The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
TIE RBRrsL1cAs sANauEr.



The Speeches Of Senators Morgan ana
sherman.
The Central Lincoln ard >Johuson Campa'gn Club, 40
reported In yesterdays BExMD celebrated the re cree
ton OF Abraham Lincoln 10 the Presidency by grand
nquet At tho Metropolitan Hotel on Wednesday evening
After the company had partskeu Of ne viands eHAHt
s. srEscsa ESQ., the PRESIDENT OF the club. called the
asseniblase " order. ase esg i sssirt "a S4.8
6. ~ sPRrCR or THE PRESIDENT. f1ei
In horror OF the triumphant re election 70 the Preel'
ceocy OF the United states OF The great earnest
good man whose nomnstirn We organged aud
our cheerful utmost e rs 10 rejoice with full and
grateful hearts the defeat q the present Governor
people Of the patriot tho phanthropst the states.
more 70 than sa@s ms pace or up..
slavery OF the last breath IN tho hdeous b. dy OF tho
monster to strew with Towers the vict0rlous pathway
of tho loyal states who hsvo placed upon their brows
crowns o. glory by sacril es OF and money IN the
impe nding with armed rebein and by crush
CHICAGO pl form the balat bsx. 10 ass utterauces,
not 10 sympathy but TO admiration FOR the hero
ism. and profound gratitude Tor their immor,s,
achievements on the land and on tho n our brave
army aud navy ard to wish them happy Thanksgiving
Day TO proclaim once more our nTm abiding in
both the civil. homo and foreign policy Of tho national
administrations and most especially 10 the justice OF The
which have tho honor % be President holds festival
20 night ~ is proud OF s past, aud prou'er stu that
Is nonored BY such pr sar,S. After
son Is paraly2ed, the rebel conedsracy reads
paiay, immediately, early this lesson from the result
Of ctr election Tbis Is to be uSht out ar fought
out on this line upon which It is now being wnged
u III his gun shall fall from the trembling hands OF
the last REBEL his letters from tho bruised limbs OF the
las, slave cEeers from the u OF Mexico 20 the
Canadas, from tho Aantc 70 the Pacific oar flag, tr
every inch OF original territory. With the Of
faith look from the present TO the future from tho rcd
peace beyond and uuiled happy, prosperous poo.
pie. over every one q whom radiant protecting ever
liberty. loud cheerst ~
.. EyMARBs OF SENATOR =. .. MORGAN.
Senator EDWIN u. MORGAN said:x
Mr. PsKSprNr AND Tn tow CrrIzxRs- desire TO tender
my grateful nts for your cordial wecome
wS say ~ mat s ns place sscsue
sec here familiar and friendly faces with whom
Idave been associated politically and Otherwise for
suppose you regard this celebration as mere partisan
triumph for Il j. was mere partisan triumph could
mere partisan war. No triumph that we have achieved
r. triumph OF party merely II Is the triumph OF the
aud the,c God. II is true that tho distinguished
citizen who has just been for the sesoad time elected
the nominee convention in some degree party but
IL Was broad and liberal in Its proceedings and catholic
Ia ta SPIRIT And has not Mr. Lincoln received the votea
OF not op'y his psty but Of thousands upon thou
ends who YET belonged 10 IT, but who love
c5, Of crssuac 10 an such and for sns sha sc
knowledge IT, and remember with grateful feelings every
man who has rendered. in the least degree any aervce
in bringing about this grand result But fellow ctizens
had tho PLEASURE TO bring with me 10 night gentleman
whom yo all know BY reputation who has served IN tn.
Senate OF The United States several and who enc
OF the leaders Q: public opinion In that body. have
therefore the pleasure with The permission your Chair
man. TO present 10 the Hon. John Sherman Senator
in Congress from tho state OF Ohio.
SPEECH ~ SENATOR SHERMAN.
