The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-04

NsssrH Edward Everett, John 7. Hale, Governor Cliff.
ford, and Sidney Bartlett, will be the principal speakers
Messrs Ch0aie. Banks, Sumner, Upham, aud Halle ad
vertised TO be present. will not attend, in consequence
being Obliged to be present in the constitutional
non, important matters coming before that body vi.
Last evening special train arrived with the Pilgrim
Society OF New York, escorted by The New York Ligh
Guard. accompanied by Dodwor,hs famous Band. They
sweet. stirring music Of ihe band, taking the good ci
zens by supnse, such and such sounds having
never before been witnessed or heard .Cl
! The mail is about closing, and must close. More
! anon H.
..n ..er... s.s From the Boston Morning Journal.
.#... PLYMOUTH, July 81 1853
The arches and notices across the streets are com
pleted. and the following record of them will give you
some idea of the spirit with which the affair has been
entered into by The people here and the society. The
street decorations were, believe, all put up by the
clcy. The arches are built of evergreens, and very
massive in appearance. The FIRST Is across the stree
leading from the depot to Main street, and bears the
mollo- l#ta.at @ M.t.H '# .e E.s.a #3t "ta " "'f
"Welcornc to the Home of the Pilgrims
Turning into Main street. there is another arch Of ev
ergTeeD, nscrihed-T ss. +. F.,-..tt. 80 .,.r.s.
Victims OF persecution, how wide an empire acknow
.. t.t edges your sway" ." '"
In from, OF Pilgrim Hall, fanked on either side with
the American and Eoglish Mage, is the inscription
,-tts.a s. ~ PILsRIM HALL" Dr. s .srs-.s sa
"Whils on the waste of ocesn 81. .. \
.' " . On, hosty ro;k shall stand,
FL ~ Be this is Iates, legend ...a Ia.
Here the Pilgrims land" .. q. l.
In from, OF the Courthouse across the street, is the
sentiment ...'
AN hor the memory of our fathers who prov ded
the suie safeguard Of berry n establishing the
ICY OF Law and tie impartial administration OF Jusucc.
The next motto is ... .... ... d. .
I've come in prosperity to remember your trial"
The next is
"Hail Of the Pilgrims, assembled to pay
Festiviy' rie to our fathers In glory r,.@. &.
May the ior OF friendship enven the lay, s..a.l
: Audt n
Passing into North street, and commencing at the
lower end nearthe water, we find line OF flags with
-.r7l. o1 s1sg .'speedwem at..H #"f
.E# N.e. l. August I, 1920; Na #
-aa9 .a December 70, 1910, sa. .asrr
Next an arch in front OF The residence of one of the
descendants OF John Robinson, Inscribed a a.
John Robinson, the Keystone OF tho Pilgrim arch"
In front Of house occupied by descend OF Pere-
grine While, thrown across the street, is the nscrp-
The Pilgrim n,oshers-who amidst suffering. and trials
rocked The cradle OF New England"
Near the bead OF the siree,u lhe motto
"Tbs Pilgrim spirit has not fed; s.NrH
#f H8E 81. II walks Ia moons broad light. Hf t#H
And il watches the bed OF tho glorious dead
.E#. ttbs a With ihs holy starr by night z. e".H.a3
This brings Us agnn into Main street. across which, al
short intervals. we Rnd arches and lines Of Ags, bearing
the following moioes: h.1 va u.aafrU .s .e
Shall round their spreading fame be wreathsd
And TcKena now un,tod shall thnll tEEl ..t FL F.#.
With revtrence when their names are breathed."
50 onsa cen,arie' sh. roll this happy and rising
nation shall wealth and tasc and talent hi. hat
lowed spot TO par homage tho elder fathers OF New Eng
"They resisd tho edcc Of their civil and religious er-
ties foundation a, pure and innocent the
where such ioundson was ever laid" 80. ..I -
And bere tho .po, where New England began be,
we come 10 learn OF our Pilgrim athe deep and lasting
lesson Of virtue, sh.crprse. PATIENCE zeal and faith
On Hydon street, in iron, Of The church. is the follow
ing:
The net house q womhip b%lI. 1857 second, 1883;
How benniiiul upon the mountain, the feet Of him
that brought good dipg, pubheth peace thst bring
eth good ,,dng Of good, 'bat publsheth salvsuon."
Below this. on Leydon street, the following
t# .@# p' ~ sLurbos Sra1sr, W. #' .'
#1 The ffst street laid out, Dec 1921 as.s# .#r
"Nuw EsaLasp FArBKHs, . .s.. T
" noble colony Of educated firm men valiant soldiers,
.f.'' tatdI 4 'H1 honorsble women"
..r ''Their hin Of graves behind ",
.ft. Their ~Atcry wsy before ps" 70. ..H
/ On Market street, approaching Training Gteen, wherc
the tent IL erected, are ihe following on an arch;
"M..sasOii, ,hs friend End ally of The Pilg,g%.",
On line Of hag @
r,sls parting j ei Hsssn bad ID. tsppe inaacnce
the rising dss'ines Of New England"
ovc he rock on which the Pilgrims landed arch
lows;
No New Enasnder could be willing TO have that rock
.ka ID buried or forgotten"
Thi. rock has become an obec, OF veneration in the
United States. 'A'.'f"
Across tbeiop Of the arch: & 1rINua. 3..
sH "a rock IN The ssaerne. a. welcomed sires 5'
X Ftom bond ago lar over the dark rolling sea; #s
On that holy altar they kindle the fires,
st.H Which glow in our 1o.ons Jehovah, for ihce'
This concludes the Iist of street mouoes They are
put up with good taste, and attract much attention al
A LOST cHrLD-A letter from Florida 10 The editor oil
the Savannah News Gays: sf-s..t..5.Hs. yEssr.s s,
A most distressing occurrence lransplfed lew days
since in the neighborbood OF Old Tampa. Mr. ibs
was in This neghborhood, making oP drove OF beef
cattle, some Fifty or sixty miles from home, II appears
that in his absence, his daughter gu OF about twelve
years old, was sent alone to ncghbors house. stay
with The neighbours vile lew days, wble the husband
would be absent on eone business The distance was
pefhars two OF three nics with PLAN trai and no
danger was unprecedented Five days afterwards, when
he girl was perhaps spec,sd 10 return home the sarrn
ht asd meet dsiressng iSfegenee came 70 the hoine
o the unfortsna,e g that she had NOT been seen ~
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