The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-24

enterprise. public spirit and enlightened
Hbesahty.
Dr. BRADSHAW, Vice President Of the st. Georges go
cety rsspoDesi In few brief but approp late REMARKS
on tehs Ii his society.
ing to you s.. Patrick himssl, (Imuensa cheering)
Mr.. hoxn-Thrse cheers for st. fatr ck. The cheers
we're given With m, CHI enthu issm
Mr.. kitHARD O'GoRxAS, Jr., Vice President Of the
Friend Ms Of st. Patrick, srose to reply, and eafd -
Mr.. President, and gentlemen q the New Englsad so.
ciety or he ,eocnd has become my vsry pleasant
duty to thank you SIR ano you gentlemen, for the
pin ert you have paid he society hAvO the honor
Ass ne .ssa IN
cluced LEGALLY 10 effect, from the merits Of the
sanihood repre toDigh 81 far - g. Pat ck Is con-
ST. and hit BIZ Deeoed in order TO be SAINT To
scatter broadcast tn dOctroes gpud viii paisn
thropy them IN truth Jonathan has emit right
ske his rank the calendar OF the saints sug ito
md applsnse The soDs Of New England, and we, son-
FIST. Ia'rics, have been long time acquainted We
lid lei ds-we have worked together have titi-d
he sane 6e,ds-wrought In he Same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
he iaigues AID leversessha,e ed wi you in ths
ttos,efiy which this boun eour lind showers upon
those roll in Ter behalf; aod thers fore, though
no. born, not aIiens your shores, and
therefore We csim 70 have an nterestn every nciden
your history. Mr.. UG. tteD, In eloquent terms al
eiisd 10 The 1igrms of New England, charac'eriz'n
them being ave and fearless, bus r,gii sod tic
VI hitchiDg an the r1ck which they first 81
her fot Guided md csmmanced by ilviog ant stern
sIii rigid 10 tenet and iotocrant OF Dissent, they
ougbt these shores hut 10 build for tnse wer
hip Tempe for themselves bcmo but there II q d.
,iD'y which shapes our end, rough hev them ~ W.
may little dic they dream wpen they layag tn
foundations OF this republic, that on 1t should rest
q natl n moe liberal, more broad 10 It's hospitality
gaming to lis citizens larger heedJm OF thought, o.
rsbip emo Of tcn, than ever this world saw Loud
sIlau o. Proud may you ba p'Ou1 may b. and evsry
anc gra eu to trace every strp OF that mag
pidc.n sdvar from rho time shen this little colony
whrss first ee 10 footsteps you commemorate this night
began to burst essfoliy the bonds II scots and
races and allegiance pCw beyond toe 10 thai
ZINE when palaces aud thrones sno,k TO tne oa es WIN
the deterioration If the tones 0f peoples jas
d, amos. and emerging from the 81 tn snok
pnihod and enDo0led by long oroesl young Wig ros,
flesh atom, ,tds.meo, erect aud alone. (Great ap-
pause) But So H. God wiled it 70 10 come ab Mt
This rtg teeiug with every species of wea,th, rich
IT, land lAses It's oifn helds It's safkans sire AN.
generate ehi tie perks and tho storms Of the dark
snd thI esteppg to, great tor the ol
ranse Too the hun ing ground OF the Inds
the grtet Master led your atbers the wide waste
Of great to hs~colony Of tic m oc
meant 10 be y Lati,n--,he home Of all mank.nd--s
temple for every Creed for every n,peihe home " tn
tree (Chsers.l And that saae power, sr, babe Us
10 this SOIL md be- In obedience TO that
oecree-come hero from every land willing recruits
swell The apks Of the great army VI labor hat Amy
,nss has .sS ns M th sna TSn .ao os .a
leave havoc behind them, be bl cdng hoas
1tn and opIlause)victo'iss ever pastures over the
Erea,d gsniusqnicx q, Il Is in inven ioc-.culd sag
gest The em'grant has boon ready to share. ZAP
dcrent feeling viii nc,uae tho MODS II The Americans
on This subject trust they win never adopt the fata
policy e el,g that labor by which their rests arc
SIR shall Il ever be SAID by laws, or BY plejadices,
which are stronger than laws, that these men
the right do share in your bonora and ia
your IcwardsY Cbeers) VIII Ameria ever say 70 tho
tmgant that b. an alien 10 TIE land which his hands
cloud applause, and cries OF "No, no.') No, sis-no
sure II it. The instincts Of u great nation are
Glars. (hore apI suse America win still pursue the
conrse that has MODE her prosperous hona cd and
&c s. 1mef her her s T sse the ne
he commerce Of q common language, until one IA.
