The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21

tes great principles II owl Liberty sne had lssraed
Of hen srs. Tbss tbs ssparstos sss bsnedctal 10
sss ss.o.si ssms ,n.ns psia to oa, patriotic
BY the issy Of mi realm psrmi og her
portrait 70 hs tsssn iron ibs wabs OF Der pasc-s to
grace fn fsAtvity ON former proves her ss-
rent TO The idsa ,bst human progress msy be ~ veil
promoted BY cor ia Operation between svo satoas,
e'& sposd IRON the same sncesiy enlightened BY the
same lifsratrys loobisg taoa same HISTORY,
JoyDs tie tsms liberty, and guided ~ toe sAms reli
s,oD they would been bad this mighty mass Of
bpmspity isnsissd pDdsr one form of sovsrDmeot.
We have met gentlemen. for mutual capitalization
TIE Of IT, the per- o. n.
us to DO that which 10 most painful the characters
tic noo~stay Of our DstoD obe<rsspsss Of ourselves
mor~ highly than he ought TO thint deceivsth himself
snd tbsYe are mary this tide Of the Atlantic ~ho
tpiDh that On ths question Of ps,ions IN portsncs We
stsi, ing Of this deluded class loud
The ns1t tosst proposed was, "rne Sovereign
whose roll We this day celebrate glorious AaDivsr
ssyy orr whose virtues command toe esteem ANA res
pect ,hs civihssa vorid rbe oast was drunk with
ness we nsv, seldom heard squarsd The osnd follow
with the Nsnonsl Anth. M" Folio sna this came
the toast, 1.-THE Pr Adsnt Of the United sIasssEDe nus
The hgsst scs In the sit Of the people, ono whoa We
respect ano delight TO honor" Tie toast was drunk
With immense cheering, the hand 10 omp. nsd It with
Washington. wss drunk in saence, the band followed
vi sn impfessvs cirss.
sir EhEkON TNNkNT TO respond 70 the ooa6t pro-
p,seo BY Mr. P.aoody, Psrp.tusi friendship .nd Am.sy
btvetn the people Of England and the Lntsd states
He tad the ctaiYmsn's alusoo to him (Sr Eu rson),
and the comp which mpsd by the wis1 that
be- shond give to the sentiments OF bis couu.
try aapirAtion 20 which Mr. Pea
body Rad just given eyprssson ne could oDy rs.rd AZ
~ n8csiiop Of bis ossirs that be (eir Emers Ten
rsnt) sbou,d ado festmou. to Mr. Pesbody's, than
whom no man was be tssr qusldsd to hear witnesses on
the subject the upv~rsai paramount feeling
which AnpAtes al oas.ts tns United kingiou-from
the Dopasch and ros nobs doSn to the and the
labossY-vNh an ANXIETY 10 cultivate the clos7st init
sry and promote the interchspgs OF Inc kinoest OF
css between toe people England and tosir friends
to them By birth and ccns.pg1inty, and fs,ends
attached by the general attract ons of common
faith and common Language, ano b. an IDENTITY Of all
that charms s0ratss stepca, community OF
capmsTee spd pnrsuts 81 ~ Ipng itsratars and Laws
cloud cheers Among toe many savantsges which
two eountrts bavs derived from the recent accsr toa
" In eIcourss is not tbs least graf for ths pre-
rent tne es-t sisn,aosnt OF rope for the future:
thar bss tsct.t+o AND induced the ohsefysns and
insuis, ut traveller thu United Sta.es to bear
bach With him 70 his noms bis persooal atsesta
ton TO the teehne which be must have discovered
ta,hn.n. to y. citizens Q, America. lun.s,s Tho
sDimcses OF the eighteenth century, snd all tina jsa-
louie. oy II. on o. sns ,,sn on
one least crseiole 2sses Of our geae-
rstfn whisb they animated bas saken them down wisd
II. into the tomb end In the mpds OF Il living Of TO-
dsy they survive only ss pleasant tradition" TO
point moral or adorD tsle Nearly three quarters
Of century had elapsed the Oon mons Of EnslAua
these coun iss wou no longer supply The means for
pToloos'Ds IN unjust war ., siest America lcheers
but would regard the Crown all who should
advise i,s cpDtnuanes, subvervs they felt Il would
Ds q al prospects Of future rsconciiiAtion (Cnssrs
Srst accredited Mniser from the young Republic,
greeted BIN with the rha. 4lhough be had
oi The Uni,so sass be wouIi .o last infringe
the FovsJegn BITS which they bad voo and with
s.s sha - soa. ..
