New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-25

DAY night, between II and 10 O'Clock, by special
tra1, which was TO go through without Stopping He
WAS accompanied by Mr.. Howard OF the irving
House and an Alderman from Philadelphia.
- A draft, purportlng TO be drawn by
one Briggs OF Boston, Jacob Little d Co ,oi this
City, directing the payment Of $1,000 to Louis Kos
suth, was received and presented on Tuesday when
It was pronounced hoax, no such person having
any account with l.. g. Co. Such joking is miser
ably contemplate.
SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORDER
OF UNITED AMERICANS An enthusiastic meeting
took place Monday night IN Hope Chape for the pnr
pose OF celebrating the Seventh Anniversary OF the
Establishment or the Order Of United Americans.
The chapel was filled with an audience, comprising
the members of Alpha Chapter No. l. and their
friends and /, was brilliantly lighted for the coca
sion The bretheIen were present III their resalia
and wore red, blue and white sash, surmounted
with crimson rOSette and number OF silver stars
AID over the platform Was placed flag bearing the
inscription, Alpha Chapter No. l. Order OF United
Ameriransp and the words, " For our County,
and upon each side OF the flag seen floating me
star spar ged banner. The officers OF tie chapter
were arranged on the platform, wearing thelf as
tinct,ye badges of Office. George w. Mount was
called upon TO preside and during the time that the
audlanCe were SeauGg themselves tlu TIC "hiDoio
prspaIiI for the commencement OF the cele )rtoh'
Wi'lis's Buge Sand performed number OF IA
tlonal airs closing with WashiDgtou's march
Rev A. l. Campbell, ID. ID commenced t1e pro.
ceedipgs with pray in which he called upon God
TO bless the efforts OF the Order. 10 preserve Amer-
can Nationality, and TO make It a mtaaS oil eleVang
the nation and the people TO pfopef sense OF inc
necessity Tor conserving American INSTITUTIONS.
The Band then gave the " star plnsied banner,
which was loudly cheered by the company.
Thomas r. Whitney, p &. 5 then came forward
and delivered a long and elaborate address IN winch
he alluded to the Else ard progress Of the Orjer. and
to the motives which brought 1t inio existence, a.
well as to the objects !, had IN view lie sad Enat
love of country was one OF the primitive feelings OF
mans nature and produced the highes; results II
raised the social welfare, and ocind me soui ~
sacred hands OF patriotism, which o'iea WAS the
touchstOne OF mans nleity OF CntTActer lie spoke
Of It's being the duty Of Americans TO declare thef
preference for their native land. am 10 oppose the
strong foreen preJUGlces which we're daliy creeping
IN among the people. He said that n the efforts OF
the Oroer OF United Americans were erroneous, 1:
arose from an Oyer-auXous zeal for the welfare oi
the human race for they believed thai TO perpeiuate
hmercan institutions, they must keep IN view the
elements OF tie elevation OF ne naive American
people lie was of opinion that some chdnge "dS
required ia he privle OF foreigners, anu ne LOOK
clrsory Glance al the history OF America 10 prove
that the people born III the country nave the gre Hes
peht 10 lONern aid make the laws. me eIsiHehts
nj decay were preylng upon The vtdls O Inc country,
Il
.cds of ip1 GRANT people from dark, Demghied hi
rore He cad a document pissed &c " het.'Ae %
Germans a. Richmond, OHIO which Opposed me IN
SlttutOns OF America, hno cail' s"a' d o"'N 0'-5
itself tbe Europe Al Democracy, had presented
A flag TO kossuth. which was mol nag ol VIC
United states tnelr adopted counIy, ou' nag
of the Europe An Democracy. ihs DJdy uio h"l
cone 10 tie United States 10 pc A'Aeli1allLeu
they came 70 seek rendezvous iof feFo-GloAlLIS
Luiopo, aLt lhOs America was oeihs olssl aSct .!
having these macontentS on heI sholes' P..aasIns
.fs.. kr.ah sFR
nd al heard OF the Industrial congress, Wlcl WAS
composed mostly OF foreigners, although J. hia d
fsNy American members. THIS body hd- presented
an address 20 h0SSuil IN which thty poured mo hls
ears n statement of their wrongs. lhey saiu 'AA'
freedom existed technically with US our lacy "tle
free 10 change Il with the Sunrage ana me
hosSuth nc Is Hung aris epiiec lhAl ",ltn men
had The means OF beng Zee anu were io' III an
amy they did not deserve either freedom or hapPF
ness Cheers That was noble answer ION
noble mind which ought 10 carry tne o.usA o. shde
10 al tukerns Democrats. Inc true pouv! ot
A,,1rica he $40 was reacc and neutrality, anu 70
elevate the people sra check the itn3thcles o. Ioi
e,pn mfufrce th-t Ofcer was tstdoisutt 80"
vfarS AGO IA Dect mberle4i with thlrtetn mthot
me Alpha Chapler haa mace 3lS members Ia ~ !.
,,,,e br, several Chapters had been lofmtJ li"in
tbclr "a Is and they then had 2i3 members olhcs
The establishment OF the Chaple. II Aac ttceNeI
81 fs3 snC curre tie same time h1l tlasGiSeo
a. so- N hat row = balance the funds a. Sl,3-J
90 out al tbe llsbuTsme ITS . had expended Nv
in rehsvlue It's SICK aHc 0uylns rs Jes-. $500
40 lie O--tT 'ly>fA ~ - 100
now 7; nad = Chapters the STATE OF Ne %-los az
thousands OF members Spread over I've >tisss. ne
corcuc ed bv hoping JAai Ihe brethren "oIld DC &c
te1uiued 10 coISt the national chafactc an pa
~. the su5r ge If America LGreai cheering
Brother GeCYse W. MunsOn then sang, % l! NsS
not my own native lanI. which Mas nuch CAeete-
solendId service O. plate consisting u a ~
cii,e rot tea pot cream jug, sugar basin ana "@ei
we're then brer1ht IA front al tue PLATFORM lOt pc
sertsi,ot. to O.. of lie oldest members 30" .uS
-, 81 N, e.,tFee 10. WIS ire Inscription present.
- hv n, or, er al the United Americans, y simeon
BALDWIN. ESQ T. G. : as iesamonial Oh pers Ia
reuard. aud their appreciation 81 MS ~ .'ou, 81
o,ir,otIr efforts m The establishment Oh ne VI
t.r N.N.York Dec. g, ISL" and on 'ne feYeIse
was the Inscription " TO Simeon bN1@-. 1 1Hl
rounded b. he emhle n Of the Order u 1 A nc
service was he auiifuy orname Iied villa siNei ~
inrs and * was manufactured " NeSsis' %.
Risck q Go. stlytrsu.Iins corner OF broad"@y an1
NuirSy-st.
Mir. Whine cane forward % present the service
OF plate and said
srGaASp SAcHEa BALDWIN On me desoFes ne
isasiue task o. interpreter between yoiT AN ricsh
bIe,hrea ana yourself Daring seven years OF AJAX
stv and psrscnal sacrifice you, SIT, have tolie- IN
c.ssrrly IN The g1oi woEs OF coRcenfsHas tne
Autr can mid upon a political p'aNoiln' higne.
asa, more tlloblug tlan TIA, ~h.cA d occI ~ y
ne ere ere stures O. parry Ecu pefreFea' PIT IL
60 a., With fesg Others, W The bin1 atahpeh'
..,.s,ch rn,-, NJ our ueople were O1iG4 - ttolt