, 1869-07-29

oeea,!op. he has not traErd !osssn M aion4 op eo
ha'i VI great pr.nclPlsa ua ha often beeo Tho
iGhse1a1 The muai rsmafkal,o occasion ui shat
.klld W. n tho canaa 70 lsas 70 oor Cotxan-~tas
sse: s.:s T ss: Sese IL as Gfs sssE :
70 fs suprsztrF of III rrusesi Iaretsai f'o7ern.
mxnt. Al 70 II. Artea Deiaur. all .ho spuw my.
th,ns et ~ st':tnxai,he n.sa ,n9x ts.s tss
1Tons. md thtsetr Throughout FsAntr.4 naa
esase q saasfs1 pesee @ | "a sooSp III s.ssoea q ~ ~
ess tesn ~ i nj Mms{s 81 snfausaaus Ii. |He. Icsesfsi
csna al ~. ono y iaean, NJ: Useraa. wafes, i
well tnoxn tarough9ut ths Gnlte1 ssase. y
IN sesss n, ana g. s n
p4oasA snd a!tsck anh Al.wui hs hi bssTod
L. the Erea; cauas -, u fEse tFsda aud % Or
VII Among rauon1 which ii ffsepayatly boand
mp sita Y: and DO say.s y .sauf posrble that
b!o9 md treasure. set lnto elect ths grand pstn-
nos aoss,s!e !. n;t.0n ID a,ce sausa:ea tp!el;,
thteh thefo ID Lhe ffeeat ana opouett discussions
ii all grsat 1uss:tans which cotao homo TO- Tho
e1eH .omnn III n1 esss &c 5
II u ,4aJ. impossible that this tTeut nat1on
thtald 70 % n sne superstition CT pro:scuon AND
clttzeus u saeIinced every daJ sEd every ho,iI
70 tho interests: q Iuppoted inlefe.s q .
teM. lCnttrL1,H Is :in'possta!e tnat .tho
y dspcled and dsote out Of tho r1tnds OF the
PejuddIce Among our OVID people should mt also
i1nsssd siasea tceeels.l It Is ID Impossible. nov w
that 1hn great question Of negro labor u setkled
but that The question Of free uade Kul co.ne into
question of no United States Eae time i lot az
astsnt' when II win &c Impossible to soK dss-
4 > ~ mi
taefse tas should 1 b any u sl.1 between IL iTo
nAuona, but when III differences vii be cleared
ssg aot! 1a .ss 81 1s 81
the GEcat Nozk Of Golden snd his fTsa1 cosd{ntot1
y T!anse Y ESEo 8sos1ai ~ e a. - Intsa I'd
In ciab eonader i1 1orf i to be c1eca;ed. & Tas
:tosst y. " ous nonorxrT members nndAue.icaa
aos.:' 4 m114lstHs ;,u: = srExn, - a';'
elsts :1ss Gnsfsss fs' a ssa tS
' use u 81 i ihe. sea,esasa n 1no bad
u:d btu name 20 we'll receiEed by TIE member of
ceodens iiie .sasnt ! eood pu6Io iesson tas:
illIed naGooA = va not neeessasI tot hum; II
saaes % sslcSp Sp'ee e.asesnea A l., .aa sass tses
Gmenled. tstcnd: Tnaso noble gna!it1os xero
.slseaa5 sutlc4elily well kloNnr and Nj. Qobdenb
pubic services were also TOO extensively felt and
appreciated 10 render any observations Of his any
thing but supeznuoas. It had been SAID BY some
Of the people On tho continent that Nj. Cobden
Maa man bat With one idea and that idea Was
sea e sa.o g. rae Ho IT, ms ~
ton respecting Tho objeets and sims Of
the llie q b. lan,eated lEtena could not nsye
vs., q ne Contrary. u'an Of isrxe md ootnprs-
hensiye 1eelnE, end free u1de Wis only one step
. texs1Ls sne grand Fneie Which hs Desired Q e. r.
s EeIlsTe ii msnttad, ~ the good andelstandns @ q
nations generally, and tho am1ty of a1l civilized
nations III. Cobdcn looked for ftce trade boca15e
he Eav that 1t saTa Liberty to Industry ata he op.
