, 1870-11-15
THE UNITED STATES AND ENG.
LAND,
The Sentiments OF a Liberal Member
OF FnFltA1ncs1t.

The Sentiments OF u Liberal Member
OF rnTltn1nrsat.
Fron. le .stlc York Erening ap*a
Among The speakers at the banquet OF the
officers un,ou Of tho Mercantile library AS
eocistion at Delmonico's. on Thursday oveu-
Ing, was III. 4. J. Aundella, a liberal msmber OF
tho D1itish Punishment. It will be recollectod
that 31r. 3Iundella came to this country with
1bomss Hughes, With whom 10 ia Intrinsic,
socia;av sud a 3 politician. All who heard
3lr. HnEhea speak Of the pro5rcas Of tho
WORKING people Of England, good part OF
which be attributed to the active favor OF Ms.
NundelIa, Hi11 be interested to know Mr. Nun
United SiAtes and Great Dsitain. On this ac-
casion lie reviewed tbs condition Of Eogsistl
public opinion during the var, and spoke With
great regret Of the late proclamation Of hos
t,lisiea sent forth By General Dut1er- uo
sa1d:
II feel, AZ know you feel, that NO are all
af cpc etock, and that there ought to bc no
dividing lires between us. It il true that I an
liberal member Of Parliament ~ has been
stated: but that phrase meanx aomething that
you IN this country hare hardly get come to
5esllzo. We represent tue people ef Eng
cut ynur sreat struggle; tho men who etood
by you in spite Of poverty. and famine. and
tnffenng; and who were always tEus to you,
notwithstanding the inducements aud allure
mente presented 10 them to be the contrary.
II sm m,stlf large employer of lstos
iny workmsn suffering for years In conse-
quence Ct yeur var. rover found i ln,n
among tbem-and I tried them again and
aEain-wbo would say one word for tie South.
Notwithstanding all thst they had to undergo,
nothlrg could induce them - be untrue to
their faith in your principles.
''TfIere has been great revolution in Eng
land, although it has been > revolution With
out tloodshed. Tho peop1e have been per-
nitted to share tho political poSer. Two hun-
dred now ard - liberal" members Of parlia-
sncnt we're recently elected. The members OF
that parlismenr, but resigned before it was
called tocether; and We have now IN our gov
eInmcnt such men 10 no government in Eng
land bas ever had before, and among them,
and foremost, Gladatono Bright, ForsteE, the
Duke Of Argyle: Tradesman and peera ars
ard emancipation Of their country.
"lmust confoss that, although you treat
me 20 well As an individual, / cannot but
pcrceive that you do not cheriAh the
came kindly feeling toward mr country,
Il would be Idle In mo to attemp
10 Disguise that thers are grounds Of dis
/ conieni and disagreement between Tour conn
NOT be1ievo-snd everything that I haTn SEQ.
ard heasi compels mo to the contrzy-tha
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~ cannot Mhese' VII not oeneve, thst u
iutelheeLt citizens oi INA 8se1s contihet
desire 20 to1os oaek 5os mssuo @ o. pt9Rfess
ny COUNT! oy ihacnG npoa tae mlho9e Q
tesly enltaactM ea "o!ausu oi Ensaana "a
horrors of IN lnserneelne "1f. 90 not he
hcve that efch fe the real sentiment Of u