The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

Mrs Lincoln, her bereavement had never been pub
nhef sas because was 40 pre-em nenily the out
ontspoken, that would be indecae make II public
On thls declaration think entitled claim Queen
Victoria As friend OF America Among other trends
the speaker vcni to notice Earl RUSSELL who, though
he had erred, had had the grace 10 acknowledge MS
error Lori Aubrey, Earl Russeiis son; Gladstone,
Miner Gibson and the Duke OF Argyle all members OF
toa government in power during the American war.
Among members OF Parliament he mentioned Peter
TAYLOR, Mr. Glpin, Ed Barnes, OF The Leeds Mercury,
and Jim Brishl rhe mention Of Mr. Bright's name
was Inc signal for tumnltuous burst II cheer
there we're Professors Muller Cairnes, Goodwin Smith
ana John Stuart Mill who had remained stancn 70
america; ami among private citizens the HON ni.
Stan eY, scion noble house, and Mr. Potter Coodens
successor Rochdse. who had spent $4,000 IN print
ing pamphlets for gratuous distribution on the Amer
isr,zsd The Ii: Hon Hons and nd Rev Rev" BaDtis, Noel
But II was said The press was against America i.nd
smes represented the sentimen, of the English nation
II was read ny everybody because OF the accuracy 81 It's
ns"s and N force and beauty OF its English, ont no
one minded, What II said There were other journals
that day vs. ter day devoted themselves to the dlssem.
tnaon Of correct information on American questions
who was IL, then, that was the enemy OF AmericN
Whom dt they call tho people. Those who gave large
dinner pa rites and rode in caragssf Surely this could
not be IA OPINION OF America where man who was
honest nd Industrious though he earned only five hum
Ord doll year aud did rot know his own grand
father was regarded just as good man as he whose
lncom' was ave millions year The people OF
Eng'Eld, who stood side by side with Cromwell The
peorse from whom the Pilgrim Fathers sprung; the
slaves, the people who, year by year have been ag'
tatng r.. Parliamentary and other reforms, true 10
emancipation aud the unon Chesrs)
sail on, oh ship Of State,
sail on. oh Union strong
Humanity, with all Its fears,
With all ts hopes OF future years,
Hangs breathiess on thy fate.
0app ny we no longer hanging GREATNESS on
your ia lie, but we can say with the same poet
Our hearts. hopes all with thee.
mr. hearts, our hopes, our prayers our tears,
,ur faith triumphant DER our fears,
Ar all with thee-are all with thee
sha cali upon all the good citizens OF Great Britain
my surn, to preserve peace and good feeling between
the sso countries. BY the graves Of our common an
cest rs sleeping meath the ivy covered towers
in the peaceful graveyards OF the old world,
BY tho memories OF Runnymeade, OF the Spanish
arr ssda OF Cromwell and the Pilgrim Fathers, by the
work Of missions In which jointly engaged.
BY the saviour who the saviour Of ALL appeal to
10 do all you and pray all you that two
Rtions may never be divioed Never let those two
husthe stars Of the one ypying the OF heaven,
Ire OF the other reminding of the great
pstor Of maDknd-never let those two standards be
IN The cause OF truth and humanity. Never let
give demons and despots such Of
JOY and angels such cause Of lamenation but let
nations mother and daughter, II you prefer
it. elder sister and younger hand in hand throug
the world promoting together the great interests OF
peace and civilization, only rivalry the rivalry OF
love. loud cheers)
Al the conclusion OF the reverend lengthy
address series Of resolutions introduced thank
him for The sentiments expressed and appointing
mtee for the furherance OF the Lincoln tablet scheme