The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-11

order Of procession:
ORDER OF PRocE ,sIoN.
Chief Marshal
FIRTs DIVISION.
City Guards
DIVISION.
Fire Department.
Chief Engineers
Assistant Engineers
Engine Companies
Hook and Ladder Company.
Hose Company.
DIVISION
President q State Society.
Vice Prssidents
Secretary and Treasurer
Executive Committee.
Hon Marshs p. Wilder, orator Of the day.
His Ezcsency the Governor and the Honorable Council
Judiciary OF New Hampshire.
Hon Daniel Webster and suite
Senators and Representatives in Congress.
Judges OF the U s. Court.
President Of Senate and Speaker Of the House.
Governors Of the New England States and Suites
Officers of the Army and Navy Of the United States
Other distinguished guests of the State Agricultural
CleTgymen of New Hampshire.
sherihs Ct the different counties, and their Deputies
City Government OF Manchester.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Odd Fellows.
Operatives OF the Mills.
Masons
sors and Daughters Of Temperance
FIFTH DIVISION.
School Commit
Schools Of Manchester.
Committees Premiums
c,,,ors ~a,orI' s,, W ~ az sn 49,, ., n,
ford consisting OF nearly hundred yoke of cattle.
Whom the procession had reached Hanove
Square, the place appointed for the public exercise
TO take place, the vast assemblage was called t.
order and the Rev Mr. Ouimby delivered a very
appropriate PRAYER
The Hon. M; RsHALL p. WILDER then deliverel
r. "A.'I al -. e,'eu w W w
enu naS an .A1ei,sn. anu osnoea
Breae carc anu stuuy IN Tvs Prepara'oA ~ was ue-
voted manly 10 agriculture, but wound up WITH
beautiful picture OF the destiny which awaits III,
United States.
When Mr. Wilder concluded. MIR. WEBSTER was
called upon TO make a few remarks and ia accord
ance with the general desire he smoke "a fellows
a. "a y n,i hsssi., 80 -. - -.
,bs 49, , ,nosnt 4, vh,eh q, "a nrr ~. ~ =, ~
dres. Won como hers 10 aay as v,.i,ar ana snsst
TO see and 20 hear snd eSchs1ps wI,S
nv a,a .nu 90 ~ nsas Nh
but n too late I'M The day n the occion was
for the discussion Of sny subjects except thoss which be-
long TO that particular object in regard 20 which your
ELOQUENT friend has so fully and ably scourssd L. lies
ard eentlercp on these occasons know verv we'll that
there lie come limit to patience and TO strength. You
aens may desire to hear my voice; bat am sure
you do net desire TO hear d.cuss topics sush
have discussed, aud commonly discuss elsewhere,
ocoason oloeey confined In It's appropriations to
tIc object will say 20 you, ladies and gentlemen,
that there be any one thing In my heart stronger
Than any other With, IL that all this various pur.
suits Of life, protected by law. prosecuted by scen
tihc discovery and guaranteed by free government,
and gentenen, your fathers ana ny fsthers-ssne-
ratiops that have gone before us-united the char1c
ter Of soldier and farmer They fought the enemy and
lnty .usht ,ns ineiemency OF .he weather ara they
struggled WITH the son The mechanic arts they pursued
derJoysd no farther than was necessary TO carry on
.nose eoat elementary operations OF forming country
lhey hN'o IN coiu rgion-a region o. SIX months OK
winter ano snort summer during which they We're To
pro'oe ior tbs great length OK Mt weather They
went therefore jealousy 70 woIk TO defsnd
ucm teNege zee ara cultivate the neds Tor thair own
tutshtence Ard am Old enough TO have seen-and
cen since was member and practised at the bar
hose VINO have been sho and wounded In their own coru
neos oy indian muskes on this river Just above us
Now gentlemen All Is changed wars Of that Kind
move eesseo ara GENE 20 an end- ne VINO was once
hsi soldier ara nan farmer mas now become atoSether
farmer, or else ne mas gone 10 the mechanic ar-,to
fhose various improSemens wnicn enrch ana sdorn
tocety-spd cur state CT New Hampshire Is as great
Tnructor 10 THESE improvements as any part OF the
country ana need not say TO you gentiemsn-l need
net say to ycu that this new face Of things this great
change that has come over U.s. while u s partly wing
to peace on the frontiers which has released former
times 20 many OF the people Of New Hampshire from Dor
der wsrs that peace Itself has been promoted and all the
sI that we ourishirg around and the increase
Of wealth which behold, The fuifs first Of all Of
the entrprisirR character Of the people and next Of
the good government under which II has pleased Al
mighty Providence to allow to live Friends AM fell
low citizns pson. We al the head Of this
Western World No appreciate what l. due TO
himself American citizen, what the duties
incumbent him such, who does not feel that he Is
one Of twenty Eve millions Of people who setting
great exsmpe OF freedom and republic ans 10 the ret
o. the world And " he be narrow, local prciu-