New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03
THE CrlrpRATIoN AT PLYMOUTH.
~, Procession reasts, speeches ey GeV' ''"''"'
edward Hvereu and eshcr-.

9th he exception ~ the sudden "e"'" " 'e'
81 lnctsccdin another part Of Inc inS'"el p'SSea Y"
o. ne satisfaction Of all ccmNe'e report " '''
,r~~sAc.. Sc. would occupy great deal more VI wv"
,rsce than vsa have 9" spare i'"''''''' ''"''"'
.sf Nth condensed account
In n, m.rpins there we've impressive Religious SCI,
we. IN The Nrs, CAsNh. Mrs Hemanss ee''''"''"
,,wr Srvnea feature of the exercises
Al 10 e,lssk the Procession MAS ''rme"'
A-,ces the pcstsa RrSsde Band s'sna''n "a''S
.A,cacn Rr.s. Rssd Abingdon Ars''''! "s -.
sesNs'. -, Guards; che Trustees of the
-. s,,, - ri,moath: the Independent Vsde's,
- 49,, ,~,,rp,.DAne and forming tue sPecu guar"
A, GOV C6e,rd NAo wSs AuendN .! u's aus ~o's
.,.A, ps,re sni SNnccr. aud NVuSm ,"cuc'si S"uo
r., ,,r,e lN.iserhs great hSnd the New iorA EHu'
s..r1 Csrt Vincent, esNertlng depntSu9n =, VI.
- s,.,.,..s S>,et, of New lork City. Vice President
-, llrspes a. their heSd. the Cape Cod Assocla-
g.. "a. carriages bearing the more venerable q" Tue
,,,tss snesss followed by about one hundred o'ner
-, ~ 40 the Plymouth Brass Band; che iigrim
-, a Thr.cuih tllowcd hy citizens from distance
- ,s,,,ep, II Plymouth: the Board OF Engineers Oh
Al. ~ 4-nsA iirr Impairment. followed by Niagara
Fsv Voapsry NJ. l. numbering iorty men r"u m1a
SN..srar, NJ = thirty Sly men (Budge"s'er nrass
Bar. kAp,d ConpSny. No y TART! SIX men, ""u '''
r,st ,csrpSrv Ne (. forty men. m
A IA q csck the Procession arrived al the ieh,'
.Atrr lArc ,,mpNny OF ladies had already oeen saeu
is,eAArS " .rrvn. President Of the Plymouth iuSr,h
Ssss. prcsdci. supported ol simeon D'sPv,' - ~,
N.uFr.l,pd Sr.et, II Nev-lork. As Nice-Preslden''
ar,r, he distinguished guests On the PLATFORM We
-,-,o.rs,sI Gov Clifford. EdWard Everett CAstie
$40 o. JoAr I Hale. Charles II Warren Mr. ieaooh
q SsstA CarlinA Charles w UPhsm' OF Saleun
-. DAVIS of Greenfield and Simeon Draper
.fNsv.lask When sl were seated, prayer va
r.,ls ~ Rcv nr Adams. 81 Newlork ~
nc iNzDcg vAs very well got up, and seemed iuuy
A. sat.,f, tie three thousand exPeciant mouths.
Aer- tA< eating Mr. WAKRES. the President MADE
DarflcuarN 10 the place duu
tls cccAs,oa lie then gave the following 'oas'S' III
s~6e- . NJ. v.s. ia,
-. =. - - .s5a & .s. sAd beacon to the world
- - - - 20 S.s-re DIVISION line Osiera;ed
-. -. - soaosca uaao to tie lust " Old
C.. Ctrs,osp responded After referring to various
.sresfi. isrss 81 the oden time be said let us TOT
ss casut air lOok AZ some Of the striking contrasts
a "a, cav All cur dAy Does II no. almost reProacu
- tka - tie stAlvArt OF such sres are mere u
clA-,e their memories under this benignsnt summer
"A, Wien they came here amid the frosts of winter
We instead II brght sunlight pouring down 10 liiu
So their homes, snos was hllng hrouuu tuo,"'
Az tbsr dead frl fast Another contrast Is 70 De
g.. n tAAf little haruue coutrasted With one OF those
cuf aostine paaces Of our day-a sovereign OIL
.sA- >-As CT vhNever Other ambitious nsme they are
es-s la; four months passage Of the VI ynoSet WIN e
nzs~ eSs voucsr Of our own time whicn nion'u s'.e'
n IA repealed carrying Us TO the lana OF our loIe
ke-S anc returning ain even almost before our nsgu
ks~s AAr- Missed u from accustomed hauas ay
1nsfer cor occurs 10 methe assembling Tor 'hree
kczr. 4 thx Ccaveniou IN tbs cabin OF the M'yuoFer
A. to- rrcu c;cn u Constitution that ctne gu, o IL
vEA itN TIRE months session auetler, rom ~
etrziUs;- you 60 Mr. Sumner That you nave o7e1 i'f
txxar- = eu-- q day with is probable products oe
Bv. N ~, Constitution which signed Ia the caoin
sfs M,y5over Is the Only ST. with which no suo
,-.t, s.n.rSon hss found fault Most happy shall We
D. nrUugs the lsbors OF our modern Sl"ns We 81 I'll
frt s-oA pret Justice fathers stamped upon that
srruzebi Aoo ss that ss have ss wise and good Y W.
