The New York herald., 1850-12-24

vest, ~ yours, sir, (bo-ins to Mr.. wsbstsr) oils
the east Of the hsmi:phsrs, radiant on all sides
Heat and the most favored Of EngIsnds children:
Of IL n. e sSs
epring. do not, indeed, believe that the magnetic
innusnce Of a common origin is yet extinct aud
when stood with you, but recently mourning BY the
grave Of the gallant Taylor did you not shed With mo-
8 ympathixing tear over the fate Of the iustrious
Peslf Aye, and If the spsngled banner should be
again uDurled sn the ocean or the fsld on the one
scene Of action will not your remember the go-
rious words of Nslson'-on the other, will not the
name Of the great warrior veteran, who ha, Dor ne
the old banner Of Wolfe and Marlborough slon
and victoriou. through . hundred tights rush
Gentlemen, love your land and let me sdd revere
the sect by which 1t originally and still Is be-
vsssass i history which stands forth a. .Ss
among the many monumsnts that attest that great
christian moral The Prsud shall be abnssd, and ths
which this recalls US, the mighty OF the
earth! On the throne OF England, then sat prince
justly proud-if pride could ever rect upon sound
foundsiens OF the triple crown viii sh hal recently
become his family inheritance In France the rcsptrs
vas held in the hands of still laughter race, which
ruled with supreme authority over the most gallant
aud chiysrous people In the sorld What has become
OF the illustrious lines OF these royal houeeo
that oil the sovereign no glorisd In hs
b OF that OF those sovereigns amongst whose leeds
are recorded the massacre OF St Bartholomew and the
revocation OF The sdict OF Nantes! Tue OF the
btuarts has melted into air In the kngdom; the
sceptre Of the bourbons has been battered
the other But here, On this spot where aa speak
ing ttil stands, erect ana nrm, the pilgrims stsn
(Ckssrs) From the bruised seed of the poor and
Persscuted Puritan has arisen OF ths most
powerful and prosperous empires in the world
Let that which is q warning unto others, be
warning unto you Always mb-r thai the vaunt-
ing sp,sdwen pat into port when the modest Nay
Hover stood out to And do you wish to ks ow hat
is the priuoiPsl OF the high position you have
achieved will tell you; it il to be sought ia the
trials and difficulties through which have passed
IL you have made your country IL Is lees true that
your country has made you Here is the distinguish
Ing yeculsriy OF our two nations. 1t Is true that
you have republican form of government: and that
would shed the last drop Of blood preserve the
Prerogatives OF u beloved sregn within ths sane
tusry whose honored privileges see best preserved
the liberties Of myself aud fellow subjects But what
ever may be the separate polty OF constitu.
tions one thing is oersin-they not the work Of
chance theory, or Imitation; but formed upon the
bard anvil Of patient fortituds by the oft repeated
and we'll tempered stroke OF practical experience.
suspense or rpening CONFUSION, regned almost
throughout the world. But amidst such crude exps-
fiments such fearful uncertainties such threate
connces might be teen towering the common gezius
OF Albion aud Of Albion tIausstlsntio children. No
tempest raised in the heated atmos sphere Of fantastic
theory, clouds her brow-no blood split In civil
butchsry, bedsubs her garments-no poson. cor.
roding the principles Of public and domestic
morality, tear bsr vitsls. Serene and uadis-
turbed che moves onward hrmly. Trade and agricul.
tuss strew her way with plenty; Law and religion
march Ia her vaD order and fissdon follow her foot
steps. Here, at this solemn moment. whilst pouring
out our bations to the sacred msmory of ssnted
fathers here invoke that genius TO bless union
or our hiI dred Races TO Keep ssadfsst in hearts
the pleasant recollectons OF the pact TO blend CRATE
fully IN our minds the noble aspra ions OF the future
TO hallo~ in breath the twin affairs We will raise
In common to Memory and to Hope
Enthusiastic cheering followed
At the conclusion of Mr.. Bolwer's speech the band
played "Goa Save the Queen /"
Rev. Mr.. BsTHunE in reply to the toast, Of the
Hospitality Of the Hoanders TO the fathers OF New
England demands the everlasting gratitude Of the
sons said With ali respect for some speakers who had
preceded bin, this oountry not altogether a
daughter OF Eogland The Pilgrim Fathers were
eleven yesrs in Lsyden before they arrived In this
country and there is no doubt that this hal a
poserful iunuence upon their conduct ana cha.
ractsr. Americans not the o.scendsuts OF
any particular nation, bat Of every nation In the
void.
After OF two other toasts and speeches. the cam
psny separated.