New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

constantly in the fsce The great issues which the two
per;ie. had laid down as the dv:dug inrs OF pfncps
or " hch TIE contest to be fought say ealh M
Greeley tina, this distinguished 10 froin our advcfssre
For We cndsovored to bold up the two platforms me
% 0 ,ls 81 gfs 'ag the beginning 70 the end We
lad done this and with success Which was In no part
advanced by courage naDiness ON The part 81 or
universities. They tiled TO make the cont st. 80 fr 20
tLey could contest about rather than about
principles. From the beginning 70 The cad tie Cnion
press had insisted that individuals were Of
very small account. and that principles were
sosc b. be earnestly considered We did this On tie
simple principle oiiisl and wedld IL Wit success av-
leang 10 the Intelligence, patriotism and eoi ths
American People. In regard to the contest In which
the unn Press Is engaged with tie open enemies
ofthe Republic il is uniformly the spp rteI Of tie Gov
: gmept. The Union Press has bad a noble and crate.
l outs 10 perforn-taat Of doing jGsiIoc to the hero
Ism and the devotion and the undauDted. .. rsistent
bravery Of The American People ~ he man,enanee o,
his popular for the preservation OF tef UniUn and
their liberties The seaker could recall tie naAes OF
men, in this connection, dear to the memory Of
all lie would speak of few only; o; me heroe
sumner who after counting death On thirty batue.
cds came home at last TO die on his bed In the heart
OF his native State. Of our noble Wadsworth, whom
the speaker nsdcred the most heartfelt generous ana
thoroughly patriotic man he bad ever seen. Simon MIX
and Col Peter A. Porter should sso be mentioned as
well - Capt Ben. Price, one Of tic tue deftndersH
the liberal care IN nc state OF New ho'A I.I rsssy
wished "a conclude with the following sencn. WHICH,
he trusted would be received with I've sosnnry; ~,
"1he memory Of Gen. JsIer ). WadswortL, srd 20 BIS
,hcs country Mpioas Of grateful heans will form their
TLe sentiment received In silence and standing.
while the band played funeral march.
T. Tax ResTo ALTON OF ,IvIL RIsHrs ~ TIE frpriIore
STATES Lee the fundamental coEdi.ons 0o Liberty ard
LiiOn. with Ere etoI 70 az
DAVID DUDLEY FlELp, ESQ.,. on rising T. respond was
RECEIVED with cheers Tie Sad that the disturbance al
civil rights in the South was due % N" Rebels them
selves Their courts were now shut ~, Tie aaivests
uEeathered and Tho people in arms As the rebels i4.
trbcd their civil Iigrs the rostra ion Z their rights
must come fiom themselves. when be Union bad
ooy.u down the last armed Rebel established the Fed
oral courts rails and houses. tLcn 10 work WIS
dome. The rebeuls States must then make theT own
laws ara execute them It was Lot tie proyince Of the
milton 10 do it. But t.cy must do II upon two eond-
ius Que Union, and The other freedom to lil For the
erirs overthrow Q! tbe besy of secession we needed
nothing bat or armed bat,lions Ihis war would ena
secession fieyermore. UBlvn had been written ~
rant al the vay from Potomac 10 Petersburg; Sheit
dan hid written it In the valley u tie Shenandoah;
sherman low writing il opcn tie plains o. 6eor'
gIa which 1t Should never be taken. 81 long as the
world las.s She other condition depended upon an
amendment to the Constitution. 80 loDg as
long are said we are not responsible for slavery il
nat our concern. But when the war began II oecams
our and 1t ves cur duty 10 blot oli TIE curse
FORT sumter wore fred. slavery and Rebellion took no
same lee sc Of lie As tBey lived together Bnw. 50 ia
tAeir 20 us they shogli be DIVIDED tLingtter and
re nas.,cinse,ts nos oniy over Tree Mari aod and
Free Virginia, but Free Caronas and rec Texas 20
the Pacific without tanning the che"k OF slave. IL
rlave could breathe the soil VI Eneand IL should yet
20 ours that from b. SEA we trooSed no ioTcsn dom
.atiDn aud 10 domestic seTviiudc.
