New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

tis OF orr commercial Industrial AMI financial
world. How do we DOW receive that gelii Over
foreign seas sud across foreign sell and UPON cir
cur OF FIX thoussnd 'nss-lahie % be cut Of oy the
Dee's, unIseTs ADD priyateers Of any p,0sr rirh
shieh We might come ~ wa | do NOT protaee q,
hical consicersiOns they address tbsu-.lve, To- se
political power sleak 10 BUSH. - lnen-oer,,snfs
ard al the industrial ella -e--and aaDeai =, th-ir
Ighieuco Heuse Of interest and patriotism IN favor Of
this road. Piny, the elder s.d that rem iii an
form Of government was most f4vora ha l.. cp ne-a
because mort favorable TO freedom Of enterprise .nd
he gave iriauces OF the truth Of that axton in bis
dIceit republics. The nOderus have sesa its tru,h
IN later tne-, ard in Dearearer plscas-iu I,aly In
Holland, aid IN our Osn America. We are R.Du,.
Ic, AM great One-with the elements OF IN )re than
Roman greaness-srd should not allow the Just ani
ennobltg axiom Of PiDy ~ be d-Dara ped in our per-
tons Let us make the road. We can If We VII:
and 1t Is time 70 begin came here for that purpose
speak to produce .ciioB not for the sake OF bar
rem 0isplay- have brought You the fact 10 sho~
that there is good way, for good ro,d
straight and short and connecting with all your own
rosds; aud good country 20 sustain people 10 sro-
port and protect it. Now, let us make IT, Nv oltn
A. to get rome dozens OF names in these great cities
known to the people and possessed Of their c,nflsnce
men Of means and chafacter-to allow their names
TO be put into bill which Congress can pass without
constitutional scrupe, giving the ris Of ~4y 10 one
nile VIDE, through lis IA sbsas and Utah Territories
10 this company, aId Others who shall Join them
they reseryipg year to accep. the graa, 10 which
tine couble examiBs,on by practical road makers
gong out in summer and coming back in winter can
solve il busiDeas way every question which prudent
business men ought to have solved: prscticsblity
expense settlement and the population and ltvation
which tbe support and protection of the ROAD 70 lid
require Thit II the outline Of the plan r.q lirng but
few oetsis 10 I'll IL up and OF all which princple
should be, aid from the oited States except az Gus
toner, when she pleased-paying Ike other crstonsrs
For this purpose | Game here, and 90 elsewhere, at
much Inconvenience to myself and great Of per-
ssnal fteling-opprssed IS | an vi h Occupation
ard saodeDe5 With the affection Of recent and heavy
misfortune. But for this csu'e / could beco ne IL
circumstances permitied,l Peter the Hermit ira
versirg the country aud preaching crusale-not of
AIMS sgsDst the Iufdel-but Of benefcencs to the
human Toce.
Mr.. BentoD's address was listened to with profound
attention, ard frequently interrupted with applause.
At its close, three cheers we're given for HIN with
Tremendous effect Loud and repeated calls we're
made for Scott and Van Buren,, but neither re-
sporded.
The following resolutions were presented by Mr..
DOUGLAS LIFFIsGwELL for the Association:
Rsre3 That the bants As.oc.t on are du. N the
Ron Thomas n. Benton the eioaaen, and axructiye
dscoorre with which he has favored ~ this evening"
hesohtsd, That coroisly sympsihiZ~ with him In the
ener~ lie ahmg 10 bnd together tn. Atlantic and Pacific
satss Of tits Uuan Of earnestly bope
Fucosss
Mr.. PELATIAB PERT, President Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce, warmly seconded them, when they
were enthusiastically adopted, and the vast audience
dispersed.