The New York herald., 1851-12-01

placed them side BY side, in peaceful composition. A
hundred languages fused In the very heart of
land Innumershe costumes varied the scene. From
and nom the Oceidsst came tribute upon tribute Of the
good win Of the whole fsmiy Of mss (Cherzs, which
lasted several mnutes In the sccoz,pashusnt of her
part Of this peaceful drsma America sghted with her
qmts the good ship St Lawrence She sent such con-
trbutops ustrssed character of her people,
practical arts Of life. (Renewed applaus) But Asr
gifts Icy At first sighted and sneered s They not
understood "A fsilurs,"" fsuure.o starts to Euro
pean lips The thunderer, the Jupiter ToEans of the
press, vfed the American and lsuded the Inaian com
partmsnts True there among these gifts
no gsuze more ETHEREAL than gossansr; daaasks of
richest dye velvet housings, jewel hilted sword
bsrbarc pearl grapes Of amethyst cherries Of
nesn; no stuis so subtly wovss that tho gold swan
20 the surface Of the silk like cream and curdled fair
But was, at length, discovered that in the
neglected. department Of the Chrysta Palace
whch the Oldest nations had not dreamed Of (dreat
applause Here we're implements, coarse Il might be-
snc unposned compared with the exquisite fabrics Of
luxurious de.isn; but there germs Of strength
within them which could fell preva forests and plant
great cities in their stead Here simplicity engrt with
power displayed the prerogatve OF genius Here were
instruments, not poetic, not artistic but ned With
hrawny muscles and sinewy strength No rich dosaic
iplac their surfaces enamelled
their exteror but they purposes prncpIes made
visible tangible and strong in the guiss of wood
and iron They had Yankee souls within them and no
conceament or neglect jeers could
them from working out their destiny India sent her
kohinoor Cashmere her dainty textures turkey her
oAhaueuttd chiumets but THESE ul0 not evtnce
wsId march in the great pathway of time (Apslauss
lhe Mountain Of Lght-though Of purest ray serene
bad reposed in the dust for The finest the
indian loom-which beauty's self might wear-had
scarce proved In half century and the ancestor OF
the Turk had seen the wreathing column ascend from
bowls OF equal elegance. But America com mmjssoned
plain unestentstous practical reaper to 20 amidst the
sstonished husbsndmen Of q nation famous for aari-
cultural perfection The broad acres OF old England
acknowledged it's sway their golden hssves bowed before
it. Dy our swift steamers narrowed the Atlantic by
day. Our light yacht danced on English wa ers
and outsped the heetest of English sails These were
positive advances real acquisitions from
the CONAN OF the great unknown. They not the
slow result OF patient toll expended the polish of
ger nor the waste of years in fuitess fagree They
were new powers, snstched from the srmory nature
typical Of national progress of actual subtan
tisl achievement they were Of greater worth than
all the bsubss that sparkle in Indian sands Immense
xpplause)
Judge REED, of Cinoisnati, also spoke to the last
toast
am surprised to be called upon at this time Having
jut arrived IL Is Lot hour since received an inyi.
