The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-14
ENTHUSIASM IN new JERSEY.
The Railroad Route Crowded with Spectator
Brilliant Reception at Newark,
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The Speeches az Wilmington


Bro~n, Cnsiin of the Baltimore Committee delivered
III. rieroep, the Of The Washington Committee.
days HERALD,
THE HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS
being INTRODUCED to the received with
marked applause He spoke ~ folsss:-
,haD you, my feos c,tzens for the kind oonsidera
tob shch YOU have evinc.o towards 20 much stranger
myf.i II is but station Of tina; love which
every American bears 10 his country to respect
shown to Of the humolest instruments OF the
people / have cia IN upon yoa, asd have
Other that ~h CHI belongs every servant of the
,nblc, and every whom you ne.ieve 20 be true
Agercsp spd con, i,tuti nal republican at heart To
Sou, my 'eo Of Delaware o. the PJel
dents cabinet return my thanks for the cordial mani
ss,stioD which you have given him IN this welcome to
day. above all American ciyzep glory Ia the
exhibitor which onl, belongs to free people when
vUuuiay they bayA 70 ward 70 pay their tribute
DO give them nothing in return. (Applause
to, fellow ciri2sns though the Executive patronage
tbng much talked about. is is nOtbLg to the great
massss Of The people, How few of you are there
with tesiIe for, who expect hold Office
ard glory in the fact that there fey, very few
American crzens not better without thaa with
flee (ApDause) You. my friends, have recs we'd
that compliment which is due to your fathers, men
pauses nor, Who denoted whsn the OPPOSITION
was So which made these 5tates one and
this Uhit or r.emeu II proud history
pelas rspreen 10 the itte consolidation which
nstd repubic-there her star shoes through
state sovereignty bright any other Of the Union.
II your peculiar privilege. of the Old Thirteen,
he recorded upon OF these stripes that stapd his
csy marx he original size OF pclitisa, family
apylause May that star shine there for
May that stripe renaio there forever uodimmed
ofour pclti slfamly in States
the Gag With until shines galaxy OF repub
ncap light (Applaaae) Happily inde-d has yeur worthy
expressed Lhs hs duty Of 10 American sta
The siturion s bond Of union 1t holds these
sovereign states united The wisdom Of fathers he's
been txbib I'd after until It Is hardened in the
afr cuors Of their sons 10 hat cannot conceive OF the
day vixen ST nd BIZ Dcoken. strict observance
The ituton-true faith to its the highest duty
Of American cis,sen He Is worthy the blessings
eur eft who wout not CLAIM all the rights Of
that G. INSTITUTION and he In DO fire.. who would
tempt usurp privileges not conferred by It II is the
Of that bond -nich Is to perpetnate the
Unnn fo,ev It was that happy concei ~hisn held
sovrregbres together, THAT permitted an unimted
OF territory, for there is no sxpanss Which may
be by ihi Union If its delegated Pc
stric ~ coLstutoIally exercised Whv, sir what
has htc,ne u that fear when entertained
that the ansion Of tins Union would destroy its unity
and strength. Loos At the law Of lhat Affection
mich BINDS the civizens OF this Unon together Go 70
every quarter Of itstsnd the frsnterlook into
reign territory or savage wilderness, ard there you
.l ind The beert beat as re. ponsivo-may not say
with warmer attachment, 10 The Union, than those who
s., .1'and @ ssnss
ssIioe because Il your want OF acres 1t has bsen
mater OF ~"pdsr 70 so@s man. who vas 70 enough 70
that not VI all sondeiful that Napoleon tho lid
have been born be de- island Of Corsica but you
hs,e given Statesmen enough, you have given heroes
ougn you b~ve done enough STATE you suii
ceny known councils Of the Union silence
sscution ss 10 the amount Of respect that Is due to
tins and old common Of Della ware
(Great ind Continued applause well remember that
The uc ~ OF soDcts In the Ucted States senate
~h1n the isturomg elements seemed likely TO produce
wounds which time might not heal aud casting about
for no oe The chairman o. committee
that IGN. adjust these most paDfal difficulties the
State Of Delaware selected to furnish that chair
becsuse the utal position the held 10 this Unon
sapdIg IL we're md <sy beseen the conflicting es.
nents North ard south and your ole and venerable
S.na'or, lhon Clayton, was seiected-s gentleman
fsoo whom tftent,Des happened TO diter politically
belonged to different parties but who always
pded hipn degree Of my respect. both Tor his
character and intellect, and ~ho cannot bs here
| cay lie IL one Of those whom neither physically nor
intellectually can mary men overlook. He was sho-en
chslru nj hat
Le'a~sre and cane in with peace proposition which
s regret not accepted by the BODY ~ which
p,rstpI.d (Appltnse You cannot expect me, fellow
e,uzsDs n occasion like this, into aoy Of
those quetons which divide and belong polite par
.s ycu ~ permit me to say that the people, having
elevated Your present executive to the chief
Of yhe ps,ion bAvr an fully assured, placed ina,
char UAh who i'll redee all the pledges OF his intu
surel Who will allow the Gag of his country oe
Dsued who will ALLOW citizen Of this country "a
murdered il cola blood by any power when he claims
The poisctoD Of that sar'd ard striped banner which
should the ed shield Of every American cizsu.
