New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-17

At ths; time Sir the greater part Of the extensive
domain beautifully represented At ih eto tioa ~ "a
The products II agriculture animate and nlnimate sill
Iav n state Of nature T. imposs bio tat -aie
nni shoUl6 penetrate far % the Vet AMI Norm along
such exposed frontier TIE interior Of NeN n n1-e'
q most 81 TIE other c0ones, va. depsl ~ IN lis
Ffrr r., OF The great monarch o. Eurufe he DIVA
fell II The French power in Can da rem0F 81 the terror -
Indian wsrsre tie esisbi.hmrut OF oar 0sn lldepe1i
csled oct al tn hidden eneries o. Inc Adrian
Charrcer. and Commerce and the Fisheries IN vour
coast AgriulEre aud Manufacture IN the interior Eih
The I'D 81 lsnor saving msanerv the railroad and 90
locomotive have cone me rest Thy have converter 80
'LOVlifc " defness ITO CsrceLs AMI cOrn1ef-. SCI
thriving and cries ana have brought yJlr ie .
TIE condition OF high Prosperity ia which nog esnoi
IT, ard IN wlich-as it seems T. meyol have no occ-si"n
70 envy any II your si.tef States. q.
and lhen cir for natural beauty have been some
thing = traveller in our own countEy-thouga far les
than could wish-and in Europe have al that a
most attractive, from the highlands OF scotland 70 the
golden HON Of COnstaltnollc from the siinnt, % ne
Northern mountains "a reTany 70 the valleys u Prov
erce bur eve Las yet 10 Tes on oyeler scene th4n
that which last summer greeted ly eyes sailed up
IT. m Wiers Landng % Centre Haroor And have Trt
g. behold submer spectacle than that VII j. disclosed
from Mount " ash Dgt,n, wheR on soEae clear cool sun
mere morning az suETise the clOud curtain - drawn lp
from grand posceulun ana e that scene oi VIII
mes and beauty is upon the eye the bare grant tops
ol the surrounding heiEbls-the precIP.-Ous gerye-
thousand athoms deep which foot Of MAJ u ray Of lh5
never enieled-the sombre matted forest the cbi
Rocky wal, weeping wiki crystal sprlng.-ihe wn4in5
streams cleaning lakes, and peaceful villages Cow
in the sly distance lr 4i"il -A'' i'.
ri mses OF The sacred bosom of The eternal deep ever
feayinr g. y th the Consciousness OF it own mmens
an mingled "a one indescrbabe panorama BY hs hand 81
The divine Artist.
Ala can speak Of the historical egend-Of her IN
dustrif resourceOf her natural beaatesol New Ham2-
shire parent not Of fruit only. bur Of menwthOut re
aernbrDg the great and good who sdO-n her alnahcr
rial Stark Who cheeTed heart OF the nation u
the lowest ebb Of dep0nd ncy and led the way az Ben
nington 70 the trumIhs Of Saraoga-yOur Sullivan your
Poor vour SCANNED your Dearborn your Mc1 Ary, yOur
Porce-who, from Bunker Hill to lorAown' heard every
zeal Of the trumpet AID breasted every storm 81 wl
lie long Inc oi your an-yOur Baretis, your whip
re- v,ur 1hornton your LangdOns youI Guman-. y0lr
smith your Mason- your WOodburys-your men Of let
ters and divine. your Wheelocks your BelSnaps your
Buckmiu-ers your Abbotts How especially. can To-.
get him whose decease not yet iwevenonh ago MED
the whole land with sorrow while, IN the sublime Ian
guage Of your fellow citizen the President OF the United
states the great heart of the nation beat heavily a. the
PORTALS Of his tomb lie the offspring Of your soil
lie and his father His infancy Graded in the hard
shis OF your frontier settlements he taught and
trained in your schools and your college You sent him
for in the panopy of his youthful strength to the service
Of his country and after the abors Of the conflicts Of
life YOU rose Up as to welcome him when but
two years ago this anniversary he came back melting
with tenderness and yeneraon TO revisit his native State