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


stor 9ehn sherman u Ohio, Secretary
Dcpcw and Others.
The Central Union Lincoln and johnson
Campaign Climb celebrated tic great Union triumph III
the Nation ty magnificent ouquct lest evening a; the
Metropolitan Hotel. Ahou, sc gentlemen sat down to
one OF tie SIN tuous dinners for which the IeaDds are
rmols The President OF the C!nb. Charles ;. spen'
c,r. ESQ sided. On his Yigls sat Lieut-'iov al
ycrd. REV henry JrsSrp. WIN. u. Dodge. David Dud'
lev Flea, Hiram Waibridgc. Theodore Ii'ton a. D..
Dtehasor ald others. On his left slt Horace 're'-
\ ley, L. y. Cbittenseu. Wn. A. Darling, VIM N E',
ats, Auram W, eman, GEO. OisiyAe, j.tnsh Aisn anu
J.. d. S1ith. Wien t1e cloth Vas cleared lhe rfoh
| dcnt 50 a:
In bon ofho reelection 10 the PRESIDENCY
~ The cncd states Of the great generous earnest s0o
man Ji " Loo" nomination we organized aud hooie,exI
- VINCE ctry IN 'ie late canVaHs We gave ou 'neru
and U. M. r.lJlt; rejoice with fail ava graleiu
hearts oso i'c leieet Of the r. sent Governor 81 me
| lmpegsi - Ore STATE. aud ITO wise eAnL" w the
people Of the Patriot the hInnhropist ana tbt STATES
man ~ t.sGne Als place. .1r cpSFrnthi Won upon lor
than tvo f,.s Of Lnion Congress Sufrd Nith power
breath In the hldcoD. eudy OF the monster ana 20 stfew
with ozcrs the victorious pathway III the ydI STATES
/ who hovo paoed upon tber bIoA3 crowns "i
glory by sHcFlhccs OF uca aud money ID we
impcnding s,rneclo with armed rebellion, and ~
crushing and signal defeat u the aIoio4lss Tor The
oowarcly Chicago platform ~ Tie b"lot BOY 20 s's
ulter.ace - sympathy bur ~ "ni adniath io'
then ersr and to cur profound grattuGe FOR Their iu
mortal achrycmcnts tie ild ana ON the sea oi cur
Lrlye prry aga nagy aud 10 vsh iheni happy Thanks
eiyjrg ,'av. - proclaim our hfn abiding
us, Ia 10th tue cvg and var pchcy ~ the Home ana
\ Foreign Ma. nl iduinisir ilni-aud most 'spoelany
| IN tie Gsi.e ~ The immortal Proclamation oi Emahci
patton. The Club o! sh.ch ha'e lne "onor " We w
| President holds festival to,Iisht-li ond o. ih
! pas.-f .oIdcr .ti chat u l. hon red hy such "a
presence. "Arer the night oometh ne mornins'
Sort.nn trca-p, h. paray.eI me h.be' oh'eueii'!
| ,f..l a.
tle fe u ui our election. Ibis war u Ia D. ipIsl Oh
and 20, Ut out " LIS Lre lgn 7a,ch nv" teih.
wag.d until he can sha. tai r"m the ti'n n.. ~" =
II TIE LAST Rebel b.r stsfs from the D. nis.d mts u
the ast slsye urtil fu, the Gulf of Mckee % L.
Cenatgs-fuu Us Atlantic 70 ~" Pa ~ II. IrS
Triumphant. urdi. ribed ana brio'ed 800 ',h's o''
every uol " gnalreat territory. Wiz abe eye Of
niih ] look nom the present % tie lun--iron
the rcd G,d II battle 10 the flu H. Deoul,
ill. bright plains q Pcace hyend - ana
see united. lspIy. pcspcycus people. o''f every one
of whom radiant ploc,tiD: nou's'. ercf'npre, zoe
witewngcd anr,, :. civil and rrgious liberty. Pm
thnslastic and proc ged npplaess
eotsd wll.h val, l. fJund II the close ~ me regular
..sls N, names u Waldo 81. Potter. Lyman IRE
MaDc Hiram r-.iYi' :. Ira Hairs. VIZ =. b'yhbt
A. j. Blccoker } y. A,seT end Edward bates were re-
c,y,a win apI. 81. that al william II. Seward VIA
iree cheers Three cheers were given also Tor Reuben
l. Fent1r. ,. 49,. -.
| Air HriNCrR then Announced INC 'Sulh '''S'S' M
follows
l. Tns Pnsnp,Sr % rss usrsp sTirrs-Hs ned y. no
et.r suos ihnn nat winch has az n y '"'
| AIn.I.sn l.o2s Ia HI. ~ o.. eAnt re &c .'''
| The Hon. ABEAA W.XEMAs responG,f lie gave a
br.f .kcch Of the life Of I.ncon, mingled VITA NC iol
te.t eulosy Of HE abscs AID c.arnier. Air. " axe
man uas frequently interrupted with ihc M"'s 'e"o
4 Mrstrs,ss rcoa the sts-i news '.ura Sherman, and
when The applause had subnidsd Rasr the next toast
| 2 Us Frs.f.gs6r REUBEN y. FFSroy, AND rHE fiot.
