New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
The Nefernn COINS.

States in the wa with Great Britain assembled a. their
headquarters. No. 50 LspsnariSt, with sdearns Sni
cockadehst Tie Corps mustered into line under
command Of Capt. Henry Raymond, Waen they marched
to the City Hail. where they received the delegation Of
their brethren from various parts Of the county The
following distinguished gentlemen were among the dele
gates Gen John II. Eaton. Hon j. b Sutherland Psnn.
Jacob Frick aud John H. Frck Penn Robert Csrse o
Troy DR. Nelson A O Hought m. y } Hon N. Ewood
Del Co. John J Sufern C S Allison Thomas N l'hin
Peter Bancker, Schenectady Hon Era Ayrss y. J
\ Woodwork Asa Cole Warren Clark, 81 Lawrence CO.
Rev. DR. Westbrook, Ulster CO. Hugh Riddle S,heneo
.sdy; Arthur 5 Johnston, Tompkns Co. and others. In
Ger tho command Of Col. Hagh the delegation was prs
ssuttd 20 the Mayor and Corporation OF the City, whose
grests they were by invitation, FOR tho day Capt Sntns
Company of Ind penden, Connents acted escortc
the Aer the presentation Of the Delegates aud
Corps they formed in line the right and e Of the Mayor
and Cooperation Of the City, aud witnessed the sias
view of the troops under the command OF Major General
Ssndord Immediately after which the Corps with their
and country Delegates with other guests proceeded
the Court where the 81 l9 d1y were
commenced with address to the Throne Of Grace by the
Chaplain the Rev. DR. Spring The Rev DT. Peter Van
Pet delivered he ioloWir: address.
With feelings Of -ratituie God Joyous pleasure
gratulse you my counirymsn fellow ciz Ems and sol
diers Of the war Of lsl2 this 9TH Anniversary OF the
declaration Of our counrys indie pendencea declaration
maze Uy tAlEuleHtu NlItAvt' fhoeN' A5cVtAte AA pa
1otic father. in Congress assembled, who. approaching
their rights and the honor OF country struck for Lber
t. and resolved be free and lndepsudeu.-tO Oe no
LONGER under English dominion. Accordingly, as true
aud faithful and honorable men, they molly pledged %
each oiLern supp ut Of tler great cluse-hes lives h'r
fortunes and their sacred honor Aud ater years OF un.
equal and doubtful, arduou. perseyerug diversified de-
,ructye but successful conflict the pd1e 90 no5y made
on the 4h OF July l,6 aobly redeemed ia tOosr
1893 And wa, ny friends have, BY tho same b icent
Providence which attended orr gal an. faith rs Ia their ot
a. struggle freedom been sp red % meet On the return
IT ths 10, GUS occasion the aUSpcOus eyenau, proud
day Of American Iudrpendence-to celebrate aid bless
the day and al who honor ltand when, IN the ,ourse NJ
events. il became eres5ry in Order 90 maintain the dlgni
Is Of our C1vernmentthe Just rghtshe honor aud ndepen
drnce country 20 have second war with the same
arbitrary, powerful nation II pleased Divine Providence
again 10 81 ze arms both at sea and On and aud %
glye u, reuovu aud honorable name as also Ugh rank
Of distinction among the nations and powers oi the 7th
Ia this second Of independence YOU brave Veterans
Of l-la 49, IL bore distinguished emiusaty useful aud
honorable part Your and priy)us, whether IS
volunteers or .u4r soldiers were AL are and cannot
hut Do duly apprsei by All true American patriots
Whilst we enjoy hs national iesvite AMI pleasures OF this
Inde peDoense Day, We mosrn t1e lss OF many WIN?
have departed th. life and numbered With ns dead
While dc pore the destiuion OF others and sympathIzs
in all the poverty and actOn OF the afflicted and Of such
there some that reman for whose relief ana comfort
a. brave fellow soldiers, who served Their country
in the tented field you have 80 generously and GOOy
/ contributed from your own resources, ami Tor
whose greater relief and comfort the Veteran Corps n5
tucd measures no OF menace add deuandOi ust nights
AID claim. by existing lsss-but made respectful aud
earnest appeal the Legislature OF the State OF New York
last ter then in reg uar session and now still IN extra
| session convened Having gone 70 Albany by request
with Col Ilaght ConmAIGant Of the veteran Corps.
