The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-07

tua a fOrAmOufn
,eesp in the Of Of the Vice Presidents q this
meeting PLANNED sxpsdiNa 70 cut OF tbs Gibraltar
4 ancssbe strcpshs.d whence she controlled the ash
s.oution carried ont the scheme Aud the .tal vsrt
lunabermen, fishermen aud mechanics, with your |
ss,ghbor PeppsIs and b.sseh under tbs noble bsonar
the proud city !0usbury-ths key Of TraDces po~sr
fell before ,hio mp*tuous zoal aud soon sfser IN slo
this cont ent all her nurseries OF Ia fifteen
hleo dut before the genius Of America
Apo n. Gag Of England borne oy Gspkss hsaa strained
the Bahsmas. This was new era Ia the history OF eon.
tnsbts. The events q these fifteen years unrosd the
leaves OF the Syb and showed the destiay of this
pent One great unon fetched along the whole Allan
tic coast The star Of Young Amerca rose above the
horizon for world admiiet the star OF plsnty
and of uesce it WAC the star OF unoRt told that old
things should pass away and North Auerica should BE-
brotherhood Of independent States joined together in
der al eapue Of amity peace and resiprocal equality.
Here thoughts Of PROCESS nov sgitate1 the bold
hearts. The objects for Which the goodness OF God had
had faith in The holy caue Of liberty the uplifting
Of down iroddep humanity the triumph Of the labring
to be achieved here The spn Of Grecln aud Roman
liberty had gore down in blood aud storm Now rose the
rev lumiDary whore brilliant light was 10 bless the world
Thus the results attending the foresight and genius Of
Portsmouth boy made England great glorious AMI pow
eriul and fed the heart Of every American with that
ambition and daring which led 20 our national ndeaen.
before the grave had closed upon the actors Of
this great drama Foremost in the revolution as In the
Frer Oh var the boys under Lansdon hrst
attacked The British fots and the powder you then
tuIsd spent 81 wards IN the gallant and glo-
rious deferee Of Bunker Hill l. is ~i'hia the memory
OF all that New Hampshire fough out scme OF ihe
revelation her own book. and sitbout connection With
III Continental Congress Her lonely position was glo
rious oIc Molly Stake not widow but the blood VI
those Who ds,ed invade this little State wa.ered the
felds Of etop Of ali their strong columns not
eIs e,cs ped death or captivity l. ras on this occasion
and rich merchant great In his courage and devotion
to htety uttered tho enpLstic words in the Legisla
ture' have money left To advance for this expo
ditiop but hsvemy Late, and tweuy casks Of Tobago
rum, and offer all this 10 t out this OK 9editIon OF
the tloops OF New Ham Dshrp equipped for thu. victory
Why should exieud this then.s Vaughan aud
Lopsdo%n e., 'Ts bit ,hs type Of the Ise who have
vic in council devoted in deeds; they were men
Of destiny, always the leaders, though like all
fruits Of their lab The pies of this conneot
have been in times past moulded and directed by your
be extended sho experienced in Its mystsre,' Is
free trade and recprt city to be extended over this con
tnebt have you not the iron rails eonpec ing you to
Canada closely ard easlV than VIXEN Rogers New
Happhire Rangers sought Quebec in battle array II
you advantages III uniting the North under ole 60
veIDnent when Vaughan planned the stroke. will you
now shrink whsn the popu)atopthere tender
nerca uBoDf WI dsres ray that Portsmouth slsepS
Who creams that she ia sugsard in that great race Of
the impetus and led the wsy9 1t s not She led the
way in the lumber uAds she led the way in ship build
and iron the mighty OF progress she pared
t. them ard my word for it she viii nov Idle her
great advantages In signing for tho past but ike noble
city avail herself Of the advantages which nature art,
ard industry give to her. and YET again: in the front
rank forth to the world that resstlsss banner of
progress which he fret unurled to create events In the
history Of this cont,neDt, whose mighty force
changed the dsstny Of empires, the fate OF nations
Yop ye fshe, men Of Portsmo who Doas OF Vaughan
end Pepyeriil and IapgdoB, as Of your uncopqusred
race-who under hn Pant Jones first taught haugh
