, 1870-10-12
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED
STATES,
1lecturc by Thonns NREhcs, n, r..
1us 1RnSfrxS

AAEEsAAN W AVA0AS 4AAE0CSs nv Ess
an Bokton.
Bns70S, Oct l1.-Thos, Hughes, u, r.. OF Esq
1aLd, lcclurcd II the opening Of the I'seker Fra-
tttuity seres to-niQhs in Music Hal before IN
viewed him with e1rfy manifestation Gf siuce.e
regard a. friend Of America throughout tue war
Of the rebellion. His subject was " Joan to Joua-
senes Of reaponsihllity, ma no little anxiety tha,
that he ventnnd tn rxpsess his sentiments ia ro-
.st1on to Englands altitude during the late civi!
W1eeable In he eoutFe q h!s lecture. hoped b.
hearers would rrceive 1t kindly, anu ID the spir,t
Of alio1tnG fret spetch 10 all He had been
II rum s as ., sgua'3 a "s the sTq pon 2afhs sm aa
end to the other VI land upon which he con-
saefrd be ha.1 no shallow Of d claim, be had met
pTpalii5. Eses an % Euei,shnsus a eiam Ia his
must 'entoraitzesi state to pay his own postage
had hctn with ','slcn"J Euhrdeti, lest The STAMP
eser oe ta rspsv the Einncss but b. Mas
edKinV It. ...-
10 ssJ. taat was uns.ioyetI. lie hMi no:iee;l
thrcughrnr h.a jourrsyinR snat whenever the
name u EnGlsnd Has.mcnti1net, = change can,c
| orcr Tie countepances OF Americans, = circnm-
staLcc truly nxnuiztnK to th~ Engshmen whp
Witnessed 1t. lle could, iher fore. stay no longer
10 The Unsedssta:es under fas prttencc. lie ds'l
| his hearers could drpominate him John Hull II
] they would. The difficulty WIS tnhs Americans
seriously misund.ss TODD the ctents thst occurred
III England during the rEDErt.as nf the People
| who had pOused out shsF blood like water wousl
not fait to stick TO khfF osutrJ. Aut they wonlI
10. sn;de r.; hln 1et ,t.c1ns @ y ~ ie hoped 70
| nation she was taken t0r-sent OIL absorbing ali
things for patn. NJ nation In the trouble that
America experienced could be expected 10 Judge
fairly Of the course Of aeatocr outss Of the con-
Test while It existed, hut tne time hid arrived In
hts opinion, When an explanation would be
The kocia' sn.i political life Of England was ag1-
fa.ed 'As The tine almost As much as that ot
America The lecturer na,i taken part IL almost
trade crisis vas bis country more stirred than
whea the nr~s Of rhe triumph Of the Cntnn was
fectivra- There was plent! OF iRunra?ce and
pafstsansptr among wt,.tnformed people WIN
| could mot tttKe between conflicting statements.
hus therr was no Indifference The feeling Of
aufaQnnism arn"nG Attc'ican residents nf oppr-
SITE news, Was violent, atl often broke forth i,
| the public gage. end Influenced opinion sonc-
wl7t But no secttua OF EuElanti was ut any
t,me Who'll! Or , one f'Hs Dc cr The 9ass Ias aE
atcS NOthine sl+e cou!d b. expected. A.llerf-
cans had ntyer breu careful to cnncilose them
since they threw OF their dependency. hut The
| p.css IT america continued t0 de1its,.e them ~
uselesF, They were net lfl thc habit ~ ui:erinl
tAclr scust1aenss, hut they had long asen, .s,es
and ihetr dcsce enans did nnt Ike III IL. toll that
hcwcve-, lew exceptions in tae Argyle aud s:ar
!ts'e families. and a few Others, Nhn cou!'l II
no discussion In The lf0nse OF Lords, Int m lIy q
that branch contributed money 10 the C,utetler
ste side. The struggle, he heitevcd, would n=ve
| rAthy for AueFtcs than ever before There ~,
at the tiEnc cla<s rf papers, OF The fs1N Wi
t;a:<sk sstspe. using ealctni lnane1se. INT ihs|
stoEa1ly, believed III commercial ciscles, til,
. anx'ely for Rs,n msde 1nauJ o. th
of Amtstca In the Dartt.Gs, tac uutsans, Al
: ottefs- nr conftt name stnoag thcm aud IN Cab
den. Br1ah:. Foster, snt siuntleila IS represent
| a&ivcS CT e1m1neEr,ai Interests in The 1Iuu.e q
Commons. Th~ .ilf'cuity Win nts!tors from
: America during lht VAT. Wa that t4cJ wer
shroxn ,n WIN ste ass.oeIscy almost e3clu
/; n ntiutut af the r ass. -
!. Mr. Hughes naps4. snat the belief that Enclan
woui, M sas M Of tne s.istes classes - Taess Of sel
!. 4 nho hsA read hsstnr, Knew That the war WAS fc
!: The trton ~ felt ,he s'ea:1caass Of The strus
s for se ~ s,:ssrSs Is c, ,,s, sasefs ss s4i
: tEsr stan,, was taSep. Little could they 10. +;
II was dons ffpnl tue henri IN neutrality. Scarrx
/; whisper WAS heard in favnt OF the Fcbel> uni
: the battle Of asanassA.. WGen That defeat wi
!, announced hc anxiety to get Oh the wiu1inx =.
