New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

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&c cannot overthrow. ramerston ls @ ehi1'ns
xau,uIe of tho abiest cI cultivated aTisIocI
%in ,Tcws the genuine fruits Of Institutions "n.Ic -
horinc nan shares and assists 70 form the greal Iea
nd JeS7gns of his country PameIst0n was 0urled ID
westminster Abbey by the order Of ms Queen uu
lowed by the British aristOcracy 20 bs estNt ~,
after few wears VIII hardly Do notcea py tHf nwsd
the graves OF Fox and Chatham; Lincoln was vnoweu W
by the sorrow Of his country across tne coenn " Is
resting place in the heart Of the Mssssippi Vaey 70
be remembered through all time by hs eouDrsluen an
| by all the peoples OF the world.
CONCLUSION.
| Ano sr,n of all the hand OF Lincoln raised the
flag; the American people was The nero ol ,ne Wafi
and therefore the result is new era OF RepubicaDsU
rba dsfurbances in the country grew not Olt NJ any
thing Republican but out of Slavery which Is part o
the system Of hereditary wrong and the expulsion OF
this domestic anomaly opens 10 the removal nation
career Of untbOGght.Of dignity and glory. Hence
forth our country has moral unity as the
land of free labor. The parry for Slavery
and the party against Slavery are no more
and are merged in the party Of union and freedom The
States which would have lef as are not brought paGk
conquered States for then We should hold then ohy
so long as that conquest could be maintained; they
come TO their rghtul place under the Constitution ss
original necessary and inseparabie members o. tne
State.
of victory Wercspect the example OF the Romans
who never even in couqured lands raised emoiems OF
triumph And our Generals are not 10 be cassedln the
herd OF vulgar cOnQuerOrs but are OF the school oi limo
leon and W illism of Orange and Washington They
have used the sword only TO give peace 10 their coun-
try and restore her TO her place IL the great assen
of the nations Our meeting closes IN nope now that
people begins to hive according 10 the laws OF reason
and republicanism is intrenched IN continent.
| RECEPTION OF THE GRAFTON.
| The orator was frequently interrupted by ap-
plause, especially in those parts which he emphasized
and in which, while speaking of Great Britain he sad
Let bill of reform remove the workout government
of class and infuse new life into the British Constitu'
ton by ooniding rightfu powers to the people,;
and we cannot be indifferent 10 q country that
produces statesmen like Golden and Bright. But
the best bower anchor of peace was the Worhing
\ class of England who suffered most from
the civil war but who while they broke their dimin'
ished bread IA sorrow, always encouraged US 10
we're" The orators contrast OF Panerstoh MN IN ~
coin" the former, after few years, hardly 10 pe
noticed bv the side of the graves OF fo1 ana CD
bnt the latter 70 be remembered through ali me Oy s
countrymen and by all the people OF thS wou
received with manifestations OF delight SIR trcderlcS
Bruce being an attentive listener. But the applause
was more extended and emphatic when MI Gnefoit eA
claimed The Republic OF Me1eo must rise agnn
Those pars Of the address referring 10 the Emanepa'
tion Proclamation and the utterances OF iresidehl
Lincoln in that connection III iayor OF ireeuou "eIo
received with earnest responses by INC vast o.
was the clause referring the answering friendship
of Russia and the act of China III closing her ports
against the ships and priyaeers OF the selious.
Mr. Stocked. the Russian Minister, was evidently
nIeosed by the compliment 10 his own Government:
The other foreign minister preserved an appearances VI
stern gravity. The allusion 10 MI Lincoln Mlsh oi
fhroe avs before his death that the elecl' lrdnca
were conferred on the very intelligent OF the cOloIeu
men and those OF them who served our cause a sO
ders bnt that this should lie done By the states them-
selves and that be harbored the thought OF eA'
acting II from q new government as condition OF ~
recognition was greeted with applause as was aiso
the remark that in appointing the head u the armies ne
followed the manifest preference oi congress. MAJ!
eves were af this point directed toward Gen. Grant
on the conclusion of the Grafton, which occupied
more than two hours and half in The delivery tLere
was a spontaneous ontburst OF applause capPlIe O'
hands and The waving 0t hats ana LahuAelchcl'.
Every sentence of seemed 10 find prompt response
ON the part Of the auditory.
MIR. bancroft was soon surrounded by large number
of distinguished personages, and received their con
cratuations. The ceremonies were closed by Drlei
PRAYER by the Rev. Dr. Gray Chaplain OF the senate
who pronounced the benediction.
The company withdrew, when the sPEAKfR called
the House 10 order.
PRoc cEEDISGs OF CONGRESS.
Nj WA-BBuRNE (ill.) offered joint resolution
which was unanimously adopted rendering the hank
of Congress to the Ron George Bancroft for the sppro
pirate address delivered by him on The lie and services
OF Abraham Lincoln, and requesting him 10 inrnish
4 COPY fthe same for publication.
D The Chaiimen Of the Joint Committee on the Memo
= rial exercises were directed to communicate 10 hlr
Bancroft the foregoing resolution ana receive an m
swer thereto and present the same 20 both branches
: Congress.
, TIE House then adjourned.
Tue Senate after returning 10 their chamber mani
. mousy passed n resolution, on motion OF Mr.. Foot
that 10000 copies Of the memorial address on the le
and character of Abraham Lincoln, delivered AZ the re-
guest of both houses Of Congress today by the HON.
George Bancroft be printed for the OF the Senate
The Senate also unanimously passed the concurrent
resolution of the House above mentioned with reference
70 the subject
Senator Foot and Representative Washburne, Tho
Chairman Of the Joint Committee will therefore walt
! upon AT. Bancroft for the purpose indicated.
The proceedings were admirably and satisfactorily
conducted throughout owing 20 the careful and jq
GciOEs manner IA which The programme was arranged
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