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

eept that with magnificent in.sIlsct he wants gad.
sp.e and direction. Cheers. wsah MT 90 h'n M
Justice. (RsDewed eseers) Virginia has little excspt
her PRIDE and ss' never would s''i lG e. Der Ss,s'
Rsscsls and tr,eksters gaia DO oothoi on the coil
Of Virginia. The fyst thing .n:y want = ssoy l.
him even though his head may be wrong lQhGtrs.)
1t was this wsy that he os triumph in vi5Rhia
y coupsel for both s,dss. fAushtsr be had hal an
oIpor int before the people tell You, thai instead OF
ben msjority Of twsriy tsousaad the o.hsr way.
CHEERS desire you To member then, that 70 open
and that zee folItbs the state Virginia dbl not
bear what the American csnse waf do rot say who 8
respor f,bs 70. il .erely state the fsct say the
moral victsry ours because tbs contest had heeu
Wise and Flournoy alone there can % no doubt
that the issue would have besa different Bat nncru
natey the State of Virginia cursed with little court
house politicians, running LEGISLATURE and for
Congress Who have business ia either Of those
CoDgr.s,sonAi Influence carried Wise, and not anti
rcapsm. ihe moral victory 10 ours anotasr
took all the frre,enerr. and took nearly all thu
patises. daughter and cbeers) l not fool
not se TO have bad absoats victory as vs a. the
moral victory; but tell you that un1sr all the circam
staneer Re s v,cons t. nis ne. allies luheess rn.
stsnaipe that Mr. Wise h.roicaliy declared to the
last mcnen. that he would get t~eaty or thirty thou
sapG msjcrty, st'n IL We Gid not beat him. nearly
scared him out Of hts boots. QAuubter) vii IA
you epother Why were defeated Some Of our
out tst c0uo give 900 votes, snd ta,nly
ty thirty Thousand given 10 Virginia
there The moral victory reason,
that the vomsp Of Virginia and AL the boys we're Win
csauee and allow the Women and BOY. to vote sas oa
win rec very different result (Langhtsr) The gen
tsnap who proposed the toast to shich am respond
irR, announced that Was from Virginia There Is
slight Uistaae about hat The democratic party since
have heen sone few years, have constant
y Insisted most peItpacionsly ,has was Yankee
Northern horn man What the Ssason Of this
&, dc not know; but any man who gets up,
there to aavo.ais ,sy csnse aasDst the ave loaves
abotonst," or "borD at the Nerth !" (RoArs Of
for msn thsre 10 adni: that 10 ever saw Northern
man. (ReDew,d laushtsr) few words more, aud
III Ds but me- say a. Uni On Towing man, tnat is
with pain that have not heard here to night tbs voice
here ,em Ne. 10
no." ans cb.srs) sis van. 70 hear from Massaeha
,.s: She shah not quit me- unh.s By her e s rss
men may do, viii hang around her n.es and plsad
With her. will bsssech her and feel that do Cos
may male. (Lopd chssr.) In conclusion, let me say
that whatever be the contents the futnre there
dsJsand fully comprehend principles, win rally
around orr standards provided Il has inscribed upon
the c. nstit ut,ou and the Union. Great chseriux
The CHAIRMAN then read the folio wing
which was received with desfsnns applause
CoScsRT HALL, June 2, 1856.
The ladies tied with table No IL OF the Floral
Fair for the benefit Of the Northern Home for Fsni
Children, beg the sccep'arce by the gentlemen Of the
American Banquet OF the accompany nx eske token
Of their sppr csation Of and sympathy for Ane tcao
policy and American principles.
The cake which accompanied he note, sent "
Mr.. Bsrksys lodgings at the Grard House, with tbs
com plments Of the ladies.
Mr.. JOHN HANNA offered the folio wig resolution,
which upanimously adopted =
Resolved, That the thinks Of the "Ameycar Ban
qu.t are hereby rendered to the ladies Of table No ~
the Floral Fair - feiDx held Concert Hah1
for the benefit Of the northern Home for Fen1 Hess
Children for the presentation Of SPLENDID and mszna
for TIRE Of American PRINCIPALS" expressed
in their chaste and eloquent Communication.
The CHAIRMAN stated that no had been instrus. ed b.
the Committee Of Manaa ement to announce that the
states would be called their order
and that gentlemen expected 20 respond Tor cash
State in the Unen The frs. State he requested 10
ean for was Arkansas. (Cheers ard loud cAlls o,
"Tiken "Pke")
Mr. ALBERT PIKE, Of Arkansas, presented himself and
was greeted with immense chserng, humping OF bot
les and glasses the table, waving Of napkins and
other Of applause and delight. When 81
lence was restored he SAID
CT nth msn-Tbe state from which GENE Is Of
those rude WHO States in the bsck woods, for which,
fer pumbeTs wealth snd irfusoce In this sonseis
ray go but little can be ssid am, therefore quts
satisfied with the space OF five NJ allotted to
within which to speak We Of the back voods have al
pstnct-ard We are all Americans. (0hesrs.) We havs
an i'd that be who is born upoo American sol undsr
American sun, little oeiter and little nebler
man than any one born any where else Cloud cheers
recognise, ME- Preside MT your pride Of BIRTH but
dare to I'll. here that proud you may be Of hav
ing heen born in Pennsy lvsnia my friends whom
born Mary and vhgioa and other States OF
this Union feel myself little better than any Of you
Msrssshus Cheers Sir, know i is the fashion
to talk about the Of birth, but let tell
We Oo 20 to Se 70
what are ne springs OF humsn action No wise states
man ever did, Long and incabratcns upon those
springs Of action that govern the human raoe have
never Done good In the history Of the work. and
win We feel BY instinct and We are proud to feel it.
that it Is merit In have been born upon this soil
of ours. Mr.. President, when the great Emperpr Of
France said to the army Of Frsnchmsn in Egypt from
the nit Of the pyramids forty centuries look down
upon you, to whom did he address that spssch9 Was
ITO the pyramids hoary with fo,t centuries Of agea
msn that the, bore ths ssres Of Frsnos IN III
nmph over halt Of Europe.
Up men Of Kent and Sussex,
wac the En- esh cry and the drum beat Of England 10
heard AL round the world Let us then have the cry
Cup Americana, for your country md your principles
| Cbsers) fou may utter loog philosophical d.squisi
tors ABOUT the human family. and tell me as
country from choise deserving OF credit than
he who was born here BY necessity, but I ten
the sritocrrcy Of England, ths great bulwAk of that
oouptry-prds Of ntod-s that which governed the
Of
had been born OF that good old stock that first peop
Jed New York and 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
ant Of the PEOPLE which 6rst peoped that State should
have been proud Of Hug uenot blood Let every
Re proud Of bis blood and country. II 10 feeling
with which God has inspired u.s. and that feeling whic
God bss put into the universal heart of the human race
night, because God has planted IL there (Cbeers)
That feeling has won all the great victories OF the world
That feeling It that carried the army Of France
INTO Russia. That feeling it was which urged Fey,
with thousaLd men, to charge PiAky thousand
RursisDs and cut his way through them. It is that
feeling which has carried the flag OF England all over
The world 1t is that inst net that We, account OF
our birth, and ancestry, better than
cry else. Prejudise you mayy cau 1t, folly
you may can It; but destroy that principle
and you destroy the handspring OF human i'm
provemept (Chters) care nothing about your theo
Ia onnh "a he Of We .axnH