J: | apparently 1n.net The t>de Of e1pression. II
y check the current Of opinion, hut the E si,
{: Government could sake 10 other course than II
!; pursued, anda IEru,,l Of the onlsisi oosumsn e
!: sand was right The statements hy President Il
D. coin md Secretary Seward, st,ou afserwar1, III
as many s ,aFned sse e he ss
i eaa.ea n lis issr1 Teen se Trad tepoit 81
5: Iall Wherein BE- ehsrped sas Repuhlc
ne raIsl With Willingness 10 sacrifice eyerysht
M r. q 1ns =
,eT Aid 2ssssis1ior. winch r t 1i(6 some eneoats
x: lost hope. They esu addresses ealcnlaed eo
err tsfne< II 'nnueEcr, md stated the,1 belief I
liars M IT. .sl1
o. .as a;teode,i Il aoaa! dtty persons. o. i
Aid Te.rs Eve. 1854, an ,td'css Of encoura9esn
" En, rn,or.e i b. isrs,: n e<.ins ef wori,ns11
y !Ig ihe !suss that God would szsast
T.. sSoshcsnooi OF new rre,lom and equality tnsou
on, out the world. Furious a'tacks we've made u
:'Fi: them oy ihs Press Tne 1n"ts called y
ian- mtschttrous aRaiaiors, aud shat liuco1ns pro
Irte, tnattan wuussl pro1ooS slavery.
IL % Ell .o Exes.T
II. T1uiA people loosed grave. The cotton taa
;ur- was anything witnessed approaching the SCI
: r. No orainr mad teen auhouncetlr and The Ar
.en. can army f Ea* knq.n; Us IT. Tesnc ri e
nco, men came fofFsfd md sho we'd tAetr sy1np2th
sup such dense masses test ali the seats In
aczo suueture, aud esen sas stnses*. were Crow
Sec ); meeting simultaneously 1t different pniut
hearing. No oppos!tton whatever WAS ofere
port The adoption of resolutions fayorthg thr q
: A. atati emancipation. Manchester L'verp sot. l.
roll, ard ether cities, t1lloxed enth1
.cna, re resolutions were re2fnrfeL IN August.
sora, The 7tnfs came ronnd 50 fat ~ 10 support
'pcr: II usnd upon the government to stop the +
uuZ: sss,CtAtlhns were formed. 2ufa n 1NrF and
and FlTs cuntFshutsd-onty a-.1r3p Ia the BUCKET,
onzo turr- to the magnificent work u the Amrl
ane; SarHaTy CIMuasssHn<, hut still 4 peace on
Shif- from honest hearts, and 1t should t+ Eelg1Ie
IvAn- In regard to the acts OF the EogltAh O.,
,cks: meat ard Parliament. Mr. Hughes said thst /
VI H. ttors blessed with free speech, as were En-,
rtn*- and A1ucrtc1. no nEe has right 10 TAKE anv
:. it. as j cr11tyi.,n but tae aess Of the govern