The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-24
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NOW" -aid Gov g.. time Monday will be entriy
occupied by the engagements already made The Ques
tion then is shall we remain anoherday' Voices In -
parts Of the , Twill put the questions
All who in favor Of remaining will pcase (ret
confuson) see cannot take the question that way.
All who in favor Of remaining another day will pleAso
ray aye One tremc cndous aye" from all parts
of the room The negative Of the question bcing PUT,
received response. and il declared \ Unanimous
vote in of remaining and accepting tine invitation
from brooklyn for Tuesday. This announcement was
received with three cheers.
Mr.. H. B sraSro~. member of the Legislature from .
seneca and Wayne counties. was called upon for few
respecting the rural districts hc wished 10 say q few
words respecting the city and State of New York. His
friend Gov seward haa aiuieito 70 the dissolution ofthe
Union lie was one of those Who biicved Chat the Uniou
could not be dissolved For one hand that would be
stretched forth to break the pillars of ts Union t.
thousand wonld be raised To strike uand
this Union Is based commerce. on society on
freedom Of speech and rinlby jury So long these
ties exist csrthly power dissolve th~ Uon Lee
convention be organized Tomorrow To dissolve the
Union, and the very song sung this afternoon by blind
girl
Ger the land Of the free and the home Of the brave;
would dissolve that convention. There Is occas1
apprehcnding dissolution If the Union. Mr. Stan.
on then spoke Of the present and prospective grcstncss
OF The United states aud said that the chiren Of tho
who had this country incrssc thirteen
thirty lone states. will witness its extension to the Lt
set upon ppla.e I I In conen .s 1" he "s ss1 ns
would propose as a toast, the immortal sentiment a
Liberty and Union. ore and inscperalac, prsnb
with accamation.
NEnn of the Courier o,~ Enq@rer responded IIc zsi&
the press had frequently found necessary to speak IN
different tones 10 those which 1t would tonight.
There could he better illustration Of institutions
than what represented in the anec,iotc which
related Tonight respecting the foreigner who expressed
his astonisimcnr that political opponents could mcet
together as brethren and friends part and parcel a.
this gloron. Union. and of this equally glorious State
ana while the press speak arshly particular
easions. concerning public matters he knew hr spoke
the sentiments Of tae when he said that this
Of the most glorious occasions, when the press
permitted to assemble together with the Legislature and
their f'llow citizens Of New York (Appau-c) am,
said Colonel Webb. proud Of city-I proud
If our Legislnurc--I doubly proud that tho Lee
sislaure Of New York have consented 10 to New
York and see for themselves what are the tics which
connect this city Of New York with the state a
Rev York. and for And permit 10 say that
country not knowing that would have the honor az
meeting this assembligc tonight Permit me to say, in
aasion to what has been stated in regard to foreign
countries will always say that the press did
much injustice to this county when it attempted to
assinlate this people with other on the face Of the
globe. applause and checring) 1 believe much
any rerson in the ability ofman govern himself under
peculiar circumstances; but wish to tell the that
they can never do 20 much injustice ta the Americas
people tn say that foreigners capable Of self
ment tell you gentlcmcn We are an Intelligent intel.
leetual peculiar peoplr-that capable Of self
guv,rmsat while other people are. (Applause) And
the fact that We opposed to zach other far a. we
deem necessary fer principles sake and thus meet together
ns lrehsen and frcnds-that say evidence Of our
peculiar stness for the institutions under which live
adnnis,cr them have heard. You all have heard
the sound cf disunon from cud of the country to
tie other but 1t was but soundand yet II carried dis
may into The hearts Of and honest (Appiausc)
am free to confess that the greatest evil whichcoud
lcial this country Is disunon AMI confess whcnl
heard the tsa Of dsunion. felt there was something
equal II NOS superior to the disunon Of these States
bisunon is aot only absurlity lat l. crime u
mention II, "rcat arplausc) ] am delighted To r~e
fr the hrst time. the Legislature in this city and had
1t 10 ie thci- ly come her AMI again as long
have Legislature. hope and trust they will oftcA
come and what doing, and thus draw tighter
and stronger she bonds q union between The city
without the STATE i nothing the state without the city
Is Il
NJ a toast-
"Thc state of New York-one aud indissoluhle..
Cnank with great applausc)
After Col. webb concluded. Hon cuRIsroruER Mon.
