New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-29
Mr. BURLIEGAkES SPEECH -
Boston PEsTivAL q


your kindness, felt that il vs' my duty W.
myself before you, even taVugh might set b ~
stand 10 more than q moment And rcv al
here can DO little more than r.un tow
Al nv profuurdes. thanks for the boo~ ~
conferred upon me lApplau 81. thAnk, iA~
Mace for our common victory the hbsrr,
hi, d .trics, vho cid thei own thinking ed 49,
voting Hood cheerI; men -ho. essiDg do0 -
and The hammer, ssid g. the ,imid and ~ ~
Vote If You vii % please the South; VI w.
plea.e ourseyes Immense cseeringl.
thank the v, uns meo If fhe Dstrit W -
around ne ike baud OF brothers. Fou IL, -
hearts came our victory. shAH never tuak ~
tijeless energy and g err tinfug enthusiS u, stSs.
emotions Of pride add gratitude lCserrl. ISS
also Ire men of other parties who, when Ne, -
three upon sLe, felt and ssi tha, i was rot Fl, n.
Who ,tood out stoutly agains, c,nbiast,es ~, d
was not tue to any parry, but meouesug sppo~a 4
Freed, Great cheeImel ! thank the eessrses ues
ct an,s and the rich men Of the dstrct Sh1se psirc
i'm wss lot dimmed by totr "eAnn-ene - Va |.
who fought on Bunker HiD-'ho~e men who tns4 /
election dsy, trpe representative 10 the men VA /
piled ben ttc tongue Of seryJty called 'or va ia
cotton Sir, there 10 ~ uething higher 10 VOC IL b
.dsy than cotton loud aPplsnsel. ! nai ~
scholars, cl.rgymen and woaen' 80 k'naty SNa
freedom BY my friend Mr. Hilard l'aagteel -
giving 10 il the victory wherever ~ s'Vn asd ssS.
and The ladies, are respected hnsnusiasee shesul
And lsst but no, least thank that brave old a.
vbo,e name sbincs In the annals ~ our Gently. q.
cast into the bal apce Of our dopbtful Dsoies ~.
than the ssorj OF l5repbus, in that the pen msho,
than the sword Loud and prolonged cheeriagl. &
esve US pamphlet speaking IN The spuit of oar isAn
OF the Revolution, ard II was backed by eiyeiyhs
vesrs of pure and illusri,us life Rene Scd eHs>n
long NAV the good old man live. and keep IL vsv
be had, on the day Of battle, when,
Thoush aged he VA % iron 81 tms
Ths, few Of Their yoeih could eopc wa aai
Ard the foes whom he 'asly sp, MnS
Uutnun,bereS bis thin hairs CT 'il'efCsJ-
Loud applause.
was a per sopsi triumph, bat because II vas trisuS
of principle IL nd aud eathusa c cheer'l TarossS
,our good VIII, and . kind OF destiny, my nape, X
Il q passing hour, became Of the syabols Of n
faith; and Moi e with you for the conmoa esas
tia, our flag floats victorious in the Northern n
Great chserIgl. l tnahk y'u, i-iios citiseos, ~
:, did OF give up old faneull Hal 70 Soatl Co
Goa. Iyociierous cheering and cfies God Good
Iiey may call the roll Of their voluntary slaves Ia u
Ditrict sGI but the rod OF freenen ostaamben
u, m al. lehout Of applause. uus; The Iins h.
