The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-16

Of tkN oVuuO0 plcbod
three millions; the later, VINO kept that ball rouins
devoted hs Ie 10 tI'e psrps usuon Of the Un'on an
who was not oy the fst orator but the hrst
OF the sgs In whic he lived wss one msn picked out
twenty five miils'aA lowering IS Mr. Clay was d.sia
hs life, among bis upesrs, how immessursoy did b
coptr,si hm WITH ,s selfish tris,ers OF ,p
osy SPEAK thus scr, il invdicus party sehss
Apply IT % oil men ETA parties fran shs highest 4
the most humble Bot ow i'm zeasuxxsly, say doea
ne grow up when conps him with the he ha1
le't behied him. whose ly object nv IN scqstr
places for themselves and Il er fiendsi Well might 4
be said OF Henry Csy-
Es..s Es "a: .s. sd1 s =, d a. form nd<
To give the world assursls OF man.
have not untrequenty heard 1t said, M Presdsat
fes' tne honesty of Henry Che, atOo in the way Of nd
acWancement. Sir, rep .dfste tn senh nen, not oa
being uDjust to the intehisoaes and virtue ofths
ricsu people, but injurious ths rising genera
nssy stsnos in the way ofsny nam. promotion It w.s
that and that skse that ensh ined him the kssrs a
6t. 6ts vas that has bro ugat Us hsrs ro
i i, g sls si1ssy sf Hsary a:e
Sdvanoeusent II Henry Gay, wkbsn 1T would nas BE-
proper iene ON this ,ocaaoa TO Bat ber rs-
rery that would prefer to live ss Hnry Cl. Mysd
snnpg hue country a. an honest msI., pasrto; su&
meats ha:vto he wAlowed in odcisI luxury duriaR
his ffe, and 10 hays tiea
Upwea, unAoaorsd ard uusuuE,
This Is the Aan Mr. President as pIfsyy briefly d.
OaY
TIL uteto, snfshsrtwe have detsrmius for al 70
comrzsniorate. THIS the character Of lin man. cir
whose ressect whso confidence, who,e ectasem whoss
friendship srvproud to say hAste>ed DyssiI ea.
joyed for the isst twenty years Of his exiucs-ss,
is hs man, sir, for whom sacrificed my position IA
public lNe "a yoi,e-"Go it Botts.) suoA' h. ths naa
for VIII m am rsoud to say mani estea my o,nad.ass
ard consanoy and friendship those tyiAs wass
bese every political sopiratioa had eyar en-
W. ieh ssdy to auritoe and sas prord 70 asvs
sacrifice d. in defence Of him time when eio u6sgs q
over his hese and he vas struck down Lbs Aoass
70 Rav tISnfsu NH
from having 10 rssract to regret it k the sroukse
event In my politi .al lite When found hiut essr4ed
served the bestit on'y served to rvet oatancy ta
the man and increase my determination ITO upns, o&
consequences Of this attachment Mr. Pres asnt IL on
remains for me - perf,rm the Christian rite OF oae.
which I sorry to say the Prss.cent has som..Sst
negscted should proceed forth With WITH the cercme
~ Tie 6,sues ia asng .cet partially empty, toe Pre-
the oheiatng divine haa tAsm speedily rsplenAshni
want the material for every man here voutu ss1a
With red seal the incoming Of this new c.sy whis
is hencetorward and f,revermore to be known =
Aahiand,(grest sppsuse)--and I call upon egsry ssa-
voice, Whatis tha cali uyon every gen slc nan heSe
to whom the oppcrtuntyis ofered stand sponsor saI
se ls .rs c o. A.nsna wishing God so.sd IL
und
Air Washingion's March
The rnbc press- powerful than the lsysr arcA
can rest Ar-Ihe Devil among Mo Tailora
The next regular toast was:-
The the United s,aass Swayed nv M
pa,sss .s HS control cd o' no dcaon eyec
'esdy Of The Constitution. Ah-HAn. coiumbipp p 'n1
senator BUTIAR, In reply to loud repeated csyls
from all parts Of the hail. said Mr. Presi tent.
