The New York herald., 1850-12-24

shsfsps.rs and Milton ON the shores Of the pssiac
are English ideas viii penetrate Mexico and the Spa
niard VIII thank cd that he knows something OF oivi
to Il. i.s let US m. .Drns an on
high has visited there is los ger Imminent dan.
ger Of the d'union Of these United States Hsrs the
company simultaneously from their seats applaud
ed cheered and waved Their han dkerchiefs) We shall
live, and not die We shall live united Americans;
that they could rend the ties Of one heart
from another and that speculstions and and
end themselves terribly mistaken. Let the nind OF
the ,os.. A@erie:n people remain sober lie. Il no.
course and the truest course to satisfy those who
mediate disunon Is Just to leave 1t to themselves
and see what they can make Of It daughter aud
North and South, will hereafter be more sad
more united 1 believe in the strength OF the
sttschuent to the constitution which is over us in
regard to its importance and its indispensable
cessity, has largely increased within the past year
ment under which We live what are weY You are a
Maine man, = Boston man, and others are Rhode
Island men and Connectieut men. Is Il not great
deal better that caping each others ha ads We should
stand have done for the last seventy years cti
sens of the same country Members sfths same govern
mept and Americans united nov and united forever.
(Applause) And that We shau be There have bsen
differences there have been contentious and coptro
verses, and angry controversies butst me tell you
that In my Judgment,
-those opposed eyes,
DID lately m.stin the in.sstin. shock
shall ncv. in mutual. il-besesmins ranks
March all one way.
Mr.. wsbster then sat down amid the msst enthu.
sastio applause from all parts Of the hall.
"Old Esgland and Young gAmerica.-Bound together
by common language and . common insags-Msy
they be still firmly united by the ties Of ints-
rest and mutual good will
Sir II. BuLvKH then rose, and received with
loud cheere. He said he had made Q point ofsttsnd-
sv- -, ~
present did not expect In him. the buttonsd up dpo-
matst, but the Engliehmah, With open hand and
heart who would state to them what the feelings aud
thoughts Of Englishmsn He was but slender
representative Of John Bull but still he honest
and true one, and he would them that there
sentiment in his mind that did not respond to
the anniversary they were cslsbratns II he asked
he would say that 1t not merely because Of the
moral influence of the small island of his BIRTH but IL
commemorated, along tas ways OF plenty. aud by the
rsths Of peace, over territory extensive than
was ever usversed by the crimson wing of Romss
imperial eagle It was also because that event
was inperisbsbly connected with the memorable
epoch the great acts of which yet burn. In ths
hearts Of his country men, and justified the prifs
he felt In having this principle spread, aud their
reno~n diRused. He meant the spirit of liberty.
1t was at the gloomy dswo of the svrntfui struggle
which had shortly Afterwards to eeoids whether the
soveregns of England should be absolute the pso-
pie OF EDgsDd should be free. that there might have
sa,ass - Is' 80. - ~ .u,, ~ wsy
rreghted with nineteen families who asked other
ing hpt home. home~.oms .vsrrs anr vbsrs I'm
b;ob hi ,har .n,,Ia uv. na AZ ;,hors 10, ~ ,t
dictates Of their copsciences. (chesrs) After some
p, ,,.I = Saia.' -. @ t " ,ss 80. 80 500 - s'. ~ .vs % o
cd to Welcome it's approach and invite Its stay The
n al hcen ssshing la hs,or. th,, hu. o,,s 49,, 49,
wind, stony WAS the shore, ana rot far distant
might be seen the dark figure OF the In whose
- 80 ~ 'n1 s.eu a,ps ~
IN pesce or tne 20 LABOR Ia securty
There are lev examples la history OF men staying
VI 80 ,n ~ rpoi ous ne su-ss
81 81 W M es 'S 50. ,I,s ."" rs s,isa
oose frrtens ~eie piuosy ,eh"~s my 'n''oN
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ghs, h,,', ,Snso.s ~ ,,en IN
a., ny su. , ~ , h ~ ,n rsssa
nsr Is,a tss ar.t fonndations OF New Easaud,s FOR
,nn.. H. "a dons xish abs piIyrims, Iandinr was
AZ 20 say any ,hine Of the Pilgrim., pro
gr.ssf 0r1gbter and cheers IL might be m assured
n an irs,rnf Nv M.ssrs col..,,p st.tson's bill Of
fare whcs wa, a. good an instrum.pt Tor suoh pur.
nose a. that of any surxsyor wh.t vas ths Z. s,,val
proyis.d NJ m. srr,yal of the third eooo, which
came out 10 ioIn their PIymouth br-thrsug Alobs.r
three err si nsb.s and some spripe water IL vasony
ncc....,y 20 n,.ks . mi. .af rbr.. sur, what ths
iobster and the three ash.s ana IN. sprIur water
were Ia ths dipner the, rad lost b-n ,atnx vas the
Sp%s IspS,a ,st tss sonIiusn or Ne" ensIsoa AZ the
Tine al bicb n. was spsakine: ana IA this he bld
not told the whole story-the Ssh we're bought and
nor eansht- along m. whole coast there va. NO,
sns,a ,,ss Or hso % :, . ssr ,hls W. s.ntis'
nsh @ on Nv peuoru, '.oin N1oo ~, p,s iu. 'o.a
Wv sAs oI ships msnntu " ,oVNo "ntuJ ui.h .oosP
tmti anu nVhoi NV oS nv " y. ~ ~ p,
sers OF 'he urep re eesiu pessu s ,n' nuuysos ou'
,nty VI. hne" s ,t 7, 'ae. -. o 81 ~,
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ceh.ea 70 iooV.v anu ma y. ,nis uy " sHon -
natly ,hree iou AZ hsO =, sss s ~ espa
oi nss hpghuo IN 80 ~ 49, -,
~ Io-v soiV-V IN ioo0 IovoV sue III iooo .''o,, 49,
fou All kuON that boson, Ia I'os 70, pIohh Wy
proud OF two stage sosrhes tu,uch lEugut,D Ma;n
tmpoy'd t~ei'e hofsrsi tnst tno w. p'Ouur riu ln
ifVo OF twsh y.h'e staks co.e s"u enP'oJt ohe
huhureo horeefi am thN ~ loH, thsse tNehtt I'VE
cohsbts nhu llss INTO t1o huateu anI uiy sos,hHs
snu uohbiuuser .mpioying "ue .lpe ahu tlA nnuutea
hoisre Ntncut ts.lne lntS acsouhs t'fen tAuNAysi
Nnch Rro'lus oAuy connou'iDn lOr wv ps,sau
gbs lou I'll hnow ths .se n,se 1es,PePst PuDll,n.a
~ unr coionss Nss III w. Ih VI, oJ
oI oos.oh ana ina ts s@.sl ~ 'u tns
ssmr Town >, iL uhusr tne wv, os IN ntR y l'aa
te1 ant eoulo nov MAINTAIN l,hsil " usIve,y
warm advocate tSorteo ~ TIE usi hfe Cinb,
ara you also All knoa thsl as tnir momens tnrfs are