GAN Secretary of state wa loudly called for but ne
did not rise at usy voice in the cried
out. Three cheers for Kit Morgan" These given
with Will as the sailors say aud had the effect to bring
MIR. Morgan to his tct. lie said: believe am good
enough Moraa for this occasion au-htcr and chccrs
and proceeds, to remark that he should be doing gr~.
injustice O. gentlemen present II he 10 take up ms
upon the present occasion. lie knew that there
those present who made speeches Of two or thrs
then cut shcy only with the hupc of finishing them here
this evening. Loud laughter and ayplausc) The gen
III man in few coed naturcd but atacnl remarks spoke
of the prciuk which existed bctwccn The inhabitants
ct the rural districts and the dcnizcr- of the city Why
sald he there are. am told people here who think
Albany impure thing. Now my word for it. your
find Albany pure and wholesone atmosphere NJ
you viii hnd in any part of the Saie-ncc the Lo,isi
ture has hf H. daughter AMI chec-s from the mrmbrs
of the Les'iaiure) Gentlemen, vi. give youas sent
mcnt -;
The City of New york-May its prosperity keep pace
With its intelligence and enterprise"
ltn. t,LrH LSoS. Il Lynnsdsc the poet being calleS
upon fur speech. said ~ follows
Mr. President. ani gcuicuca Of tho Common Council
Of The city II New York ihc announcement Of my
the hurhCt ot all Of that honorable body of which
mheF, tNcites In my bosom the most lively emotions
representing a. do one OF ,hc picturesque scucsercd
and rural districts | hardly express the genrruus
hnnls you for yonr generous and pruccly hpspi
tslites. Surrounded. as by that In the 6eid<
of commerce agriculture litcrnturc and totcs have
rcaped rich harvcs,s and sho-e has brcn
dyed ly the wofld-tEs assembled representatives of
the people, feel deeply the distinguished honor yo1
IA Ir4l ufuft a~
barrc~snen ~ my ro.itios This viii be long rcincn
l"f'd dal-iis lessons WI SINK deep N NJ our h.rs
Our starting place your venerable city TALL from whose
walls gazcd down upon the great ~ ohirn times There
was the meek face Of Columbus, Ss Ia lookasi with
ctmposure upon the torturc that awaited him b.
fore the Council II Salamanca there, too, wa
Hendrix Hudson, whose eye hrst rvhectci ths
traded with the Monaus aud the Manhattans there
Peter stuyvcsant whose o,ca victories and wooden he
have wtnipr him cnyslAc r, rnaiton innortd ~ TIN
name a. knickcrbockcr. (Appau-c) And there. griia
Governor Morton. with h red coat and ir0n ruiga.
type q old regime forever pasS, away. There
heroes Of many naval hatr-pccatur' the conlueroi
of the Moors. Who taught their D,ys that the daylight Of
American irsel'n had dawned' INC hro q fIttshurgh
The gallant Perry aud thrrc marlcd !. the hstrou.
De Witt Clinton. the parcnt ~ eur system ~ Internal
improvements To- whom our Empire s,asc l. deeply in
dhcd; there your Governors. aud your Mayors ana
those you have loved 10 bunnrand nearcr darcr thaA
all there looked ~ here. mildly and hsnignanty upon
the father of our Liberties the beloved Washington is
feet trod these streets (reat arplauc) II here
that The first Presidents house rarcd, Il herr
that Congress AT during the early aud pure days OF the
republic Il your Battery that he embraced sna
kssed his officers ir the last time. aud with tear-wrs
eyes. parted with the veterans Of the revolution.
II here that his prayer that the blessing a
heaven rrst upon you Has not that prayer been an
swercd' (Notifcrous arplausc 1hi- l.. indeed. con
sccratCd eitycun,crated ny the memories of the past
Here too, the residence ~ Hamilton and here his
ashcs r,posc. Prom those walls there looked down
Whose original graccS this b,ard with hts pcsencc
the distinguished United States senator my rsbt.
our hearts have been giaddcucd by thr scnmcnts o'
hallawed devotion 90 the Union that have fslcn froa
his ips-that Union - siimahle. May uOd rcnirr
indsisibc and eternal CHEERS and apPlausc) Lake
water 10 the parchcd your charities f upon the vay
farors aud the poorand sincerely anticipate that the
liberal appropriations ~ the state will continue 10 pre-
aud extend them Ia their pianthroric and bcuc-
yolent sphere of influence. IL j. for to
that the priceless reflections ~ life spring from what
FIR ucrsn What ha done for ourselves; and whes
we return happy hearthstoncs and rrsde no
mcmnry will De mnre fmgrnnt nt hrayen than that