how to strike her se to the stars aud stripes OF
Uncle cam You Who fought four glorious wars for
free fishery and FREE ocean, you know well the route
the water that leads to those fishing grounds
free fisheries to the world aud eosiousy nave beaten
the broad face OF every ration that has At
tempted to monopoze them from you Are you prepared
3. this day to surrender the rights you have va
tered With your blood for q hundred years jea-
lous ard roreifnl 9, envy; falsely and .siets aly,
from gallant Frsnce They seize your ships and prison
your sesnen. and the time IL coming when y,u must
choos whether you will submit oppression and wrong
Or like your ancestors with st-ctg hauds assert your
r,Qbts Ne~ Hampshire spIuug from the loius of the
cad fishery and her Interests are too Intimately Joined
that brar ch Of incusy for her to prosper it
decays deem it fortunate at this crisis that son of
hers has the control Of the fcrega relations of the
Ivy it is guarantee for Interests the robbers Of
your fsbery mutt choose between the olive branch Of
cipoc,ty and the cleaning sword Of American justice
Ler Ii, III look IN the crunbeG ruDs Of louihbeTg
M. W. odbuyy repeatedly in errupted BY the ap
pane Of biz audience during 'he delivery Of his eloquent
AID iiiit ,tiIriLg speech
ing order By the gentlemen hose names are suboined
but whore stechef We Jearet he lergh 10 which our
ns i.'' ns' ''''' e>N'' VIZ ~ p''''' - !" pD'
Tie State of New Hampshire-The Sparta Of Americs-
rhe her have extended her fame through all lands
frss. Air Old Granite State G. I Frost, E,q
wfoie names are Known in every civilized ars
eitaned tame and reputation in our city. Dirge Nj
Union Of these United statesAs we'll written
rrs.srvsit Star sps1sIed Banner: d; smith
Our United bounded cur cur brothers s
ore Dessiny." Ar-''isnhe. Doodle Gr. Japan
Speeches made by Mr. Icbaood Good Sn and other
fhu foil n~fn rrn,, x.fo
BY Mr. r. Kennard-
Strawberry Bank exhibits new era in bank
bills in an improved condition.
by ALBEIT k HATCH
by he people speak proud Of her
contributions frassrny, which the
h. B. e {. f p. aisscox-
RossuthA living protesation against the violence Of
Ds,ions to regulate theft own dones., coSoerss and
against entrslza.on opprcsssg the State ghs Of self
government.
In the of The speaking the following toast was
sent on by Telegraph from the na.or OF BOSTON,
Boston and cleo trio chain communca-
ton which now nn.s them !. Int type Of the living sym;
mems soul
THE toast appropriated responded BY two Others
which were sent by telegraph to Boston.
Amoyg the letters vheh read from invited guests
was the following from revolutionary veteran ninety
thee years f age
To rnE sons or PoITsMovrH-
with my fny s y an W We I'D
you hearty to the city Portsmouth, unite
with in the eeieraton of this glorious day ndo
rnderce the Fourth Of July Portsmouth was the only
city ard CIV Hal prte the only State during the OF
our yiutn that the enemy did not possess foot of land
in. We captured their army before they could
lire Few Of lett no engaged in the trials and
latrfees Of the obtain ssab
li.l May with heart and mind
unite support Constitution that purchased
dear rate by Of nobest purest and best blood
that tL pue of bfe Confined May this day he cele
braed long the granite hills shall remain Respect
ully. JOHN McCLINT0UR
The eptertairmept closed shout o'clock,
Rev Mr.. PEABODY Diminishing the company with beas
diciion.
PROMENADE CONCERT.
In the evening about bali eight o'clock, the tent
was corotd by the beauty Of Portsmouth o hear the
concert, OF shch due notice had been previous given
1t !. sufficient - ttat mt OH la fine styls aud
that the muse excel cot serraaaes we're alter.
wsrcs gwen by the KeS York delegation TO the Miyor
~ other gentlemen
canrot allow this opportunity TO pass without
my sincere scsi owie6at ment- to Hon Walker,
Er Peterson Mr. Wise, Mr. Dec .tur Mr.. Julian Allen.
Mr. Robipton, and other members of the Ne ork dele
cation, slso to M Ime,y Mr.. Cleaves, mr Goodsin.
Rev Dr Burropgts the Msesrs Gooku, and otoer gen
t for the unry kindbesses which received from