The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-13

eo,,,s,brratins fausn The mountains Of this Weep
~ Child Of the Sea- ard We shall another bs'iIan,
~ .iAsdto Tue xiosious constellation which u"lne"
susbI ay coOqIr,Asoa are my viswt Of Cuba aad Of
bs pois dar kossfnibvf. should sdop, In the spposch
s s.: and ,hos:A snow nothing 81 sas views O.
The nsiioa and the world, YET nay reliance IN his
rssy. wisdom, and rmnstr give me full confidence IN
Seam regards nc. lhess plcdsess-f shs needs moi
rs wanng, and aows herself to Dc placed N an aili-
Jade pi hossiy 70 our government and peopieii enc
permits England TO drive her INTO system o.
Iesr6dsiSiity Of the consequences which may follow
Such State OF things, in Inc judgment o. I'll evAeo
nations, would sbsove his goyetnmeh. ron, al
tksaoNs and would jlnuty The seizure OF ihe island
be The consequences what they may Lei US, 'he'e'ie'
awais The sptosch oil linz cIiss already near q. nana
Who does knew that me blood snsu q. 'ne a IN
ara n toiisd was avenged. three avenged upon 'he
VHSo doss moi know that English policy haslenei the
anne ration OF Texas this Unlon! VINO does Dol sec
,hs s.ms INFLUENCES which produce this result are now
AZ wosk upon SPAIN coeTce her INTO measures danger
GUS % peace. and intended 10 Their
N distract The county and possibly to sundeT HE Union
Sir Why is tkisl will Tell you, Our RAPID growth
10 Ill .he elements Of national wealth and greatness y
oyershsdowinx her, wild ere lory dnye seI Commerce
ham he pate Of the world, while the haence OF our
Tree fast Jepopulang heI Territory and She
Knows Thar she is attacking US in our weakest points
Il 10 her strategy IN diplomacy. T
During The delivery Of Gen. Pillows remarks he was
81 appropriations from the guests present
A sentiment having beeh pTokoted complimentary 10
The President and bis executive cicss, Gen Gushing re-
nl,d in brief pointed, and eloquent manner
the conclusion OF which, The chairman read the FOL
lowing sentiment; H .ta
nv l. l. Loving The State of Tennessee We are
proud Of smen, and admire the hfe and zeal OF
her democracy. ststar ta40t 4.ls n.
Mr NItiiotsoh responded 70 this senmen upon gem
eI cal Of the guests psesea He said a he was never
disposed speak himself when he could derive 80 much
more OF enjoyment listening to others. II hr had de-
sired TO say ytng he would have selected any oh'r
time Than thai Which would place him in immediate con
tras, with The very able and eloquent speech OIL The Al
torney General He should therefore, best show his pru
dance 81 The trefDesa Of his He ssd that
should moi stop comment on The sentiment which had
been 90 warmly received in compliment to Tennessee.
she deserved IT, and her two distinguished sons, whose
puhlic services and private worth were com'hsnorasd
81 ibis as4emblage. had richly entitled themselves 10
higher honors than this. He was struck by remark
of Gen Gushing as 10 OF The tonr'esscn5 produced
bv HE ina ugura speech OF President Pierce. Whilst he
cordially endorsed the compliment paid to the inaugural
be though. The Attorney General bad stated his poin.
little loo strongly The noble declaration OF The Pfes
dent, which pledges 10 every American citizen the whole
strength Of lis government for The protection Of his Just
xhs Oh any spot of lie globe, had nae proound I'M
pfesslon upon The mind and the heat cf the world but
he doubted whether that impression had fully ripened
into conresn that hereafter, whenever ard wherever
Z man claiming with justice The protection due 10 an
American cilizrn shall declare his just claim. The gov
ernn1ent Of the United States will come promptly, and
win ali ito power, bis relief The irankness OF the
President in giving uticrance to the sublime sentiment
has exci,ea 0ng hope that ia future the just rgts OF
American citizenship Will be promptly and effectively
Inain,sin d. But, SAID Mr. NJ, will require some Gec
sye action By the administration 10 elevate tins feeling
into one ii fired sn. He;en e-s The real respon
shly-ihete must be goos aeing well good tking
10 produce full ctncicion. He was satisfied that
Ahoud have 10th. Thai II s 4 good taking adminisTa.
