The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06

constitution. abe ought to be- and she shall be- the
Union and he most reliable ally Of democratic admin
istration.
M saxrAaD replied He said there was no toas. to
which he could respond with feelings OF greater pleasure
The State Of New York had not regarded with that
Coasderaton to which her greatness entitled her No
other State possessed such advantages phicay
sonsidered Her agricultural productions and manufac
lures we're to be found In every land and her ships
ali the
81 no other STATE and when the little yacht Ame
vas sent abroad to compete with Great Britain aud
phe world sne appropriated to herself higher dstnc
Ron Tor NE fame which abe then gained amid her sister
6tatss In l6o4, here, upon this ground where
etand there was capitulston between the Dutch and
engh which secured liberty Of conscience every man.
while the spirit Of intolerance reigned every other
there should Be no taxation without representation and
II was than hundred years before that became
the settled principle Of the country Who arss an,
globe other than those brave pioneers Of civilization who
cut down the forest and made the wilderness to bloom
Here he continued, an assembled the Grst Tues
ay OF October 1905 delegates from all the other colo
nss who declared that the colonies were entitled to
Great Britain and that they should taxed by any
but thenseives II the city Of New York that
rsvs sent forth her TO asht defence Of the ber
fea Of the whole country IL not famed for the noble
mon who died in the prison ship and in the sugar house
ah,nk Of those true men, natives Of this State who died
ho say that hmany Society acted from political con-
Niderstlons In raising monument over their remains
s. Is ss. Of New ro i: rsos..ss :. properly oeaH
Df he world and Of every ma. Who s.ss in the stsrs
nl stripes the prophecy Of his future deverancs On
Die 9Th Of March, 1859, there ws4ugo quorum Of Con-
Grsss here md sti doubt whether Nat body would
0uns upsa the constitution q the United states
AfAsr three weeks they obtained quorum, and on the
0oth Of April General Warrington Nas nausurAted ON
che very spot where my friend responded 10 the toast
On III hestsnt Of the United statss Here he swors
Dbsdieacs te ths coastutioa and hero lot consider
Cat vhs he had stsksd his eternal happiness on his
pauiuo 70 support the constitution We dnd men
&io ere ready now 70 refuse their assent TO H.
a II net veil for to remember this While such
Thsodors PAxer who repudAsc its Obligations ay tot
hsa they are n danger and claim lie protections Gap
pausel Mr. SAspard scneludsd by speaking Of the
t1cs vkseh kad bssn rendered BY New York Ia the Next
ess ~ax ed took oooason to pay well deserved comp
ensat 70 tbs bravery Of her during that struggle
He gAvs General Scott al the credit to which he
e.ttisd. Bat what, hs added, would have been the
Guccess Of his army be had not such men - General
1ssres TO led the van. (APplAuse) He spoke o. the
services OF WIN L. Marcy who he said vas web descrv
sng reward and expressed hope In the union of the
p>rty 70 sustain the administration Of Franklin Pierce
TIE afth regular toast responded to By Alderman
Kelly ~ ri- Fourteenth ward
re tgnmAny Society, or Columbian Order.
. re- n.tsiofs OF that generation which gave
u.r 49, svsi4 the svnsli.uiion os taf sa.t,a