The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

Tie Regimsnt q Militia Escort Of Honor.
ossarnsr SssSer; ana ~ 'ss STATE tss,ss.. ofssr.
siAysSth Regiment Major Klsy and oOer Of the Army
Mayor and Common cosSneil Of New York.
n I'D s f ri xs Sa P%
msnlbeTs and = Members Of Congress
Revenue and Post once Department.
Judiciary and Members Of the Bar.
LAKE sesTs ssriae q TssSs: ssS;s,,.
Fire Department,
Eighteen other soeis.es-Beneroent Mechanical. ani
Prsfe.sional ~ "A'
There s the greatest excitement in Buffalo about the
visit; but the BuGalonans do like he Erie railroad
IL Is decidedly unpopular here for obvious reasons
Dinner ofthc Historic al society of Maryland.
SPEECHES OF SIR HENRY BuLwER AND ME-. MARTIN
\. TrPPER.
The eighth anniversary OF the Mary land Histo-
rical Society was celebrated at Baltimore, on the
10th instant, by apubiic dinner. Among the guests
were Sir Henry L.. Bulwer, the son Of Sir Edward
Bulwer Lytton, Hon. Daniel Jennifer, and Hon.
WadGy thompson.
In reply to a toast, Sir Henry Bulwer said =
Gentlemen = Notwithstanding the pleasure which
feel IN meeting you again and the influence OF the gay
countenances which surround confess you that
ere sorrowfu sentiment has at this moment the fret
place IN my heart Since last met, the brave and gal
liant spirit OF that soldier who then ruled the des
TIMES Of this republic and TO whose high achievements
had then the opportunity Of paying casual tribute OF
respect nae ed from Us 70 that land where there no
honor to the victor humiliation to the vanquishcd
sad and sudden, gentlemen was that event; but even
whilst following the rmains OF the honest hearted
Taylor TO the grave could without admiration
the quiet and decorous manner in which the reins OF
government passed throughout this q tended empire,
from the hands Of the great warrior 10 those tho peace
ful magistrate. (Cheers) Nor have marked without
interest how President citizen arriving suddenly
and Unexpectedly at power Of which monarch. might
be proud at once displayed the sagacy aud the capa-
city Of great ruieroains to his councils the wse
q The and-(ehecrs aud adopting that policy which he
thought best cacuated-in crisis biz with the fate
empireto assunge the passions of conflicting parties
and to bring them TO That ground Of compi onisc
on which agree with preceding speakers i always
polite, WHEN possible. to arrange calmly and amcaby
the worldly diieruI ces OF mankind cloud applsuse)
And u these things, gentlemen are credltsble also
TO an individual, they not crcdtabie also to
the institutions o. the state to which he belongs
Yes icu say yes repeat most GSsuredly, yrs And
speak Of them because il appears TO that cannot
better testify that descryc in degree the regard
and kindness with which YOU your countrymen have
honorcd me than by showing that appreciate the qual-
ties Of the statesmen that govern you md the inttu-
utns under which you live: lApplause) Oh, gentle
men, am proud-you know IT, dom disguise it-ofSt
George but freely admit that the greatest feat he
performed was that Of begettng 81 Jonathan. Chccrs
and laughtcrl iondrr fgurr, however, reminds
(pointing 10 figure q History the tabe) that are
not here ~ children II - George st Jonathan but
letters Checrs) The society which l. here assembled
and 81 which you have elected member l. dedicated
~ te s,uay - hstois ana though me Held 70 which y
principally confined American history, in what part
Of the civilized world l. not American history subject
Of interest tChccrs Tor my own part, gentlemen,
have just been qualifying myself a. wear somewhat
worthiy the L-a you haze conferred upon me- (pon-
Ing To- the hbton % the society upon hi heart by pay
ing visit 20 the fountain source your early tra-
tions-l mean that almost fabulous rock where Pow
haiar-
@rhe lor,i Of all
Quivered and plumei and 1.-THE ard tan"
held his rule over the half uascl-tmuch laushter)-
may sey thh-( and ruthless warrior who
roved through the primitive forests Of Virginia Yes.
gentleman, think could pass my examination. aud
chow good tide my degree. fcr have been standing
ON the ground who're the sallant smith laid up,n
the fatal stone aud have tened IN tho very spot where
htt romantic facts occurred to tho tale a how the
teautifu-i suppose may not say the fair daughter
(aoEhtef)-of the indian king rushed 10 the Of
our common hero EId fayed for future deeds life al
ready - iull of marvellous advcntgrc (chccrl-and
l. u not fact ~ singular and favorable aIaary that
her visiting tie historical exploits of one John nitn
shcud fEd another John h-fiaugh.er1-prubably
bis descendant President II vuur nisterlsa society
Chcrrs and E.ughtcr) VIII you allow M b. congrstu
late yun IN having prct1cut Who las such trsd-
iionai ciam to he rost And viii you allow ais, 70
congral slate you In following ihcpuput which you have
tctttd ~ the occupation yuug leisure IN not and
" dor Circumstance Witch must naturally tend 70
make Il egfcoabe tthters) lum historical studies
Ehuemt n muAi oicuutss besiu with Jcur own peculiar
lhttfy and nlethcr so took 20 4. past current it,
itiute course don't thnh you can well be dissati.
Wd (Chters) Aye, geit1inc1 Il Maryland, let ~
tun = the first page * your cary chronicles
Nhai d7 "e ser thuc' Amit time ~ general
iLtesikucs. Whom tEr voice ~ regiau elsewhere
drowned md.g n rios II ii. s ai.i thF shouts II
pcrsccutotr whn hcI holy thi ,l.e~hcre rcnd-rld
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