The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15
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American had cleared from hat had
left visible the field Of anguish and death How years
how many thousand years-did that distant
from the which before me cloud chcers) How
different distinct the sentiments which oversbadow-
ed that gloomy time from those which then Lit up ing
breast and which was charged by the Queen my
reign to express to the President and people of the
United States (Applause) Gentlemen do assure you
that the thought Of this contrast flashed upon V
heart sw,lled with pride at the glorious nature of
the mission which had been entrusted to
tcleers) l enyied at that moment military
qnsror and lifting " my eyes 10 the sacred mount
whtre III stands eGihce justly regarded by AmeM
cans as their temple Of peace and concord invoked
the spirit Of tie ilustrious dead adjured the spirit f
the great American whom Of his biographies has
described ~ pre-cminently the English gentleman
favor the endeavors England sons
who came TO that spot with the desire to recon
cue the children q those who fought al IRE nton York
town TO that old county in which still TO be found
the tombs and trophies Of their early fathers (checrs
subsequently,. visited Baltimore viii y aothinr of
the kindness With which you received me But shah
ttlyou where again breathed the praye which have
just alluded II was at the foot Of that column whioh
you have built ~ monument OF your trumphs in war;
lut which stands LEI me tell you, in city which is in
itself far glorious monument Of your trumphs
peace-(che, rs-and then conceived and deternines
10 carry out that idea which your toast, that am
replying TO- expresses SO happily and so kindly repays
me tor. (Chcers) Yes gentlemen, il did seem 10
that there difference between the conduct which
should be adopted by the man who cponed to take
IN formal correspondence between two small and dis
tant courts and That man who had the desire to esk
i.h Geographic communication between two gr, at ana
kindred -(oheers)-it did seem to me that the
United States Of America did not present 4 thea
tre for the diplomacy q red tape-(cheers and
writes but in cypher-Q Daughter r)-aud which as Mr. De
TaeyraBd has sad always speaks Ia the language
acppted to conceal the thoughts (Laughcr) Thought
that you Americans people wao would understand
and appreciate the man who stepped out from the dark
covert Of ehca and stood side by side with you
en- the plain, broad platform Of social intercourse.
Cheers Your cheers. the sentiment which your Presi
den, has just given and the universal and hearty wa-
which have everywhere received all convince s
that was rights hundred times right (Applause1
II Is true that have received invitatisu
similar to that which brings here and which how.
" he0ith
my ayoeations render i possible probable that it viii be
similar convivia meetings TO this. (Cries Of no nsl
But the present engagement has been long tand-
ing ia agrc, able to me TO end nv course Of -ood
fellowship with your intelligent and kind hearted csun-
trymen on the spot where it conspicuousy begsa-
(Cheers) At all events, however the plan which
adopted, and which, far my strength and abhitv
would permit have executed IL stl much cherished
by me, MS it Is approved Of by you. shall alv sys
rejoice at having pursued it; and indeed, believe
that II has in small degree tended produce q
perfectly different feeling between two countries
nom that which previously existed (Cheers) NeveG-
theies am no orator gentlemen, and If my words have
ever reached your hearts II il bccae they rush waraY
from my o'n (Checrs) have not attempted -
speak State papers this like occasions cheers ana
aughter)nor do now con every word that paseos
my lips with the idea Of guarding 1t against the posi-
hty of being twisted turned into directly
foren to my nearing. (Chscrs) have thought
that was addressing waehiul enemies have aiwnys
fcit that speaking TO intelligent loyal fre nds
was right. (Cies q yos) You say yes Thank yos
knew IL. II would lie impossible for 70 teu
you how innumcruile are the proofs which have re-
oeyeo, and daily receiving Of this fact such prscS
viii ever bc most dear 70 me (Checrs) Nor have they
served Ever through my life which from INV earliest
years has been before the public, have opposed wrong
and def' q injustice but have willingly offended
any class sect or and wheucycrf
lave done 70 individually have always been ready
With manly explanation, 'r frank apology. (Gheers9
Thit conduct has won some small considerations frca
men all parties Ia my country am equally proud
70 say has ore the In (chccrs)-anA
IN the continuation II my amongst you
Nhch mas but one, one one object o' strengthening
the friendly ties between two nations-( (cheers>-
should at any time he unhindy misrepescnted or us
generously attacked such conduct totally AZ variance
with the general character your nou people not
give me the slightest (eheers for can whfos
no better defence than that which shall immediately
hrd In your own pullicc opinion (Appause) Yes gen.
u'mtn tay your public opinioo-fCr whatever mag -
Tie Nnds that agstc that deep forever stirred By
the proud sririt If intellect and thought no small scn
mcrt Or unworthy motive minges with its aighH
Lilops. (ChcCfs) And here now and forever IL,unch
those sr,0t my character with The Confidence
q mariner who kiows the the element 10
which he conidcs his fortune. cloud applause)
IN rply t. :, niiruent NJ Martin Feiauhar Tuppex
oppressed hs ihaiAs u appropriate manner aud
lrt wedgcd III superior gratitude to the Author
Good lie alluded to thst international loving kindness
Which le ayowtd - - main errana a. his life; ana
,ey happily brought IN a. iioraces prupheticai desorip
tou y England aud America IN they relation of nothcS
and claild,-
. ua,re p,chra fiia palcbicr"
le followed ~ relating striking incidents Of the
gccd feeling Which peivade hc "a country 10 favcr a
hcs iiustrous cfSifng. one cannot fAil 90 give
va, thst The Royal Naval School a; Greenwich
h@d inserted the welt known ballad 10 Brctler
Jorathan In collection published Cor the Of the
ie!a4 navy Tho speaker tLen paid an eloquent os~-
IhmcGt q ths ltogaiur of Amorea-her pnots states
nsn hstoraus, and divincs lie reoiccd no sid that
. lnsUlaT Amrtira and Continental EaGisud"
Intimately am ustIaray nicrnnglel ia tnc aushor-
cal prcduCt.gIs a. the human mind, u vel rs haspa
lcgc.cr ny the s'rcuscst ties q and religcu
Lineage, laws aud language AlNtytiug tu he wise pcly
II such assocaiiUns the one before Linn H. in,tr,oad
Il ktp ofcth, the rcura of tho past that they mar
nnciy TIE present, and bc an Cncoura xement 10 good
ara vntbipe ppalu.t .yl TN the st,s,rs M" an,'
M nttd t,scrty upon the vandal ~ the Rriti@h
it9.ls' una'r t,n.'al tos ~ burning tbs national
Nf III tnA.n