The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

noEed them at the top OF o." voaes. wa sppsAsA
body had newly DOM, rsm entails AND tssen
to the study OF the 6rn Here ~sspeemsn OF the ssri
uoDies:-sob ofacss-Nov you " tnere' W0en give
this command I'm going to, don't ~Aa' you move
but you hsre wheel In front when Isp. ". SoW-Aten'
| sion-fsos (Au face sbout) Ohiosr -No-you don't
turn round, Jon turn bast-so that's right snol dor
arr Nov whsrss that other company gone -ds' you'
come back here. You muN not m,roh OF (rhs
runaway fqusdron srs brosght back and ranged has
Now Should or arms ThaVs right.
boush this corps arc not 10 expert some In Ssr
evoiutiops, yet, they ane looking body Of mep Ad
after tie experience, will dosbt do homo. to
citizen sodisry After roising upoa the Battery they
ma ched into t
CAsTLn GARDEN.
This capscious place sso never more full than 1t
yesterday 1t vas crowded in every part there being
Pretnt NO lsss than nvs thousand peYEoos. We have
rarely been present during excitisg interesting
icene The rich regalas Of the splendid ban
nsrs-hs brilliant dtplay Of female bssuty-ths marusl
muc OF the military bAnds-ths Aingipg Of tile patriotic
ooer-the sierp earnest faces Of the msmbsrs OF the
ordsr-he great crowd dotted here snd there with
ding plumss-msny oolored unorms and bristng bAyo.
nssn- made striking Impression sven upon ~ unin
ferssted bsholder. After the various companies
fea"d the Gard Of Liberty marched In and stacked
their arms as this foot OF ths stairway The entire bal
coEy was apProp lated the lady geatlsmsn Visitors
The military escorts ana the several hSptsrs occupied
ehs ground h1or excepting few Of tho side and bach
sss's, which HDl,d By ladies'
TIE platform crowded bsin occupied BY the clergy
the OF ator Of the day. invited guests the Gand Marsa
bis aids officers and past GERS and members OF Chan
ce'y OF this and other States staff and officers the NIL
hsary escort and the msmbers Of Alpha Chapter, No l.
Shortly ater the audience wore seated the vsnsrabs
members of the Alpha Chapter marched In carrying
n n AM IA andv aI hS
the Coz mttee Of Arrangements, and conducted to the
platform They CREATED with enthusiastic cheers
when they entered
The war worn veterans Of 1919 Also eams for good
share Of tbs public attention aud sppau,s This corps
was seated on the floor the platform In foil
uniform, and greeted with hearty cheers whom thay came
In the room.
The Fourth United States Artillery Band, from Fort
Hamilton, were upen the stage, aud played Washing
tons Grand while the audience and guests wore
being seated.
TIE CEREMONIES.
The ceremonies In ths Garden opened about two
O'Clock in the afternoon with prayer, BY the Rsv william
8. Balch.
"Buzzs Here's Columbia Forever" was then sung
By hessrs. Smith, Curtis ard NAh and resolved with
loud cheers.
The CHADMAS came forward and read several letters
from invited guests who bls to presentation
Professor Mons, R. H. Pruyp, Esq, President Of the
Assembly Of the State. and others.
The band then played Hall TO the Chief In admir-.
abis sty altar which "Ths Star spanalsd Bannsr was
fupg by Mr.. NAah spd chorus
The Chairman then introduced the orator Of the day.
Jacob Broone Esq, Grand saehsm Of the ohancsry Of
the State Of Pennsylvania. When hs forward he
WAS greeted with thunderipg cheers.
The orator read from manuscript and the effort though
lengthy was generally very creciabls. Hs gave his
toroa review Of the rdtion Of England during the lat
ter part OF the 10th and ae bssin1ug Of the l7sh
efforts made by Jamss the First to abddgs the privileges
Of and the confirmation Of hi, BY Charles
spec Of he state OF the colonies Washing
tcnwS born, (22o February 1892 Ths bss.,ins ont
o.r hs IN wses me hes sus.
conferred upon him BY tho ContInsntal Congrss
ard th Ger duct throuh0at this var Afforded ths o,sto
cs TO this portion Of the oration Hs next stvsrted -
the sevice OF Wsshinson ~ contained In bis sory
adcre. and particularly deosi the attention of tn
alt nee to tbs fact that the Father Of mis- County Do
plo,ed the existence Of party spirit as grs.t source Of
darger to he re oubc % adordg means for the oor-
rupt krgs Of foreign aoerce. 1t vAs. he said,
fac, te b. regretted that iustutons msnaced
rsry ,pirit h,d run so high that politissl lad.
thought Of nothing bat the msj Irity, and
to the r So.s p:,'Ip' % the mob %
check t, suoh influence and BY the spirit abroad In
the lard, te bad NO fear hss our ins,itutons ~oald
put their trust God and went for to conquer iu tbs
csrk days Of the revolution Every Asroan shoud hold
sacrinos for the good Of his county Evsy American
who loved his o,upry should be ready to make hnsef
U' ,n' q
s founded upon the int h<encs Of the
people, 1t h not enough thar Il who arc .sessd to
ocbsrge the du les Of s various Offices should Do educa
&C. but the people who ctegste TO them tbs power should
also be educated to assist them when tusy In ths
right and to detect and punish then when they are
wrong. The fathers of the republic well Of
this and they Organized syssm Of public eduosdon,
ouIper within our gates and thsre should BE- no %
ration. rhs fentment was receivsd with enthusiastic
sa IN. orator ssSusns sss the event. Of the last
csn spirit Tne ,er aets Of foreathers In aking
country asylrm for the opprsssd Of all nau
dspsru snts OF the innusncs was Js
rutism and II should b the work Of this Orcsr 70
| that its progrss was stayed.
The grafton Was warmly applaudsA throughsut and
whom NJ Brooms retired the audience gave nine hssrs
the ladies in the gallery waved their haneksrehisf and
| The shard played "Hail Columbia
The following original ODE composed for the oocasoa BY
John AeChemsy, Eq, was then sung By Mr.. Mash, fun
chorus, and band
| ODE TO LIBERTY.
| tDeiisated 70 ths United States Of America
Eound thy trump Lbsrsy t al ths nations stand
Press press shou rward Ssr.y the soaring eagles high
=: Il. and high The prize Of those who asA' for
OF nay nay ne world. .dmiriDs ., \. uin.pul,s beauties
/ soAni
i
Then sound thy trump Liberty let all ths nations
Press prsss thou forward Liberty The soaring eagles
high tefors
Twas bsn Of God, and from Hin; o let hold H.
Ana Sy .hs srsss ths .sbls. N. tAr
sunoundsd BY iN spirit viii ever feel ~ magic Might
Ant We will love Me good ana frss aad ever In thsr Joy
delight
Our how blssd Art thsu almost perfected In Thy
foYD;
may shss shs nations bowl wen wsosns them With
bostms warm,
"a .haias and b fssa saa grasp -
We oass thee bright Liberty, ash shssws 10 not
mand.
70 thes prsss.s mAa. our own Believed wash
ingtoni
How a.d good shs he raa how sorEssus
xaissso was his mighty niad and faithful was his ss.rsss
L heart
esprsnsly wise aad hiAd his virtues glow iupar
Hs gave through Gsd hh the liberty We now
| Joy,
wsnss his praises 70 ths shy-te Coo. and without
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