The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-05-13

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II w HINT William Hibbard
- D pa,,rd pohert a. CamnheI
~ ~ Caha,n Daniel Horenc,mn
n NTn;tt Dr William Minor
n n Howard Nathan c. Platt
Nelson Dnck worth d. Austin Muir
Iasoh Z 49,, S;oaon BALDWIN
49, A - arrnpan George i Merkjee
willis Hail Jeremy l.. Cross.
Sh.nh.rd Kn,nn Alfred Waostaff
Robert q Wetmore Cornelius Smith,
Csario. ID Sword, William n Drake
49, - Ch;oL.s,o Jobn McIntvre
Iah,, T eye,;dao Erastus Brooks
S1LaSo ph..,s Eranc;s a Guest
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I Isaac F,yers Jacob s Baker.
M. Hopper Mott David J.. Sayre,
Henry Houston yohn 1ar T.,
- w San.oa Edaar T RYDER
Ira Hutchinson, Geo. A. Buckingham,
w Il. Mackrei, John Decker,
Egbert Scudder, J. Bartlett,
Nj. Callahan. Joseph Carlisle,
G. B. Crane Isaac Trimble.
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The president of the evening, DAsIEL Loan
..o -, ,.l;,, ,he chair addressed The ne,tinr
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GENTLEMEN; we are met to-nlgnt 70 eipress
great trait IN Tree governments tnat every one has
his choice and mhy express u, we came mere no.
70 depreciate tue glory on honof Oh any man; pul
we came here 10 DO justice 10 oufseWes' ana tne
man who has administered the Government oil the
country IN the most trying circumsnnces' IN
manner most Acceptable 10 inc moeteonnlcuhR IN
'eresis. lCheers We are come here 70 express
our sentiments with regard To the man VINO was
brought into the Government OF the country under
circumstances exceedingly difficult. lie was called
TO 1t Unexpectedly, and met II with truth and
,,,,sr n', g. honor snd dscsys honorable in
the highest degree. [Applausel IL ia not FOR me. in
the beginning oil meeting hke THIS; 70 s1op Ior a
s, ~. =. -, 80 .,cb ~
por,snee PERM, me. how.yer. 20 open your delibc.
rations by saying that man has been found, taken
from the people and brought 10 the summit Of power
In tins country IN the midst Of ihe greatest oicol
,bIv ,tesrcd me hin Of state through perilous wa
ters and brought il into port 10 stand and take lie
observation. lCbeers.I lie has been faithful,
practical man, not given TO any illusion, not gwen
to any partisan feeling; and In every eSlRency in.
20 which his country called him be has been icund
faithful man who in himself had little oil The
preliminary Of n Statesman, bot good sense He
bad the honesty TO draw about him, without Jeal
Ousy, and keep about him, cabinet unparaleleoi IN
ability. man who met IN tins country the moot
appalling dangers with the courage Of truth, with
fidelity, and With honor. He sought to explain
away thosc difficulties by the simple rule OF faith
fulness, and doing his duty he let consequences
take Of themseives, faithful TO every trust laid
on him by the Constitution and the country.
man who, in regard % our foreign relations, ex-
bibited hrmDtss that invited confidence and pro-
mOted the progress 81 peace. Oihers will speak on
the subject who know more about II than do, bu,
no man can feel more than do; and would ask,
when think OF the glorious men brought into
competition with him, u this Government 81
principle and " II ie Government OF Puncipie'
what principle would you with TO change by
changing MiIlsrd FIllrDoro INooiierous cheering
-, .nn.yss An syso,y-,oxs
Hon. MIR. BErKMAN then read the Addrers aho
Resolutions, which were received and adopted with
tbo warrncst enthusiasm
,sr,h. Add..., - t,.o,,,,;o.. .,r,.,,,l l., 90.
80 ,,,,,,
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The following letters, among others, we're re-
ecved by the Committee Of Arrangements.
T,osv f,o,. q, Senate, cI,,,o, nj yD,io,ra,,
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OssTLsnfs; J have received your letter o. 70.