The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-06
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ever for every new discovery that she makes 70 promote
civilization and increase the good will OF mea.
We are proud people, and We are proud q right
We boast, and well We may. Time, In his aisht
Has never a nation spread In power
As ours has widened since its natal hour
Since first our fathers sought this Western strand
And one fra vessel bore the little band
Now leagues on leagues the heavng oceans' roar
Goes bursting broad Atlantic shore,
Where Commerce dwelIs from thence to every sea
l. born the glorious banner Of the free,
Thence isr-.ar westward-inay our eagle ly
Ieneaih the arching Of his native sky
And, though u nesting, by the oceans foam,
beyond the Rocky Mountains find a home
Let ~ jump board a Collins steamship, and shake
hands with relations Abions shores Observe ne
good feeling that has existed between Aud my prayer
shall be that the cordial spirit between the tive
great branches Of the AngloSaxon race shall contnas
and increase under The beautiful flag of oar own happy
land the strong of England till the last wave
breaks On The shore OF eternity May no barrier spf
up the happiness of either And why should they
be the best Of terms-the gifted mother an
the progressive chdr Compare their histories ana ~
features you but detect strong family re ,e
blancen the one you have an acknowledged republic
in the other the great Talyand tells you have the
reruble in disguse-earh free, and both with broad
and liberal government. Really, they are not SO maca
unlike Go back TO earlier days. Wine we we're sIire
by the burning eloqnence OF Patrick Henry and his com
patriots she listening TO the immoral Barke and the
men Of his day. Ii the domestic Grde has given
England two emiers so was Inc Oh BAY sIate
America with two Presidents from the same family; ipr
while she may speak of the eloquent Chatham anu the
wonrous boy premier William Pitt. can but remember
the elder Adams and his the old man clog lent ~
One from each land died In full honors while in the
ellis OF their respective nations Look at Engands stu
pen,ous Of genius. Go and see that levia han
niece of mechanism Of Stephenson the tubular bridge;
walk through the Thames tunnel and stop moment at
the Crystal alace, and you will lind wonders artificial as
great IN magnitude in Niagara Falls and the Mammoth
Gave in America YOU have them raj Go with to
Chatsworth the most beautiful palace in all Europe aud
here the prncely owner whom was honored by
banks Of the hcna win tell you of what Mr. Pax'on
has done Industry and enterprise is England excelsior
motto well We have taken many leaf from
her book aud have otentmes rested beneath the wide
Spreading branches Of her gigantic oak which cover one
hundred ond fifty millions of her people Even now we
same relation Easiaad that ns Neo York Hs,ait docs .
eine uorid Tus enough the land q nativity: ynsss
have spent many gala days. Enough of England,
where in that great commercial port Liverpool, first
the true meaning of her hospitality twelvemonth
aong her merchants, l can judge something OF tn-t
Separations for before l had been there six weeks the
made me feel ut home though had bsen
wi h them many years say enough OF the land
where horn AM the land where SOLO irned so
snort time; but word for the land my adoption
Australis! my home May its precious treasure
shed peaceful light throughout the social circle and
dra wn beneath its magnet Australia the brightest
star in the whole British galaxy. May it continue
has found the haven for which he has 30 long sought
An -tralia the great FL Dorado Of the Southern Ocean
May the time be not far distant when we shall show the
90 effects her yellow harvest in building railroad
sydney and 10 ADELAIDE and every other commercial
in the colony, wi h magnetic telegraph for com
ia Mon MAY this wonderful town continue to grow and
widen until il has e.tn up all the surrounding villages
nay the facilities for business keep pace With the
wants OF her people The criminal Longer be
among your people and its emancipation is bje:t for
rejoicing IN the language o! the ella ssc pot # Surrey,
know you will let me in you in remembering the
event
.'Rejoce, land,--our golden and
lie glad glorious climel
We are Quit of the Of the convict band
We are free from the faint Of crime!
Rejoice and be glad! for the GOD Of all grace
Hath heard our prayers al length,
And bids Australia run her race,
As the sun going forth in his strength.
No more shall the fostering prison bark
Bring hither its cargo OF strife,
But every ship, tie oden Ark,
Shall pour forth love an. life;
No longer guilt, all greedy for gold,
Shall prosper and range without fear;
But Virtue and Freedom shall live TO grow old
In blessed abundance-here!
Ga highlands wisest, purest and best,
Shall flock TO this happier shore;
And the good of the world from the east to the west,
shall be ours for eyernore.'
Mr.. Chairman, you must pardon me for OBTAINING YOU
long while you permit to occupy another moment
of your Time in giving sentiment which know you Will
join me in giye:-"Ihe Anglo saxon race throughout
the wordmay they hcncciorth know rivalry but 10
advance the welfare Of mankind