New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-27
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they told him that JeR. Davis was buying ID ersS>,
backs by Of agent. and would be runutns
the blockade and escaping to Europe Mr. Bailey con-
cuded with proposing three cheers for Col Howe whisA
given with win. After the singing Of the sta,
Spanged Banner" the audience joining. Gen. Hiram
Wulbrdge introduced. lie adv orted to the con,s
in which re engaged as between the principles 4
liberty Which landed at Plymouth. and that Of Saver.
To deny that this war WAS contest between th.ss
principles to dsay the authenticity Of God hinssh
II a contest OF moral force with Slavery end TIN
was the sentiment Of the world. 1t was q dss
tiny Of the Nation n eIpel Slavery and make ts.r
homogeneous and when we oome 10 recongtructon W
will lay the found ton OF our prosperity broad aAA
deep and then can send across the and deuaIl
OF the two great Governments OF France and FL g.aad
rcparati0n for their action toward The GeuerA
spoke OF tho Presidential Election az tie hiehes. H.
stance of moral courage op the part q people 4
which history ever made mention. Speaking thea 4
the emacatcd victims of Andesonrie. be sid that The
locality Of those prisons were to be appropriated u
Northern Soldiers whom God would protect. Pe.os
cannot come by negotiation. but by the Rebels laying
down their arms-to speak otherwise WIS :niu'uss
10 the cause; intend to have but flag and one
destiny. ,
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BY Mr. Hosea Is. Perkins. who paid a glowing tribute
to ea.Englands bravery and generosity aid alu1sA
especially to the kind ladies' whose presence in the boz
pa and field hid been so noby given, after which tie
Rev. Matthew Haze Smith made stirring address, IL
exercises concluded y singing end cheers for ~
soldiers the ront the ladies' Col Howe &c. and iss
company separated highly grted By the very pe..aas
afternoon which Ill had enjoyed.
AT TIE NEwsBoYs' ToMg.
! The NewsbOys' Home in FIlt0n-st. was tho
scene Of very happy celebration Of the day. over ~
boys regated with excellent dinner and, vel
as numerous ysitors entertained By speaking.
sic &C. The room was decorated with evergreen
wresths. and wore a ve.y cheerful aspect The er.s
ing passed OFF very pleasantly. aud to the great sAs
faction OF the hosts and their guests.
| TIE SEwSBoYS' FEAST In DRooRLYs.
! The Il, ooklyn Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation prepared quite merry Christmas Entertain
mrnt for tie newsboys Of thet city Yesterday
lie boys to tie number vi over 30. were brouRkt
together about /. O'Clock r. at the GRANADA fiai n
Myrtle ave near Bridge.st. by the Rev. Wn. A. DO
little IT, WHO has taken especial in,eTes. in III
CLASS OF boys.
Speeches we're made by Mr. Edsll. President BrcoA
Ign Young Mems Christian Association hoa. Nose. q
Odel. Nr Matthews Of ST. Anus Church SuadN
School. and others.
| The boys sho conducted themselves with marfs<
propiety, selected Mr. james Cooper, OF The Broosss
UHioa to return thanks their behalf t. the Assocs
ton. which done in very pthy. ueat hste i've
minutes speech. After tie ceremonies ct GrsnadA
Hail. tie boys were formed in lie and marched -
Gothic Hall 10 Adem.st., where bount 1t rcpast very
layishly prepared by tic Association. WIS paitaseH
By tie uewsboys, who we're vailed upon at the table
by tie kind lady friends OF the Association.
We are informed that number OF Inc wealthy Az
benevolent cirzens are about founding I'D exteYnNs
home aDd library for newsboys and other lads Of the
class In their city.