New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

S-ust that time has now arrived and that safely
absolutely necessary, in order appreciate what
took place in England during rcat struggle 10 bear
political l,e almost deeply as i 6d yoaSs. am m
party duTnG the first reform agitation 'G' nave IacSh
a deop interest, and duilnG lhe IA, ~ Acai,e
an 5nce "'tSS tSSt pF1 tmo IN and over" Say say Without
hositaton that not even IN the cns OF me free tS1e
by that grapple between freedom and law on me one
hsnd and slavery and privilege on he Gt9er m WSn oo %s
hnd triumphant decision in your Rebellion There can
sSere Was ythi5s ike ndierence on side OF the
Fater, and no one can understand the question: "ho
Its mistake also suppose that any section Of our
reOpe on one side or the other. 1t me ny ieW
Ioris I'm NpanaJion Of this part Of the subject And
trst Of the ariStocracy. DO not mean i9F momeht TO
konfedercs. ana desired them successful ana te
trcat Republic broken mp into two Jealous ana hostile
1ook for sympathy in that quarterl Nour whole history
as ben ofyT'"Ga fsyor of pG FonSl rights for all
tOen aud you have never be,b t oaS.uI FL, IN
esrs v0nr papers and the speeches Of your public
tad ran. Wtl denunciatons many OF them very u1iafl
OF them and their caste They are NOT much IN thG hat
of allowing their sentiments, but they know what Is
Nroud he woil If many OF US Liberals at home nome
hs wei You on tins Sdc. Would relHeM-
a man ,, Tpc'and may be born Howard, CaNendiSh,
Or Ceol, without any fault OF ms own anu Is apt 10
Though were act of voluntary inalgnl on ms part
pnd 70 resent the doe,it lhat Ms gus ~ thoS
iided WI Rebellion, but that rule has EolaoS JACSp
hons "'iewcre no warmer or %ist @ obcTs NJ r and
49, .S"l, If their iea,is and many Of them, believe.
,,ubsorbed largely 70 tie Confederate loan no motion
hostile the Union ever even dScuSsea III hi nv
money ai seen tie defeat Of me cause use. they
{syorco-i cc.eat, t SO lh'iouhl j ti'r an tbi C'Tf
kl ain ne a'Ic to rti>e lt, h''u % % U,' ,i S l
Dent leicVc they have learned much lroh tut leSsou
und shat -lrty by thc teaching Of your war; party rom
other causes TO WMeh Vdsno' ; ny 0riitb tic NJ
Bra far ...c i'm sympathy at TINS Time Win INC NJ
sbose VINO hang round and depend upon the
.r.stOcrlc, went Witl tIcm far too large SlasS
s3o "P. ' . .v Tir , tbc inuTpois ana periodicals.
SaI an" ts ,h ,is & f pi,i Mall do not mean much in
IND ar, -, MEETINGS taken nj their word.
ghe great mercantile world comes next in order ana
terc too there was decided prcponderance AGAINST
Sou. To natural hatred OF disturbance NM'n W uovS ]
lhO,e whose main oDio IN lie is the making ol money
probably waved the Setter men among thci, Mlu IOi
Sot altogether that for that olsturpahge you G MY & @
IespOnso, The worse were carried away ~ tne Eo{ys
Z gam I'D be made out OF the sore hoeu %l ttG tGGe
Stetos =" ,leLeIl,H, ana ,oIntrv I'M ~ En- among
klASS !o If,I' Ii. i,' Td lie Igi0n and Emancipation
AME.4tu HVgssgi 6sh i % snCa ITescntiv fonnd a num-
r of tcir sanch supp in thcirTdnks The manu-
sSctnrcrs Of England were far more generous in their
kympathcs Golden, Bright and Forster were their
Sanrescuiatiyes, as well as the Ielrt'GhSSlyeS S W 0
need 10 speak of them, for their 4aInts are
bonOred here as they are at home No%' etoIt e 'I @
pf your lieuds, let me Just renlhu you ia, @ ~ - T r
Eis.y with that portion Oi the English nation OF WAh
J aaTe
sSben fhsy are in Our country An Amecican genernIy
mas intoJuctons which bring hhu into relations hos OF
pur aTistOcraoy gives its tone or he is among Us lor
business purposes, and comes cmeuy a1os bi our Ft
70 @ i' maj az Inc Fns6 nation was on the side
or the Rebellion That behef has, hope and believe,