Fsrow CnzHNs-lt is unfortunate for me that am 20
a. the feast regret that not here sooner ~
ca tch the inspiration Of what been SAID. that
might know what 70 say for myself bus was drafted
70 say now few words ID gnorascs Of what has been
said before me suppose, gentlcmH1, you havo me.
sho r s .! Mr acon. ispplsu:s In that
celebration and rejoicing, allow no 10 excel me in
his 10y Mis- .e cccton was the triumph ., our common
tional governmcn,. lchsefs1 y Is my solemn convc.
son tina. II tho election had resulted Otherwise that the
American people would have been involved 10 civil
that property wocd hsye lost s vslne that lie would
have jeopardized hs. country would have been
sTcon DO soce heartily s in TIE
re election Of Abraham, L!ncon, and besve that that
banner single stripe efacsd from .hs f.g !cheersl
people have resolved that come veal woe, whether
| taxation conscrption, or whatever other means
Sossy - in s snsh sSa Sls.ds is from x.s.
to California, from Florida to Canada. Applause
sossed Iho "; MaaTos doctrine New, my sreuds
| my conviction ID that " have COZ enough cuI
iS s ;SSs RI s ss, 1.s ss
avc OF the Monroe doctrine 10 m broadcast length and
breadth bit. my friends, the future, even or our gore
ration will make that doctrine good IN It's length ard
breadth. (Appiause.l have no desire 70 make :
speech aboul H. The men Who win come ur iron
good Es. Monroe doctrine and believe viii keep foreign
c,ntlncns jAppiauss.l Ths Monroe doctrine was the
Inspiration, msy gay, Of the american statesmen q the
sna 20 p;s q s 2, or no change
sssse, fs L. S iiSs AXE az ss lie
yop post heartily cloud cheersJ But, my friends, am
not tbs 10 pronounce his euogy Ihs ties Of biooc
make ,ae partial witness, know tia; In, he brave
| country. applause Whether he s gro's general
whether his achievements or us services deserve the
pauds q his country 10 not Tor ne TO say. know
that hs hearts, pure and bis lie s stainless; but, my
friends he Is but the representative Of hfy-aye thre.
cr.uee 70 be at The bend OF q hs armies Q, the
| United States; bat he leads Thousands n brave
msD pS AZ me Tsnk' w snS al sa 9e wsT o. s
luxur!es and comforts Of lie more than anywhere
ySa must Az depend Tor your country nHoa Tic sr.ys
farnas Of tins rroad land OF ours. tapplause.} My
friends. mary Of you. the rlch and the comfortable peo
rio OF this lnnt depend for the safety - your
country u9on The soldiers Of tho down roddcu race
,hroc years ago had "no rights which white we're
through peril and trough storm rpholing your
national banner while the favored Of your have
as republican and as Union mar that We must Al the
close OF the contee secure 70 these men who fought
bsIes their Republican freedom, whatever may he the
ccst GTest sppIauscl do moi want anywhere IN this
broad lard s,ve after this war Ia over; but there
20 be slaves 10 this land, would rahs make slaves Of
those white men Who enjoying all the blessings OF
q free government, attempted 70 tear u down and
upe II In the dust want no masters 10 this lard
Snt An = free aoi equal Yet, n thre TO be mag
lars In MS IAN, would rather the black slave The
master than the io,r owner Of the black man. have
Arcade sa,d NOR, ,h,n cned because drafted.
as saiG into Che service thass ycu heartily for yonr
Compliment see tisIs 9. hope. ! am not ordinarily
in the sye % hope IN the oye OF faith, es ,ns eye
OF my deliberate Judgement. believe ,.- !u.s
var will end, aud tnat at not . very distant "a, .
81 the triumph Of the Union Gauge. I believe II
viii Tssv u making country stronger prouder, and
SHE % CAfy Dot the Monroe doctrine, that shall
DO the policy. believe Il will be, OF this country
We VIII he moro abe 70 maintain ourselves against for
ALI hafo sing ha