The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-24

fidelity the principles u the Uuou siyx ssmvsncs %
the country that ia interests saey
Hon. w. A. DAZZLING responder Nc sa,d that thirty.
six thosssnd Union men would 90 longer be unrsPresens
Congress- world be- moro important than any the.
more ,ls and enduring bass, and would khs
PEOPLE tho OF justice ana oumanlty-tse great
BLESSINGS at flowed from the perpeIuisy Of republican,
re Union Press-Dstingushed throughout n siass
by aoy and courtesy az well a. by the b best
nde,ity 20 tbsgreat cause II advocated
Hon HoR As GREELEY VAS introduced az 1.-THE nosie.
proudess and watchfu seulue on the watchtossr
Of liberty" He affirmed that republican, speakers ND
Journalists in the ia.e ignored party issues f0d
ioaght for prosipe. whis thor opponents contn.sy
talked about Individuals Mr. Greeley spoke at length or
the course WHICH tho Onion press pur5ded since tho
war oommenced especially ~ rendering Just trbuse
soldiers Of the nation, Hs passed eloquent eulo-
gum upon Generals sumner snd Wadaworth ana
other distinguished heroes in ccncusou Mr. g. gavo
| tho following sentiment Tho memory OF Oenesa
James Wadsworth and o. hn elbow scidors from our
lions o. grateful hearts WI form their enduring mona
ment' Tbs toast was drank standing and IN silence.
T. Tho Restoration Of Ciya Rights In the Rebsilous
stsses-Le the fundamental condii0no DO liberty and
Union, with FroedoI5to all.
Responded TO BY David Drdiey Field.
our Forelgn ResuousTo do Justice and 70 require
all nations. We shs.i follow III examples Of might
agan.t right which have been SET us N past history We
shall nsist upon right against whatever might 10 the pre-
sent crisis and In our future career.
Hon WILLIAM NJ EvARrs called upon 70 respondi
and before he Senators Morgan new
aud sherman OF Ohio entered lie banquet hall a. twelve
O'Clock. Their presencc was The sgpai Tor Ioud eP-
plause. Mr. Evafts proceeded TO rely to the toast Al
late election SAID the last nope OF the rebel
lion, the last expectation OF opportunity 70
foreign nationsthe enemies aud rivals OF tho repnbic
Mr. Evarts continued hs peculiar CLASSIC strain 10 ds-
the sentiment concluding with the following TOAST
"he administration OF choice lis conduct OF tore'sn
affairs has been and fortunate 40 10 domeSto
government."
o. The Monroe Doc,r,ne--rhe ost,ous OF Europe must
speedily earo and abde by tho now,edge that the
American continent has been devoted hreVooAoly 70 zoe
principles of republican freedom.
The PRESIDENT on read ny the above toast meue soe
complimentary and eloquent remarks IN reference 70
General and Senator sherman and caed upon senator
Morgan to respond, who complied
senator SHERMAN on rising received with tremen-
cheering lures cheers proposed scd heartily
given fov General SHERMAN also Tho senator hon pro-
ceedcd &c deliver an elective speech
Hon. CRAUNcEY DEpsw tho Secretary OF state made
Tow eloquent remarks after which the naxs toast va
10. The Judiciary 81 the United s,a,ss-rhe momen.
ous legal and constitutional questions growing out Of the
rebellion require al the head OF lhe supreme Court d
the country jurist g! profound eaoweogc. aDsu.eo
purity, and Of tried odeny TO Tho casse Of universal
freedom
T. DsLArIKLp SMITH responded. In conclusion no init
President should look TO New York for the
I'll the Of Che: Justice Of the Supreme Court
II either Messrs. Field Noyes or kvarw wero presensea
by tho friends of the country the President shoud COO
sider their claims.
IL. Emigration.-our ports ana our hearts are always
open to wsIcoms the from other cIimes whs
seeks home where free Institutions secure TO 0tm sns
rights and privileges dened in other lands
Responded to by Mr. Dn ienhoner.
IL. woman.-Other ands are proud Of having given
Florence Nightingale bless our common humanity
II our Joy pride that every camp and hos
ptal has than angel whispering the words q
mercy to the hearts Of the SICK, wounded Aoa dyns
American soldier.
Responded TO by Mr. Theodore rton
The company broke rp coon after the regular toass
were given, with cheere for Abraham Lincoln.
The Case of tho Pirate Bell.
TORONTO, c. W. Nov. IS 1854.
The preliminary examination OF Dell! alias Bayiey, took
place TO day Tho pr.sorer committed for trial.
which Will take place week
Died.
co1sros-At tho resdeuee Of her 500, Henry v.
Colston, Wednesday afternoon November %. OF COZ.
sumption, MIRA MARY ANN CoLsroS, lr her 500 year.
Funeral Friday. The friends OF the family
ard OF her n-law, W. Eng!ard. are invited 10 a.
tend.
MrrcH,IL-On "Wednesday evening" November e.
CA1BAR:NE M:IcHL,. OF Doctor samuel l.. hitchA,
In he At th wear her