where also the Veteran Corps, with their officers, in full
Uniform ppeared in the Capitol ana were kindly received
and addressed by bis EXce-ncy Governor Seymour and
having been pres, nj IN the Legislature since IN oAhon 70
this H. alter am enabled that bill Tor the relief OF
needy destitute who served n the Important war OF
I-5 VA. drawn and had second reading IN the House
of Assembly What is inal decision by the action of NE
I- Will be- not clsy tn certainty % say But
1Ggug from the general voice aud oppression u the mem
bfrs 10 favor would though would pass and be
law. Nothing they said you'd proven, Us passing
have called that war important for had failed in it
n. disastrous would have been greater than
many Re aware. Whatever the result, have Tor
gratitude and e6ultaOn that live IN large, and Tree
and country with schools and churches "a
vaucing IN well doing Tnat enjoy civil aud religious
lb.riy unimpa aired with the blessing 81 kepuoAs Gov
ef1meut-tis choice VI the Sovereign ka.er-;het or
IIou IF STATES a. well the reserved rights OF the m
oNdual States are secured by the general and ederN
Consntuiion tho wise result u the wisdom 0i
our fathers, of mutual concessions and friendly
Conprou.se by Th the Union OF states was preserved
and w. made D0D whose sound policy and ineres,
is ~ cherish unon peace and concord with good til 10
ward each oher-ogether with fair dealing honor Justice
and good viii the powers that be ana 70 an m nsind
Ard wien called defend Country rights aud oer-
tie- we nay present nrm, united solid and unoroken
front Of uofs Of tree and independent American soldiers
with brave hearts and strong arms-to oppose The insulting
nvaa Bg foe And with hope in God under the flag Of the
MON and not star deficient nor dmmed IN our National
banner may prosper and conquer ana triumph over s
en4res Of Liberty and beloved Republican Country
And that the march Of freedom, or AZ me brave aud
aih ful Lafayette the Ntona liberty Of our
Country" founded on ust and equal laws may Do on
ward, be deepsned in the affections u the present
and future generaiiOns-oe perpetusted and dnused
throughout the wide world as good leayen tlers are
imperative and commanding duties all important
IL be zealously cultivated And carefully observed en ned
on u They mainly con-lst in doing Justly loving nsf
cy ard walking huuby With Cod IL dong ~ others IS
" would they should do 70 as And IN the words o the
immortal Jackson Ask nothing that Is not clearly right
an submit 10 nothing wrong 30 also TO cultivate mo.
rsy religion 70 preserve the Mon and rally round
tie COustituOnin the words OK the Father Of his COun
Try As the palladium OF our repect and safety a5rJa1-
our peace at home-our tower OF strength and rnogn
among the nations o the earth AS therefore our nl0n,
Tie stability VI government The peace aud prosperity
of cur Country, the yirtlOus education Of our emil
dren and the enlightenment snd happiness OF our
people are the strongest guarantee, and tie best PROOF Of
the excellence Of republican form Of govern nsn AMI
that tie people rightly educated and disposed are capable
OF self gOvernment-sO VII recommend tne Others %
Go hkewse-watlng, with glowing expectation for the
coming Of those hacyOn days when the Oppresse sna 90
free and the condition Of mankind in all tie world snail Dc
greatly ameOratso love b God aud good @ % men JAIL
universally prevail and when, Ia the assured confidence VI
TIE fne nt Of the Scriptures and in accordance ws tns
fret government given 10 the chosen people OI pIS
Hg--lhe Xii gd0ms Of this world sh Al become -. us
oOuls Of l. ri and His Christine iriena So
the poor and needy. " len, under proper 0..ys -
frences mn shal ASSERT and Vlndic$s IA7i TX - e
Lackles Of despotism BE- broken IN pieces 1u- Auly,
absshed and confOunded, cease 70 tyr@hl]9 1- -
their f. Low ren-hen the human cosaSHee U4ssu..I&I'
"a e,d IN r. m combat error the n1A,3 OF men E be
snccssfy defended and from hZh r0cH and l)iy noun
al, Ton fa the shouf Of freedom 20 forth, rssoundng
through hill and dale, and I4oey' pure h"1.oAA Asso@n
Liberfy pervade the hAbiiAb.e giooe
Tbs Declaration Of Independence was then read by a
member Of the corps and received with most enthusiastic
cheering, &c
Hon Col Sutherland Of Pennsylvania, then addressed
the Veterans He passed in brief review the history Of
or coun,y from he time that the first gems O. desire