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

always naissaissa The most pleasant sc,ai rslstiees
Afsi the recent slsoo9 which elevated hun 20 tn:
Concord who're reside and then at those from Ports
mouth and the favor shown In those three phases
pleasure than the whole result Of the election"
wes be here today his ~ould give him Piles.
bis p,ivats feelings To the quiet little town q Ports
mouth whore the 5utte Of concourse and the advent u
ops Of s citizen to place insignificant. smopg the
great srd growing cities Of the Unon have come back
%sr ana ahs a saai u .cd scmmsrcsp and lite
raIy capital Of New England he metropolis OF the West
EN- world, Of unI;vaed growth ara rosdsoas seuvii,
equal Of the great commercial capital aud stu second 10
oher; the ouespy city Of the Ohio and many other
psces in sizs bat Dot less in all the slsnsnts OF
enterprise, intelligence and growing wealth, are here
epted and sih the memory Of thu absent sons of
tiop comes up the union Of far West Of the sunny
SOUTH ard of the golden shores OF the Pacific 10 tue
isiald OF that western in the marts Of China
en- the banks of the sacred Ganges iu the cities OF
Europe ard apon every which the enterprise OF
the Ar go Saxon has peIetrs,ed to bs found
active and prospcrou. men, TO day viii remember
Their childhood passed upon the shores OF The pisc.t
the mother Of ali there mem who ssei
ciries and have ~rssed successfully with Fortune
un,ouebed BY decay il she has not felt increase Of
rapid prosperity lAsplsSse2 Permit me- sr to con
Of such of pripr The Rom "a called Africa arida
trsg iesm.s- the dry nurse q Iona Portsmouth, may
claim to be ihs fruitful mother of men-of men who,
GIally acknov LED gng their origin haze drmy esAbsh
ed thsmss elves in every part OF this broad Uion (Ap
plsuse) These. and such as these constitute bond
Which, firmly than others, shall bind together our
| States IN the unity Of common interest common bro
,herhood, md a common government With such go
address. may realize, that upon every sea and on
every sob ~here enterprise may tightly seek the pro
Ut fx American cEenrhip is the ipvioao ole
| penopiy Of security Of American rights (Appause
| The second and third regular toasts ~efc road
ps! agn he arts
81 free ssDR
1 so srs Ss:d 'afs'
Major AusTN, in cen nsnd Of Fort Constitution, re-
Mr. President For the pment paid to the two SER
vices, one Of which have the honor to beloag on
their behalf tender very oceTe thanks. Ia time OF
pesce but nucleus but around which In times OF
peri, fellow citizens reilly in countless pumbsrs, thus
tie honor Of flag under All and any circumstances
History ard tie personal observation Of many Of our
aIw.ys nc ruany Of the sons Of Granite State Ap-
plxufe} VIVA, happy gathering Ia this on the go-
have from far and revive old associations,
aud 10 Offer your devotions to the homes Of your
fathers Forever hopored ruch holy feelings and may
you thus happily welcome the OF Portsmouth,
know will not forget the iaircr and better part ef
creation. therefore give you
1hs Daughters Of P.sssmou.h native and aaoptea-N.y
atroad.
This toast it is almost needless to state drank
The fourth regular toast read follows:
Visitors the sons Of Portsmouth-Wbile they gladly
their paIentage We Is gladly nice their worth
| JAMES T. FIELDS ESQ responded in brief but bspvy
speech, and concluded BY reading poem full Of feeling
AID sboundpg IN elc.ous illusions 70 his place Of bith
| Portsmouth.
