New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30

the al adyis Of the last this great fact
minds also that amid al the changes OF time we must re-
pesdces the common good TO tho great Interests OF
country. propose TO you sentsmen ne oa'"" og"'
Of The Pre,fd,Hf Of TIE UHiisd STATES. Cheering
REsPOYSR sEwAED.
CITIZENS or Nrw.yoRK belong heIe--bere In New York
they are all subsidiary my principal priiehat am
citizen OF the greatest single republican State OF
the world lCheefs Aye and that could make the
Mayop of the City OF pride the grow
ing Glory greatness Of the capital CITY Of the state OF New
United States never have thought thought OF suded
principle but which went to make the City Of New
Applause / thank the Mayor for the kindness with
whica no has introduced me- and ! WIN 80 Pack
in the Cabinet tugher) will go back into the Cabinet
We war on a,o seaS sS the night,
Ego on And the preceding events o. the dny are cal
secrets and hope taryou win exclude the press so that
there be witnesses lrSt must ask the indulgence
Of my brethren 10 the Cabinet Have the leave 70 reveal
secetsi There being objection. be continued) Reeo.
ect fellow citizens that the doors closed About the last
communication had with the President II the L. before
we left Washington that certain gentlemen AeXan
der L. Stewart chcers aud Richard Sche lappauseJ and
Others proposed that we should dine at Delmohco tonight
and said TO me- IL nustnt be required 10 make speech
there Laughter. told him that could speak for the
Mayor The Committee that he shouldn't be obliged TO
speak longer lac chose aud said whom up
II you don't nd that have more interest IN makieg
speech han they have in requiring you make
taken That the first Cabinet secret Now the second Is
that when this excursion which 1t Is contrary To
fact to say that is political that it is
any sinister design against anybody is three
months old grew OF the that MEMBER Of the
Cnbnet invited to speak at tie laying of the
Il the monument to Stephen A. Douglas And every member
Cabinet iet that the Nation and the World owe an
ircdeomabe debt stephen A. Dougls and tne Pesl.
dentsad he would attend provided that his Cabinet
could attend With him, and No il passed until night befos
last uben the party was gathered together. and arrange
Tor tbs whole progress VI the excavation,
from Washington, through Baltimore. Philadelphia,
Neg-YoTk. Buffalo. TO Chicago and II became
necessary orators TO address the people suppotg
We seoud be called out The way appointed tie
acceptable u the people OF the United
States speak for whechey Rero TO speak aud
% cit silent And those orators were Gen GaLt ~ the
Army iod auyer ard applause and Admiral Farrngut Of
tie Navy fiea applause. But am Orry tel you
aIraI cement failed altogether Aud tel
yoa another secret Look at there. and there. and
there lpoirtng 20 the arms Of Tie Staesl and YOU
Vi the Of the htysx states o ibis Union
just look there. | don't know WAethcr 10 l. Acxlndcr T.
Stewart tie Mayor they didn't know what they doing
when tLrv nut there. In the month Of April 1901 wcu
Abraham Lincoln was Just entering upon the civil
% him with Of NJ Loutl, Of your ctr!o sou kGuw
him Yes 10 h4d cost tie Gosefnmcnt GlUI - get that
dcg.t, vi sou tlk Wust " was t iriy these
cone coats a at.s ICLlsra What 30 yru think 20
ing 10 do with vs.. had called oIt le'clyltt thousand
!o.dsTs ~ dC!cId Lc Union going 20 c ,Lat Ie