is much more than deserved and what did not exs oe
suppose 1t because have been longer In The UuHpI
qualified to represent that bocy than AN hsys ossn
in the Senate Of the United States f the last ysar
and during that tms M LAAve served with the greas3
men, and have had to deal with the greatest events dat
hsve ever affected hey affect the dsstiny q
this republic have served in the Senate OF the Uite1
States with Henry CsE, with Daniel Wooster snd sir
you allow to say. jus.ics win not permit hi 20 -
hrows aside in fair view of the historic motto. Of dis
G. Calhoun. (G,est sppsuss) During thas tama.
sir, Sas well acquainted with Henry OAy.
and he did me the honor, uoon more than occasis
TO say that he disiked upon any scoount differ rom
tie son Of the father Who associated With hi in t.
councils which led TO tho OF 1872 Now SIR whAie
Oldest member Of toe United States epsse now oressut
vii not take up the time Of this audience porrsytn
ects that enter into the discussion OF human ssr
have felt these Influences, SIR wal. not leave nV
the n,ms. ,ss% q soss & whsn
in the United States Senate. Sir when stand here =
do historic justice to Of genius and wor ID ooaoe
my tribute 70 the extent that that ny "siu tessino.@
can b made available. Now. sir, assure you ~aseX
tsted here tonight Indeed came here wiea toe in
pressip that this would be banquet in which perhsns
virsiDa and Ksntaety would do all that nsssossT
to give chesrulness and animation to soene And
Sir, virginia and Kentucky, with their tributary inAu-
enees could make any occasion usrious cheerful ank
have been called upon feel that she has -
called upon feel Hatered that she has BE- n csIsA
way M,sns to one Who on one occsioa has aOps
before the tribunal Of history. feel pleasure in pat
cipstng in this essbraton to the memory thoai.s-
trfous Clay, here in his native county Of Hanover.
This name, sir, STRIKES me with, peculiar forcs.
There are few In modern history sssooiated witS
King o ssand and the Of sss rDss
name In America believe and assert It nowthst there
illustrous historical remnisceroea as the Hso
ver II Is associated with the those who have
uss the principles Of ana s..lsd
Yes, sir Hanover, allow say a. far a csnusdr-
stand It, 2 distinguished BY more glorious sociatioas
place Of Pac. Hsnry-it is the birth place Of HEAVY
Clay; Of Judge Rsans, and Of John Taylor
AVoicR--Aye, and Of Richard Norris.
Mr.. PurK.-sir when others feared to utter tsu-
guags that might be offensive to the Enei,sh uA-
lion, during hsr dominion over this country.
in the House Of Bureessss and said, "Cms.r m
hs Brutus, Charles the first his Cromwell and George
the third may profit BY their example, They orisd sst
treason treason but told them to make tho most q
It. TAKE II gentlemen, said he, and make what you
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her dstir suished son. and ii may be, ar that ia afs
times she VIII have associated with the names Of PAaisk
that distinguished pair These names, sir are iuR q
historical assocations-they Instructive IN evsw
point OF view Now, SIR intend TO make but very fev
rsmarks knew Mr.. Cay very we'll. In 1911, whom I
was boy, the war was declared. l weli remsmbsr
that had gone 10 tbs Post office and carried home a.
newspapers 10 which the speeches Of Henry CLAY snA
OF John C. Calhoun we're contained and sir. thev
we're carion not.s TO cheer the country Ana they dl1
sustain " sir am not one Of those that vii, ssor;fss
far 10 what In called the power of empires TIA vin
resolve tnem into mere physical 'orcs backed By money
ANY country that like China ,uld not stand up und
of
Henry snd Henry Clay wh-n action Was needed uaw
ven be deemed unworthy to enjfy the blessing of ssry
tne voice OF such men c)ald not excite TO deeds a
herom surely money coula not. am no utiltarisn:I
nke ra,ircads very wsl just - we'll - my fsienA
from Virginia, (Ar. Botts) wh, has been oficsttne
~ the bap ismai ont really say. that hs Was in-
vesed with sacerdota robss, would have taken him to
% one OF the most divine In the world. sugh.
ter) wu stand sponsor with my friend from virRnia
(hr Bots) atth's sacred ceremopy and Vi therefore
ssy lot % Aseiand" will say that, had this spot nst
Dssn nsmed "Ashiard" by the bap ismal declaration a