New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

ard loud applause MAY that flag never lose one ,tT
lepplsuse; but the Old Thirteen have multiplied IN
time may oh.r. less brilliant be added thereto aut
nay the constellation which first shOne out through tue
tempest ard the ghning., and has become lived "a
the blue e1pan.e Of peace on every sea- be seen and may
the nations jourDeyng Ike the kugs Of old e n'bler
worship be Id TO faith and destiny, by the light
givesl lAppsusel May it mount to where the Amazon
leaps forth from its cradle in the Andes may II be
uroD the rivers that wash the hidden Of Japan
end in the eugence which sheds, side by eide with the
rud'r structures Of your making, may the graces of life
sutipc ID may III, and the fOush the
canvas become ineaceaby impressed with the great
ctpons Of your and mey the csel and the furnace
contribute TO the genius Of America the fame Of phls
ard Car0ya have seen that genius mmortazng the
heauy Of Greece in her nakedness and chains and later
sll. unveilDg that famous production winch roh' the
Willie House which tie features Of natnre are not ouiy
coied bur the laws of nature. by the dumb charger
oleytdl loud applause
Gen Hall officers and soldiers of the war lldies and
gentlemen o. NewYCrk to this republic-renouncng all
foreen powers and potentaes-hsve taken the oath Of
allegiance and in the sphere and citizenship which
is pened to NE here do trust to prove the sincerity with
which thst oath was taken and my deep sense OF the du
ties which by this act deyOlycd upon me Applause.
Faithful to the principles on which thi-i community
ia framed faithful to tse laws on which II proceeds
ard operaes faithful 20 the institutions which distribute
the vitality while they the unity Of the whole;
faithful above ALL to that noble systes of public schools
Tremendous spplausel which, in the illumination OF
The public mind the perpetuty of condition
sf government and society. based upon intelligence
and good sense qaA fnS II c S2a vet tss
/ more wiscly 10 exercise their great faculties IL
uiIlipg the chances OF IL mposter and in the enc,
eleva the democracy 20 the highest level instead oil
keeprp il 10 the lowest Applause the foe Of bgory rom
whatever pulpit may descend Applause or IN whatever
carb it may play It's mSddemng pranks-the foe OF
tyranny in every cline whatever be the motto the mask
under which it marches whatever be the ceremonies
with which j. installed applause acting as you have
acted-true you have been true brave soldiers liberal
Of my services the Republic you have beenf that
be liberal of my blood IN the cause OF tue ke-
pubic as you have been spplause-I rus. that II be
The viii Of Heaven TO nc with the white III and
the silver crown of age looking back upon life well spent
sbal lie able to say with the great foe Of Catane, the
corspiraior against the Roman Commonwealth
"Bemrublam den,i odoleenL deSrra ippause
And why should not stand with proud love and cour
age TO this Republic her interests. her law, AID insu
tions There many reasons for GO dong IL Is not
alone that an grateful for the protection and the citizen
sim insured to me- il not alone that regard this form
Of Government and this condition of society the finest
end most truthful expression Of the national will necessi
tics intellect and ambition which anywhere this earth
exits hut that recognize IN the stability OF the Republic
OF strength other nations and in her success an
incentive with them to courageous emulation applause
While this republic stands-au-ments her iurune-pro-
coeds upon her high csgecrhere is hope for the most
shicct decrepd and disabled Of mankind As the thoughts
ofthe m nj io.t-whoer in words or marble ofhe great
art-sometimes waken the most drow,y soul, into rap
turou- activity shall the example the written the spoken.
and the living word Of this grand nation the spirit of
those who now lie dumb and torpid in the shadow of the
thrOAes that are mOored IN the l tde OF massacre lap
pausel and in which, ii in the hold of the pirate ship,
the punde ed bers Of the people bound and bleeding,
az Gusia-tbc whole 6rnauic IA nily- tongue.ed; the
Rhine .facnapt in her bed Poland still the Niobe Of M
ton ard her estate and children mp and paceei ont
among tie robbers Applause Hungary with The knife
ri her proud and beautcous neck Italy ocked within her
scupred sepulchrc al prOiaue sOdcry keeping watch
upon it. Applause France grnacns in mi;guer de
the Glare Of which blinds men to the crimes OF woich Is
the senseess and the reckless carnival Ireland her people
decaying and disappearing faster than the ruins even
which ruthless CIVILIZATION has yet lett standing on the
soil vhere-where can the that the history OF
this day turn with ioy-withou grief without vengeance,
without desTair unless it be to this great commonwealth,
Tho of vi
ned ont in those mighty waters Of the west from which
came but esterlay. Long aud lond sppiauSr
! Here hire-eory be to Him on high here Freedom
stands mon pedestal higher than the Aps-hcr!pear 10
d to The sun-the rays tha; flash from II shall descend
-ocsccnd through the bhckes cloud ana s"n-descend
ard penetrate tie deepest dungeon ana mere wake up me
IDIOT Uncomfortable Linn up not lily 90 gaze upon the
hin. end his home far Off but wake him mp wrench the
bars that hem lin in and with thon Shy the sentincl.
ed the aInointed of the Lord. lAPp'ause.
Atthe close of his address Mr.. Meagher greeted
with the most yehemous demonstrations of appreciation,
which continued for minutes indeed through the
whole lecture he seemed to gather up the mplhes of
his audience and sway them at his will, now making
the breast swell with patriotism and anon dimming
the eve with the tear Of sympathy and lie willed
if so his audience responded to every sentiment he express
sed Tie secret of his eoquence his esrnesness he
sppeared TO feel all that he said and his audience felt with
lin.
When the applause had somewhat subsidized Gen HALL
came forward and announced that some communications
were still to be made
Mr. WHITEHEAD Secretary Of tie Committee then pro
coded 10 read comm unicson from or General Sc0Tr'
in which that distinguished officer expressed his regret at
being unable TO be present and also rendered m sympathy
for tie New York Volunteers, and incosed handsoms
contribution in the shape OF "maeris AID Tie letter
was received with great applause, after which the secr7tiy
introduced.
Professor ANDERsov, the Wizard Of tie North who
was warmly greeted and said, "Americaus i am about
10 leave YOU Tor brief space have passed through
every State and city Of your country and in each have
been warmly received and met with many warm frends
and narous have in return for these favOrs, yet one
6rtv TO perform have been able TO do little good
among YOU hope TO do more In bidding you farewell,
! I turn 20 that fag there he pointed to the
| ,rorn ensign of the NewYork VOlunteersl
! Loud cheers The brave men who have fought
! under IT deserve at your hands all suceor and
comfort Permit to offer my mite in common with the
generous persons who have preceded me- and to announce
that nv farewell night: Saturday evening next will be for
the benefit Of the glan; defenders of that noble flag
uoud che ri and hope the citizens of New York viii
consider the worthness Of the cause and respond to this
/ announcement with tier usual liberalty. Cheers
The immense audience after a round OF cheers for this
enhancement, for the Orator and the Volunteers gradual
! y dispersed
Nev.York Methodist Episcopal Conference.
T7s body reassombled yesterday Several reports were
rd The exhibit Of the Methodist Book Concern gives the
,, amount Of assets at s7O6733 o5. Due notes and
hook accounts, s2ss5s SO. The net amount Of capital
stock Ian l. 1883 was s67s,s74 a.. Amount Of sales and
cenis for periodicals for the past year have been $3.50