khanGed considerably since the waves ol lh,I h!sHtl
ftorm have begun to calm down. and am not without
Aopes tnat may be able to change it yet some~ hat
lnore with some at least OF those VINO nave INC P''i90
aDd Kindness 10 listen to me TINS evening ,, s+oDcb
= aad now let Inc to those who were the stanch
ends Of tho North from the very oHlset lHgy %GIe
trathsTod from all ranks and nom al parts Oh tne
Hley were brought in by all sorts OF motives ooe lSw
Dad studied your history seE eemS h1S te own country
lon American soil since the war OF inaepeIlu.t,iIto 3
Followed their old antSavery traditions lalihluy, anu
81 The reiterated assertions both on your & sGg III ip9
foSS S npoS a yo1r land as the great home for the
aoors Of ali nations, and to love her in%sttu- %
EOns and rejoice IN Der greatness as M tit tbss
Tremendous sgnihcance Of the struggle, ana tnat no
Future OF their country was almost as oeoIl9 a
aOblo words Of one OF your greatest poets and est
patriots which rang out in the darkGst moment % in oi tp @
hearts, expressed in undying words lhat ""'h 'ue'
oh StTsn S = new land hat yet vast never young
Whose youth trOm thee By gHpng need ws' g1ns'
y3rown foundGng Of The Soocs, wuOse baty1ed
Wss pro~ied ro0nd By the ihian.s cagA.g d. ''.ll l -
An who grewst strong thru s1i,'i "a ana M van & an P-A
S Ss, saw @ e 51 P, P '5,T ,soss s9as olesH ls% s6 @
gOo skilled ey Preston and By great great sysPs wen '.,
1rlir t.ngb. by fate o know Jrbovsh's psu
Tlat degiccs car t uninake man
.,s An rG.s re Free Seole.i e. r nSSsI &sm s1s
M crave e dug where traitor hands shall lay
In fearful haste hi murdered core S"syl
AMERICAS FRIENDS
as in fbfs faith that we took our stand with frm
olutior that no effort Of should be spared to help
our poe TO shake themselves clear Of the dead weight
-, slavery to preserve that vast Inheritance Of which
d has made You guardians and trustees for all the
atioDs OF the earth unbrOken and free from the stand
5ng arnies disputed boundaries, and wrecheu heaft
fpurnings and divisions Of the Ola World IL was nItio
y un0urh tlat could do in any case, but thdt lte was
'CiOne with al hearts, and on looking bacK cannot
There was no need at first for any organization. Until
after the battle OF Manassas Junction, in ls6 there was
scarcely any public expression OF syiapathy Wiz te @
follows s lead. and is always ready TO go IA lOr the su
.hey Lhni, will WIN WeI locturng on he WIchenes. Oi
she war and tho absurJity He Rebel states IN sup
posing they could resist Tor month the siensh UI
sao North
AMERICAS FOES.
The news OF that first defeat arrived and this pOr-
ton our press at once swung around and the strong
ere IN favor OF the Rebellion, which eayened society
aud the commercial world began TO manifest itself The
unluosy Trent business and your continued want OF
aucces, IN the field, made matters worse. We were
the moment for though, putting ourselves
m your places could feel how bitter the surrender OF
arch rebels must have Oeen we cOuld NOT Dut
admit that our Government was bound TO insist upon
it and fa the demand had not been made in AFRO
gTt or Intensive manner. If you will reread the oi-
ca documents now, THINK you MIL aoS nsdcnrs Ss
was 50. Then came Mr. masons feslueHce
10 London where his house became the fahaT resort OF
al the leading sympathzeIs Ttn M liz e5e ss mil week
after week, with false and malignant alticks On y0% %
Government The most bitter oi t1eiR 10 Us waS e @
epeecbes Of Lincoln and Mr. Seward, that the MaI
had nothing 70 DO with slavery tn5t nam fro
"Tho lie that is half truth Is ever inc piagho9t S "a
nes' and felt the truth OF that WOhaeII "a! % S.
This bad been greatest difficulty frOn tne hIs, Oi
generation had been reared antiSavery PrlHclles.