The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
Commemoration Of the Landing Of the
Pilgrim Fathers.
celebration Of tho 2sad Anniversary.
RELIGIOUS OTHER EXERCISES
Grafton, Tribute to the Memory
of Daniel Webster,
&C., SO, SO

Plymouth rock, celebrated by the New Eugland So
ciety yesterday II also the forty anniyer
sary Of that association in this city Ths New England
flag oated from the Astor House. but It half mast
In respect to the memory of Daniel Webster. A large
OF persons assembled in the evening in the
Broadway Tabernacle to participate in the celebration
and listen to the oration, pronounced by the Rev Dr.
William Adams, Of New York. Thax proceedings were
opened by the New York Sacred Harmonic Society sing
ing the chorus from Samson
Then round about the starry throne
u anr Him VINO ever EnSs ssn sSIs s, ou
| And triumph Death, and thee Q fine"
Prayer then offered by the Rev. DR. Potts after
which Mr. Nash executed the .cene from Eleutheri:-
THE PILGRIMS PLYMOUTH.
ro a he sss s 1ny p %
the yrants Of the Eastern world would shadow all the
open wide thy gates and lot the Star of Froedsm
the who have sought light and stand
before them beundlees wids.
The President-M II. Grinncll-introducsd the Rev.
Mr. Adams, who delivered the
GRAFTON.
by what secret sympathy gentlemen of the New Eng
land Society and ladies and gentlemen we drawn to-
gethcr this day Of the calender II is more than
fond attachment to the place Of nativity though the
memory OF the bemes and haunts Of childhood be
bright beyond an Arcadain scenery Chiefly is IL the
honest conviction that the event which this day cee
related TO che general progress
happiness Of the human Were provincial pride
paronymc preten the secret motive OF our ceebrs
on the it abandoned the better but if be
true believe that the small company which landed
from the May Flower in 1920 important link In
the long drama Of human history II their faith fortituds
and success were destined TO tell bevond tbamsva a
aAN e 80 ~ . w -. M 'ee"ee aua
the 'ns' upon III seneranohs ana upsn all lands then
is there man, wherever born, who has greater
eaoffu in tnax,
i0s' N'sN - = 'A. aAo'.' anu so
long as we STUDY tne ways oil providence with phloso
phic comprehe hension and kindly hearts we shall
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90 ~ other from modarn nb,lnsonhv poa hi, aau
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;vad We have often xisbed that Mltnn "a bhy
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nest reiision Bv an effort OF inn sgias on .t
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nhyn n,.Ioa,aspa7oY y sha,i,, asy.,,I ~ spy,sns pe,s
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;anaant ON man who vrota w;eh g. ;sh;
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e s;, @ .fa,mers hv .e,na., ,b w sh 1sno..ilways
ssa' Nj ,ra ,nrst c3ne;Ssrr So III am al -
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no. ~ Nv ,bs french nh,,osonbar az sa,soia " m,s
tr b hon veil snosan os a. tbs dauehtsr ~ IL, "a
1870 & he Scbtsaal bss ta,meS H. s,1s AZ ~ @ t % i
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l,;s and tho Lo,s sn,S.ca ans d.a,b or sasa, 4; ~
- ~ nararnad hv inc not,nt Christiap res,on tbor.
- sa,.L ~ show ho. rcligion ras ia nrsot fnni.
autI innine which led 10 The ~ Evil
snd pa,ig;ous liberty In the Rov,l Miseua at Stoct
| ho,m ~ nressry,d the small Latin Rihe M Iu,b.ra
n,ias carried from GERMANY bv do nhnsard
yaIl tbs orec,ous relic be sred with anal. vena
,st,an be history of modern lines Ia tnc bstory af IN.
srss nhe because this hook il Elaic Che vlshs svmho
and the Church itself Cbrsteober Conmhns IA not
S;scoyor tbis continent within fan ycsrs afsr ths
| rreat reformation Of Luther. hut fbis ne1 world
va In the msts of tbs oeean od ne
unEnown until tbe aus oieoua moment arrived wben
God lifted tbs curtain m the sess ana sorea ant 80
theatre for the developsmept Of raw exstcnce In a,
h,ary theYe Il mot cvoIe so y. tba ns,;od so
IN. ,s,on OF Henry The .shth ayn to tho Rsca,, hIi
snd thaf cycle VA ms1ked Nv reicia, mi, i mn .'
hoard becsnse tbe pone would moi aratif, b wstr,o
nial desires set mn az pope on hjs own account Ts
in sJf will and nassion bnt the of bs
u1iecis was celestial FIRE which was to epIarge ami an
large nn Il woud hurn up every yestige OF desno.ism
anS intoersncs when the Bible had besn for twelve
ysars working on the minds of hs people he saw the
error he had commit in Il 10 BE- pubished
and he nut In death Tyuasl its transstor In tbe snc