The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-28
Fare wsll ssrsnads to Hon. Pierre souie


panure Tor Spain This purpose carried into exseu-
lion in handsome style on Monday evening Ii was
feared for time that the festivities of the occasion
would be inerered with by the heavy fall of rain which
took place in The early part of the evening but abou,
O'Clock the rain ceased and the proceedings
without interruption Between and 10 o'clock the
company. accompanied by the Marine Band proceeded TO
Mr. Soue's residence, where that celebrated band ds
courssd music" in their finest Style Upon the en-.
thusiastic response .hec cheers 10 Mr. Soas that
eminent statesman and orator came forward TO The door,
when he was received with another hearty round Of
cheers. Mr. A. G. Haley. Of Mississippi then advanced
and delivered The following beautiful address,
Mr.. Hatsy's 4addysss 10 Mr.. SaMs
HosoREp sIKi l. behalf OF the national democracy and
Of those q another great parry, who with Ourselves COM
sine in sentiment progress with stability despite the
nclemency OF the evening, do OF many States and OF
the metropolitan district. to bid you adeu; the
cold adieu OF iorm ye, The low ceremony OF fwnng
desire but the hearty goodbye" Of mingled admraton
and esertn In paying this small tribute OF
spect your intrinsic WORTH feelings punke alike OF
pleasure and regret Regeha IN your going hence
national councils lose aable adviser, citzsns per
suasive teacher and society the gaddenng presence the
instructive of both yourself and your eslimebe
wife. PisasMethat what the hand lose, the
other gazing aiming, sr we do in you plorna
important post, in whose hands. from his wel-known
antecedents confidently our individual interests
| nd national necessities.
You 60 orth, sir, your appointed labor guided and
supported by the usual instructions om tho Department
OF State. and honored with marginal freedom of action.
To the ministerial agents Of other nations This would be
asuicent that the tender OF popular supPci, would he
but constructive insult But In America, where the pco
pie the great creative and directive behind the
Of their executives sgenr, is duty due alike
and their representatives. that the Fundamental!
ph, Of instruction be appropriate occasions vindi-
Gated
.;r ~ If III
mind permit feize this OCCASION with due Difference,
you that you confidently, though unoiicaly
it is Iue those before whom you will present
u.s. that while republicans feel and acknowledge The
behess Of clearly understand and
ain upon other hand due OF national prosper
ty, albeit may not be prepared with The add
vocaies of Divine right in hs definition Of the term
tCheeisl
You may say for u.s. that while advocates OF States
md peoples rights, claim for neiahbors the
colonial rights the vindicaon Of which, well
Texas and the Hispnno American coones achieved
freedom, ye with characteristic scope OF thought,
willing to listen seniively aud give due credit
what other nations may honestly their inherent rights
That while individuals free admit the
convictions OF national necessity and fenessy speak
DESIRE yet acknowledge that the traditions and Gus
OF much oil The and present point other
for the Of destiny than those which, practical
and honest men, feel 10 be the raj and eica-
cious ICheen That while shfouded hous lay burn
ing nores aud ghosly shadows Hit before
rnful de precation, spirit OF magnanimy, the
treasured Of the good that Castillo in the
days of her cavaliers has DONE and entertained hope
for returning Of policy and good, Ri combine
ciarp the lip OF determination, snd bring from It's posi-
The impuisively uprsed Of rebu,ion, be
ended opan-palmed in cordial amy that the popular
Of much beloved Chief Magistrate so be suti
fully expressed in his late inaugural touching the rights
OF American nationality and citizenshp, is the
dogma OF but tho official expression OF the mighty
Of the great American hearta seniin snt stand
ing in bold relief the barlemcnt OF institutions,
do he nf nv mi he ended
by snewy OF spirit that Acknowledges such
word "dtftdf." tCheer1
And TO down. trodden plebe an.born though noble
soued children Of the East tell OF Western hand. poi-
ical Canaan wherein the only standard by which
measured those manifest laws OF Nsurc-iotrinsic
worth, industry, energy intellect, and virtue lChecrsl
Tell them that IL a land broad enough Tor many yet
land inhabited by and protected by laws that ever
stand with opel arm. welcome the Industrious and vir
its shores tChce And for proof present tina.
is here appreciated according to its need without
reference the sccdcncy Of birth, in name, since
perhaps cgo,sm 10 do so in your owo bid Them
but look D pom yourself [Cheers for Soule
But enough la closing, however. permit again
pronouncng sdieu that hence cordially
with entire confidence for the future and Ap
prevail OF the past
Worthy exile the Pyrerees, In the name Of human
Freedom. before whom stand in reveen,al devotion,
do bid you God psed' And aud the fair part
of your bosom, say-not farewell with its unqualified
duration-but fervd adicu. anticipating. II does
happy reunion, a.d We wish hspiy days and honored
years. ICbecring
This address cheered heartily by The audience and
was responded 10 by Mr. Souls in the following eloquent
speech
Mn SowS, Speech
Fellow citizsn,, viii not, hope, be deemed too inn
modet III should thank vou for this fla uering and so
entirely unlock OF your feeling, to-
wards Thstthere be but tlc If anything in the OBJ
labor, which II may have been my lot perform
hile in the public service deserve and your
endations, Is why should readily &C.
knowledge the fond parslty which prompted their utter.
anoe, and elected the cheering sraiusions by which you
pleased 10 acclaim them. Nor am less grs6ed At
swing heard the sentiments noby expressed by the eo
quent and fervid speaker who has lust addressed me In
your behalf. They sentiments peculiarly chsracfesc
Of that moch-reviled, and phsnt school 10
which he you, and beong-a school con,idcrate In
its res.ive and elevated tendcnces, Whatever msy
been said Of by ts deuaoiors and pleading harmo
niou,iy It's for the good and great things
pi.hed 10 The with those lofty aspirations throu "a
which |, seeks grasp and master the future.
Most welcome also the counses snd instructions
with which you would my mex pefence In anticips
ZION Of the difficulties and dangers which may hsvs
ntr6,ted my discretion and 6del,,y They shall all be
religiousy attended to and obeyed ios whe my retire
m ent from the councils OF the nation gap
which sands roughoui this happy land not able
to FIJI with more advantage TO the wes than any
flor, of mine copid realize. the support and
aQemcnt which derive from those yupsihcs extended