Tuosls - Aly0t :. GovEKSog LitrTESAST COY zRs "a
fLrcr cg m -.s,. ORR Their Pa'r OF N and
.h,tv go a, s.uf.nc. that uuder thsir leadership the
| 4 a A l
To Zen. 1Hps q. ftyoGD ItsIpi dtd 70 TIE 'oist OF
" Hon REuBrS T.. fIHTus' By !iDg that u was IN
der NJ ordinary degree 81 obrasspont that be rose To
ansVcr tie toas. ust announced He had hoped mat
LIE who was b.. chief and tho chief oi the party ~ lar
~ tbs city Is concerned would have been present IN HIS
own person, e. answer e. this sentiment Inc speaker
he'd come merely on tslegraphc bat hc could
pruis. that far tie niure 81 the state oil new
York was CONCERNED that lie would henceforth Keep
step 60 tine Of tho Union. No longer - one " I've
clog upoa the wheels Of tie Goyornment of this country
no Grcr f. she "a undertake TO nuat her iins WIN ~
proli motto Of "1.lsior. 10 any other way than as
hr.t SAD foremost among br sister loyal S'htee. lhe
tine had cone when tas itrt.hon u NJ M end inose
VIII, were e,mpaihge!s VIA tie south had. upon The
des Of last Novenb-I !ocGd thcii last dtch in thil
election AID tlr iiiac VII come when ths7e men VIII
b. :, buried the sight OF mankind shat no po-
ca excitement III bring them ioitl. HE nom
orabe gentleman concluded by predicting tho lorous
| and uue ia!yoeal position Which New. ORR would
hrrcelit III occupy. and was greeted WIKI great ap'
pu.as'. 49,, - r.,
brse We nav point us piir the patriotism aud mu'
nihccncr Of he, .rLsn, and INTEL ci. sens N urnsns
men aud n support OF the WAL end 10 h.l 'cad coz
tibgtiou. ihs comio,t Of the soii.r In ID. hed.
| >. b. ChTIKNDEs Va Tesponso sad mat ron Gays
when ancient Tyro Uae stubborn ard heroic rerisshe
a. invading MGcedon. the cOn-ie'ce oi hH'.oh Nhu
proved s strength In war go nov whoh the nation was
imperi.cd the merchants Of New OK were aoing
NJ the great crisis Of destiny 10 the postcrity
ard lo,ut with pr.do. There was general opinion
that ants fearful In 1880 there was great
moetng OF merchants ut the Castle Garden, The
views II which threatened the lfc o! me nation. he
could not say oil that he knew about H. but one oblcc'
was conGne business la such men 10 woud paDG'f 10
the SOUTH lie did not blau the merchants ~ mach AS
the press. We had then Journal o. Commerce ana
Dsy Book with laJg 20 circulation IN the stuh ready ~
a. print toe of The refractory mtrchsnt III ian
faced type, and hold lin up TO be shunaed oy every
Southern man. But times had chang,d Wedisprhsed
with Day BOOKS nov aud J0aracl oJ Cyrsor', dis
peas.d With pies. fChecrs.l The 1900 majority In
Nss.York proved nothing against the iesoNlion OF
New.York fit, W MAINTAIN tie Union mere couid
be- no step back ari Ne were TO pfess Oh, dnd on,
and onward sIiIl. Until God our leader gave US inc
victory. =,
addition was greeted with three cheers lie sod lie
yts sure that the very lettering msnncr In which his
nume WIS received doc. rot 20 much {" Their desire
o;hseecion q! tue dc.eiI o. aroh"r man ltbeers
Tho first sentence IL the toast stated TINT We eoud
hardly dam the light 10 Paiticp pate III the merit q,
contributing to this grat ciyIc victory but had IL
teen or the yigi Lee oi the city o, hewfork IN
Keeping down the enormous fraudulent vote cont NJ
Ilasl NO should have had Seymour FOR another four
| years aad bali. The INGREDIENTS had responded most
broadly ia this war. in old times the ncrch anis were
an. At the withdrawal Of the National Bank with liz
.a1WOD If capital but now = call from Washington
Tor e,0 Dp 0lO 80 900 or S6Q 0OooUO was promptly
rcspoLdod a. Our grand yccess wns due Ia the Divine
interposten parai famine IN kuIope had Increased
or export, Of broadsu So that they were now no less
than they used o. Ds when Of sUr0u1uu cotton alone
amounted 20 gOO,oJ0. The baud OF GOdwa IN this
| Loud cboeir.l
| 4 I'm, Ey.sf w ia ssrArE-A dosth ine1 10 the Re
be.I,nt a bow rroll-- the friends OF ciyI hp'ry
throughout the woIld. a..
Ths Hon. Gho. Orp,xE rc-ponded. lie said: Mr..