The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

aowed dragons teeth which sprung mn around him
over the SOIL do Not give birth armies but wealth
sno peace and civilization Such the change produced
that the author OF Rip Van Wrinkle who has
the banks Of the Huson has abundant materials nov
for similar volume equal interest In the
present with the past rejoice that claim citizen
ship with those whom around me- and this is the
beautiful peculiarly Of our confederacy that wherever
60 from Nisgara 20 the Rio GrAnde from the At
lantic to the Pacific, always at home We
have \ d~rtiny and erent mission to fuAi; and ii
the experiment are now making falls the last hope
Of earth Il lost. Ii becomes III, therefore,
not to confne our vision 20 sectional Views but TO
lock at the whole Unien the anchor of safety at
home, and as our pride abroad, wherever we may 70
whos Union We are thirt y-one states; we have q
common language, common history and common
glory tAat ought to the heart OF every American
Hitherto, IN times Of difficulty and Of dsnger, have
known no North, po South, no ksst, no West / need
mot refer you to the time when the blood Of the
south fowes freely Massachusetts, In this State
for tho comeon country and when the men the North
quitcd tho chile alton BY playing the same part In the
South Such bond Of union But, in these lat
ter days, enemies have sovn tsres among the wheat
while good mon slept Tho men Of the North Of former
days thought Washington aud his associates fit compa
Mons for them. II seems thero now In the
North Who entertain different opinions Tas government
formed after long ard anxious deibcraon may not be
the best that could be deysed bat destroy IT. ard
you will replace II by another comparable to it.
Attempts have been made 10 contruo tho constitution diff
frenty from fathers and chcanery has been used in
giving the by 10 what does not chime with local feel
Ing while there h RIG csacisn q the obsorvances Of
the other psris. but You viii not do thsyou who
qure that every officer of the law from the house
officer 10 the President Of tho United States shall
to support the corstitutionnot abstraction, but
practical thing-not In part but whole-not
Law to De dsrorded and another 10 be carried out
some think that they Ii the councils the
this world they would made IL better than rs
(Laughter) u tsn good enough world for mo, aud SO
or the constitution II Ii the proud heritage Of
father bought with their blood and II loyal to It
therv Is limit TO the future destiny Of this nation
when look on this city, that few years ago was
nioru<s With scarcely house upon II for human hsb-
tatiou, s4e how has sprung up under government
wch rewards virtue and gives encouragement TO In
hyIsty E.v vl~ba nd xNr
ob4ering) hut FOR It's fostering and protection
this vsll.y would be now IA II was whom Il was
wandered o7er by the Indians and the bear Destroy
th nov, all tho inconccvshie horrors
Of international must follow There Ia telling into
such a eaamity. Cast aside the counseis Of men who
say the Union i curse and who teach ycu 70 evade s
early fathers no lived whsa tho coupu siop.-
Cd and 700 vii sec that they regarded binding In
all hs rarta Union q charity and Affection aud
forbearanco II The Union h.d been formed at
the time q tho revolution there would blvc been border
wars and fsays a. In Eope instead cf the cultivation
Of tho soil tho devclopeacnf q mighty aud
the erection Of monuments q civilization and peace
ssy. then, transmit the unioo 70 The latest pc@terty.
Mr. Graham then Withdrew arlidst loud cheers.
Mr. CsrrTEros, being vcciierorsly casied for, came
forward and said
MI. carrrRNpEs's srEEcH.
