The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-16
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL l6 1866

thank God. do not belong 70 the ss.eaned American
party and thank God for that belong that party
hand or III. love the memory s Of Hsnfy cay su s0i
never worshipped any false gods ] stand nov, Mr.
mean to stand Is lsrg IS shall stand At all. l
am an old fashioned, old school Henry Clay, Hsa-
en-descended and consecrated wing. Qsuehter.l
toast beck. GAughter) I know that it is not suited
70 the OCCASION know that II Is not suited TO the po
Ss Of the but s1eoo an
The only thing that astonshed in this whole affair is
that you found out the right of the adnnisr alton
@Boss Mr. BustsI r sa soSsn c.o Ga ns1 the
teman from Kentucky nexs and the Little Giant from
upon frst7 i the only disintsrested man among
them oil. There is not single gentamsn that has ad
powers of intellect and statesmanlike qualities;
but they all gentlemen of aspirations Each and
every one of them expects to have ohce-some indeed
the Presidency Qsughser)-azd it is opinion they
win never obtain what they aspire TO- QAughter)
have got party, and have scarcely right to speak Tor
~ OF my own am going TO muster tonight, and s1-
pec 60. the Immortal divine (Botts) and the pride
gailantry Of Illinois. expect to get them ali in Will
make good speech il you sit down (Cries Of ''it
myself and the other learned gentlemen is that they are
speaking for glory and am speaking for fun Iwant
to s you ,esus ny party Ny party Is made up Of
rial eagle the gallant old Quitman first. Then have
class of outsiders, OF which myself the chief; and
rufhans." Now sir, that is our party" volunteers,
outsiders and border rulans." cloud laughter.) Il
get distinguished and eloquent gentle.
and when get them, am sure Of success did not
come here 70 make speech. come here to
to the msnory Of that man tina. loved. 81 can
tina. truly said Mr.. Bots) knew you loved him.
.rng and thunders heard when the lghtnings
were seen. stood BY him-I stood by BIN when the
ing God for it. stood BY him and ciossd his eyes in
desth. stand by his graye and ready TO die by it,
What more need sayf What aore can say? 10 love
him my pride; to serve him my ambition; to
have died Tor him would have been my crowning glory
Crest app anss He sleeps the long, last sleep No
power invoke blessing from Heaven upon his country
ard his name should but carry out the last dying
better than his country and feared nothing but eshonor
The president rext gave
PennsJIvania-as shs goes, goes the Unicn.
Senator BIeIER, having been called upon to reply to
this toast and ssid1fA be true Mr. President,
that Pennsylvania goes the Union this Union
viii last forever. In state in this Union small or
great, cid young is there people devoted TO the
constitution from which the Union gymnastics than
the people OF Pennsylvania. items, on my way
here to-day hesrd gentleman remark in the that
railroads caused prejudces among the various seeti ms
Of the state, and were rather detrimental to
,rely believe i. Tsroa as ncresss aud psomete
intercourse OF every kind, social CONNER is and pot
cal believe that the effect OF these facilities OF inter
viii be- 70 root out prejudces and give greater
stability 70 republican institutions Sir, the repre-
sentative in part in the United States Senate of the State
founded, where the Declaration of Independence
adopted, where the Constitution formed, CONE
asn S the
aIce CT that constitution Fellow citizens the Union
and the constitution are inseparable The Union
are bourd to maintain every fea.u-e OF II. It's lettsr
and Its spirit must be maintained. Those who would dis
card one feature discard the whole 1t cannot be
tanned part it must be maintained whole, and
maintained the Union will be safe I regret, fellow
career Of the i!ustrous dead whose memory we would
commemorate on this occasion. They to be drawn
o h .ss sSs s,vs before rsh tSs d0 R
hat to, might. Anew me to say that Ike
becaue embodied in the deep sea- Gays career from
being the Mil Boy Of the Sashes became the Speaker of
bece ming and endAed to his countrymen by
his known disinterested zeal and patriotism, he vent
rht hsving &C uiree degree O. popularity snd esteem
Pacifcator.o And find tina. the last act of his
reer tie introduction Of the great compromise mea
sure which st that time restored quiet and harmony to
has distracted country. then his
it then that his greatness lost in the immensely
OF his patriotism
The next toast wse-
Icwa-,Young he councils nation delegation
w soon be able cope with The Richards and saadns ofhe
Senator JOKES being called out made brief but happy
reply PS. ,.r.
The State of yirenia-whsrever draft is made UPON her
tor .ch9ss salesman ard ,oeve al for senuemsn the
Gran VIII be protested unes James M Mason taken for
psyment.
Mr. MASON delivered short speech in response.
Mr. SIDNEY WEBSTER called upon BY Judge Douglas
to respond to toast, which he did in happy but eio-
quent style.
The following volunteer toasts were offered
sdHn d.ushe, Of re
nus'rous jefferson Madison Monroe s,dCaylet guard
u1os and nlusIious
Hon James \. Mason-Tbo able and faithful Senator Of
Virginia. he would do honor 70 any State
By VIM. l. White. Jr. The Old Domnion-kay she always
prove true her principles, her history and her renewn-
gyBB Dislnssn Henry Clay :, Whose memory We oss.
snshrred in the bos,m OF his counrymen.
s ssD1y and 0 be-, Es w IT, .G 70
M % a ase n Re
State. The ladies blame that there
Gays and Hsnrys-
.!s Co from he ss dsrs Of
though email in stature. yet large in intellect.
By BuYwe B. Dickinson cbassn White, ESQ. -Hapovers
able and delegate. ssd Drsse6 opgar and
eountmen that position held by hun whose birthday we cele
ByH. chv Prues. The Compromise Act-The besvsn,
dsrsensd sad The earth rembled a. the approaching Storm
bow in the and immediately the clouds
ae snd s hand thai Hsnn
The asremblage then separated-scme having gone to
Richmond, and others 20 Washington.
Mr.. CAss AND THE AMERICAN RESIDENTS AT
RoME-We learn from reliable authority that Ar. Lewis
Cass Jr the American resident Minister at Rome At
time very acceptable to his countrymen has recently
added not little 70 his uDpepularity by his singular
proceedings in regard to proposed celebration OF the
brttday Of Washington. All the arrangements had been
made for magnificent fete in honor OF I'D OF Feb
ruary Everything WAS in readiness, to the print
ing Of the cards Of invitation when It deemed
pedient abandon it. the entire responsibility CT the
failure being formally thrown upon Mr. Cass roe fac.s
learn them from gentleman who in Rsme at
the time follows;-Early arrangements had been
made for the BY all the Americans presen.
with their invited guests. The festivities 10 con-
cude with ball Nc opposition by the government was
anticipated but early steps taken to ascertain ia
viir gness and TO receive mission Mr. CAss under
took the task OF asoerainrg the views the Papal
government This however be elected do until late
day when Of seeing CARDINAL Antoneli person.
he consulted only of the sub officials and from
them reported that the government would offended II
there was dancing in Lent He stated that the police
Aho.