gone ty never, never To return, wh,n snyos(y
fosever great his procv T. to craven ,sfviliy al
sycoptsncy vii deem T. q eap" oSiol M.'';sss
election will be " agreeable to tie Soah.' lLoS
cseerl 80
distinguished man in this Dnaict expres~d the ho
that Boston would be repre- en,ed ia toe mex, Coogss
by a man Who "wbile expressing the seotusnts o
Massachusetts, in rational sffsus woald not give n
"feIte to other." Thst language, II meaas aSybae
means this "Sptak TO please TIE So.h UnAa Nee
was humble (kosIs OF laughter and spplanss Uns
Hesp Wa humble, but be had mot'e he seefa
10 conquer Renewed laughter aod CHI en-. hcs
o. mt body who propoees perpetual Uriah Heap; VI
propt sss IN eternal sycophancy; aud P Opposes q
rue of action policy for the descendants of Hsncoc
ard Adsms, and Gus, and Warren, and rs'co'
AID Lawrence, aud the mechanic, Paul ksvse'
speak for Massachusetts, 80 a. tc please the essh
Fellow ci liz. ms, hvw ud you begin sach sPesehr
ard how, alas would you End ii Cheers DO %
believe The man bim,e eli ccmpreheoded the dsph
seryiliy expressed by that language; for he hinss
could rot make such speech rs be ~onlt like 10 lev
made; and If he could not, where Is the man ~
couldf Tremendous cheering fellow-.itifens,
any one voted for me expecting should make, OF n
| 10 make such g speech thst he 10 mistaken. 10
largusge of another changed Little, II have
"tIth to utter, ! shaI speak, and leave The no.
Nv humble record-it 10 beftr re you. Ny short Cot
cr.soI al career il not very !ull Of incicea ba. h
lain, l d pct, in light. With my noble Colleagues,
whom the cbkf Ia nor Is due foe our great victory
Il election Of Mr.. BaLAs Stood shoulder to shoaIds
and did What could. l worked hard, and hops
worked wiseiy.
As 10 sone private transactions which, howsvs
have become public and passcc into the history Of
mas have lot, during long npsign reisrt
them up tonight. "Whs 10 writ 10 writ; woald
we're worthier.'' As to shat shall do 10 the fatsp,
can make no pledges tCheersl As no maa knos
what The future may require, no may can ssy VII
be viii do in the iuiule He can only promise 70 d
right at ell times. l will try, then, to meet the n
quirtm Of the future conscientously. AZ hsy
not, trpst-aLd hope you will believe ne when
ssy it-low cred the standard Of this district and Of o.
Msssacbm ets il the past will not do 1t 10 The q
tnTe. If they strike sgaiD, they did bsfore, q y
- tfa nj nnf ui0fh srucM Il
sgsin strike back Great eOthusl,sm, Tho oo0paa
rising and cheering with the utmost fcrvor for 500
tinel
Fellow citizens am admonsbed not 10 SPEAK 4
long, for l am weak. ] viii say simply In Gle 10
that shall try TO represent you; and If do honest
and fairly, can do wrong to No one. trust l al
be sctusted BY spirit urosd enough 10 embI zoe n
whole country, for love It al. am no sect,oosis
am 10 dsuhiorist lCheersl. AID Il, through crave
fear or ., cephsncy your representative hall rsfrs
from doing what ought to be done, or from ssyia
what ought TO b said blot him out from yoor gesevs
memories forever and seek some man of iron, Vi
will more puy represent yeuj for the tune has CON
yes, the fuln' ~ VI time when every district bAs
your representative 10 fall ct Bis poet Of duty and sn
into the quiet Of the grave thso 70 wsver moca -
hairs breadth bic line Of duty, o. when il wosl
break the heat Of the young men u the Rspuble Vi
are In efets Of rebellion MT sxanst the Cosstitsfso
and laws q our couptry, but sgsinrt section oespo
lsm that d unmindrul Of them all Loud eheeringl.
thal co. thin, fellow ciizens as soon ny health vi
permit TO the post you have sgned NE. eetfam0<
10 tread the path Of duty, unssed by face Of clay
lAppsusr
Fellow citizens, - TO our common prospect ! nes
rsy nothing. Il is suspicious. We made Q lnk,
hin battle. We have driven the euemy from our Ne,
England, % We did In the Revolution; and though
sti ins er in the Jerpcys and Psnnsyivanis Lug
ter AZ che eIsl. sDe more campsxn, and We vi, va
qush him ere, O. We did 10 the Revolution: one mo
ear naipn and we will drive him 10 YORK town m
conquer him forever IEuthu,iastic applsusel. La
begin The campaign here aAd nov l"Yes, yes" "a
cheeisl.
"Fresdons banner, torn, yet fjipe
Streams Like tos thunder storm against the wind-
Our union 70 peIf Ct, our leaders are beloved, end
No sak Of them through the coming camnsi9p r