll as
that 0f tbs pretended Power what sr0ke
50 f1Ul a. It's pretended breath what pitch
- iekl1g - It's touch IL i Sn Oriental
saying, that 5 eiSts-u Of roSe-Eatsr Eill
become inpGFe If dog i dropped into
Il; bgs ! co1tins1t Of rose-wStsr, with
rebel sl1vs-nl1rgsrs. would be changed
INTO 4 yulSS- paddle. IBagins, if you
please. whatever Is most disgusting. and
this pcesnds6 power Is more disgusting
StIL NGIur4IstS report tGat the pike
vii swallow anything except the toad /;
bat this i. can not Do the experiment has
been tined. szi though this fish. in its 70
gacity. 1lEzys guIps whatever i thrown 10
II. yet Invariably Il Spsws this nuisance
f-uD is throat. But Cur slave uouSer
prsCenSi0H i worse than the toad and
YET there srs foreign nsti01s which. instead
Of spsEi1g It f0Ith. are already tzruiug It.
Ike precious u0rsel. on the tongue
th6IP1s. he goes % 70 say, in the
sadcsSt tale 0f antiquity. weds his own
mother without knowing it: bat England
VII we'd the Slave power with full knoEl-
edge that the relzriou. if rot inesStu0us.
L vie And [hea - The foul attorneys
oi the slave power. resklng with slavery,
vii have their letters Of license As the
ambassadors Of SlzTery to rove FROM court
70 court over foreign carpets, talking,
drinking, spittiUg Slavery, and poisoning
that air which has been u0bly pronounced
too pCre for slave 10 breathe. He i
not content With the rsf1szi Of Elgizni
70 rseoguize the COrfedsFxcy. be insists
that she shall refuse b. proclamation, so
Il TO pat the CoufsderatsS on footing Of
= Gun zm01g the narious, and every
moment Of hesitation 70 issue such pro
c.auati01, he Gsnoqnees IS = moment Of
apQStaey. have said that this speech on
foreign relations was the prototype Of the
SPsseh on the 4LIbGmd Treaty. This iS
the frame Of mind IN which Mr. Sumner
wGs VIXEN be formed his opinion Of these
International questions. and made I'D his
niui, II effect. 10 plaes the two nations
II their present critical position 1t seems
fraus Of mind rather morally exalted.
than jadieial. and not one il which 4 nan
is likely % weigh II ! fAir balance either
the aetiO1s OF the motives Of those Who
have crossed hin, or even disappointed
hin by their lick Of srie8t sympathy in
the great MISSION of his life
NE soCTazzS PATTY N ENGLAND.
England i alssys assumed TO hsye gone
SrOug N Imp The more discriminate
ing allow that there sre two or three
laGdabIs bat imp0teut exceptions. saw
tEo OF three myself. for | Ezs present
when Joh1 Bright u1ds his great Amer |
ican speech, the greatest Of I'll his speech /
ss- L s. Jzzlsss Hal, which, belisTe. I
holds abo1E 400 persons zui at meet I
inZin the Free Trade Hall. z1 Manchester.
Ehsz 4 Stil arger a1uher we're present I
We he5d mss meetings With srecess in I
I'll the great cities the Other Farty hardly 4
Tsutursd 70 hoi sny- Szch struggle as I
tbs eloracilg tie =b0ls World il its /
issz== and s5scts. eozli Tot flil 70 give .
rISe % violent dlviSIOus of sentiment in I
other cgz1triss- The SoathsrH party Eas 4
str11g. 0f course an0Cg the Eszlthisr I
classes Of Engiaod II the high-vrieed /
journals Which ars pghIished f5r that class.
1zc II Parta1-snt- which the szfazs not 4
haTi1g a. that tine hesu extended. vas
arlztoera1c G1d Plzt0eEztie II Is charac-
ter Bat the S01thsFners. thoggh they
Eats great noise II Pari1lelt- and tins
zFqa-s1tly compromised the eouatrT, aeEsr
s1ccsedsd Il elrryIug Ts=ol1tiOu IN favor
Of the >01th. thozzh thsy triei 70 DO 20
u0rs thsz oues- WEs1 the Emperor Of 4
the Frsneh- at the lozsSt point Of yozr
Fortunes proposed TO cur GOTsrumsat IL
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