-sroa made 293 years ago Bat let US look At one
cor raust1y contrast Sir love 10 speak, as our caei
za Of VITA; Massachusetts, has done and Is dong
kf t. gcroIs cause OF popular educauph-0u' scno
or col. 90 every appliance and means that can o.
Gee nd follow out that old idea OF the fugr'm' thA
fno.-og- Nth virtue was - be the saving grace OF p7
D. ard when remember that she has noe Accumulated
k-r uessufy for her school fund f'r beyond ths "7s
dreams q wealth TIA; ever eut-red the Phsnms imssh-
er 20 reject that the fist school fund 10 VI ts
lus-t;s Ess furnished oy this Cape PROJECTING Guy on
kurcrec mics B,o the and the first free school W.
ssgpcrt.c By donation rom the herring fishery oil Ctp-
Ced itALk Go Massachusetts, has al last been true I
ore q tn eonoions Of her existence Sir might multi
ry ib.te cour.ss but forsear There Is hoFevsr ol-
la venture 70 suggest here lest his day. sonar as nave
try tgtncy IN transactions may pass OIL as pleasaul
ca; psgtsut would have the sOns and daughters OF
TIE II srIus vh-p do honor 10 their msmOnes, do
good .eed tia; by and by their children may return bear
their sheSves with thsm and, Sir there ID contrast
bs,ond al others which the history of our pilgrim fathers
aDo the apparent tendency OF the pOPur sentiment oil our
ovp tine sugge.ts il is the idea Of a nstion progress
which ibose venerable men and women entertained sao
tia; which school Of philosophers Is endetvonng to
tons progress, nations glory de vas coh.eh' 70
lsbo' 20 suffer 70 build, looking forward for no re
vsrc but that Which came from the approving smie
Of men like himself He content 10 DO the GUY
HDg nearest 20 him. and leave the event with God
Abo those noble God bless their memories could
tsnd by The couch Of the d and close their eyes when
He bowling ana ismsbiDg wolf was at the door, and
thsr sick and suffering babe was camoring Tor the
life which they alone could give They were content even
th life the destiny Of their nation 70 d. 10
whose hands de-ni.s OF nations and Of men They
ash 20 for no manifestation They old not PRIDE themselves
uptn the ides that il the 'msnif. destiny OF the
o0Obisfs Of New Plymouth 10 plant Empire That would
grow Till s branches would overshsdOw continent It
The manifest destiny doctrine OF our day Is rght
MIR President and you and daughters OF ths Old Col
Ony the Pilgrim stamp and will il bear tbs les
Of th.r christian chemistry Why sir believe the mos
recent and authoritative exposition Of it, forgetting almost
that there God that ruleih among the nations OF The
earth it, that is the manifest destiny of this country OF
of the iDexorsbe conditions of its existence thai
tbs to March, March, MARCH IN the path OF psg n
Rome through fields Of blood and battle Till has sooo N
psbed mission, like that OF the "W anderlng jew
who il take for its emblem Sens ton Mr. President
who rsshes this fOredOomed and prede5tned rsmpng
nation like this Who is not rather content TO cultivate
the glorious Of peace and for God and res
pect for law and 10 observe that great marx OF utce
civilized people which the late John Adams declared
was the highest honor Of our Pilgrim Fathers! They
svere" be says, "the first European Coonsts who o0
"served The natural right OF the Indian to the soil on Thci
"he lived and that of the territory which was ootAneo
by them whether by the barter trade OF two sex knves OF
apiece Of pum It'll for every inch Of ground they Cd
tanned they paid by fair compact most eminent writer
the celebrated Vatte has done merIted honor TO the III
grim Fathers Of New Ply mouth and Massachusetts, Bay
stating thai they the first to establish this Prescp
tive rule of natural justice ana national right Sir are W.
content initiate the example OF fathers IN THIS re
speo or do desire TO 90 and make one OF the con
ditOps Of our national existence that We shall mar ~
march march T. No, SIT, the gums had better mon
ano shield They with undimmed vision 10 u
clear shy above them clear As the tabled cross OF O'd
ssDpe TO his eye, the sdmonition-"p pray pray
syork work work" Industry, peiy, frugauty, ana \