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

ROOQ pe0p-
Jed New York should have been proud
o. my German blood; AMI If had been born in South
Carolina and bad bad the good fortune to be descend
have been proud Of my Hog blood. Let every
he proud Of bis own blood and country. Il 10 feeling
C,h which Goo mas As inspired rs and tas, issns wca
n night, because God has planted IL there (Cbeers.)
That feeling has all the great victories Of the world
into Ru.s,a.s That feeling It was which urged sey,
with seven thousAnd men, to charge siasy thousand
ss ss dug
The world 1t is that inst net that we account OF
BIRTH and our own ancestry, are better than
ana you de.troy the mainspring Of human i'm
iEs. It's enough for the people Of the Wes,sm cocn
try TO fpow, there in their rude under tine
shelter of ,hofe glorious trees and free air
Of the pYsfest 10 enough for them TO know hat they
American born citizens; and to believe, IS they do
in the rmos fbres Of their hearts believe, that being
equals. cloud cheers But am trsnsressips beyond
my Eve minutes. cloud cries of-"Go on.') Mr.
Pfefidest the fate Of countries is not decided by
tpeecbss ut cpDer tables Here somewhere else-for
don't hnow exactly what Ia going on-out here
somewhere else there are parties from portoa Of
Rye. / don't say anything abont what Is going on.
daughter,) but We have oome together one hundred
snd hfty Or two hundred gentlemen, We win come To-
gether by and bye (great cheering which lasted for
some moments,) and we win meet, my brothers-am /
not your bsother? (sries of"Yes yes, and cheers)
We VIII meet or we nave met, or we are about t0Jmeet
tomevhere. (Isughtsr.) Perhaps, sir, II may be
in come shady grove, near the city Of the Palmet.
70 State or i may be in the City Of Monuments under
the shadow Of the capitol In this glorious old city
where, in 1857, body met together not superior In
patriotism TO those who win meet who have mat on
this present occasion Cheers and aushter) 1t may
be 10 city sNl further north, the great commercial
emporium OF country possibly Ia that city who're
Taneuil Hall st casts is shadow upon the streets,
upon the hill nm der whose shadows, thank God, was
born. (Great cheeripg.) Sir, wherever We have met
or wherever we may meet, anybody else, known by
the psme Of native born American citiEens,D may
meet to consnlt for the common welfare Of the country
there WIN be the little State that represent heers)
and there she will counsel together with her alder and
w'ssr sisters for the common veal and there she will
utter through the mouth Of any one Of her sons NO
single word that ud wound the senmbities or excite
feelings OF anger hostility in the breast OF any other
men (Cheers.) But she WIN endeavor to speak words
of peace and love. and having leaned BY many years
experience ttat he 10 the wises. man who assigns the
hest and purest motives 10 al human actions aud
in o free country NO man has any interest
In oyerthrowps the institutions OF the country, or that
eres Union under which all live and have our being
ths Union which. next 10 the Christian relig IL the
blessing With which God has vouchsasd to
ble this country. Of ours-rscosnising those fae ~