The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-07

| hill top Of our ocean bound republic
Animated by tine principles which achieved our indie
psndenca needs but little OF the orbcaranoo self he
NAL and heroic endurance which gave to early strug
ge for freedom their and glory 70 render the
valuable; TO crown the patriotic efforts Of 1862
reassert the principles and policy which The stability
and prosperity Of our nii'n'ions depend with victory
as auspicoua aa that which fret established thein and
secured rom kings and potenaies Acknowledgment
Of their separate and independent existence Very ro.-
h lectfolly yours, J. y. BOSWORrH.
FROM MAJOR GENERAL JESUIT, u s. ARMY
WAsn~aros Cry July 3d. 1852.
0entlemen--I received several days ago your invita-
lion in teha OF the Society Of TDmany TO join In is
celebration q the approaching national anniverary on
the 9th instant Responding most cordially TO the patr
approving entirely Of the objects proposed t. be attained
by the society hoped until this morning TO be able TO
unite with you In the celebrations but now ind TO my
regret that circumstances beyond my control put il out
At the present moment when associated dcspotism has
trampled down everything liberal the continent of
Rnrope-when q disposition is manifested by than
one of the great powers TO interfere politically with the
States this continent, and by of them at least,
with domestic affairs has been shown by the
tempt of member Of the British parliament to organise
opposition to laws-our country occupies most
apopsibc position in s bearing upon the progress Of free
Institutions and the political regeneration of every other
people To maintain ts just nhueT here wei az in
Europe harmony and perfect union among States aud
! people are iDdjs penfabe
To demonstrate the political truth that il capable
Of selgovernmen in the mission contdcd by Providence
to the American people, in the severe ordeal through
which they have recently passed they have shown them
i
the broad principle which lies the bottom OF nstitu
tons thnt the Union Of the States the result Of
lgbtened compromise. and sensible thnt the Union
be maintained successfully only in the epirit in which 1t
originated leaders and Of every shade OF political
opinion with the most patriotic devotion to the coun-
| try and its institutions have, with the exception
ct an ipconfdenbe faction chcorft and in good faith
sacrificed upon tho altar OF the country party interests
sectional feelings long cherished sympathes aud honest
prciricesthe problem is solved and here Mt least
hns hown HIM elf capable of self government The
stitution has come out Of the conflict strengthened by
the shocks to which it has been hcctcdits principles
having been thoroughly discussed BY the people are bet
ter understood and the binding obligation OF ts
\ promises arc everywhere acknowledged.
To preserve it in its wholesome ard just action -hod
be The aim q every patriot and can imagine no more
certain WY q so maintaining and prcermg It, than by
the union Ct the grea democratic republican party
posed by the ocety That party IS the true national
parity IL has been the abctor of domestic faction,
nor the apocgist Of foreign enemies but has been found
under all circumstances a. am it ever will be found
! in any emergency. on the side of the country.
Thanking you. gentlemen and through you the Society
Of 1anmany for the honor conferred upon me by your
out the loudabc objects you have in view subscribe
eileen TIL. $. JEsUP.
FROM EX-GOVERNOR wIIIIAMc BoucK.
FuLTos June 20. 1852.
Cent? men-I flank you for your polite invitation
under date Of The 18th ns unto with the Society OF
Tamnany, Columbian Order" in celebrating the
| ensuing nations birthday
II would give great pleasure to be with you on an
occasion interesting but regret 70 say will not be
convenient for me TO accept your invitation.
The democratic party had it, origin in The formation of
the constitution and took its position the side of lc
ralrrincrcs and the most enlarged freedom OF the poo
pie An eSperiercc Of more than sixty years has fully
demonstrated The sound and correct views of the rcpub
| Ecans Of that early period
The democratic party has throughout been essentially
national in its principles and. by strict adherence To
| the constitution has given stability to the Union
sectionali and secession herecs that do not be-
long to the democratic creed and should ba buried
| deep, as to be hey ond the reach Of resurr, ctoa
The platform recently adopted by the national demo
congratulate you that II rlomise to unite tho broken
lafn MS Q, once p,dte par.y Away yicorions when
Pierce and King promises TO restore the power OF the
ycrrment to democratic rule.
