New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24
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saly canopy tie beasen aho'' The usn were
ever ready 70 sacrifice tex hves for heu country ana
should therefore be duly reehoered' tney ohy e'n ~
called on them to resyeat as they had shown
ey the manner which they asst their votes against the
.gres.t retFester Of lne aga" Loud checrsl then
serrgd TO the services OF the navy and, speaking II
the cap ure of The Forda arid loud cheers, declared
that Brazil being weak Po"er the mater misni 90
ssted accordance with the principles ~ lnierrSio
NJ law; bat had IL been England or France It F"uu
Asve been at Opportunity for saying thrt coTsrdi'e
should no longer rule their iipigniacy. Cheers
Gen. BIRAa WALL RIDGE siso rcfior0ed 10 tDS 'a'ue
toast and was rec,i, ed w,h three cheer'. ana az
practical suggestonsaid that Was tt:lg zoe foPaIX
OF the Rebel chiefs should lie coIGscat,d for iha Deuf
OF the soldiers. Another sGtfestson was 'haI a o'
ahond b. introduced into C"nercss Tor turning ""
eantle into militia navy 20 tnat ia.l pa" "a
n.e vcrdfan indg1ity Wss offered INC 49,, "a n ~
then any American merchant captain on ,Ge t'~'
mig ht urol the Stars and Stripes aud, h9'rg hs CON-
mission IN his pocket naval acer proceed 70 re-
dress that ipiignity on the spot ne 1ieh rtieiiei.
amid load applause " the MVHroe roesr ne which re
wished to see upheld though a n4 u not be aiVisaee
70 press that dOctIinelow.
THEODORE InEO.. WHO Was intiod lced oythe cahs-
man as meuber Of the Church Militant, taen IoSe "a
yesprd 20 the last tossl--
Yorspce Nightingale bless our connon humanity: u i,
car Nv .pd d- know that every e.np snd hospital has
S . n he one ss 'V %oanSs ind III 'oai
and said n hardly f.if TO euhPct hm to
spesk for none ON whose tongue alone was t " sFat
fr heieelf MIR. Tii:On prOcseued al some tne,h W'h
speech rep.ete with hutp"r and ei04pepee Nlch NsS
most aitenyer bsiene 10 throughout, Dotwitistand,
AM tae steres o: the our and h.eb wac revafccd
With three cheers for +" TlitCn."
The party trea oIoke up 4; 40 tis uoTnnc
TIE brilliant s-cce,s Of It's banquet is due to the
ent rug exertioll Jf te Comnltee Of the Club con
xssting Of the ah Wing gentcnen, feury &. Leask'
William Buckley. Aoolphns Booth. WI. H. hchmns!'
David B. Dare, George b. vaa LrBnt Henry 4. SINH,
ThOInas Outwatet ard John Il. Lawrence
The letters and sentiments referred 10 by Tia Pres
asnt as follows:
PROM WALDO w. PoTTYg
SAaaToGA sFEJNGs, Nov. -, 1894.
HIM CBsRIYs : SPENCER ard others Cowsa.tfes. &C.
GEyrLEsEr: Your Invitation 10 be present AZ the
Metropolitan Hotel. on Thanksgiving Eve, 10 lartase
Of dinnes 20 be given ~ the Central Union Lincon
and johnson Campaign CLUB Of the City OF New ofk.
~ honor OF the Union triumph al the ate ooi u e
seved. regret that circumstances beyond ny conirc!
Will prevent Ey participation In The festivities OF that
OCCASION. Bf shall be with you IN spirit though not
IN person. Ithirk that every iya man has right TO
rsj9ice over the result a the late election The
verdict Of the American people considering al the err
saipst1nccs under Which n was rendered, Is orc Of
rne most snbline faols in human history. ~ kas.
eight On OF every ter Of na!i'e'0orn electors Ga'
f1eir ballots for Lincoln and johns I. What spien'
Gid trhate is this American intelligence sad Aneri-
courrgei Nearly m enure peope aiter sunerins
Che celamiiies Of vsT Of nheHsmpta hash,t.ae,
calmly deyotiHg their substance ara ttef hes 70 the
maintenance vi their Nationality
III stirling contrast with this superb display OF the
national spirit the cotton of TOO larco portion OF
scented BY their votes az sc eIoep: cir NUMBER N
liberty loving iernans,) is Of hostility 20 the way
add indifference 10 American unity aud renoSH. Tbs
fact suggestive Of duty, which uiyieT of present
and future dlngers csauot be ignOred and ! close
with this sentiment for Jour Jubilee
The bqlOt BGyrhe RAJ bgwcTk a our fTee .1sutions
Let none approach 1t until ihey understand Oh ss OF
uoy,rnuoni and have become thoroughly iLs4e3 NJ, the
sentiment Of American Ns,ioDsh,y.