I" between tn two countries already united -
they we're BY blood, rslsioe and oomusrcs
confidence which ought to chsra :t'rzs their In
tsreourse." Cheers Tbs Mme impulse which then
pesce, the conviction which Induced toe king
to wish IL perpetual has since bsen dius.d and too
rous implanted 10 the breasts Of toe naien and he
(er renDeDt) sol mr. behsve tina. thsre prevails
1t this cay but ons sentiment amoosst toe people Of
ESQ countries towards those Of the United states
that OF mirston Of their lib rty, from imbe
cile (heers and the bsbeas corpus which your
snce'to-s conivsd to sxtort from tho least
q our .s IN q, Jour ano
snAoges Of the British Parliament In your courts Of
ju,tce you cits our Atatutes and the diolm Of our
juesss; apd, - was sorsvdE sa,d ey rAIsyrsnd
sensitive eoDsti'u1on Of Easisnd, Is there not
cepHded 70 tb~ American President (cheers,i But It 4
not alone IL the end asAocatons Of the
AND :ass =
Tor the arp rstiohs and wishes O the psops Of Fog
hard the s.repste Of attachment lies hopes
den sppsa rs have assigned TO both nations
sumo the vide Pacific, thu Ola World begins to
m, s:ersous eopapss Of Esst.sn A-is, hnatoD sDa
freedom prepar'yR to resume the ancient mai oh
tovsrds The West Between them and the Atlantic
tb gloomy csspoti@ms whose dark hsve
yet to Be pspetrad BY the advancing torch Of hhsry
and II u not in the nature Of things at the old
adponition foT their reconsxacton from the triumph
Of free ssu Es As s1hinitsd In jour country ssd in
~. 81 Rn9so WITH but BE-!
eIess watched With earnestness and hailed With
elsmAtion BY the rest Of ChyiseDdom They have NOT
fsntd to perceive that the influence Of example and
must incline the d~stny Of suffering stxtes and
hasten the advert OF the time when rational liberty shall
he extensive with education snd labtn usut This
then 10 the high misron Of Americs-n the aehi.vsen,
she has the hearts and hopes Of England 70 aomAts and
cheer her On she has no jealous sanees, suspsoua
for the overthrow Of tyranny in evry form aod
with Ter We arc prepared 10 invoke the universal reign
Of cultivated hbtr'y=
Take, freedom, take thy radiant round,
r y hen di%aes s.,i.sn,hen Toe, return;
On which Thy gleriss shall nos burn.
(chsers Re (sir j. f. rsDn-nt) esteemed II honor
h.ve bao tho opportun,t, Of expressing wha h@ b
their desire for pstua auity and alliance with the
citizens Of tho ln'tsd States Coud che riDg)
ING an OF july, l1ao-.hs rssnit Of the l'tn o.
WARREN, Of Bunker Hill. In aluoiOg to tire battle OF
bnrier Bi be said that though, apcoid Ds to tue
techncaes OF war; toe Americans lost the BATH. OF
BupkN Hill, they On that dsy made . demons'fat on
which promise Of foture suocsss. 1t might
well be sad That though the day not ours YET Il
vas one on which sc ensured future, which 10 al
our own. Eminent Brifph statesmen Of that day
srsdic.ta the re.on they declared that Il their
adopted, . separ alton Of the colonies from the
mother copDfry ust follow few tvepiDg ago (ooa-
1 nutd MIR Waren) while listening 10 debate in the
Hon, Commons the Attorr sy Gepcrsl the course
HIS speech, alluded 10 the Of the American
lui iop which he bsract4 rised war In which tce
Americans the right, ana 'be British sovarn.
neDt In the wrong. he was ssd to hear this one t
from Fritsh stst~smsp would aioo bia
felkw cit'ups present. Nov that tbs tso countries
free from ths peJplexitiss which local
bad tDeepderea In the various details o. govern
they bad Bosbitg to do but strengthen BY all means IN
their power the bones Of friendly intercourse aua 10
thesh for each other sentiments OF respect which
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