The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-07

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bearing ssvwai banners. Altar tAsa came the
Lowell aslsCAuaa. The thad divisisa hsadsA
~ ths Nsw York delegation, whs present.
- hns appearance. They were aktAgashsA
aFen the sthsn BY badge their bssAsts with the
vads, 'Sons Of Portsmouth, New York, inscribed sPon
II and bore banner which the srns of the State
Wsro represented.
Ts following are the ramss Of ths MArshAls and Aids
~ he different divisions
W.. Dssssser A J B.cs, Esq, and cApts J. H. Jacks
Ssocsd DIVISION : Robert LAfsvsr, william sss and
Thssd Diussio~ r. Wendell. D. B. swassy, J. W.
l9favsr and Archibald A. Peterson.
The last division Was followed by company Of boys
~ oldest Of whom lot over hftesn years Il ago
u.asr the command Of Master Rand. Next cane the
citizens Of Portsmouth, followed by the industrial process
Ssns orn.%snlss WIN The soa or smslsms Of <. di
neut tIsdss-brokayers shp carpsntsrs, rigsers tin
smiths, printers. eAulkers, csbiDstmakers. 10 That
representing the chip appSo srsa
ted with models Of vessels built BY Mr. Raynsr On
II we're the following inscription
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Portsmouth, ships A No. l. .
ship Carpenters Of Portsmouth. Their work speaks
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Az the ears neatly decorated with evergreeas.
AAgs and inscriptions. Among them was one specially
asssrv'ng OF notice II vas surmounted b. row es.t
rgged . ship, srd named after the Father Of his
COunry Another had printing press and printers
st ~ek throwing OF copies Of the following admir- able
oatA0r Vt The celebrated sayings Of Mrs. PArtngten-
WELCOME TO THE WANDERERS.
Brothers, fros life's retrearns,
Gathering here IN ioyoas meeting,
Lstsn to cordial greetisg,
Borne spon the breeze along!
Welcome il the salutatisn,
Welcomed wakes acslAn alton,
Welcome! 10 the glad ovation,
Poured in strains Of joyous song
Come from lifes encounter turning,
Come where homes bright fame is burning,
Come where loving hearss are yearniDg
Al their wealth. tor on 70 shed;
Come the wasted years rsdeeming,
Realize your ardent dreaming
az tbs days and joys long asd-
Though those sesnos ye',s long forssken-
Paths diverse from ours haze taken
Still sdberiUg And I'M shaken
Love he's Traced your wendertngs wide,
Ever in - stsssgth unbroAen,
And year names wherever spoken,
Joined with many an honorsa token,
Feelings wsAsd Of JOY and pride.
Time his trsses has impaired
10 the ysusE and bsOyAnt hearted
Who from us in spring sias parted,
And our brsws his blossoms mark;
But, though fate sur course shall sever,
Well sbate renen brasoe Asver,
etll enduring on forever
Lows bright ray shsn ns'er grow dark
Welcome, then, with joyous greeting,
Lst glad hsssrs crown eur meeting,
Cgowdibg present moments, hsetiDg,
With the Spirit OF the Past;
All forgot be care and sorrow,
Let NJ net ore arrow barrow
From the dark culver Of to morrow,
At our ha ,pinsxs to cast.
The of tho press seated ia q baroacAe,
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