WALDO N. POTTER
PROM II. PAUIpIHG.
NAVY ARp, New.YorF. Nov - le'4.
Mr. DEAR SIR: l would have relifd TO your very
courteous and accept bic note ht earlier date, but
the pressure Of Official duties drives everything out OF
NV head or ties my han1-
have e, 1t necessary decline the cord and very
bpd Invitation 50 pleasantly conveyed with yopr noie
my duty here is Paramount TO everything else am
not te less ore your fraternity. Ny head s1d heart
fully devoted 10 our saered caua, qua should DC
nost happy TO meet agd congratulate orr Governor
elect, in whose success fej0or WITH al my heaft
In much haste. / an. very fespec,iuiiy snn r'n!'
I. s. SPENCER eco. No, s9 Broadway, New-Yo,k.
PROM LEA HAskIs,
AIpsYY. Nov 81, ls6i.
NYDElR Sn; have received yolr ilyitau,I, On
behalf II tho Lincoln and johnson Caa pagu Club "a
she City ofNsa-York 10 be pIesent at dinner given
IN honor Of re Union iImmph at ,he lete election, o.
Wednesd.l evening the go INST thank y'u Jr this
cordial invitation. IL would give ne great -eGsure 10
meet such friends viii b.; found there upon
sion fall Of interest But my engsga monts here de-
rlaud every hour Of my time un shell he obliged u
eav in order to be present At the opening Of he sea
sion OF Congress
The event YOU are celebrate Is uil OF patriotic In
spraton think the Eth Of November, lo6i will be
The most memOr able day in American history What IL
snome spectacle the people o. the United States 90 That
day presented TO the world How glorious ey met The
great crisis before them. end thus decided for the
destiny Of nation. WHAT Triumphant Wind raticn
Of the capacity Of enlightened people sell rryCTn
DeDt, what dsmay the decisions Of mat csv must carry
into the very heart Of the Rcboicn how IL nusi eytin
rus their further hcpe Of further aid and comfcDt from
the North. And then. what demonstration 10 the
vaoe world Of tie unaiterable dcierminat Of the
American people 20 preserve their country UnbT0ken
and undy ded at whatever cost vi sacrifice and OF their
conscious ability 10 DO
You do well 10 celebrate Itrust al your antcips-
tions may be full realize. and Tot the oce0s on will
b. long and pleasantly remembered by al who I've
- fortunate AS 10 enjoy IT, Yours sincerely,
IRA HARRIS.
CHARLES 5. sPEYcER esq., Presile'.i sc.
PROM LYNN TEE,iAIN.
ALBANY Nov o. 1894.
c. s. SPEycE e.-Dear Sir; regret to inform sou that
a illness witch coaG ed 10 my hOnse for ten
dsys viii prevent my Attendance al your jubilee TO-
morrow evening. NOth icss imperative would keep
away II volunteer tOasts are N order, would
Tae Great Political ricso'g oflC4By L The people molly
yhiicsted their manhood saved ie nation from dis
haorsole sgHq9rr To ors IN srn' and npd ia the bud
The crop Of Doaohos Marfowfsts."
Yours truly,
LYMAN IEEMAIS.
PROM We. BgYAyr
NV YoRS. Wednes sy Morning Nov. - 1864.
nY DEAR SIR: I have Ogiy Just received tte
stier inviting TO b. present 81 the banquet OF the
Lincoln Club ths evening IIo-Ie that ether engage.
mems render il inpnssiOie for g. attend but
glad to learn thst intended celebrate the result
of lete election in manner worthy n A result 50
grsndv decisive ard honorable 20 the people OF our
country am, siE, very respectfully yogis,
CnAs SfTScEr esq., President Of tie Lincoln Club.
FEoI ANTHONY ). ILEECRER.
NEW YoRS Nov. 20. 1874.