New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-16

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would work Evil prophets IN both countries preae " nh
would not month III did We were ao sno VI In ~
NOW S@.s Soubis are resolved not only one cable
two both in working order ana We n ase Ss re
Suce the tariff Accordingly has been cut down and
hope few months we can bring down 70 'T sth wa
can do the business keeping lines working day and night
And then The work sToTs upon upon and Law more cables
Those who conduct public enterprise ougbt NOT 70 oct 70
any r s mass ., raecon as when with
the cable because the from Europe may Te y VI W.
the line than the Post Oce Department with tho contents Q,
that go through the mail are ~ h a ses
capable men in the capitals Of Europe who Ei insh ony
which important We will sec that Is uen'e'ea he''
OF the results Of this and politically
ia for others 10 speak To effect only do REFER as he
LII 81 nv ,at as IL brings us into closer rotations with
England i may produce better unaGrsef ror,s oS
ensure must come from other ps than fhaye received
too much kindness from Enghshnen 70 JON IN nis L
ece,ved from them in the darkest hours Of this enterprise
words which shall never forget ana any "oas Oh
nn bee nv copbtrymen 10 remember the ties Of kindred
Blood Is thicker than water America win AL ne, gea ms
has come ont OF the lons Engand-and though there have
been sometimes family quarresber family qnarres are
apt best in hearts there Is learning or tpo o,1
home the land our and he enemy OF ms country
human who would stir up strife betwsen t"g
nations that are one In race IN language ana IN
ACROSS TE SEA- MAY TINS iIRs GRASP ~ rLhpcn
psT 70 AL i .Ssa S.ns. The
.esmy their Ia.p be pledge h.ndshp to all s-n,rAtion
REMARKS OF THE Hos. JOHN JAY.
Mr. jaw responded TO this toast He said am well aware
the dacy Of the task which you impose when on otha
Of the Chamber Commerce Of New York you honor me with
request 10 respond England ard America caSpng
hands the which has been 30 cordially
this asembge Certainly that toast could have been offered
BY appropriately than by distinguished guest
Who in the achievement which We have met TO celebrate con
frred signal benefit both countries and whose interesting
story Of the cable completing your own graphic keieh 81
the undertaking. we have listened to win pleasure ana Win s~
pride short time since II would have Deeh easy
in acknowledging sentiment Ike this TO arouse Tue
hearty enthusiasm Of such company as .. rs mere mc
assembled, representing the culture the wealth the
commercial greatness the social power OF the national metropo
M by however e and tame to the ties OF ances
try and kindred that sti linked our Young ESPnoo
mother land common language literature ana law the same
Bbe Habeas Corpus the trial by Jury &C. common In
the English historians from Rapn 10 bancroft ana ~ he IN
gh poets from Spener and Chaucer TO Longeow ana Ban
but response simply of that cNt without word Of
reference TO the events Of the past n'e years Ehcn ~
their stern distnctuess are present TO our thoush
to be unmany and unreal Brief is the period thnt has
elapsed the America Of today differs from the America that
20 which you have alluded the thoughtful man who has
fought the great hattie Of life and conquered through trial and
youth still rejoicing in his confidence and creduiy With the
courtesy therefore and cordial feeling appropriate 60 an oeen
friendly frankncss which Englshmen are accustomed 10 use
toward each other and which none Know bctttr tnnh
Enehshmcn how to appreciate When k0nesiy exhibited
toward themselves The membrs Of the Chamber OF Commerce
honored the England and America are inter
csed simply the American people on national grounds
but In part directly IN the sim pending questions th
having taxed the diplomacy Of Mr Adams and Earl Russell
await the action OF derby Government Around MS are
gentlemen whose known on both sides Of the ATTAIN
tic by the asess OF their international charities and that
scrupulous adherence 20 the duties Of International
neutrality with which your own name SIR - 20
couspicuousy associated and when these gentlemen
who have certainly pressing 10 regard Engnnd with
special affection exchange personal for national standpoint
and foresight atcsmanp looking beyond the
mistakes Of the past and the complications OF the present ana