posed protection becausslt waa . Species Of tyran-
ny tnd oppression. and WAS productive Of no good
to she so1nty i NJ. G1bden a;s ~ w. r
!a1e nniottnnatel5 sprung into e1lstenee md he'll
Chevalles} only ssgIette thai that Opposition h.d
r. e 3tf ~; Up 70
ce4yed as iar bxcx AZ September. 1s5e, LII. Golden
remarked tnat uluQs Sefnitd 70 be EotnE from bad
I'm, and pointed out tho TAD result q such NJ
alry. tChee.A1 lii. Golden noticed IN that let
ter, that evetg ye9r anoNe<s a raw meaos fof hn-
% ihs peop5s had increased. I'm 5cars I'D
elapaed stneo then, aud no change for tna better
sssioed to asre =. IN On sns senssss.{: . COZ;
sitsd 81 sooe,Wo o. 4teS,ose of soldiers On
~ Tss sd ssa an sSs
oi ii waa It Ind III baA cnects On o!htr counrtca.
tuenI, hcorl Lis pIlzet tho Oobdcu Club because
thibgs &nh he therefore felt much pteasaro II be
Ing present It tts snnnal festive gathering. 10
!tciierrt thss the services q sach Man a. NJ:
norc no. u. Cheyallcr concluded ". Proposing:
1.-THE memory Of Golden, success 10 free trhd4 \
md tho progress of lil,erty and cosnmeics iu Ku.
rope aud AR4srica.' loud cbec1al =,
II. Aries pufsuf a1RU hrteny returned thanks ID
Engtisn. agreeing WITH Ill hla eoua1'1nhn haa jass
MI. wAiAHnts srrxc1t
NJ SsSr W.!ken 81 ~ nss.ap,stn ~ ss soe @
bknd. As IN American hc cnuld saJ that thp cor
@ fnSnisdso b. had oitas Tinted slates, 1ors ata1d.
ID lhs 9rcat at.ug8ls u which they rrtc engaged,
Of tbs principles Of which hta llrc WAS en c1lso'
nent- Ar. Cooden represented sonething mora
ihan ftes traia FEee llaas Win Cobd*n Has oat
people I'D ths!f tatel!ie1a: s1ef,.s q rs!!heai
gowsF, s1d ht tas end ~ ees 1 r. rr.e no1 !
Let ihs legalat!un Of useat l!ntain aud France
aim At something Encrr than the opening
lin ii lie elevation nf % peopls, and ths open-
IL = .ss ;sts 'ss =: e.. s;! & Il; $s, E ss{s
@ led. % a. pttratJ ri eiiasa " q IL le ubsa state
could not htp expressing fils belief thht tav ten,
dsueJ y t1ipsa T. ~ sSantry Nas r. n,ots , sI ~
II tt1ncliun tf t1ntIt+-toratl. a rtcpEnltaui Of.
lhese principles ~hleh Ne tn EnRish!1 AAh cota-
de1i Clui. tCAeetrI Tlut w inurt npt Ell
peet eteri fetrtu to bs accomplished III
tou1sssr lte ttlIs a,,lef NJ tsti. nNnts n,4 A.
established afat IN The TITLED Ftates stads cir.
teBer. ThH te,Neney. q p!esetlt Has thnat4 Ats4
kaf.t1 NJ des aid h't1llt4 ~ ~ tha,tf Htnti:
if klytlt thai tesl Hs lhplf istlteff u tbs tAtt
Tilt l,s&vy takns ,sntT not liz n*sl3H'tsd Mitr,at
insses and EtRaas ID th= ,farehie., Heth tate!a,
wos bta.jpf " fsl9lh5 Ivt HIS. GvbtteH llab III
ths tltjtt,t flafp4 thai H,,Aii tta fi0lpi IA Aha
fkits htafrtY 1T tA.th WIN affa'1 itts.heatye4 A.
fteaaiE%dsEa t,bfs a.tt As1Hfle, tthsrtu,1
tht tplIpaay th+A eetafAlsH,