The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21

Oscssd Anniversary - Rroasades Chapter
y. q. A., No. ~.
BASnmR rREsx1srArToH AND ADDzEssEs-PRIscrrLB
OF THn oRDBR, Kr0.
n ssconl szzivssraxy chi, Chapter celebrated
isst evening, ct tbs Hope Chapel, Broadway, whea
msnAcsns and tasty bonner presented end the ex
erees Of Interesting and credtsbe descrip-
taoa- nag wsrs introduced By . performance on the
organ. ~ Professor Sisds; after which the Rev Me
Gistts offered an appropriate prayer.
TIA American Qnaxtetss Association attended, and
varied the proceedings asreeaby by several lively
nstiossl pieces of vocal harmony.
The great feature Of che evening however vas the sd
dress 'os the Principles Of the Order" by Mr. ,. W
Bryce, q the FraAAlin Order who gave . manly aud
straight forward expression II their views
Mr.. BsvoE commenced by aiusion to the great
and glory Of Am.rica contracted With all other
nations recorded IN history but turning from these
gratuations be occsdsa ask how ob cations
those rocks ami shich thressened TO strand the
bark Of sste'the consider srion OF which question
brought him TO the particular OBJECT Of that discourse
Evoy candid ana honest man must admit that though
but fifty wears had To- ked upon our growth As
nation eur horizon h4a been catkensd The Of
d1eunon lad echoed ABOVE The OF srcs
The Lessons % wlsdom which they bequeshed had
neglected until bao the very evils which George
Wa htngton Rad predicted threatening and De
eructitr The haeiu, infuences OF party spirit had
spread like Festeece tie land, and the national
honor had been forced sacculnb TO its d msnds A
state OF things like hs rst called ths Order into exist
tnce it~ organiz-d Is not for party strictly
speaking for poitea purposes It's objects we're not
selfeh- they were not p-tuoced Tue slur whic5 had
been tbrosn sgaps IL false though he free to
coafsw thu last was lees aud selfish There
fore IL was that they fell Tneir purpose to guard
our OWL institutions and educate tho American
youth True II thsy did not preach the doctrine
OF Isvutons 'po sppoed all Foreign organizations in
oar midst ~ho set thu mscvss up above oas
and aimed ~ cor tloig our elections They believed
much danger Was 10 bs spprehsnded from these but
they were not opposed them they orsn
on the contrary tbey ready extend all who
deeired to unite win them place for their altar and
hreeidc for ever ~ plause) Who had not observed
episode In this history within the twelve
months He tauo.o 10 the History oilthat wonderful
man Louis Kossu'n See MN spoeaIipg to the Germans
In behalf Of bis pe,ncious doctrines in
prvae ci cular ca all their feengs with
view to oontrl The then coming now past Presiden-
uL election. skd 70 involve us In European And
let be noted tf ri these Germans had already among
them numerous poll csl clubs looking TO that very pc
Icy aua say whether IL NJ not time put Americans
on their guard o the schemer and tue dema
gogue foreign nst' who sought to mpsrl their
toBsi safety for his isEs they said thus far and
40 further" They objected TO engraft pure repub
lcarism the dogma socialism atheism the host
OF oeneeone snr which Had uefortunateiy euad able
but i,guided aavocate ny thsm They preferred
Law and order to the barrcades and bayouet red
publcsns Npplaoer cntre was yet another inf aence
meie subtle ana powerful than ali to contend With The
meant the Roman Catholic Church That it was grasp
ing and ambitious, they kpe THAT it demanded al
igiance and Obedience from its servants inconsistent
with the duties Of AM CT liens they satisfied
Its members were rapidly IN sing among u.s. its
smeesres filled land Tue Jesuits were mutipl sing
and believed h have special mission In regard to
their church to establish the propaganda and
sUemept the OF Rome and he hesitated sgy
they would po the Poser OF Rome toe most dang
Toe OF our repub can institutions. at the time,
Zone advocated wsruly religious Liberty and
COM OF coincidence than h. United Order OF Americans
and while they dia not think 1t could harmonic with
our institutions IN il IL repuhlicanized itself there
was much In the Roman Ca solc faith pure holy
tor honest men to coodemu i put against
lis iyranr les it, and its the Order
would war ipgly the Of civil and religious
nbefty Trtir nisson vas IN social we'll political
lite and they Deprecated dsgraseu viency to
foreign celebrities In this alluded to the
reception OF Dickens and hackeray and contrased with
them and the agt.fo kossuth the unassuminS and
eing conduct Of the youthful patriot of Ireland whose
brilliant tale ns had render him object Of admra-
ton who bad suffered much. and than the HRn
gatan exile ana ptsnce Of death Esoapipg he mo.
detuy came among torm aud asop:ed a prof ession
heaever he moved honest hearts and udg nents
followed HIM with wishes for his and prosperity
lie aiudec OF course to Thomas Fraocs Mesgher; aud
euch on the United Order OF would Always
be rsady TO welcome . bruther.
The preeeDta.on of the ner by the Grand Sechem
Epw. b. Brush followed who delivered suitable and
explanatory address The banner is very beautiful
enc, representing sioe the engagement bet
the frigate 'Consfttui fonn old lronsideen from
which the Chapter takes IL name the British fri
gate GufIier surmounted title Beneath are the
letters o. U. A, portrait OF Washington and Captain
.Estabisbeo Dectnb 20th, 1850 On the other eide
Ii sieS orical pece-ooe Of the order introducing
sailor BY the result OF that (Which
nom h question the right OF ss.roh the
Goddess Of Liberty. and the In criptons,
1--WE su ear to keep thee great sud tree.
Colum -, Land oil Liberty
"PGtr oti N, h,r'ty and Harmony"
The eaobem OF the Chspt,r W j Weiss, on it8 recep-
ton, delivered q responsive address
Some music and forcibIe, but brief address from
stephen Mum. OF New Jersey, concluded the exer-
discs. and the audience separated.
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