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

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When COLI Misg concluded his orA,ion which was re.
peatedIy applauded, the Grand sachsm invited the
meeting to unite in singing ode which had been pre-
Hall Columbia This was followed by perfect
storm Of enthusiasm which found vent in nine terrific
large portion Of the m.stns at the sussssoa Of the
Grand Sachem, adjourned TO another room, where
excellent collation. was prepared for them Here, the
exercises, as nay be supposed, were OF different
der The Grand sschsm presided and opened the pro.
ceedings by aing his glass from iarss punch bowl
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This was received with three cheers and then the Sc
The Pr.sd.nt ,h. Un..d ss.ssrhs srs. oomnonsr in
the land, the instrument TO protect public rights.
Mr.. JOHN CocHRAsR responded in a few bre. remarks.
He said II not 70 Franklin Pierce that the honar
veyed IN tns TOAST was gven but 10 the once OF Pfes
dent Of the United States At the time he justified
bis whole public policy since he entered the executive
chair and although some might differ from him In
spsct TO ths wisdom Of his acts, he believed that his
tory would justify all hs did lie alluded in the
Of bis remarks to the gallant conduct Captain Ingra
bsn which he said hsd bssn approved BY the adminis
ratiop, and defended the bombardment act that
required 70 prevent the interference OF foreign
ers upon this continent. II would have been ali ths
same II Grsytown had been . Gibraitar-the OF
the government ~ouh have suffered no change. who
s IT, be would ask that was opposed TO Frstln PisYcef
II was the wings and . certain party which had iA
headquarters not very far from Tammsny Hall But he
could tell them that notxithstAnding All their opposi-
tlon the public Of the chief magistrate OF the
tion was approved By ths people, matter what might
sion 70 Captain ngraia was received With three hearty
cheers
The Grand sachen here stated that <ttsrs had been
received from the following gentlemen Gov seymour,
Com Boorman, Ii. De Camp, Freeborn @ 'Jewitt Gen.
Ward, Frastus Corning, Simeon y. levitt, J. Romeyn