The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-14

OF tbs confcderacy were shaken, and the Union II
self might have tcd the records Of things that wer
passed tale that told but for the Intervention
4 Of Henry Clay ApFsause) Do you imagine that tn
propounded look Mt the boness with which the aboli
on leaders hve sent forth their doctrines to the intei
gence Of the people told that oJ position thi
law is Just and light because s asserted the law il
constitutional ani that IL must be repealed This statin
that such law may be repeld Is in reality the same
amending the consst otion forming the compact which
made n nation ~ in consequences ofthese doctrines
have dst Of trial There il consolation
left us IL is that the senS tor from Kentucky will ye
be in his place (Appla se) And if Prstaic calamit
yet TO follow If the Isr'entOus clouds again Z
hover over We can ook for tlAs Eht Of the same pa
triotism to be engaged in the noble cause (rea
chetring) But hold We should ent srain higher hope
and expectations and should look fT higher results
Catching portion Of his patriotism andoyc OF corntry
we must swear by all that Is sacred thd we via moi
hazard the blessing of the present; thf we will not
darken the hopes Of the future; that viii lay
at the feet Of the fanatics and factionss Sation g~y
and the peoples hopes. Great Applauser But as "
that patriot and statesman to whom he owe 30 much
who nov is at the close of his valuable life t us hope
that his sunset shall be glorious the sune which
he hHs habitat he will live to the triumph Of pari.
otism over fanaticism and factionsm.
The CnAmaAS then announced that the next toast
the hfh was to be drank standing, and in solemn 81
lcnct--
Washins nston-A nations ceaseess homage is their ct na
monument 10 his greatness and TO his goodneSs-Drye
MI Carroll, Of the Wee Presidents then sails
Mr. President on behalf Of the Clay Festival Association
and by their direction about to give sentiment,
TO he hcnored likewise in solemn silence. II is Of ons
who the oldest in years and the most ancient in
vices amongst lie belongs TO history, and Il
numbered with those who have passed away-that man
is Mathew l.. Davis whose energies for the last thirty
years Ct his life devoted with single hearted fidelity
TO one whom he regarded as the first Of living men
The CHAIRMAN then gave the following, which not
in the regular list of toasts-
The Ministers Of the GospeThese of the Most
High nov ~ ~ al sa',n IN If e trial make nan, NJ the duty
through which her citizens hold fast their Heaven born
The sixth regular toast
Tie Army and Tie NayyThe world is possessed Of their
ppals ,hsr ,gunssss a,ashmtn, ana Devotion . the
Yankee Doodle" song 'Our fag is there We hail it
The seventh regular toast was
Tie Cabinet Of Millsri ymoreIA crisis in The history
find in dnythese selected their
place implicit and relying confidence. Grand March,
DANIEL uLIMAs. Esa. said, that by permission Of I'll,
.haiin Al the me- ting he w uid interrupt the regu
lar rider Of the toats They honorrd that evening
hy the presence of IN iusrious foreigner who, both
by station and talents, was entitled 70 their respect he
alluded to his Exceilency NJ Marct lea, the minister
fftm Nicaragua to the United States Ii the desire
Of Us all that should cultivate and entertain sent-
teuaiy towards the rpublc Of Nicaragua, she holding
the r. laon that she does towards the United States
Mr tllnan then proposed the health Of NJ Marcoleta
The CHAIRMAN said that the minister Of Nicaragua
qucsted to be- permitted TO return thanks in the Spanish
larFuage vhch would he subsequently translated and
rublithc in English by the press.
His Fxcecney then addressed the meeting in Spanish
The following IL q translation Il his observations.
Gcntlemen: My regret il great this occasion. at not
having the power Of expressing adequately in the lan
Euaee 81 irving my Rrhtudc 70 the nonoraiae gente-
man who presdes for the invitation which has procured
me the pleasure Of being amongst yon on this day,
wherein you celebrate tho natal anniversary Of R great
man whom every one feels proud OF paying homage
The saxon race of this country i no. the only people
VINO appreciate the virtues OF 80 worthy citizen the
Spanish race. also has sh wn. but short time since in
the Island Of Cuba that merit Is honoed and appnud
wherever Is met with Gentlemen il does not bchcoye
me- as foreigner 10 usurp rights which only beong TO
you by adding. through the eloquent speeches which
nave ts,h pronounced me tribute OF my admiration ot
semy Gay such as my feeble voice can express u !
,hs ny ho~sssr 'hnt Sieiasu "ss"cia'es herse ani
nss"c',c sen personally 20 ule glory OF 80 mur'-
,, nan ta' ny heart beats IN unison "h yours N
these moments of enthusiasm-an enthusiasm which
suIrrcs me not, since can but consider il feeble
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The eighth and ninth regular toasts were then given
and received with due honurs. They were
Tie Governor Of the State Of New Ycrs.-Goyernors
Aa5eh, Ti w.. e.,
he tenth regular toast was received with deaiening
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