The New York herald., 1865-04-20

Everything tha, ,nalico could prompt or ingenuity
invent had been said against him; yet who has nesr
"With malice towards none with charity for s," Ia an
utteranco which shal quote hereafter as we quote
the Bible. Another ciemea. Of hr Lincoln's moral
like that OF the present Napoleon but profound rem
gious faith. Ho had said TO the speaker OF his
people bad bad " BEEN % educated up to it; yet q
thought II right 10 ISSUE It; ana II
trusted In God and did t." The manners Q, o.,
Mr. Lincoln have been the object OF great deal OF
snobish comment If unaffected simplicity, tho most
entire and the power put his visitor at ease and
at the same do unconsciously if these arc tho
ultimate results and tho final tests OF refinement in man
ners they unquesonably are thon was he the peer
OF any nobleman in his manners When you shall learn
Casy gentieas truly unaffected, as free OF all
thought OF yourself Abraham Lincoln was, then, in
deed, will you have finished manners What If thore
should be few accidental remnants Of his former
habitss or all the people in the world are
the very last that should think OF these. Just
nS S o ns are e
Lincoln, man OF tho same kind OF manners. Every
where men weeping Richard Golden Never In
the Richard Golden; and yet they were
as nearly like Abraham Lncolns as possible. The
speaker sad that early in the morning Just after ne naa
TO him, care you enough interested in the American
question to have few wordss" Intcrcsted" said he,
nterested and tho teass started from his eyes "My
Cod sir don't sleep At night" He sat down and went
over the whole question, and until came back said The
mao kpsH how mh alike Sose
two men were. All over the earth, in ssalace
well as in howell there shall be weeping ana mourning
over Richard Golden and Abraham Lincoln, that
worked with their hands and yet raised themselves to
the highest pnnacles Of human glory. In years
bowed the mock OF the proudest arstocracy the
world and ruled It, In five years Lincoln thr0ttled,
destroyed and buried the most damnabe the most cruel
the most fearful aristocracy that had established
itsef in any civilized nation OF the earth. Both have
gone TO their reward We had no fear about Abraham
Lincoln except that he would be too forgivng what
fear was that The only fear that ho would be too
tender that he had too much love- In word, too
/ Chrstlke; and how Christke was he ip dying
His death was On Good Friday, and his last
official words werS, in substance, Gather forgive
them they know not what they do7 Hero the speaker
alluded TO the dream which the President had related
shortly his doath which accepted
as premonitory shadow Of his own fate His death it
was said had united the American people before
and though sad was not altogether without good We
have learned urged that is absolutely
necessary the prpetuity of nationality We have
learned understand what treason Isl that cannot be
too severe upon 1t. We upon robbery and
murder yet treason il the mother Of both, and slavery
tho parent OF them all The speaker called upon his
audience join with him and swear by the Almighty
that SO far them lay TO csnsent to any pac
I'M slavery the mother of treason, should be de-
siroyed tremendous applause) We should watch we'll
all our officials and thot this sprout of hell never
shoots up again and takes root in the American soil
u it,fclt applausc.)