New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-26

vsr nav ep,ue difficulties nay arise an even ta- repre-
.BrStvss this peaceful government and Soty nay
b. involved IN embarrassment Thsd uy Of Sarisv-
arc its take 10 b. p Ma
The representative II this Government IN Europe nue
susys remeuher that Re the representative Of Frse
Government ard Of sG.verpmeni When aseordins - oar
view superior to the in.tuSons Of EarOpe sPpl.isI
sud While among them boat nothing OF oar su 9-rony,
yet with them should let be known that ve are 10 Al
respects Their equals. Appl.ase We are not called
upon gentlemen, Should 10 take part N the
difficulties or IN the OF that continent but re know
this that upon the continent OF Europe there TOO great
opposing principles those principles have been more %
les. IN cp.rson many years. and particularly during
TIE present century The one is the principle Of royalty
mcnArchs Government the other IS the principle
Of liberty and of the feesf form Of Government according
10 cur view These principles have been struggling and
tina, struggle continues IL is not for rs GovernnsnS
or Of the Government II Is not fsr US TO inter
fere h the internal ss Of other IONS but when NJ
tens in conflict h nations and thcse two opposing
principles the principles by which they are &C uss.
n country and this Government may not look on win IN
difference she may not Extensively bat this Rspaot
ca unity Government behold with inda-
is nee the struggle OF freedom Applause
Whatever msy be the duty OF The representative OF
Government in regard 10 the situation of Affairs there OF
in regard to their and connections. there are TIVE
thrgs which viii be Necessary spprehend r any Que
going there behalf Of bis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are too
thpss which he must quad the Is the ssnc'y ~ the
American flag and the other the protection of the American
citizen Tremendous and continued applause Whether
peace in these cardinal poats and Gao oay
say my friends that gong there uncer the orO.d Exs VI
National flag it shall be my duty shsa b. my plea
to protect those two great points aud principles
ar V then paid glowing sulOgy to his native country
~ d state, sno gave as toast
Political sutserven. private fenf-
.irs 81 ssss ar National hsnor = "
IL Gov PENN gton called mp and ser rerusrkiag
the pleasure OF the proceeded to soak Ia his
usual humorous manner and in conclusion gave the fc
loving sentiment;
he nA ard their intercOar-e marked b. mutual
G. ui'es;es sid mutual confidence fAppl4use
SI .usSasss 81 her .loos. fatIs
Attorney Geners Thompson ~ss called up.
IT, ~, S S,-s,s p I ~, sas .S., ssS
ExChisf Justice Aornblower called up. Tie ssidW
ass City yesrs in the Of Feb 1883. since be sd
ni;ed To the bar and il melancholy fact tina, only
Of those then IN H. were now living he had seen
generation pass away and another cone All maintaining
10. gritty and intelligence OF the bar Of New Jersey.
lie cordially ted TO all thai had been sai in is favor.
sni remarked ths, VIXEN he elected Chief Justice, .
Judge Of the Federal Court assured him that the bar OF
NewJersay, in proportion 10 its numbers Was not sur
He proceeded length urge the necessity Of
preserving the elevation of the Bar by caution as TO the
admissions into il.
Mr.. Vroom gave as toast
memory Of the DISTINGUISHED member, Of tbs bu Of Now
The Laswhe he fOO-r. freedom b Al tread,
sBsIse. OF the AnsoSsson shall their tie.
10 T1e s.i.r u equ,y court Chancsry
The twin ss and essential ally OF ths Common Law
Chsnc.li,r Williamson responded lie gave;
GuSMsy the evening OF his life be and happy ~
forming aud noondsy have been useful and honorable
Judge Ogden gave
Fyank fieyoe has honsed
BY h.: and tor ms rs. @ e
owe locked @ OF territorial limits"
lie Chiei Justice read toast
Soasrset Cosaty-Maer hOnorsnda pro is elsrismr"
Hon G. II brown responded.
Archer Giiforo. Esq. after some remarks, gave
d" The Memory Of Elias Psa A,sdas"
Juog. kan0oiph gave
The DIPLOMACY Pdnf PiereThe first to appreciate the
its Of the Bar an State OF New-JeEsey"
4 Fphnghuyseu, Esq, gave S
departing VIII be forgotten BY the junior
befs OF the fewJersey bar
u A. Hayes, ESQ. gave
The memory Of Chief Justice Ewing"
TX hi.f Justice flofnbow.r awe
s.1he memory of John Chetwood"
A song m honor OF Gov Iroom sung to the tame 81
Sxeet Home by Mr. Hoaglsnd.
Judge ilsines gave
che memory OF samuel l. Southland"
Otief tefhes made by j. i. Jackson, N. Soad
der Alex Wnrts VIM. b sherman and others.
TIE FIRFwEs-CALL FOR A MEErisG-A nesting o
Fr.msn hiss csea for Friday evening next AZ Frank
i'm nal ~ Jersey City The call il signed by ths nrenea
q In zine Companies Nos 3 B. and 5; Hook snd Lad.
,er No l. and Hose Companies Nos l. aud D. The oo-
-c etng appears 10 be- principally to take soms
piop with the office Of Chief Engineer Ths
Hoard Of Aldermen have fixed the ssary OF that Office at
per aud the fr.men strongly Ia favor Of
s25O. the proper compensation The duties Of that
ice have been, heretofore, gratnitousy performed.
public notice has been Issued by the Mayor Of Pnse-
ton skng the czens Il that borough TO send 10 any s
hch they may b. disposed TO make tor the relief Of the
Neg.Orieans sufferers