O. Cua FoaErsA EgLsrosaIo do trsice and to reoui,.
it, principle and oer iry in nt-Ieonre ~ AZ
nations. We ,hsl follow no il! e1stipe, Of msb. sgsrst
RICH, which have let IN peat history We sLa insist
uron rh. s,4ns, wiat-yer might In tie rFe.n egs AID -
WV n ..yARrs was received with applause. He was
pleased 20 Join in the reoicngs az he Lad III The abors
Of the Central Csmpain Club We we're irehas eha
.ghbers; we thought alike ooucetn.ne as ~s'a, n;
We had TIE country the victory vas iariy won, ana
We would rejoice at It. Iheie wos nothing when
would hgye SO strong effect Oh Our foreign relations
thu election Of Tuesday When the sun se. on tha'
day il sei upon Rebellion forever st and nation io.
ever o abb she'd Wien the war VIE ended we sDoaia
have established the character vi republican govern
ncLt for f-rnness end temperance beyond that which
ANY other fora VI government LAD ever displayed he
would conclude by the following sentiment: ,,..-,.,
This Adnss'ra,en OF our choices II. e.ns,es AZ
has vice and foriun Us domestic gosern-
omert lCheef~l
! q ras MoxRoy DocrEisrThe na'ion. Of Europe NUT
speedily and sbe BY ID" knowledge that me inercs
on,a Las devoted nrsvoesbly to the pincps.o d
| AsyybiSan Fsrcdonl
Senator .. ID. MORGAN briefly Sus sptly introduced
! Senator JOIN SHrRNss Of U.io wLa was reserved
with three cheers lie said that he had been daitcd
into this bsnquei 1T 81 Late an sou that no c"cd oby
suppose whrt Lad been the character OF their rchgs-
He bei,,c {, a, had the election been o'hers se IN liz
results cur uhioa would Lave been lost end our Log
dshorosed. lie believed that II was the eeerminai,1!
cf iae ration e. stand gether. come veal OK woe hs
So In favor OF the Monroc doctrine IN It's eNgtn ana
breadth and thu ,Jture country even u our own
gHsrlioB wul.d make good that doctiLe II was the
INSPIRATION OF the American statesmen If the hrst gene
ratioa noue dear {" teen. For tie conp'i.
mcutary illusion ~ Gen. Sherman he thanked tiein oss
h,aiC.y. it,te II ard prolonged applause lie Knew
that his heart pure aud his lieSwas stiiniess.'
whether he was great general II was NOT iof hu' 20
ssy Hut there weie thirty thousand others as Bebs
and rs patriotic be. We al must depend for honor
and safely upon the brave soldier boy We depended,
TOO gpou tie soldiers VI dovntroiden race, and 10
them we must secure their Republican freedom. he
wautod slaves, but II there were 10 be slaves. leh
them b. those who had been traitors 70 Their country
In the eve II hope in the eye Of faith he believed ss
ltbis war would cad. The pubic debt and ". dill
culties beior" would disappear The abep Of those
DOW D-troiden would cur deOt, aa4 their srms
would enfore the Monroe doctrine in utire. tCheersI
CHAuscEr NJ. DEPiw also appeaIei being receive0
nh great applause. lie said t1st tie old doctrines OF
Monroe were those of Young Allerica well these
OF Old. The old party which aad o. 'ong maintalled
that doctrine had become thc exponent Of demoiaDr-
lion sud pusilanmouS surrender OF American hoDIE.
Ii WIS suhline where nation fighting down lie.
belon. unparalleled Ia nagn nde dared to say thss
upon the soil Of tho American Continent should be &C.
cilrd eyp.y race tie privileges 81 American free-
dom. H., hour OF l2 had .ssed and we already eG-
tered upon tue grandest thank gying which hod ever
CONC u this nation. Meeting IN Albany today tho
REPRESENTATIVES Of tic party who died week ago lie
saw that they were JOYFUL They said il was because
thew bad'cscaped the responsibilities Of government.
Thcs had spent million VI dollars to convince the,
people that they declined tie responsibility Of govern
mept-
| Al the conclusion Of his speech the speaker Vas
heartily cbeered He was folloae by
Hon T. ID. SMITH,. who responded 20 the tenth toast
/" Tie Judiciary " the Uaited States, by saying
that in relation TO the conflict betw en Liberty and
Slavery which the people " America a'e 50 long been
engas,j IN. 1t WAS must important ana INSTRUCTIVE"
| Wien, in 1850, We sovrft ~ have an organization
| which should have for IFS object tie
listing Of the United States OF America on the sce
Of freedom. The Supreme Court was then opposed to
this movement and almost Unions Bench Getr-
mined 20 thwart IT, ard Curtis the only Of all who
oiss.a.ed from the bred scott decision, was removed