New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-21

and fIeest advocacy OF sas Liberty had tinctursd
every word that had iSIen from bis lips lAppaussl
We are tflc thst wharf was eDce found with book
IN hs hard that had ecf, s1d thsf al toe lister
psr OF bis Me he kept coo SnuaIy fuulog over one
ieef ser a. other though he reyT drew rear ne eni
and esch esf s. II ~ss 'rrned over tefc.ed br Z
ard a brilliant light upon the pesss tho hfi pea
ursec over before 50 X re. with tbs booS OF hs'o
". go Il was ss &c advanced along a1d csuSe doFn
the ct cam Of tine then trsSsa our eye oac1ss u
TIA, We escerDed n. ;hs, had gAuspued Ia its beau'
" srd harmony. AL that BID been beau td "a
'feir society," lad been biofSht D. 'ore ta.'n
that nigA; by th> reference TO their o1ite.
NevYofk nsht be poud tbs, within her borsr "a thai
Ilion vss suted whkh had increased m poser untif
it hsd beer able 70 spread it, icsse rom ocean to
ooesp and which destined 10 eIr>ncipse noe on'y
this couiineu. bit the woYi. ULon Z ~as the great
word q New. York Union II vas liz sord thas oai
a right 10 b. pronounced on this occasion and N
this Ilacs. The moDent that the treaty
Of pssce was sisned. that instant the people
OF New.lork had their eyes hxcd upon IT.
And Fran kin, who came upon the soil OF NeF-
Yo.k 10 lay the foundation OF the Constitution
here found $50 IN a jay and Hamilton mon vhs
who abs With him 10 build Ip federation, sud
TO Iersusde the people 10 become It's carson ana 10
defend il sgairst every attack. Their venersted
friend aso hsd easered hs heart and ne doubted not
that of every on, by the noble way IN which be bad
spoken Of tie memory of f. klin-that mon Who be-
sIte Washing tor. die mo than al o'nes 10 ead tns
country On in its OF glory, independence ana
honor We might b led 'hrou1 tie same encouraging
recoleciiors wheu we tuued back 10 the history OF
Il republic of Holland IL .hould add that his birth
in Nes f. gland MIGHT perhaps-he 81 not quite
n ace up biz mind about the might psrhsps be glad
that old S'uyvessD, did rot succeed in making good
hs boast that New England Dart OF New-fOrki
and go he Sir Bsn0rOf escaped being born Dutch
man Sensaiio, Never,r eiess he joined han heart
ly in his spprec.,t of the glory and grandeur
achieved by the Du'ch. and he must add taat
soholar o. New.EpgIand aaC one who had
10 euperior vas about TO bring before tue
world a history of Ire war IN winch the
Netherlands emaDcpstsG themselves from the yoke OF
Spaip We stould have history of that glorious
struggle IL very short time, delUe4ed Ia brighter
coors tia, had ever yet b,eI spreaf upon Il, aud
u'ustystec ON richer aera!s we shonii have sIch
n vo,k in fsv weeks from the haun " Pres,o IN
homer OF the Ne htr tpcs RE world nAt ye ne yer
se,u An6 we might here see how good never
WIS ost Toe Meth ilar ds set An example to us OF
DECLARATION e indepeDcepcs. ad il wss well known
that the Dutch cecsrs ION was tue mo-el OF our own
The Dutch republic had gone down, but lot until
greater and stronger republic had risen up to preserve
alive life Of republic freedom, ami to preserve 1t
upt1 ,hst day when il should revisit the SHORES from
which had been Expelled only for season spplsuse
Thanks 70 their venersed friend for tue wofd
OF elcouragsmeut he had given their society
and for tie word of exbertsti0n he had
given them to cor ,oute 20 rard the completion OF the
fepcsi'ory Of i-s records Lit them alt Join with him
then when he asked vote of thanks, aud requested
that cooy of his learned most Instructive, and mos.
interesting address nigh. be fdrnshed tor the archives
Of their society.
The motion was seconded BY Mr. Hugh Maxwell
and carried unanimously.
The celebration Of their anniversary closed with the
berediction BY Bishop Potter