New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

.be has superior advantages teEard such an eau
homogeneous population and no discOrdsnces between
men of The c1untr, sod Of the cities Tie reputation
of the clever ta OF Boston is ohcri.hed by the peop'
e al earts oil tie State alike. TINS does ut prevail
70 tie sane extent in the State Of NrEYork a. regards
tie r., isriou If Country AID Cry aud IN Penny wanna
usarDle hardly eyei gio!sted that if man makes
rrputs ion in Phlade h be ain nor 20 had favor
u the interior The jealousy Of the rar distrc never
allow Nc them acknowledge merit cn he banks OF the
Delaware The habit of New England and especially
Of Massachusetts, keeps her of talent Pree ninent-
!, before lie world, while in some other States the!
you'd be pu, N The back ground not be heard 10 che
rub.c councils South Carolina, however, e1h'oit'
With Massachusetts, the characteristic Of unl'y IN
favor Of her public If We had more Of It 10 TINS
SAFE 10 ssy the least colossal tent cele6ra)h nail
ftd with tie better portion Of creation, could refresh
historical association eAat the al sentDe IT. and as
.ure uore cordial intercourse between the City and
Country.
The ,eeech Of Governor Clifford at the Plymouth
festival vas particularly good. HIS a'usion to the
f,rce f,ufonsde Of Caleb Gushing touching the march
# his country in Identity with Roman onnexatou-a
5ectrpe which We have already examined az length
was received with due appreciation By Tue aad eace
Mr. Everett was the oIat Of the day if there we're
any selected in particular his speech being the long ~
II exhibited due elaboration every word being written
out and committed TO memor! beforehand success
therefre assured to Mr Everett by such elsosfa ION
We are due admirers of Mr. Everett without being
able 10 discover in him indsputable superiority over
.very Other writer in America either in thought or
language The superiority If style is due in measure
10 he Tine allowed or elaboration and We see no great
wonder in deliberately-prepared speech producing
eject and e,actng applause, when we look at the mass
of good writing in the American Daily Press which is
tuned off, written up twelve one, or tSo O'Clock a!
ri.tt AFTER the tolls and disturbances Of editorial life
during ibe day Il Ee take the scholarship and learning
and uubc experience nov engaged 10 the Press % tds
country wl not sur in comparison With that OF any
other Profession the Sena'e of the nited ares added
hereto Indeed in point of bold generic IDEAS thrown
our devoid Of fear or favor, not polished TIL thc'r
pative force is rubbed away, but hurled on the
psper glowing in freshness, the comparison IS
| altogether in favor OF the IS The politician ms %
please bis constituents and 10 cate this or that sec
ton If country but the editor hose capital ana SUD
scripon st are beyond the I'M &c OF single persons
or places may if he have the power continue TO speak
Ike an inspired giant 10 myriad hearers The politician
too is always or less impressed unduiy Win tue
yalue Of function He believes in Army, and Navy, and
Postofce and Mint and Foreign Missions and all the
Inherited parade Of power by which cunning contryes TO
Gull simplicity But the editor may believe in self-gov-
erpn ept and in the power Of such accidents
The speech of Nlr Sumner was clearly disguised
defense Of biz own course in the Senate But why 50
cpgery If il was proper to speak out boldly do 3D.
without rhetorical miucing aud tiud alegory. NJ.
n iisa N 1nir "a =
and got Oh half through as ge any body VITO pre-
ced,d him whose superiority be 80 unnecessarily d.
frred. Then Mr. Yeadon ran out to sea, and We could
rot follow him. Like true sou'h Caroioa POLITICIAN
be atpeared 10 thiDk that Calhoun, Clay and Webster
DID rythDg: be DID not say they MANFRED all the
land buit all the houses launched all the ships wrote
ali he books, edited all tie newspapers, made al the
railroads. cor s,ructed all the teegraphs and crea'ed
ard carried the destiny of the country-but he iu-
f.rred il from bis Hnalayah peaks Of eulogy. Mr.
Yesdon is ike Mr Chcate, aud Mr Everett, aud o'her
rolincans in their oyer.estimate of political men aud
political things they feb to the depth of their line ald
ten think they have found the bottom Of the sea.
Mr. o god, of this City. spoke for New-lork very
abs, sid touched upon the inner life which does no;
appear in the out,de glare Of public or fashionable dis
play
It's net our intention to critse the speakers on ne
occasion inquesion farther than 10 aude to the excel
lept manner IN which Mr. Warren presided. His good
trinor vas eXha berant and great nsprer oil &c III
others After the session had lasted four or five
lMrs. Mr. Warren gave The Press as toast, and
called on Nj Fuller If The Nele-York Mirror, 10 re-
sroud Now We see DO imperative reason for toa'tin.
tie press at public banquets but il it toasel il should
h done In decent tilne and due notice should be gwen
10 whatever EDITOR to respond Preparation on such az
eccsio WIS Necessary md the editor in question vas al
cv,d n,ne and yer! properly decnedo address beyond
adozcn words 10 the company. We have it may BE-,
certain part y Tor the press. but Uhe We esk NJ hin.
fr Il ~ such occasioDs take nothing lees that u de
serves Fu!ly respecting the talent now involved IN th
profession y . co not Gaze It set aside for mere
function which few wears of reform may abolish, wh'
n, press viii never be- abolished The press which VA
so ,ea;,d II tie Plymouth Celebration is the life an
soul Of that celebration. Not thousand people would
LIow Of tie pakers names periods wthoutih the press
hut now twice ten million IN read il. Full hgc hun
died thousand readers II Ina TEIBUsE alone sill pe-s'
H. The Pres: the King # Labor Machines. Dli i
net 20 strike the company present as hey twenty
five Rerortels al work within feet of The PresdeBf
Kpuorter.-nen i education who, besides the orliliy
srt OF wiring have the clbaistc siols by which l,
hottest quicaest words are seized AMI dashed th'
uarer. sId the orator who addresses Two thousand
is enabled 70 adde's twenty millions, all mon
MIDI Tie Pres, 700, when hating inirtisc'
Congress failed 20 assist Morsr took him IL
t.lG and gave ~ tie country bis inscnroa, y. len
los Is miracle Of bold thought arl eorsr7rize
urlt,s on D. o. .-. tir0l an tla if u ..i j. I'd