ton, from thor colnminsing blood, shall be formed
world Enthusiastic applause) 50 shall sh, grow
ever g.ining IN p'wc. and 10 honor until IN tps
historians speak Of that other country, that after
,honand years q honor and Of glory dcd dies the
setting sun beneath Of splsndor. enewtd cheor
Rome teaches lesson, and offers example to guide
them Mt thu ri lin ali respect ask tueuturn TO that
there this command, command that to th 50 men
whom you 'c-b'gh honor. must have come with touch
ng IN tie hour Of their descAton and their lono
and need -
were stranger II tho land Of Egypt - - =
Mr. OGoRMAN resume his scat amid marked applause.
Mr. " MINES fPresidcAs Of tho st. David's Society,"
followed. We regret thai bis remarks inaudihle at
the table where the reporters seated. At the
cuson If his observations ho proposed sentiment whish
in substance as follows
ho Sons Of Old England and tho Daughters # New Engand
os N s 81 81 n
Mr. 81 ARossoy, President of the Hebrew Benevolent
thanks IN behalf Il the society be represented.
To the next toast "rhe Army q tho United States"
iIhc Navy If the United States-Wnon needed they
will rn in, also rnsssd without response.
The RESIDENT then read the 18th and lat OF the regu
lar tcssts ~ falows-
The United States Of Amsr,ca-oSr Whole oounry-Th.
large ,hare which England had in the vaor which
eoysrneDs arc sure pledges that she g ahfaly up
every maos and dssod he asncn usce anS
ficedom In which Ind its beginning.
This toast was trunk with great enthusiAsm-Music,
national air.
In compliance with many calls, General NYE Nv 10 was
seated about The ceutre OF the hsl to reply ae
from tie character magnitude OF the seatmea
10 which am called to respond II was INTENDED for ano
schedule that QUE Of New Eneands aes.s sons should
to this iment, thst In magnificent In Its
scn'smpasion and 30 ranarons f 10 i ia:slculsele
It j. my province through life TO fill the gaps thst arc
made BY others. cloud Ia ghser) Without beslta ion
propossd' Ths United Ststes Of America--,ur whole
country" T~o hundred and thirty dive years ago tho
wild lndinn crouched bohind the forest tree frightened
ut he rattle Of tie anchors chains the anchors
lot from those barks tho had been long tempest
tossed, pot knowing, whittier they were bound.
that wasc-washed rock and prayed. There, STR,
With the ocean behind them, and the COUNTLESS
forests before them the germ the seod planted
in faith, from which has sprung the beautiful fruit Of
this glorious repubuc. (Appnnse H,~ preg ant, SIR
WITH events was that DAY And really may ask ii all
Of this beauty displayed in tho green tree what Dc
done In the dryf Str espeak Of the untAd SAes
day This society," away along in the path Tay Of limo WIN
speak Of II wien IT. now thiry stars wild form Dat
little nucleus, arnuad which sbnn cluster many an
bright that troy will csniunge tho rnrs OF heaven in
beauty (Applausc) Sir, the concluding part Of thi-
sentiment struck with peculiar Justice and
frccdomn What base republican Institutions ave 70
rest upni Freedom What beautiful suporstrnc
ture have You 70 rest oa that base Fceedom There
T. music In that word. 1t chimes, sir dclirotfuly upon
the human in all ss ges Of exstcSce from allie
10 the grave. Freed M There Il harmony 10 hat
sound. IL to sir to be akin TO that music that
heard on heavens Tyre whom swe 4 BY angel hands.
Feedomi repeat sir what beautiful superstructuro
IL has 10 upen-the failing base Of eternal as
iioel (Applause.) "0ur Whole Counuy'' IS the
theme From tho Atlantic to the Pacific from the sunny
South TO the ice bound rrgi OF tho North Is
try Our country eisneescs the ripenag fruit aud IN.
cIs npg bosseps rnug a. Zach other the no ar
Our country Includes every latitude; our 90 larry
embr acaecs every ocean, and country includes
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