New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-05

w. aSe's a. sn..ersd have dared 'hs elements
IN their cogrse. Ear.h air ard water hsr isd OF
action. The s.endes Ygc arch that sPans NJ $50
the racing, roaring iron horse and me srH- .o
aIe he t1oI hes OF their triamQh Ihsy ere ins -,
retToenta;tos q lo1ug Alelch lo3hf A--..~
- t,,J to s,rear In fhe words oil 10 -ar free
told ard al-couquering. iOcng Aner'ca a'eAs m
copy she res her tyre 1ytet5 RON heF Nv -. .h,u7'
.is draws her r-ura on FROM her o'-n pciht- ~ eoi
ard field. Her own humaniy }. De-. ';fe-cnD@i ~ -
A,lc., conn.n enough Tor her aid enough for the
sul,ireer I. he not the 81 ioar- America az ana
Tie o. he Crystal Pai-ee lAlpAus..l M =. =.
fs,uy, ~ ,ls Ell 5,n should be original ty-ir-lne's
.sson fron old. b nusiolo- its =! - - In, am
DuIIu and Paris. /; must be American; tne fa'ace 81
H.. 7-futieth century. Ii 0,ers have the nnseelh
IArrieusel tn must stride ae1l gld o. " new Ii'is
nder he .un II ha. already be-arfstef he-ar''oed
snd to-arotnec.od l. 81 n'w ,'e ,l9l. 10 D5 +.
Whence DID the engineer aTise What j. b, history Il
/ lie one Of the q. +. A.-"our hr'i men "n1 are rs
/ antoctd.nis-his faHily-li- eenea2syi Nhy
I ref,r was horn" He came Ike the electro
~. he call of the YEAR ha. were ripe for
! him. But what word OF cheer and welcome AL lac
Lnyei That which he man Of pro-r-s ever hath ,
EiNs.Y and FIrcu, and fULroN! VIVA; cheer anu WEI,
,, had We bold neers Oi; sinking ye' ye rose, an
lie round world rejoces IN the heaven o. yOar triumph
And too shal LHio ssoS arse a-d De n.Io. =. " ~
whit is The engineer VIVA manner 81 n-h : 81 -
engineer a GuJleV animal. Like other men ne nam M
QUE, LIE and inner lie. la bis ouiW arr an ph!s'yh
estaous BE- brc aihes the free, fresh ar AM Da
I~cu to the glowing and beating storm on lana an
"a Some Of be equen. pcc~arles are imp lci''f
- ,,ll, los-. and rcd face. of most unBold
,a, hue onu-h rom ihe summer sun. or ne toIef nv
Politically he belongs 10 that great ami popular a,,oon
10 wLo,e use ~ have This day tei clci Us flao1 a.
Iocr, Koom--he Order of " iuii -oh our pa anu ny
Gun Your Soeyes Great aplauseI IN hls i', ',
liz spiritual Manifest IONS he y man o NH, 70 -
Cons ;ans,ns socen's ana me a,' i;nes sa,e
,ery eccentric eIses lie o Aes cI''H,t I'M, -
and EXCEPT hat he has a moss deiiSae %PpI9-
CATION Of The line Of beauiy. Applause
Il L. The proyucc Of the artist {" evolve Ipi' "t os'
20 IL ,Ir occupaon of the engineer. Ii TIE auihT be
couyelssnt with tie gracos II rh"ionc-"W.h h'l-hs
.,bet benbc and words tina; burn tho engineer claims
u he
s ,cly column and he noble Arch TO these too, the en'
recr can point his And he say, These men
of .ceucc with he agob.c signs AMI ogarithmic mys-
eiics the aichemsts Of this age why they are moi my
callers hey are but my brothers. Ncmont, Latrobe,
Jcrvis Ericsson Mfin, Tautivine iIaupi these are
nfres that known wherever tripod has pierced the
earth OF square root been extracted. lAppausc Inc
tine engineer must think all, know all, aud do all. Ills
creations must combine strength, spirituality, stability
beauty utility He must represent labor and art He
NUT be tie mechanic and the artist H. short he must be
tie admirable Crichton Of our day. Around me | see
many who have done good service under the excelsior nag
Of tie American Engineer. These are the appropriate
guests of this Palace of the strong ann and the flashing
intellect On tits day and in this plnce, at least the enyi-
neer has not been iorgoten-he has not received the
cu direct" No i'm he who engineers the destiacs
Of Ills Crystal Palace Association knows that Mr. Presi
dent BGrnum mis- ht as well have cW him'eJ.