calmly regarding be distant future The interests OF postcy
and the mission OF The two countries IN advancing oHet ho
civilization and freedom Of tie world when these gensmen
views whose chiefly due to our friend and
guest new and lasting nk between England ana America
when they join they have done 40 he bop not The prayer
TO all generations think SIR That lhis toast has
which similar sentiment similar occasion, ever hhd OF
could have had before ltsusded BY the cable Telegram THIS
very morning advising Of the inclination Of the English
Government and the English people TO ameaby settle and al
bahia whenever such action demanded by the American
Cabinet aud your cordial reception Of this toast will IN turn
aaScunoe%snr strengthened as, IL is by tho ckaneed
tone Of her indication that she ready do
speedy AMI ample justice 80 far a Justice may s be- done
pcaed Yonr response Field, sentiment shows that
you do Dot oonfoand The narrow pTludees Of es nor ihe
temporary policy Of Cabinet with the broud instincts and
sympsihes Of nation That We remember cordially
tue hundreds OF thousands Of Enghshmen against whom
have complaint in All ranks and circles
of English h Um the palace OF the Queen the stately houses
and the late Regus Professor at Oxford Gold
Smith down to the humbcst Of the English operatives
Norman blood IN the very starvation adhered firmly
the oihe American Republic and Of American freedom IL
that have oRoteB and ready oforget the
10 ~ he OF Lincoln which Mr. Dre ssd was one
Of those Instances where the sympathy Of nation APP
proaohos those ebderc feelings which generally supposed
10 be peculiar TO the Individual and the privilege Of private life
Lastly Sir does indicate in some degree least the
high and honorable tone Of the foreign policy which
The Chamber OF Commerce and the influential class
largely represents deem fitting for country this
Of her rising when the Union Is about to be
right and equal justice between State State and and
man APPsase Europe Is being advised by her Poiiica
the coming day when shall number hundred millions
and abe l. warned 20 combine In advance 10 resist
American invasion These gentlemen evidently believe that
our future Illustrations 81 The principle OF nonln'eeion OF
which have demanded strict an Observance toward our
selves will add new force TO the definition OF iaynnd Who
while mni,isr 10 England being asked by lady the
a diplomatic aud cnignaiica word which about the
same a. intervention" lLsugherl The tone Of hi.
Impression that ss .la follow European example IN mens
with the affairs OF other States whether great OF small may
teach them that however gigantic military naval
strength propose rather TO advance the happiness Of the
world only the psnceu influence Of principles snd
OF example that rejoice IN The ocean cable
aiding he voice of America to be heard In Eu
rope thai foreign policy OF harmony and
Justice not only with England but Sith the world Loud aP
Telegram which had been received the Atlantic cable
here read announcing that Napoleon had ordered con
scpon Of sailors throughout the french maritime Provinces
vessels bring home the French troops from Mexico
aud was received with The widest enthusiasm
- Western lnon Telegraph and the Russn
American aud A'i.c ui' 0f'ns chain saeens
REMARKS ny TIE REV. DR. BELLow..
Dr. Bellows said DOR attention had been called across the
under which distinguished guest aud his eowOfAes
bad 80 adoiiy Slipped an iron bdle Laughter and cheers
II seemed about time TO look In The other direction across the
position the globe Just midway between the two
the greatest market IN the world Tue eloquent speaker dwell
upon wealth and prospects of The country aud predicted for
II glorious future. The projected union o tins connen with
the Orient by Of the Western areythe Russo AmcI
can telegraph cabwas the step Of electric progress In
thai happy anticipation and II was emncnty NJ That
country should thus affiliate with nation which, m our dark
hours sympathetic greetings for encouragement lie
would therefore. give n sentiments Russia aud America
may they always meet In aee and mover hn themselves
IN straits that they do remember their mutual
BeLringE"
Tho naval ships Of tho Unsd States and Crest
BusH 1855 meeting nidoosn aud conrbdug together
the 81 The established boud 81 unon bclws,a the
two eovuttisA'
SPEECH or ADMIRAL FARBAGUT.