taon to unite in the honors extended by the
authorities Of the city Of New York
guests respond most heartily to the sentiment now
offered The Bench Bar Of the State oNew York by
its judicial learning and elequence have won renown
navy Of the United Kent with Others perhaps
equally learned have based all Just jurisprudence upon
the Sohd foundation Of human rights The sentiment
now offered most appropriate upon the present occa
sion a. the army and navy whch the ply arms
Of Iowsr be rghtfuly exerted except in the
execution Of those matters which God nature right
reason, which Law, declare right (Applsuse
what s law! Nothing more than the recognition de-
csIation and enforcement Of human rights To accom-
plsh this end physical force is employed and armies
and Davies are established The army and navy can
never be rghtfuy employed except to defend and en-
Of all law The army and the navy are then
the ministers Of the law and their highest and only
gle consist in defss ding and enforcing the law Mere
force unless rxerted for objscts by
law, deseneiat<s into simple plunder and murder
The peculiar distinguishing and crowning glory Of
extrted to conquer or ensiass, but to redeem
and hberate mankind. (Grest applause.) What
the law in its brOsdsst sense has declared, the
army OF the United States has enforced The battle
FIELDS OF America not therefore glorious from simple
physical triumph and victory bat for the establishment
universally recognized would give peace and happiness
to the world (Cheers) How appropriate therefore, Is II
which smana.es from God- which Is nothing more than
reason justice and truth-vindcated asserted and en-
forced BY the glorious and brave who compose
army and navy. God says, and his word Il law al
men born Of common parents-sl men have
but one entrance into life, and the like going out
all men have equal rights-and the voice Of
nature, which h tie voice II Cod ell men have
the right TO life, liberty and property to the
oyment Of the fruits Of their industry to estsb-
lsb government for their own protection and their
good and that they shall in ell things God rather
than man (Applause This is the universal voice OF
God and nature, which is God manifested In his works
hat hsn then say those men who violate all these
things and assert that they hold a. property 70
serve their own use and execute their will '-who
tsbsh armies that in the insoenee OF brute force they
may break down and enslave mankind May we not say
Of such In the Language OF vatte they the hor.
who m every just and brave man should exterminate
from the face ofthe earth Yes and trust that the
American army aud savy may ever be employed in such
people who have been exhibiting TO the world 10 some
limited extent the arts Of peace, the mode Of re-
ducng the elements Of nature and physical force to the
service ~ man. and who cent outour distinguished guests
In national ship representative the great exhi
bition Of mechanics Skill win teach world the
lesson that all these riumphs Of art that ali these
NOnC erful eNh billions
uon natural powers secondary TO man for whose
use they are aud whom God declared to be the lord Of
the world, and made him immortal and 10 be image
OF his own eternity Yes, sir, trust that have
rot only taught the nations Of the earth how to
sea, but bow men should respect themselves and
defend their rights What need for dia-
mond., and hne fabrics, and costly apparel II they
are only for sespots and slaveel No, sir:
We have taught the people Of Europe higher and mo-
bier lesson than all this trust that have taught
thm the sublime truth that the chief glory OF coun-
ing Of handkerchies Ths Is the great good after s
that we shall confer upon the world What do care
for wealth and art, diamonds and gewxsws am TO
slave In all matters Of practical have sur
rsssed the world although must yield the palm To
crown i,.el. and trsppings Of royalty which With u.s.
would best clown in circus and the highest boast
in the line Of diamonds (the koh uoor) Is larceny
iron an Indian prince Christ sad that Of
more value than all the word-its diamonds it's gold
it's fruits, and glory believe in Christ, and regard
nan and his freedom above all earthly price.
Thus, with lew and God our side, hope that the
God ard enforce the principles of law In giving active
aid to the people Of Europe In acquiring liberty No
ciferous applause That while have taught the
people Of Europe the practical arts Of life, wilt
teach them how to b. free, and aid them in the
cquisition Of their rights That in brotherly aud
human love we will hy to them. and ss,ist them
in extefninatipg the monster. who oppre,. them
That we will unite With the people Of England France
Hungary and all Europe with force, to overthrow
and exteimnate the ssserters of sbsoutism and to
tabh the liberty q Hungary and all Europe. (Chesrsl
The English press those whom regarded second
cousins the water have to recognise
full brothers, and England furnishing the there
are men enough in America who would repair TO the
battle nelds Of Europe; who commanded by their
officers under the star spsnged banner with the
ring rife and The Texan yell. would drive Cossack and
ahsolutism out of Europe state this TO show you that
Europe now locks TO you not only for the arts Of
peace, but for that freedom which has made you
what you are. VIII yeu aid your brothers in
serting their birth right | trust, sir, that
army and navy which has rendered itself glorious
In the achievement and defence of liberties,
WI add TO s ustre by aiding in the achievement Of the
liberties Of mankind. But some may say-non inter
vtntion. 60 say But don't every know that II
Russia had not ntervered that Hungary would have
b,tn feel What nonsense what folly to be deludei
by the cry Of nonntervenion when despots combine
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