The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13

eifaeultiss Of the questions that .ay .r.s. svnc.
1 shsA Vim sSss: 1s..5Rs. Rs and sa
honorable and fair to both. II Is to ts expected that
there are large majority both sides who desire hAr.
eneoaI.ss an cuss on the feelings Of either ssso
and h.lisye % IN my soul that hat large majority in an
stita,fon and the Union that win enable them once
that sArsstsn to jeopsraiss the public tranquility
be BY those whs still adhere to tho principles and
political nanms and te.ohiDss q Henry d.yf #. not
' 'S5 but in a
win simply say, that notwithstanding ths strife and
fs.icn Of parties that now exist the % ne. names sn.s
have been presented, there Thousands and
Of ,Aoufands o Henry Clsy wings spread over the
party Is declared esbarled or not there stin large
Of the American people who adhere to his prnc
ihuiaSc cheers) So far the whigs OF New York
copoernsd, 1t IL not to b douSted that In due time
ssDdns tSey VIII Convene and dsSsrss c,usdsr
the true Of she couatry snd adopt that
that Is best cslcuAtsd TO restore peace and harmony
TO the Confsderacy, and place the constitution
and the Union upon mpcfishAbe fouI,dAton and
will sustain candidats affiliate with party that
not true to those priD eples and to that pohcy woh
the whig party msintasd in its best and pSnsst day..
These are my sentiments.
Mr. Hunt hare resumed his amidst the most On.
thusiastic cheering, Of the company proposing
Yhree cheers for the who the first to proclaim
that the whig party nos dsbsndsd" The coll was
promptly responded to- and three were given for
The CHAIRMAN said he wsuld pass over the third,
fourth and fifth toasts for thepurpose Of nroducfnsto
the audience stranger from the western part Of the
State, who would respond to the sixth toAst
Ex-senator PUTNAM then introduced, and received
with three cheers. Es Expressed his Acknowledgements
for the high and yected honor shown him by
corcial reception and leaving ths toast to FILLMORE
to h0 IN "
many Others, could not perceive, ths ex-senator
eloquent euogum upon the departed statesman whose
birth, lie and virtues tbs audiencs met to
memorste 70 the absence Of bis councils in the Senate
strife which since his death have become rife. this
connection he repeated statement which, he said,
tucky In nversiDg SAID he With one Of Kentuckys
most distp gashed sons, short time since, he said to
hearts epudi.e the repeal o. the Missouri
and could have been possible for Henry Clay to have
I 'ss sSsy OF ss o ana to nave
never would have dared TO repeal that compromise
After some further eulogies Of N.Y. Clay Ms Patnsu pass
ed to the subject Of the eentsent to which he responded
On the part Of Mr. Fillmore, he said:-thAnk you
the confidence you have Expressed in him. remember
that Mr. Clay said that he honest-thnt he had been
tried and found faithful (App@use) know him well;
the country knows his character history Will declare
smoss aDs entirely so eSeeSs %
the OF tho distinguished statesman to Go honor
whose , memory you have met to night yet m,y say
he shall ever fill the chair Of State the national heart
will ever beat high at the name Of Fillmore Paint
loves his country. He knows no North, South no
East, West bat remembers that in the folds of our
resn Independent State In tho folds Of that flag are
contained the desnies Of humanity and free institutions.
and Christian civilization depend upon this roce fual-
ling it's riasion He knows that the great interests Of
society and the developement of mankind depend upon
gcvernments formed of the Ango-Sa1on race He does
not to he moral rise the horizon of
Africe. (Appasuse) He remembers that civilization
under this eovernment he does not peisvs in truck
hrg that nation which spends half its time abusing
and the other half IN devirg instruments
extend its dominion Inels. (Applause) thank
you aeain ON the part Of Mr. Fillmore, and win say In
to oe low no Tor hm %
No matter what 30 the issue Of the coming contest
be will b found sincere patriot able states
The Afth toast WAS then rssd, whsa NJ. HAmp MouI-
TON tuns very finely the patriotic song "fhe FlasosOur
Mr. JOSEPH L. wsrn to respond and was received
dock without shepherd. as lar. whitsS had no
stomach for these festivities. When he met them hast
nsy clay v1 We +; %
chandiss, bus they have been made merchandise Of
sle.t leader. By what process have We become Know
Nothipss dessoorats republc.nss Are we wings
y e.s hsy
clean bin Of health and show they follow our prucples
support s:;' u: sa. H.n sns %
sssn rs:s Il. n1s 90" .nS
nothing but Usy-we taik Of nothing else bnt Clay.
(Arpsnse) read in the papers that none Of us know
ceased to be whis Mr. White severely animsdvertsd
upon the course Of tAs whg delegates ct the Syracuse
He dssisd that ~ the Sss party was dssolved sss.rsas
that its principles never die, although the leader
was died y oon.lusion he s.d- = e! ss
whore &sy may come fron or What they may b. Wings,
children and your ohfdrens children; and go to no
party-seek ofce. Stand upon those principles for
ever.
[Ar. White had attempted to escape frora the room
previous 70 the Ssveiy OF thssDeech while Mr.. Putnam
gusted with the whole psoceedipgs]
The fourth regular toast was 'hsn proposed, after
which the President read the following letter from Hon.
~. ,s Us,os ssU.ns,, as,,!,gg Ag!n IL aSs . Il.
he sirisdsyy u, Gay re-
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ss Mn sn s s
y ''' A'''S' ''e"-'' S'A'e 1TDWARD EVERETT.
HIRAM FULLER Esq, responded the thirteenth toast
that Clay vas .aorsd by the sdies ~ wen - hOnors
~ the Wien M Fuller had concluded 1t mid
night.
The CHAIR proposst-
/ The nemery OF Daniel Webster.
Drank in silence, the company ris.os.
The health OF Benry Grnnel.
The following letter read
NEW York Arrii II, 1856.
Gn.ra.rxIt was only sh day received yOur honorabe
invitation with the festivities In
ton of the birthday OF that great statesman Henry Clay ny
engagements aucA that avail myself OF
treat Gentlemen, Henry Clay dead; he Ia yet living,
mdwnl i've Bis wSbngton, 70 lo.g e ie cceosos o.
-" e's.' N'' '''e ~a''' 'o1' HENRY GRINNESL.
The following toast sent By lady
That Hsnry Clay OF Am or,css weFh,es sons whose
birthday evtpirg reeoepisebat he not President
of tnese ned States wi stand locl upon our his
WiJ's Page.
Three cheers for .st LADY, and tbs party b~ske up
sirging "Aua Lang 1ne." 1t was . refreshing time.
Army Intelligence.