New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-11

and euphoniou, manner which. OF course evoked the
loud laughter Of the audience. as one who hangs ont
Is regular sumner. though sometimes an ugly
customer with mar or hrs !. ' psn uasa ~ "a"aS c
casionaiy stumps up but is most often played out DO
"A knobby tile. and is a regular brick when he
sports his tin and has enough OF inc rnno wns no lo
made sing small or been sold Is regular
trump, and will do a cake or spoon IN noane The
orator next dashed with causiic ana bltlng
satire the holy horror with when some regard .r
breaches a. what they are pleased to TERM century
who yet bad not scrupled OF setting at huuSh' uu VIZ
atng every commandment H. The deeGiogue WHO Nuuiu
NOT Tor their lives be seen picking their teet MIN
depressing their servants and dependents, or commit
ting any profitable pleasant immortality and in ius
rton OF this point related with irresistible humor ana
COmlcalty Of accent and gesture scene he had VII
messed h. Scotch coacl. of Frenchmans protest
against structures the laxiy OF French Sun
day. lie then reviewed the lives and works Of Burns,
Byron and George Sand. and while doing Justice 10
their genius. commended that truer criticism would
severely Judge the mmOrates that dsfgured many of
their works OF course the late election in for
tcc. Mr. Coughs playful disclaimers Of saying anything
OF political nature exciting much merriment while
his staunch Tnonism drew forth loud cheers. and he
also severely denounced the reckless lying which daring
contests assails the characters OF the contest
ants and ayowing IL as bis belief that had done more
In preventing men Of character from seeking Office
I'll IN ANYTHING else TO sap the foundations Of the Gov
eminent aud the liberties of the people. The hctions
which Obtnin As 10 the true nature OF freedom aud lib
cry conspicuous among which stood Slavery came IN
Tor fair notice and evidently met with the warm 81 m
pathics Of the audience, number OF anecdotes told
A, only Nh Cough tell them. Illustrated this por.
ton OF the lecture which also abounded in passages OF
striking el0qucnce An impressive warning Oh ,he gah'
ger, 10 youtl. from the temptations assang
them and some genial but rQcy comments on
the WOMAN II. hts' question were here gwen
alternately inspiring awe and mrth in the listener.
who bs generous tribute to the labors and capacities
OF such women in their own sphere. az MiB. fryx,
lorence Nightingale Mrs. Whteman and Mrs. Bailey.
warmed cyefy heart with admiration; variety oil
g. sI.f a. siafIe
srments that dsfgure the pages Of our newspapers,
Of religious too false ideas OF happiness and
hrroism came n,for fageation; somewhat dlscon-
uccted but most interest absorbing end altcutlOcon-
ne ling address being concluded by description IN ff
coughs best, most vivid, most graphic and most ninit
able STYLE Of storm at sea his fears ana inc rtei mr.
felt when the bells ringing the hour De nc ara tho
welcome hail OF the watch ANS well" and applying
This experience 10 the storm in which was aborn9 Tue
ship Of state he e1horted bis hearers 10 sted fast by
Che right looking tn God and rcposng on lis power.
having placed the right man at the helm 10 credit TIE
assurances Of safety repeated by our brave oceFs
sherman Sheridan and Farragt, who by li' help see
ouds by the exerons Of devoted soldiers VII Drng
,ho good ship safe 70 tho haven of peace and rosper
After the applause with which the lecturer vas tasen
leave OF by his audience had subsidized, ihce hosry
cheers were given for Lincoln ana Johnson a-- Gu e.
ana groans for Gen. Mcclellan. $500
-. Coughs lecture is decidedly on " hl- D.st
efforts abolndicg in the pecuarics VII ID marx MS
ofatory. Although mainly composed o. inc most
obvious trusns. they truisns delivered wlth the
force and point of which only Mr. GOugh j. cipaOle qua
containing less of the peculiar advocacy in which MI
Cough won his reputation ~ the nrst OF PLATFORM
speakcrs 1t is more suitable to general audience
Some criticisms might hcIn.rly made on some points
but then the very peoullarities which may alo justly
offend come tastes, Mr. Coughs, and are part anu
parcel 81 the man. who must be himself or NOBODY
Still We venture to think that considering bis extra
ordinary command Of every gesture and attitude OF
face. legs and arms are eapat." he might ma one
equally effective the s0mewhht questionable though
e1mlcal manner in which HE Cpatt DO dnty Tor
tail and are kept wagging accordingly