The fth regular toast folio @s, responded to BY
Rev STARR KING, in an appropriate address
The CITY OF IL he. literature science
Grsad many nave
& S s sss VS. q ss e
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quota Of high prncpled and intelligent 60 add to
In rsiuess. to This tosst Mr. W1L;ra chairman Of
the New 1erk delegation expressed the thanks Of the
delegation to the authorities Of Portsmouth,
for the hvi'e lion and reception aud in few affecting
remsris alluded TO the ancient lies woich connected
them with The place of their birth He then referred to
the growth progress Of the city OF New York to the
development Of her material and moral greatDess char
acferiare her as the great representative city OF the
nation belonging equally 10 ali sections and races Of its
exterded 'eIIrozy. Inc mott a.arsed feature OF her
Character be ssn,sksd was her in epso nationality and
hex devotion TO the Union u the States under
tional consultation. portion OF II ia spirit wished
TO leave behind r her Interchange of communications
With every action of The cormou country Nr W.
then referred t. the evident posr.s Of the CRY Of Ports
mouih ctnera'ulsDg Der upon her commercial capsbry
p+c;i,e psos yefity aud cocle ded with neat
and apr prs'e poe zeal quotation I'VE have fou re-.
pert II the remarks f Mr.. Walker but give OILY syn
opsis ~ has express lsqnest
The seyebth regular .oost fo'loss ives responded
" on, 70 humorous speech by Nr. GooK,s:--
tie noble qualities Of the mother Air, "Hemc sweet
Mir. sHIIIABtR .Mrs Pnr.iugton'). in compliaace
9Th The e'slly expressed desire Of the coapasy,
msde lev remarks and finished by reading character
tc petn descriptive of the local pscuha,,es OF Ports
mouth zach veil remembered locality mentioned
In bur oioos style 1t was received with ouSurss Of
| laughter
To The eighth regular toast Mr. GILMAN briefly re-
| sInpdtd:-
feroes Of n. Revelation natives 1 New Ha npsde
TIE name: Of STARK; sullivan, seammel and their
srse, Low Hotly our heroes in the late war with srest
snd tie glory which their fathers Air Rest war
| The rir iii regular toast was read
T,emory Of John Lansden and .h. patriot. Of the
Attic mouth Of Ae Piscataqua. Air Liberty for me-
Me WooDDrHY, son Of the ia'e Judge Woodbury.. re-
Genien The toast to which you have just drank az
frcs that 10 son of the Ola State can con
hsaJttd feel for their pstive lard sdcrns the h.o
ry vord gives 10 The poets and ora
tors Tho jews incurred ny The of Baby ard
the bod swss gross heart rick at the sound Of the
tdaeh des rae.es The exile whom oppression has
driven from his pstive lane TO hosptable shores
dreams fcndly If home but no in thar dream
the hope that the proud neck Of toe shall De
full God blessed uf, thst love Of home pride
IN our native l.rd, has 10 association 70 chin the
Fee, bold, beautiful, ard proud New Hampshire.
the cha ae'eiscs Of her people Ike her aod adrat
and veLturous a tho free. endless, ami eternal
oceoD, whose waves lash her rock. bound Tue
history of our State l. escutcbeon Without blota
sovereign so,ere,gus No If hers, from the
hour pen the frt Gel grated on the shr gle ut straw
berry banks 20 the p1eeDt 10 shich Der cauuos
refer with ida and The chsrac erstics OF her may
well vie with the noblest that have adorned the
world At the Of her first settlement, the
| commercial supremacy of the world di-
vidsd BY he FrcLch the Spsnia AND the Dutch EGG
bnc elt The mulus Of acquisition aud conquest ADD shs
sent here sncesorshey not iusitives
religious raLby found aaother bigoted and
iDtcerant 81 tbst from which they fcdtbey came Tor
purposes OF civil nation 81 rcg 10 opeu thai rich
lun Der trade, 10 hunt the ess trade vito the natives
ard gather from the her peerless waltz OF fish
eriee vi he'd alopg the coest Tie great fisheries to
\ eHt IN
French To your al cestofs entrusted the objects
ofc.stipg that rivalry which should give to Eg'and
nurse. for ttam.D and those supplies Of naval stores
needed TO CONTEND With the boiu srcuchmnn for
/ tycial poser and Ibdap trAee. AGd TO Portsmouth
belorg- the torY Of being tie cradle OF the Granite
| s,ate-of FIRST eevelopirg the lumber trade OF Anne
/ rica-f first developing the ship building Of
this continent, surSasslBg that Of all
the rest OF the world The frat o.. war built
The continent cnsrn cted mere mo hls