New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03


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S. thc Irving nease At "A ceh he ,smrau, 90 dpwu
ts sumftuous d'ore, The iaaks w,s, ,ssiefal, 1850
tst,d wlh ceno Aoevg, eenss,Hs 1T tlaeslf az Wabo
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1tc levslacut ia announcing tho seceud regular toast
ss., ~ TS.eg ii ,sS Nov wa militia @sn VIM o,iy
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"SS,,,.,- -, 81, Sr.ssi. a e,rgsf
Gov Seymour Wplicd as t'llowsi
C's:ss >ej.., | am harry 90 have hi, opportunity
81 ,,rrvss nv pleasure and surprise al the military dis
a. a. that l.t
itn soldcrs Il New AorA had made grva progrcss IN
ih,r a. ageaityu and discipline hut Twas not prcptgcdto
WINES su,h display IT numbers of soldicry bearing
sej alitaty sAW sm happy that We have been hon
cN th,s ,tNasion ny tic attendance IT distinguished
cN,trs q DE STATE vi Massachusetts, This circumstance
Is calculated 80 rvVivc r,coNotious O The mnraho his
iory q hst Slstt ,sr "a o own The Rev ouiion
.or ca, VII instructed IN all wi the great prn, pies of
cousttu 81 aud civil liberty Their Colonial Legislature
Is su carly dsy hsd asserted those doctrines OF Popa
.sr gxAs which lcd g. the Revolutionary struggle, while
.hc trsi tC1 Il the Revolution shed al Concord
hS as' E'iiish weapon was SURRENDERED TO American dar
Substantially achieved upon ihe plains Of Saratoga.
sm sart that friends like myself have vowed the
military display ON this day with some degree ct emotion
Be spectacle of more thsn COCO men. IN all The de OF
manhood in the fun possession OF political rights anu
berts ari organised for .he purpose OF protecting So
,ciy from fvcSa invasion or domestic dscord was cal
zls,sd 20 anu.ste every American mind. But this was
d., all We have representatives from almost every
EarTc&u nation nC only oy the purpose OF enjoying the
sdyansg,s ot orr political su'ions but as their appear
his day shows for the purpose OF uphodns them
Chtsrs And. they too claim some national share in
cloles q the Revolution The memories OF lafayette
,i MCi teou " Stirling S,eubon he Kalb and koscusko
,.ti her shi 20 claim share in the political liberties
~ Nc triov They can assert that blood of their coun
ven was she'd under the walls Of Quebec, in the battles
4 Ss-a,o-s and Yorktown, and under the burning sun
q ;ht southern frontiers Of our Union while the brave
orlYy sacrificed his life in heroic attempt to scale
le walls Il Quebec. The German settler was struggling
.h Is savage foes in the valley of the Mohawkand upon
HN" at. D TrIgf IN nrk H.
Ia arl his Indian aies-llOUd cheerl in reviewing
3 troops which have been sembei on this occasion
rio.In.d one Of my Constitutional duties: am aware
g. there many who look upon our military organiza
.or C. mere holiday affair. Those who formed the
io-iols Constitutional the United States regarded 1t in
fe-s1t ilkt. they declared in amendment made TO
3; instrument; "that well regulated militia was neces
say 20 tie security OF free State, and that the right of
ihe people keep and TO bear arms should not be in
Thsse faf.lenr and patriotic men we're admonihed by
.e hsory Of The pas. thai the best security for the free
4 re STATE b. found in the bravery, devotion
= patriotism Of is people a. the most glorious ba,te
Id have cen won by armed citizens in defense OF their
s. q r-ls against tyranny oppression and force from
Terid Il the Battle Of Marathon To glorious
evoluron Pages # history are repete with evidence
lie ory ecare reliance Ct tic State Is IN the bravery
ilos vho are most interested in protecting their ma
,1sl T.gi,-. Cheer
~ Cors,irt;9n 4 ~ Yolk declares that the militia
q IL sac al 81 stimss hereafter be armed AMI isc
Ind AID a al times in readiness f'r service The
fv u vt-L YOU have this day been engaged IS one OF
4 crsl AID constitutional obi CATION and il is one that
5U,s II 5eeroed binding Do; only because the necessity
q orga1ized militia Is taught by the history Of the
- j. demanded BY TIE Constitution OF TINS STATE ana me
81. bit t-o became Of present and constant import
u tie Eet.ervafOn 81 good order and the enforce
en- r g. lsws tie land We arc always liable IN our
~ ries and -01netInes in Oherpa- Of our State. to
~ sceref whence dina.ion ndlawlessness
WEI ergsr ze militia not only enables the civil authority
ezfolce obe3eDce 70 the laws but is very existence
~ teck eli attempt ~ resist the cOniliuted au-
eliaa Tiers are many within the limits Of this State
% ~ tfl lly. who look with Indifference upon your
,e yssDzs,.on bsca-se they are no. aware OF the e1
- 20 ~ a j. plOees them IN the enjoyment Of their
o,--s s,o u IL sacurT q their persOns. Ii your
-l'iza.. ~ b dissolved T. nOrgOw they would
~ b. afy-ec by senie Of Their Obligation to those
10 e. frezf e1;sTss II time and exerion have eIe
,ftl SO u. u tie City Of New York 70 that high
seFfs ~ ~ j AID osl pine which We hayo al wuc o1
,csy VIII ~ nyeI p.easgfe. cDndDi., gentlemen
r., ~ H. he snr.srs u ste Constitution the
ce. 5tsts rsg-istsc us necs-ssfy - tie 20 unity
ne T,es1eri s,lagissd for the unavoidable absence
re C,fer-ef r. B1s&aehosetls who had aiynihed hs
tsItrl Z" y ~ i'eseD Ai'eI soine e122iatc flmAf-B
fle ,t'f n 10 s1scsifye " that State b. gaye,
Ite lsfe,r0 II ~ c1puosvea@ u sf,ss1>ivse' ichsesfl
Ioiyleli Ceaefsl eonao Il Has.scbuses called mp
~ sesjD1c b. fbsrksc us ogngany IN behab Of tho
asftrf ed fs Yet,fc tasi ils indigestion prevented
=; f'.u FttfI'y - w D,ntsDl 1einallc1 lie would
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4, les 80 y.est-yl ~ M is b. fsLln1 bic eigq8fnce
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