In my alsence. gentlemen; Offer you The following
: Lewis CASA ripe statesman distinguished for abb
Titles Of high order and for great Gley to the public
nerest-Nht'htr III public or private life grateful
people will long remember his brilliant services .
Receive for yonrstycs, individually assurances Of my
! regards. Yours, Sc. WM. {. BoUCk.
From HON wM. ii. GwIN, OF CALIFORNIA.
SENATE CHANBrR. }
| WhsniN"roS. June -. 1862
Gcntlcmen-I have tho honor to aeinoWc lge the re-
cept Of your pelitc invitation TO participate with you in
celebrating the approaching Anniversary of our National
independence which roget to say will be out Of my
power TO accent ~ public engagements will require my
T,.ree III iLis city But gentlemen my heart will be
with yen en- that csrc occsionon that glorious day,
80 admirably calculated 70 nitrate the union Of the
! graf Jepptionn Iusiy tna lay the foundation of
triumph q prnerles nevm defeated when that party
After 'rrd, ring through you gentlemen to each
hrotrr Il your venerable ofder. my respectful
acknow'cdgt mths beg 10 present the following sen
The Tammany seSlcty, Ct Columbian Order May
The council fires a American liberty blaze free and high
in the old democatic Sgvia, until they aud
hald The barbpgers Of union and victory by every
Generate between the Atlantic and Pacific shores
WM NJ GwIN
FROM HON. ISAAC 1oucEy or CONNECTICUT.
TAsniaG1oS, July ., 1862
Ccntlcmtn-I have the pleasure TO acknowledge an in
y.taticn from The soces Of Ialrmany to unite with
them in celebrating the ensuing anniversary of the
regret my INABILITY Consistently With other dues)
10 accept the invitation Nothing would give greater
pleasure than to unite with this ancient aud patro,
Society ON such an occasion and especially at this i'm
potant and may add propitous period when 1t seems
to be the nearly spI reaching destiny the republic TO
emerge entirely from the cloud which has long hung over
IT. and having aitain it present exalted potionb by the
ooundos enc ~ q nee minda TO pursue its onward
Isulicn sentiment which is the first aspiration Of
every American heart -
The Cnon- the contamination aud Growing Glory Of
independence LIT II be made perpetual by the observ-
nnce Of strict iust.co ami uptanhod faith towards all
he members Of the coAfcdescy. am, most respect
fully ISAAC TOUCEY
ILcn nos MARCOS MoRToS, EX-GOVERNOR OF MAS
sAcHrsETTs.
Conference.-The honor Of The in,sii onS y ,b isya
gany society join them the celebration of the en-
.nips anniversary Of the nations birthday opauccd AZ
now pending highly appreciated by me- felt a
strong dcsrc in the time honored hall of this ancient in
democrats Of the Empire State and the Empire CITY, and
my inability TO accept your invitation great self
This national anniversary may well be employed for two
purposes which though diverse both auabs The one
bury party differences and celebrate in sentiments conn.,
mon 70 ALL the freedom the prosperity, and the glory of
tue nation The other TO incucae nd promote hose DO
oa ,nc les which democrats VIC believe form the
foundation 81 that freedom prosperity aud glory and al
though sbali be engaged In the former purpose trust
bal be guilty neither Of insincerity Inconsistency in
as-uIire ycu that would be gratifying re I'M
dsr 3oul auspices t. be engaged la the latter
However pleasant and patriotic II may be 10
crate he virtues and sacrifices and sufcrrgs OF orr re-
Ycutorary ancestors and TO dwell upon those general
topics inwnich all Gyrvc yet when favorable nj oppor
I 70 disseminate those great princi Of democracy
Tea We deem essential 20 tho progressive happiness of
ffo bhunn family and IN establish and cement that
Gen 81 the advocates Of those principles which IL ncee
saiy - btir restoration aud pemanercc prcaontcd
Icltical Gu'y and ntsrest require rs % haprcYei.
hc arcsous result OF the late Democratic National
tcnUEton opens 20 vide door for reconciliation and
union that no WHO d. tircs the success OF lcmccrac
ItEcllof rem fLd an excuse fer emitting TO enter Tho
nsunef q he noinroon wei the ernntnt quail
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