The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-20

could pross his subjects into service IL was In fact done
by direct taxation by tho will Of arbitrary rules while
tho New York and Eric railroad tho result, Of tho skill
enterprise. and energy Of associated eemon This was
the strongest point in ali the oaogy richly do
served by tho ndomtabe spirit OF the president and d.
Of the company and especially by its able and elm
president, MIR. Loder The latter loudly called
for and gave written speech outline OF the difficulties
which encompassed the company time. and which
had been conquered after another, by the spirit OF
the company and its unconqueabo perseverance and en-
egy is indeed work which only reflects the high
est credit on the president and directors OF the company
but on everybody connected with ton the legislature and
people Of New York. and the character OF the people
composing the American Union IL is an honor 10 the
whole coun,ry--to the whole American connent-to the
Ingenuity and power OF man in both hem spheres
Mr. Crtenden made pretty speech in favor OF the
Compromise, aiudng to Senator Dickinson, and according
willingly the need OF praise To he had formerly
sdered his political enemy. Senator Dickinson replied in
very phy manner 10 these Mandatory comments the
spirit OF union and the constitution, by referring the
speech Of the mayor of Bristol in repy to Mr. Burke which
consisted slnply OF Do 10 Mr. Burkev So he would
say duo 10 Mr.. Crenden" He concluded by saying
should 40 with the friends OF the Union and the const
uion by whatever they should call themselves and
20 against the enemies of the Union and the constitution
no matter what appeiation they should assume Mr..
Seward as usual, played sycophant he said New York
bad done for The Union than any other Siate-ono
single railroad like this doing more to keep the States
together than all that and statesmen could do
the end Orcourse, according to his states
manshp, II ~ sufficient 70 prop up houso' no Waer no"
thoroughly you may undermine its foundation Those
decidedly the and most groveling demagogues
who would base the noble OF State and the
dearng sentiment of country on the mere worldly bubble
of mutual interest II is the mutual interest OF and
wife keep together and yet how many Divorces rnnous
parties and their children, have record daily
in the progress Of society! The peace and harmony
that Seward dreams of can only be effected by the uec
| fion OF party the will OF the other.
The engineer of the road, towards the end OF the feast
toasted the contractors and Judge Jessup wound by
toastng the Irish who had done the work Ennis
opus!
| There large bonfire as huge mountain, fine
display OF fireworks, and sharp cannonado At nightia
and all glad, towards midnight find shelter
board of the steamboats, in the harbor.
Tomorrow the President will leave for Buffalo; Mr.
Webster will follow him the day after Let me conclude
by wishing them both very happy journey and safe
Washington II on this journey they have made
much capital for themselves, they have least counter
many malignant influences dangerous and dostrnc
tive to the welfare of our common county.
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