The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-03

ySuas s.AA.st q Our OF. tins ssegest y Is In the
~ &c sNeas prsssss, which these vsasrasls nen and
49, s.Ssrtsissa, ert,astsA With that Which nss
49, . CIR. What the Pilgrim dss Of nations pre-
sO anA nsesns g-Y h ~ss content to labor and 70
sse p !ce bsttsrthsr hey kns~ looking forward Y
TOwlxd but hat which from the approving sne
II ~ Great Task Dss'sr himself He content . d
As dsI Ard leave events with God. He Wa osatsnt,
aye, ~ thoso neb3e ~cuenGod bless1teir memoryl-
~ho could sand BY The OF the Tying and close the
Eyes u dsaA While sns famishtpg wolf ct their
49,. s.s chs her ,sk ana sasri.s babe. vsss
weee content, even psn. - handle coehosece, ana
trust, TO have u destiny Of Their nation 70 Him
and q nse They ..sss for NJ manifestation. They
did net pride them elves the IDEA that 1t the
na.:s destiny q .ne sss,. O. No. .,I Pym.asa here
ovsrrhadowed the soatneot (Applause) But, sir the
manifest destiny doctrae Of cayis it, Mr. President,
and sens aad daughter OF the Old CoIosy-is it of the
1rue PFm s'ams, ard would It bear the test Of their
Christsn che. ityf wh, sir believe the mast recsat
nd most authoritative sxpositon of It s-forgettnx al
nost that there COO -no rule among tbs nations
Of the eaxtA-that II s ths uaost dsstiny Of this couu
try Of oursoDo Of the ptyosela conditions OF its ex
isteacs- that 1t u To esrch march march in the path
II pagan Rome through iad. # blood and battle till It
has accomplished .s mssco Use that of the wandering
f e.. ". :.s. Tor It,
EanPng Tor nation Ike thi,2 QAughtsr.) Whs
y not rather esateat 70 sudv..s the glorious
and % observe that great m.k Of justice in civilized
people which the lsts Jona Qrscy Adams declared was
The ssa' s. SoH., our .a: They as .sy
taral right Of the Iscar to the sell IN whish
h lived AID added all the teitcry which was obtained
BY them, wheher sir by he barter trade Of the two jack
ksives and pisce Of ~,npum whstevsr else. Every
inch q territory tbss chtsite1 by fair compact
With those wbe held the fri;u and the most eminent
writer public Aw OF modern tiues--the celebrated
vAttehAa done Dsrited honor the Pilgrim fathers Of
New Plymouth and Massachusetts, Bay, that they were
the hrst to establish @ pr~oe ptve rule Of natural JUS
Nee and national right SIR content abide BY
the example Of fathers in this respect, or do We
desire to 60 and make Of the conditions Of
aaNsaai existence that We no.s march, march, marchi
<La.ghfcr) No, s,r tho iigens had better motto and
watshwStd than that; tnsy saw with .. undnnsa Vi,
oea The clear kky above them clearly the tabled
Gross ef Constan'e TO his 'beisd0Oniton, spray,
pray, pray, work, .ors, vorx" iodustry and pisty,
frugait1 and . rsvsetd faith God. they were con-
tent to follow shsr ssch -ods future prosperity
sAd honor lApplsns4 Ny fell"~citizeas sons and
VII you carry lo% n-rs ~ oSr suiss IN ne o.ni0s
day3 Shall the country where ,oui I've. and In shich
yssx shndcsa to live b symo liked BY wandering
Jew or Q Christian yilstisg9 (Applsuss) antsap pate
the respes .; hs,s ever, ~asre whore there is
spark of ths Pilgrim blood sill warming the heart and
Pilgrim stock; and ast you SO ,hso sir to unite with
NE In the with which -ha utter in the form Of SEN
tnsnt for this cay and hour
The Soas and Dasght - OF New EnglsndNay their
sn ops to the trss Of the ,spuio 70 eve. .xhss
Sra fathers, which were founded q rock.
The Governor sat down amid the most enthusiastic
applause, when the President read the following
toast
The Cape Cad Association Plymouth In 1874 gave one
Prince to Cape Cod Cape CD has to- day seat us many
Princes In return.
