The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-06

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When Coli MiBg concluded his GRAFTON, which
peatedy spplauded, the Grand Sachsm invited the
meeting to unite in singing an ode whsh had been pre-
Hail Columbia This was followed by perfect
storm Of enthusiasm, which found vent in nine terrific
cheers, that made the walls Of old Tammany shake A
Grand sachem, adjourned % another room, where an
exercises, as nay be supposed, were Of different or
der The Grand sachsm presided, and opened thu pro-
before him, and inviting the company 10 DO the ssms.
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when all the glasses were charged the arst toast was
ihe Day we Ce.brats-xay IL be A. perpetual ~ time
This was received with three cheers, AMI then the So
The President Of the United ss..-Ths srs. oomnonsr in
the land, the Instrument TO protect public rights
Mr.. JONI CocHRasE responded in few bris. remarks
He said II not 20 Franklin Pierce that the honar
veyed In this toast given, but 10 the once Of Prss
den Of the United States At the same time he justified
eb. and sthousS scms might dS.r from him in re-
spsct to the wisdon Of his acts he believed that his
tory would justify all he did lie alluded IN the
ham which, he said, had bssn approved by the admnis
traton, and defended the bombardment act that
was required 70 prevent the interference Of foreign
ers upos this continent. II would have been ali ths
1 same II Grsytown had been . Gbraltarthe course Of
| the GOVERNMENT would have suffered no change. who
Is 1t, be would ask that was opposed TO Frakln Pierce
| II was the wings and certain party which had il
hsadqusrtsrs not very far from Tammany Hall But he
/ could tell them that notwithstanding All their oppos
tion the public cous OF the chief magistrate OF TIE
tion was approved By the people, matter what might
be said TO the contrary BY party politicians The alu
/ cheers.
The Grand sscheu here stated that Letters had been
received from the following gentlemen Gov ssy mour
/ Com. Boormsn Ii. De Camp, Freedom levitt, Cen
/ Ward, Erastus Corning, Simeon y levitt, J. Romsyn
Brodhsad, Wilson @. Hunt, Isaac A. verplAnck, BsnJa
min WEIGH Jr., Stephen D. DellAye, Royal Phelps j. M.
Francis, T.. q. faphAm, CIV Ralph, s. b. Garvin and
Others OF thess letters have only for the fol-
| lowing
/ SARATOGA spRIss., July g. 1885.
CynTLIxESYour invitation, addressed AIbany "
unite With society In cestrang the anavsrary
national indepencenee received for which please