,loa The Minds OF ali comedies that wall be equally
GOOD 4, aching he confidently predicted.
MIR n rad that the ch,vairoas contnct OF Cap, la
graham al Smyrna showed what impression the II esi
IL. .ll.nst
6ceTs Captain lngraham had taken The President al
his word. remained 10 be seen whether this
noble deed Of noble American commander is TO be
sdoped the ue Interpretation OF the inaugural the
ged action oil The government He SAID he had
no doshs On the suhjec; but he confeA scd. when he
cav the rest Of mankind png euoees upon Captain In
graham, he was \ lie impatient 10 Ace something
from out own government. He believed it would come
and when II did he believed il would make sensation
throughout Europe. Then, said he, The 'onuihOa will
be ist ,hs o,uIeeyss American citizen. no matter
in what part oil the earth, viii have but proclaim his
lust claim 10 The rights Of cizenship command all The
energy and power which belong 10 his government lie
vas nuWaihated in having TO say that something
necessary 10 erroneous iTpr which bad
BEEN isf on The mind oil foreign powers-someihing
nsssssais with oar true dignity and honor as nalon-
something 10 elevate and ennoble national name.
Soc Of the foreign powers seem disposed The
,issk oil the standardization, lie Was glad Of il. lie
wishes 10 zee ss,sd, Esd be would prefer 10 the
lee, come from the strongest Of them tie believed the
result would prove glorious 10 the administration aud
the coaa,ry. Mr.. N. concluded by Offering this senli-
msnt sss g isaattr aaEt et .aa.1.
Csptan Iusrnham; His conduct in the Kos,n affair
proves him to he isihul representative OF his county
honor and prOsess Ht tft a#
Mr. Nicholson having concluded his he marks and the
sentiment proposed by hun duly acknowledged,
Tie Guar &c ad The following volunteer Toast;
BY ID. r. Lrdsny. Our own Tennessee the tslest and
Union May young ierl
a mohers prid. when she points distin gnisbcd
guests her noble and wei tired sonsl
To which the Hon Fred p. Stanton replied as follows:
Mr. President, very chceruily respond 10 the senl-
ment have lust announced, because Tennes
lad be giAihcd when he hears the OF his no
bic Sssse ooupied with such bonors she Justly emu
tied 10 recetve and such a. she will always command
il tha hcAsA aud IRON the lips oil the aud The brave
AZ tOthat pAtt oil The sentiment which is personal,
know we'll shatn tesigaed chiefly for my d.ng usb.d
friend and colleague IN the honors vi This OCCASION than
fof Oeaeai and W this view can respond 10 1t with
gssse,p and hearty acquiescence Tor the lame Of Ten
Deseees disng pushed Is dear 10 every of her
s0ns. Your guest gent emen. u worthy OF The honor
you do him. because, in his military character and
wees, he IL but the type and general representative Of
pie 81 Stxtr, and which has been Exhibited molly
upon every when country has demanded OF
them the sxcsihcs OF Their time, their Strength their
blood.
Soae aluson hes been made here 10 the events OF the
late canvass in lennsssse, and particularly 10 that poi
hon 0fAith IN which ! hUIs an humble tan have the
greater pleasure ia recurring 10 those events because
mud here general concurrence the views when pre-
sened 10 Ibe people OF NY district which may be
soposed 10 have received their sanction When the dis
hpEsished gentleman my lett tGeD. Cushngl asseris
hlA nvcoa that the oid avdng the wing and
10 but repealsg,,m asonesr and better however
the man posai.01 which assumed before the people Of
Tssnss6ss. argued not that there was no whg party
o"t thae mere oaxht 70 be noac-ihat there