, 1866-10-30

topcd tbs. the time would CONC ere long when
tEsous to lie snse shofe Or fSs shout bssaf r. *
i1g bnlk His 1o.dship thus .cntcsly trratea The |
great Amcrtea:, eonslcs, speaking III very h:si-
,Ec body, and even twi.eilns Of thc muscles Of
tic face. -,
co Gf.een; GeGs sometimes 20 tcnT; ny AeEl-
aimes been taken By ccrtain EnssIshmen with r.
C:ra 10 Asne'ican affairs: Now, il is qnitc true
,hat @ shsEe Las been division Of oainon, II Eng
taken place In This country l am mot going 10 |
rrter ihso controversial matter, This not the
fcsnpulou.ly ai,stai:ed from ta.ius a5y
ra1t In .your affairs. l think for |
person visiting. yous land, 10 see tho !
irertinent and nncasd for Jcrcsi app1su..I Ss 6ns
! would crly remind yon f there has becn dlf
Moth, even viii reea!d 70 the oejcst of lhe var s
aud The mode in which the war was carried %.
Now that Jon haye become a nrst-ciass power,
America sttraets lie attention Of the world. Wa
have in England free press and fsec speech as
go aays and nGrf to oa ths day
plaase,l and 20 long as ne hnve nee speech
aro free discussion, you must expect u
and canssssed, as yon may Ihink sometimes, SONG
yhat nn.airly; we in England know hat yoa
70 9er IL ea
L we did, be subject to great Disappointment.
s;sSfsr rs iRs sSa ass as's
s: sis ss =: hs ssi' i E
which canao: be removed by forbeazance. By The
exercise Of kindly feeling ard torbearsuec, good
ssnse ara good tempe:. [App,.nse.l believe
hereafter, must be superficial ana :cnpo.ary-the
vill be passing eauae, tle sc;,l:,snt of which
f1t+Sf s0Y,t7y1
Gentlemen, for II: own ia. hive recetscd
kindness At tic hanss Of lhs Ame:scan
people. and see 90 1nush In your national char
as'tr whish 1i, scsEsSt ana aumise' 70 many even
and bold in common with my own conulrym=n,
lhat can never cease TO lnok With gratitude an1
aEeet59n on TIC growth Of te we!ta:e and Espnta.
III en'e aaa ppa have
Farc rcsrnss" ~ f., caf 1cn 1o,,t Mi NC; EEL
a,tsntion. ss'"eu d wv t'''e = 'so5'a "po' s'as
Thc sne.ch NJ HIS ordsb,n v,s listened IN with
sIks 9nen'ep IT, @ aS ,ses,ss y,,h sr;'t sool
non. 5. &. IiAYEs
ofthis city was called Tor, and sud that he would
Of Chicago anprceiates what h.. besn donae and annd
weicomcf In 1shicaHo the cxrursion,sis I" mai
Sa III ~ 's Ts 2; H. FstGn, al Of
Wcni5' honcycr' eav IL, ti H. acn,, 20. ~ rhcea,
f-,r1 f.1-$ 33rF F.-
eyety ad ~ bc 70 s3es tx
that ttc nsiurai f.c,liIi1s of thiy Aae@ sec-
ion i,a, ~ src ' Such ' ~ to a,t!ae. sass 10 10
wnrd sn ,hev fsSi 1,tsfn, s ,r ,f es,,o .,1 1a
cn,es"rise WLich las onsned M nj. 10 ~ seat aa
h,ighSsy 'o lie M':.'s.ipp, and 5seasst out rom
rnsmerc,s! 1r.t ~ ~, ttasa S,us ,ror, y & oIs
cuaa Sy r. so1 cnn @ a as were
roTTs9d s PROCESS of 'tat greal fosd ; xh!ca
nns Rfpp,o ot Chicago will always adm'os and
from France snoH" h.i.Sf IL NY SIc,.c1 ,v,tb
,rri ts ~ ~ ths
eonEiiy but lie Would say to bis heaters ihst 4 ns: r
C s. e. na,ssa The M freedom Of The pso
sss: s$.rss: ssqPs = ss
doctrines On "a,ca a:s essabli:hea forever ths
east ef ttat hsve been alike fonalcd On On tI.ase
| principles. But beyond the instit buttons them-
selves liss 'ht man. The man is What gives tue
| When read the discussions Of Mr.. Lincoln with
Judge Dops1as, saw his comments npon tha Dec
q sP Pe ns e. saor M q Shss e.
sfe'e iiSso|S eo%nentsd npon II TSs:e e" p1ins'.
pss Ct sf2gh y e Tbs Ps Pnt 'hi G
rher vas commented Upon and III put IN practlce by
eWed appnase L mas naeed one of The
re him On @ e scFg day Of your
| mond, eaw him expressing by his words those
| two rob1rst feelings Of mankind, which ho er-
pressed In the words amnesty and Justice. (At.-
frrs he had when he died ihnn1nusa A. n
foreigner let me tel yon the fame Of ills dead
nlinoi:;,n sahnol b confined 70 Alne,iea. Al
statesman who raised n,u se]f through a lie Of
freedom and nut in m prnciiee thcse immortal # no
ait the ciy1iizeI world 1auat IN be- nrooa fo9eyer Of
bia name and lis acts, / know we'll his same
Sta,c Of illinois has auotber man Who. as haze
Was an Old CAPTAIN Of yous amy inca M s 10 te % MeS
sa eoa TO battle feE H.
which be Received Of II This man
was modest. He did not srsak Of
cs 10 lie Meucsp Wi. 9 and % Governor T Yates. a.
est sgss;inS : 81 VI. u III Is: nia: sppoirtsd hin
mani becapee lie world ana I ali he worid inoMs
il he Vent from 20 your II! stste - 10 Fost nsnry.
,his man snperar fo liz % oMn
mn:t %Sde't !. IN eontaas hs i5m
Sot ou]T IL The Toi1ed States ' have yoa ,carnsd.
bnt thToug ghont tho world 70 have ieisncd to be-
POI be ~ oppressor over them. .lApplanse.] Il
s SI tbs a e. ws,b 1.s
ofthe world, and II you want more energy to de-
mueh fa1ther ihan srsa pave Zone now: w yoS vii
bud up an empire Wdieh Win have IS its fi7a1 the
Rpss1an Empire,
A. Frcucbman. am rlad at that. you know
tie connection which has existed between our two
came with you and fourht with you. Eaoplausel
and France. some years Iater abanLoued 10 Yot
lhe territory ofI.oufsfaca.
You are now freed non slavery It Is time
which connects US more intimately than ever. In
NJ own country We ire proud Of Ibis feeling thst
ne; ne very day On yhieh yoa applied isis
Connected moro intima;e1y. We are uot icalous Of
your erca,ress. We WIFI anpIand van. fur It is q
most IcrItImate couunest wbtch waa ever made bY
any peppic, thc cop1uest Without any bloodshed,
eon11est of This wilderness. which viii give to
a IaTprr humber Of haman beSugs the bspeats
Of he Cseaior. TLenctheued appIausc.j.
The Chairman said le hoped icy would :enem-
bcr that the gentleman who had Just spoken Vas
The lneai dependant Of the Marquis de Lafayette
Tremendous checrs.l The band then played In
Ma1sellaise.''
nos. J. y. PATTERSON.
Hen. j. ". Patterson. Senator from New uamp-
elire, Was next introduced. Coming from Tic