The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-09

that ttrug, le shall ut together fall that
that flag (poinLpg the strip s) sns
sfrsud In gallant .sravss (,ong continued mp.
plause) want this nationality TO Ms to
round us, to protect every vters homs, abrosa
IN peace in war foreign pseotistioos abe rsu
restptatop OF our goverDDept abroad Cheers want
to see native born ctzsps the
o. this nation sbrcad (Rsus~sd cheers The exsari.
nept of committing the trust 10 foreign hancs has been
have been wi:Iessed Bat for ons, .in never sgres
that country shall be represented either asdrii
tr elsewhere by any other tnan patve born citizens
Cheers vsnt this flag 70 be re-reo BY native arms
wbst 1t shall be unfurled upon polite shores
OF England upcn the dark shors Of TurSsy upon Rus
shall the leprsssntstiv. OF want IT'S
stsueaIdtsarsrt be Of American birth snd Ameii
citizens huch gov. thus administered AID car
rid cut, will, be national Amsr'csn goverom.nt; ana
brspp hit us that seifsh and scripve
Sir stand the only bull SarS ag~nst foreign
safety Tor the OF every and of all css
Blu, the prDcpt estsblsned so Daos years seo, about
be csimed. These people may come here to IN
ioy our SOL an p.rake liberties hut the
bat gore iorth IL wants no fnrtner sAoceou a.
hem accorded It, wherever bas been csrriea-that
hereafter will age affairs (Loud cheers
land for ALL viii extend tbs protection
OF our laws and liberty to those who may come here
from abroad srd they may train up their children IN
Ger our ipftiutons 20 Ihat tsey may oecoms
TO the napper born" but we ray to them, "whst we
grant you this boon Of protstion and ne OF
hterty hold OPT to you polite i rights upon the
contrary, that intend TO grant forther
pc'iticsl rssts" tfemendous cheering, reis rs TIE
getber In the city Of Philadelphia AM around the es
tive beard ana according TO the old adags there you
may the truth" say then fellow tizens act up
and carry this principle II ~ endea,ed to you,
saia before BY AL the history Of the past Iis The
and this Union, Of which my fr rom North Carolina
(Mr Rayror) has sloqusIty spoken, will be psrps
fual it viii be for and by efforts here shall
tronsmt it upimpared all its beauty, its tresgto,
ito vieor and liz protecting 10 the latest
tons.
Great applause, during which Mr. Ricara resumed hi,
seat.
The PRESIDENT announced the third toast
Religions Liberty,
AND called upon L. A. Andrews, Esq, OF New York,
to respond to it.
Mayor CONRAD then lift the chair; and his place
temporarily supplied BY BENZ H. Bre watsr, Esq, Of
the Vice Presidents.
Mr.. C. ANDREWS and said -
In obedience to Jour call, rise, but under circum
stances OF greater than surrounded
me in addressing an audiences came here sir suppos
ing that to be called upon to ssy few words IN
response to the subject OF nationality, when 10 on en-
terns the and learning what the programme was,
fefed to religious hoerty-a SUBJECT of deeper interest
Of vital Importance to us, to than any other
which be announced here any other occasion;
for sir religious liberty stands connected not only with
the highest the tenderest tbs most sacred interests OF
time with all its relations stands ncis-
sou6ly with all which when he has passed
hey eDd the boundaries of the and entered
the dread scenes Of another state Sir before
terng a few thoughts upon the subject, shall crave
your indulgence and the indulgence OF my brethren
sn On il aa
been my day to address ySS at a. this TINA
as viii 70 on hs
nationality btcaGse there others to follow who
are not only willing but dssircas to give ustesan to
gious liberty, to whom know you win listen With
greater pleasure than you would to anything which
could say npon that theme / wish, however, to say
20 to you this subject of nationality be-
eve that there idea connected with this subject
ton Of Americans, to place
try nation in that position to which she entitled
influence calculated to redeem degenerate and d,sen-
thra men, until all shah rejoice in that which fills
rlause Nationality sir-by which the laws
Of healthy Latsonal existence and gro wthis subject
to a Wise ana sucee stui political action Now,
sir at the very threshold OF this subject, are
met with political theory Come nanitss,et'ons Of
rcan brethren, do not propose to say anything
Dut s o. yan
to the idea which unfold If 1t be not truth fundamea
IT, i II ~ AK ysa sSept ~ ai
out, until in all our actions nation we furnish IL
luhrstop of it to all the of the eevth say at
tie very threshold Of this subject met with poll
tica theory with denies that distinct nstonslities
ought TO exist snd ASSERTS that the division Of mankind
separate and Independent nstioas is in great
arbitrary, and adapted to social and pot
cal progress-whch asserts that the day approaches
up, and when citizenship viii be co-sxtsn.ve NTH the
world. (Applsuse-iu the wrong place Now, such a
many political philosophers Of the day, Dat By portion
OF the Of our own country They endeavor to
eios, and that to foster national sentiment is to do
wrong to the world at large. They tai us that
natous line, Srsrp when the ,rosherhooa Of man
VIII put end 20 all tnese national Distinctions, and
place all men on footing Of social and political quality
Now sir, if this theory be true, If l. bs founded in
truth, it be true that the Idea Of nationality ABOUT
to become obsolete-f il be trae that the idea OF
L. he
certainly 1t is toby for us to talk about the laws Of
tiors existence But sir, this theory has no foandA
arbitrary their existence They exist BY Divine ap
pointment and the results o. those fixed
distinction Of lies deep IN the constitution Of ha
man nature, and can never be bottei out 1t is not
lines ''i ;, sny psys by ~ or
rivers lakes seas, which divide peoples and
No, cir; al up the British Channel and make it a
plain, will you thereby maEe Englishman .
Frepcbmsns Bridge over the Danube, Will you there
BY convert the Austrian into 2 Turk "a voice,
"No sir ree. No. sir, these distinctions lie deep
70 be bl0tted out by any mere change Of place
Of cline Tsey are Impressed upon the whole Of
bengthey written the mind, the neart, the
body Of man. do not know, M. President, but may
hearers but thought that perhaps little change from
the enthusiasm the he ipsprtng scul absorb
quence 70 which you have been listening might perhaps
be q relief. DO not know, however, but tina. my re-
marks may he little too philosophical li.sle toe dry,
found truth truth lying At tbs very foundation Of
men-s truth which should be polar star
tbis whole glorious effort for Americas redemption and
Anne ras Triumph have ventuIed to be little dull
fCfes Of emo, no, go on. Nations, have peon-
liar character, well individuals and languages,
customs manners, Institutions, all proclaim the 20
Of national life. That inspired that God dvi FED
TO the Isratlites their Inheritance, clearly reveals
the divine puBpose that and peoples should be
preserved distinct that their peculiar ehsracterscs
might be fully developed and all that Is good and mo- ole
in humanity might be brought TO light As In the |
family CIRCLE the brighter and purer and holer aGsc
tions of nature that dsnserestedness OF affection
and purity and rnestness Of love, awakened and
manifested in the highest degree-so in ths naeon-in
the organized nation-we find corresponding strengtn
and fervor Of patriotism spirit OF devotion and self
sacrifice which never could Involve Efforts which
never could DO called forth into existence TO glad