Tie demonstrations Of kindness l have received In
Western New York, mako feel ~ IL among
my own Kentucky fHends. ] trust this .ravel Is not
cniy Of pleasure t. but of instruction. in
that 1t makes feel deeper regard for common
country Before tha csiuicd every scr. Of IL my
amsnjtLs 0. citizen of The United Ststes l. somsthng
moro than a dead letter. There IL tal!smau in tho
words, hmoricsn citizon" {Grcat choorias)
Whoever raises HIS haod 60 upset the sacrcd bond Of
union, et him fad IN you an enemy snd an opposer
(Lovd che@sal WM you let any man tear the great
charter bJ vhlch fathers made ouei (Crles
Of Never +" Iever,n "n.ver.n) We arr in feeling
onc in blood one In angusee and 10 The sentouis
Of freedom. Who made tho constitution, Not
staie hut all the States. II great compact Of
affection and u .aorlo-i betvcn them Aud shall each
This l. incisrn political scrcsy ! vas grown man
bef.rei heard any ai-ousaion about the vnor Nov,
told IL !. bargain With heli and nccoIap by
death and he'll Such be extraordinary things that
fsnaticie,n gvos uttcrnnor TO My r.ods u i tue ark
o. .y IN vhich are ssrnorT uP not on, our liberties
country can bs rosd onjy iy passing through IL
sec fersnsts end na;ivss scsttered from tho
Atlantic tc tho boy q San frnctco yet all blending to
p,shcr We r,s9s up q tho fnos; giori-
Gus msts,isr Tho ene-cctlc from among rau Snd
hcis aJd though they spTnng from different
tiey soon u;ouL,e Lie American mould and
the sgS q tie world concentrated In this FREQ
couairJ ihavo cncyei the day IN the besuty of your
i:y before yen. TIE railroads and csrsds that pass
through your city s identity yco 9Th all the great
source o. commercial wealth ~ J0u Desrl- your
selves the centre of Agricultural rG.espriso huf whcu
Tie eont np!ssd eusrgo1s'nt 4 tho sric Canal Il
plstej th,n will tho n your prosperity b. full
hr c. eouclulcd y ssyog 10 ~ould never fo-ct their
toptslay and klnins. Here oino chests wcrc given
ft Old Kentucky and Esoy shouts fo Henry Clsy, ani
siRo niur chsCrs fur Tho unlor
qhc PreeSeat aud mnnters Of tas cabinet then With
drew, and tho crowd di7FetScd shortly aftct ons
20 sasndia dianer, al the syracuss House The Mayor
PRECEDED and the President Snl bis party it ut either
hsnd TIE President retised ssr'y besorc any soaAts
givn
The sAvoa srcsc aaa soid--I tcl rrcst pleasure In
rrvpc.lng this ;Sa.t The unrd ststas u this happy
rcTubir-our glorious Uucu nov and fos ever"
1hc toeat was rooolyed With treat cuihusisai
Judge Lswrenco responded A. i,Ilo~s
frKRCu of JUDGE IAwRBNcg
WHIT AK. vould we 10 Without the unon' an
not 30 cid the gentleman Who, to-day B1ii be had
ps,zt hcnrd Il The UniOn tiii he w.s . naa povvr
heal ~ 4 W I.
0tle and upwards. (brzL lsnasiter) y the UniOn "
% - stehsd vha. - . have ir place ofi' Would
aEprutl statts' VI would have eonvnGtleu suoh
We haT lately hefe ~hero & our ois,eos aid
a NV oesl cot q the carsi What n The game TO bel
What H. the hEmp card voice, +" kIt-vsa will be
IP LlSss; H. TGsS y 'I SsS.
ttlc 0f hnfcfg' (Rckrs r laughter glad
that hi demo0rstion las tsken prce her tor this cy
b,icvtd, n ditsucc 70 ~ ~. foop. o' ccrtan
party and thslf sgltStiou. hope tho deussU vil no
icrsr pr vaH sIG thai ~ nsu VII know that 80 sre
people prrsod q uphold the lsE goycrn"scat With
eu, uIit pcu-n ~ govtruDrft without l.besty for
without gistsd bcrty thor u no liberty Al al SHALL
ve st.iis dovt ths conel and bpia 4. roos MOI
We a-v every nass q "a for tne consufgtcn Il h.
HeEt vhSs snd a. nccr.ts ani thcse " parties are
sut1va sEs,s ~ we - ~ 2, ,S S1e on soe
nssthe bohds thst rate "a togethcr-shau be bAcssed
tot
tn. grntiyusa having thus eaucOJsi the bsnd struck
ur IN. Star spenstea banner
~ Meyer lFa'rrvontu sh,n eavc tne Toast =" ha-
lstd lluOrtt thr III ~ficu. q ~" united ffAt0a"
Tho tcsst was reoclccd 9Th much cn,bosi,su', the
coa,aary rsinG 10 thsu I'D.
M y. D H'iIaa rc.pcn,cd. lie said -
srgrcff or NR MILLS
am proud q ncc hcre to-day the Prcsideot ~ ths
unasd sIatcs members - hIs uatrioos csbt
nct Aod. whlo differ With them msuy political
rrnts 4 Ans happY uhsL therr y oouimnr RrOund
which We can rn,t. thst u. Or tt-se atsses
] never vu'sJ for srd Fillmore, arr q his rsrty,
tat thank ny Gcd he hss tcco found equal " the
asty tax np0-od or him W the recent emergency.
(Aprisuss We e-~e IL Ia great moasurr " him and
the dAtirgyfi he'd sho accompany him here that
the r'a,an L. tlst saved. hhali ooncuts W giving
sentiment - The strroisry &C the htvyNorth Osro-
uns r,s.t iitinE1rished ssn.~e han bis words
of union A. bright harbins,-r "a us future from the
sunny south
Tbe toasi VA received 9Th great cheering
Ma ssAnAs IN responding ssld -
ER. 9RAHAN's sprGscu.
There Il thing that occurs % me. Here Ar>
not far from the Canada frcstct and thcrs 10 any