On huss,rc applAuse He. too is glorious patriot,
eesceboed from glorious sire Of revolutionary fame
| Ii. knows , koTlh. no South, no East, West aud
vii sbde by all the DIgAf,ops and all the rights
ard privileges OF the eoDsitptior. (GIeat applause
With Pres dent this feel thst before
us Of prosperity ana peace IN The furure Of
Of A,ernity at home til miser.
sbl faction. which has dis, urbed the Of Uno
shall b. crushed beneath the heel OF patriotism which
bpg stree .nouio have ground it unto dust (Applase
S"s -, n1 ssr all once 20 "o 40 many o. US and
them; e b.ve looked upon them; and, compar cd
~rh he great Of the pat ioc people they staad
IL That relation ~bch eminent Britrh once
save similar faction when he laid 1t Was ~ thu
cricket pared 20 The the noisy cricket vexinx the
ayr vhis ,hs reposed beneath the ehade (Aooiau.
THIS sy ac,ion that weares the and disturb s
tie perez of the mighty merits ONLY the pt
essss American citizen, auc trust tho day
mote ohes will be bered among this things which
were tI,.at spplaase) thank ,ou, fellow citizens,
Tor our attention
HON. JAMES GUTHRIE,
after yey.stsd CALI, came for ssrd said
Yellow c,ngeos VI Delaware permit from the banks
Of tbe DIV from the frat State that added 10 tns
sIor"ns ftr'stnto congratulate you upon the cher
nbed Dries II rbe past To Della va given
to he tbe Thirteen States which threw defiance
upon re B.Iurh government ard declared freedom 10
America THIS is glorious consideration aud shonId
be- cbershsd recollection with the Of Della
wave but hey hav. more than thai. Not only was
then state a The OLD Thrieennot only was IL the
frst Ia .ro the federal constitution, but Is among
thos. -lo crlvtd that sprr OF berty-that spirit of
to,er.gry, Equal rights and equal privileges in their
great tsm,y (Asplsuse The genius OF liberty which
you fathers cultivated bent supplant knee power,
Ia Wen h ~ To OILS nston They cherished the
Of EQUAL rights And IL Is your proud sat,sfac loo
Know nat he constitution which they formed after
winning nd.pspde, CO. Il bread shield that guards
alike III tho states whether great 10 territory great IN
pNpul i,On, NOT The banner Shch your fathers
u,d N tented tie ID ano on he ocean Ia the oapner az
aps''on 1t sp,.los delaware ., well as New York.
Gasp ause Proud should be she recollection Of those
s,s.s- ~toe privilege it was To- give Independence
th-i, county Proud should Nc the recollection of th,se
STATES Sbo~r privilege 10 give the federal cou.
t,uuon, ho pret,de a. the birth Of the greatest nation
Tor Uee0'm TOT powers OF expensiOO. Tor noble
pie wh,cb IL has set Of free government that ex
exist, PEI bsps ever sill exit the face OF the
earth Proud should be- their recollection IN giving
CONSTITUTIONAL povernmapt and giving equal political
riphte they s.cutd tree trade free action. These
The irui, # your labor your genius and en-
-rpi,-e II has passed the mountains it La CLING the
valleys ~ IN. Wet ha lea ped to the Pasi6c where
rev Stss pr.tt- you in this great family ot
Fellow ety~Ds Of DeIsasrs. your memories Of the past
eond he rh-ybed and your confederation Of the
sent under what your fathers and secured should
sho he ch.fihe6 aud cbsri,hed know they will be.
(ApIlsue) Freedom to speak freedom to act fresdom
10 he pstrot ard regard the msjes,y II the Ia
NAH cf to~ares the highest officer Of tina laud b.
eanse 10 the Of the eest people
wovLi-,s the privilege Of each Of us But IL IL tine
proud privilege OF the Old Thirteen TO know that they
rave ". ard secured it TO all the rest. (Appauss)
IL tho union Of these States TO the security whioh
gives to The fee action Of the intellect and TO
the just rewards of industry which II secures,
our expansion TO this an our hopes
81 tha We have given . Lesson 70 the destitute
and oppree-ed N other nations When they have asprsd
tke freedom and equal rottcs rights which We enjoy
have siven them aid To this ercumstance We also
. portion N continued expansion. We should
pnt0 tYust In whtch Ia Art