Mr.. SeUDDRR as President Of the Cape Cod Asso-
citation, returned thanks for the honor conferred,
and expressed his ditdence at expressing his ideas
in comparison with the feeling latent in his heart
He elOquenty reviewed the progress of civilization
since the landing Of the Pilgrims, aud INDUCED in
soe very interesting speculatons as to the effects
that would be produced upon their minds could they
be empowered to witness the mighty changes which
mad been produced by their hun ole but soul inspiring
energies He concluded by proposing:-
The Chndrtn Of the old Colony OF Plymouth Like old
An"ss, they always gain strength in contact with
SAedr mother ear N.
The President proposed the next toast
The hDbsrk alton Of 1870 and its results. Air"Auld
Lang SyAs."
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT was then introduced to
fhe company by the President, and after the tremen
dous cheering with which he was received had sub.
aded, he spoke az foliows:-
Mr.. RvKkErr's SPEECH.
~ M presideot, have been good enough to intimate
e2oog ooI nansrou. hoLoreo guests to which your
much Justice ~ tn my self pn.siby single exoep-
on An the individual 10 shon JON look to respond 70
s. that a:s :: ss SSsy
By which IL possible that tho suson may have
man present. for it il moet true that on one pleasant
occasion which hsa this delightful and bs-
lived Plymouth aad supgat"d that It might be eIps
disat, not always but 4anav transfer the css
bratoa Of the great DAY the Snter to the
.sasca suppesins that to BE- tbs allanon which you
had In ysur mind feel tbs, may wfshout i'm proprety
obey your call In rising respond toast that has
just been givsa
Is nov hard upon thirty ears since had the honor
on the I'D December to address and
Of the Pilgrims assembled this place. deemed it
peculiar privilege and bouo, it, sir q still
akuHh nua Hn AID All.
sisa, AID b bs permitted participate in this happy
festival where have st.ndAl % Of many dis
Dguished fieuds and fsllo~ distant parts
Of the Union-froD almost State the aion sir
you have already told ussh-ss favored with the
company Of the iepreeeDstv OF the Ns~ England So
eiety Il New York o,s of th,s inatuttoRs which
carrying the name and tbs pnc oss Of the Pgrins to
the farthsst end Of IN. Union We are grAHfsd
with the psuy Of sry feisnds from the same
sity, tho great commercial emporium of the United
stAtes-where honos.d Nth the presence Of 20
much OF the gravity the osay aas the character OF
presence d 90 much Of beauty. of grace and of lowell
nsse: (Appiause)
Ger these circumstance ard do deem myself most
highly honosed In being c>ied to rsspsnd to the
toast which you have jas, announced
OF the OF the Pilgrims, sAd its results The
thene IL vast; SHRINK ~ know not where to be-
gin or whore to end 1t tbst you YOURSELF In the
remahs with which you favored the company struck the
key nste Of this great theme 10 sludns this great
coatinest before The Pilgrim and situation
Of It's primitive inhabitants There liz the begnnisg
Plymouth, seated BY tho road ide wondering spsctt
Of the pageant which passing before their eyes.
few days ago, saw la ths newspapers, two light
birch bark canoes appeared Bostos barbor aiming
each a solitary IndiaD Tnsy seemed they ap-
pecached, 70 In silent wonder at the city Of the
ride hills rising street aoovs strse and crowned with
the dome OF the State Honse and IT the long line Of viii
hs ching far iAto the back ground At the
tall vessels outward bouEd they dropped DO wn the
channel and spread their broad ~uss the breeze and
those which were returning weather beaten from the ends
Of the earth at the dahng In every direction
eaess the bAbor breathing volu Of smoke from their
hery lungs They padded their fAi brks with dsxter
y and speed through this strange busy and to them,
no doubt bewdsSg scene and having made the circuit
EA Iosten the navy yard, the city ITSELF and South
AmoCg the Islands.
There was not human being Of kindred blood to utter
= wosd o. welcome TO them Ia al the region, which
sno DAY ~ row commemorate occu DIED by their
osciathers Ia Massachusetts Th- Is gone Il would
% IesaAen sentneutAlity to regret the change; to
regret toAt some Thousand uncunred barbariAns des
ntute OF an the improve mens Of social is and
sgy incapable OF adopting then, should have yielded
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