1t will be understood from the reading of this excel
lent speech that it come from the mouth of a civil
engineer.
After piece by DoDwcPTns Band,
Mr. CHARLES BUTLER read the following letter
from the Hon. EgAsTUs BROOKS:
rRoMEpAsrrs BROOKS
NEw-YosE, Wedne sisy, Nav, ), is5i
GrSTIFNrS 1t would give me great pleasure to illll
the Iaft Of he Day m ei gan nam n ne effeH'
IN rd4I whh mak eary tLa should ave he CT,
ot The sisi q The cys.,l Pl,ae AL iras
m Of MY - bs am hrprS a; he n lie shcb t. MAJ
f'.e tf, led uTen dins fn.eirr bs ny sr,hei,a
,aliicrs Nf.u5e shl IN which .Teak qrfuy r ~ e
rtFfr. "a IL Poi q q IT, a Il
I,icd q time wiu tlti1n IL in Ensnd ST Anrrn
colony 'fcpld i al go mlnuieiqe no nal for his j. % -
md Worlds Cgsa Pslsee for the most n FOL inventions
Al ITnhr IN The reterte AMI o. no th' ns'ur OF OF
uuIe vi ny he Orec Of xiii greater edyancen-ni in SCI
h hslosile harmony IN ri'o' piece o. music, and syn
there oeh % 70 FIJI sfsc on Until our county te rf
e oo BE- 'Sd N h ay p on h P af
OF hoe VII ENJOY the one or perform III OH Bwesn con.
lu' icusy The noro, the Irduens thc iowa the
and the saio,id e. the ship ns IN ERE o. should,
'IleInlr-d drop. he rllsel .uto one"
would leen glad have shown a, how
Iuru.. lie, Ike The ee,ine The water ;Om
Wide mil hoy reach the common md designed by vie and good
Tisnl ne yen rnlem.n for your kind invitation be
Tie ME tn dan and f,srsns 1sniiy g sfnt
To Mn Wn1I md HiL1oS. co- of Invitaiioa
TIE REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER's SPEECH
Mr.. BARNUM now introduced the Rev. HENRY
WARD BEECHER, who said:
he President of the Association has restricted me TO
ten minutes speech thought it necessary To measure
first and 30 have put il down. For man Il to speak
without no,es and upon the impulse Of an OCCASION and g.
recaly such an occasion this YOU might well in the
midst Of FIRE ark en- ncor to throw just quart OF
water upon the building TO ask the speaker confne
himself to just minutes og in the inspiration Of the
ment lie tell exactly when be will stop, any
than lad when horse away with him as he under
takes TO ride him to water tell when he will hold up.
If there were nothing in the Crystal Palace bat show for
curiosity and commercial operation by which slOckhod-
els seek dividend and business seek 10 draw 20 New
York The largest possible number Of buyers should not take
the trouble say word ON this occasion. But regard
this institution for such trust It IL having very i'm
Iortort relations O. the welfare OF our country mrfg am
Jcfcaig nations wealth consists in is cltzens-their
eaae AID heir pr. Il not how wise ani how strong
arc hut how wise and how strong the whole bulk OF
citizenship Is. We have in America but single dis
incvc ihng compared with Old and refined nations.
Ne hare p.tp'e. Our theory of Government assumes
that political power resides in the peopie-ln the sep
artto individuals OF the whole OF society. This
/ The theory alone Of GOveuacnt-it Is the fact. Our
people ale strong by Intelligence, by industry, by
,iriucs social aid Iolicel, and by morality and
| religion. Hey are the sources Of DJHtr. They are
not usalle mass, lie dough ir the mOldihg-
/ hand. clay FOX tie plastic pattern. They are
ptop instinct with sele They have power ma
90 sUbdue II 10 their They have power over
theUstyts 20 coeTcc eGcltOn, and t. coltro them
selves and 10 fai ION their public policy and lvern
ment This is the peculiarly Of he American body polite
II : not our wealth is not simple political freedom
= not our educated classes and our stray public men
i Is the strength thai esiiCs in our whole people that con-
stlutes that herroe between American society anu Eu
rcreCn Unless tn strong aud sound unless there Is
eudt's rtcrtaVe 'e emons the People there is hope
Tor u An educated class controlling class at the ,op
vii never make strong la0n Ii tn base OF the pvra-
MID l. clay II TO but Lite purpose that you bull the
cItX Of precious stones But II the foundation be
a ne .frl Ia.