The New York herald., 1863-10-20


are your met nobs representatives, abfoad tChssrs)
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binary course Of lie. bat which sssc diTereuty
when deprived Of theu-An Amer lean msnei cauie
along 10 assistance but shall d. Ell a leaxh
all soru of AID which oncsly tstdescd ~
BY tho captain of the American sbip tchecrs Dai
officers treated forget the way hsy ~
wardroom and cabin. bach American COZ tss u
brought him To his cabin and spoke him ,bess
NOW sn everything you zee IN this cabin lhe hh cf
having opportunity expressing my evsrlatlag ra
tude for the Blindness we then received o.fore sash
Numerous aud distinguished asssmelase Of THAI eapAn'
srEEcH OF ooxNopoKE rAuIpNe.
The fourth regular toast
The United States Navy.
Admiral PAUIprNo responded. He said-Mr President,
sentiment conveying Just appreciation of the navy
lection Of past professional fe The which the
navy has realized the expectations OF the couotry h
honor will always be sustained by that branch of the
national force. Mr. President, class OF society
great city extending the hand OF fraternity and coed
fellowship to the gallant Admiral Lisovsk than the of.
nGess Of the american navy We welcome them 70 our
ightened monarch, and will be happy the conviction
that we may always be united In the OF humanity
justice and the liberty OF mankind To you, Mr. Presi
dent, and to the municipality OF New York have
honor behalf OF the navy TO offer my most profound
Emperor OF Russia and the gallant and accomplished Of
fcers Of his navy" Drank with cheers)
SPEECH OF HON. ). Z. pEvLN.
The fifth regular toast was:-
The State OF New York.
Governor Seymour was expected to have responded,
was read and was received with LOUD Cheers for The Gov
ernor Mr. DEsElN in regreting 1.-THE sabsence Of Gov
seGs eldest daughter or the continent
that surround her bear their bosom the rich cargoes
G many ads but 10 rsHoson a % Of the more precious
upon her bay. ! hope that when these distinguished
guests return 10 the eria scenes with which they
familiar they viii not foiet but will repeat to their
august master that the people ad citizens OF New York
Know. Know ana VIII always appreciate Snd remember tho
Sroa%b and friendly fha sentiment which IN these ts
r. SPEECH OF REV. WIN. BooLR.
brought close to affections BY the noble act or His %
Psria MAJESTY the Gar in bic ~" anil paprece
serfs il -..-s tho emancua.io.. :. :nmous of
- 70 aoaby fitting that such an act OF enfran
... elevation OF the masses done under a form |
OF government wherein power springs from the throne
should be appreciated by nator whose axiom govern
ment ia, that power springs Grbm the people
The Rev. VIM Bools brother to the City inspector
Mr.. CHARxAN-The sentiment which you have an.
nounced calls out hearty response from every true
the the United States are separated by geographical
divisions, and In manners, and customs, and Ian
puags nevertheless that unexampled historical fact o.
which you have spoken brings together In the bond Of
vital national principle and the affections Of the loyal
people OF our country that easily surmount tho din
hands across the ocean and the breadth Of isle
Is no impeachment to our embrace. II may be said,
without the sembance Of exaggeratiSn. that no act
in wsd m, in political and moral Importance, 10 mag
nanmiiy and in its beneficial influence uponhe destiny
Of nation, with the decree OF his Imperial Majesty
twenty millions Of scrs or bondsmen. It s act
that profound and searching writer, Henry Thomas
Buckle, supported by an array OF facts ndsputabe:
hsa OF S.
originated IN any country by it, rulers, but whenever
they have moved In this direction has BEEN under the
sentiment" Those observations were written before
the great Alexander had made public announcement OF
application. He stands forth the noble sole exception his
act turns the Of history and its evcry feature
great mind mir and large and generous heart And the
spirit Of bcnevolence which inspired It is clearly
hand. accomplished despite the preudces and op-
Of his vast realm. The imperial crown which his
august majesty wears upon his honorable brow
inextnauishable lustre as this 40, Of humanity and
princely generosity. For his protection tho Gar can,
Of 500 900 Of ali arms BY this act Of emancipation he
has created army OF defence and rea
ble for aleamng sword blades and flashing bayonets
inferior mode of defence to king. any govern
ment compared 70 the devotion Of loyal people whose
hearts breathe the atmosphere OF freedom and whose
whole nature Is energized by its Inspiration Committed
to the hearts and hands OF such people the safety lo
the sovereign the interests and destiny OF the naton
secured against all foes external and internal They
paed nodangers the magnitude any exigcncy which
threatens the national integrity and existence is
whelming insurmountabe TO their courage and
ability they laugh at mpossbilities; and tho
pendous rebellion which has shocked the astonshed sight
Of heven and earth since the remote time when the arch
nend Lucer led the fallen hosts Of heaven in their mad
assault against the omnpotence OF God has been per-
mitted TO its dreadful crest against majesty
of IaUrful I'm n md hat fha
may behold the sublime spectacle OF tho Genius
Of Liberty, in the spirit OF omnipotence and
o: unnumbered thousands; covering the waters with
feet whose extent and weight, and hitherto uncon
world and have overturned in day all past systems OF
naval architecture and construction; creating with
arising want; shaking of reverses as Paul shook tho
viper from his hand and feeling from them HARM in
iron ncrycd veterans until her drummer bow shout IN The
OF battle, and In her giant tread crushing under
the foot Of Bchemoh armed treason arrayed against her
heaven ordained progress, and replanting her un.
lawful domain to wave in triumph over every
SsSSme S%Sa e. sRSSosh y Uncu Os and @
and every tongue shall frame 70 pronounce rightly.
earth round On axis And IN SrS ard ?.
eternal forces which hold the balance Of power and
with irresistible reins compel all things to the harmony
and centre OF gravation. And what Is thus true In the
physical holds good IN the moral world. Disturbances
may shake thrones and dismember governments;
to-day, sack, burn and sweep like tempest OF
dcsolaton the fair face q an earthly paradise
and leave II stereoyped in nil the revoting features
OF burning Gehenna but there eternal force that
holds all events in subsection to its WILL and compels
humanity by whatsoever phrase title or arbitrary dis
tion known among men, TO the harmony centre Of it's
eravtaton-and that force Is the spirit human liberty
The emancipation decree Of the Emperor Alexander In tho
sweep OF nation towards this magnetic centre II Ia
cause OF rejoicing TO the people OF this nation 10 see
pized and indorscd by imperial signature In country
where power springs from tho throne thai principle Of
freedom Tor which the WORTHLESS OF the revolution threw
their lives the balance against the oppression and power
OF another nation and TO which the patriots OF the
Senate pledged their lives their fortunes and their sacred
honor, whc the halter was dangling oyer their heads
That strife was not the revolt Of few colonies merely II
, '-- - .NN v-~-'''-
-, 'ue inauguratiuuos os ,osv.--
Ishoonencss Of their cause, and the equal h. .ue
.iScy appealed 10 Heaven, a. s.'So =. iIer
upon Jury of the nations Ih voraic, sss,a"sorw
and Their v,nae'''' . to bo perfect ard triun,
phant " -vt too much 10 say, that their ex.
smp'e an. declaration Of rights have changed the
cc.rse OF legislation Mans right TO life, llber
| ", and the pursuit Of happiness, is now un.
ably acknow lodged in the legislation, II found
In the constitution OF all enlightened nations Executive
| and legislative power exercised IA annulns
desp tc laws and undoing the heavy burdens OF unro
presented taxation. Monarchs listen with Difference
Il = .Ag-A Na.NH.