The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-25

sccssos IN IN eloquent speech during which he aid thai
so the fourth Of JAY lest he inr: 81 responded V
ssass complimentary the Massachusetts DsseAsoa IN
tsn .hss Massachusetts you'd never forget tAose who
hhhfciy ner and tnn evening and the as
seneiy present. ss,essed TO the truth o. has prophecy
He then introduced the Hon. Anscn Paringame 10 Inc
saiienco.
NJ BuxrNaxss rose 10 respond amidst the utmost On
vousksu cheer Following cheer. and the whole comPsny
pt sent iaoies and gentlemen rispg to their feet.
Alta the excitement was ssted Mr. BuRireAks SPOKE
LADIES' and gentlemen II a too weak TO say much, but
am 700 sressfol 3. ent. have jast lett my
tor tho irst time IN four weeks ana iet under
1be pi OF st OF my pnyscian but now am mere oisr
70 You ny prooundest thanks tor Tho honor you nave
conferred In the first place, oner my eincerest
thanks 70 she aboTipg OF the Fifth dis riot who act
ed on their own opnions-who thr " down the and
inc hammer and voted for whom they thought nest
without submitting 20 southern dctanonl thank those
csna much 10 The RESULT thank those indepen
aent M Of other parties who did not wish TO aid in
men wi O. IN casting their votes, gave . rebuke TO the
ssDder tbaG thought Of their cotton their
principle, aad thank that brave old man whose name
ma voice but pamphlet backed by eighty years Of
IN iilu.sfous NE devoted 10 his country. {Cheers
thank you and all not because Of persona triumph
,or the triumph Of prhcpie (Caeers) thank you
you dd not give old Faneu BALL to South Caroina
rses may ca The roll Of their voluntary slaves under
WI DO called there still. (Cheers) The
hope was expressed thai such q one would
hinsth in Congress as to avid giving offence 70
any one Mr. b. preted this 70 that wna,evcr
Was uttered sncnd moi be obnoxious 70 tue South Urian
u.ap humble but ht + ID o motive; but this idea
carried out wcud convert the representative into ao cleo
sosaI Uriah Heap (Cnesrs) ] Am no sectonslist-no
sunionst Az 10 what should do in the future ho
could make pledges. No man can promise what be
WI DO In the future Every should do that wnich
vas right He would sy 70 do :, .at, as heretofore
eur mother commonwealth shall strike back agAn
IT snerdous ring. the audience rising, crying
phancy your representative fails represent your man
hOed cast him on. from hearts and your sympathy
to me path s0o du.y By The face
on clay (Cneers In reference 10 the late campaign,
Mr. said, We grove the enemy from Bunker H'l and
Ne gland but he sti fingers Ia New Jersey aud Pena
~ lvenia in the campaign OF 1880 we will drive him 70
Yorktown upd there conquer him. (Cheers.) Mr..
sOsed by had spoken longer Than nal ought
have doDe and then bidding the audience fare yell,
The audience immediately rose and greeted him with
loud ana Ion IL continued cheers.
10 re.ponse 10 the 81 ntent "our Country the H,n.
Henry Wilson spoke Ut considerable length &c accord
Cd ali the those who in re electing Mr.. Bnrhn
game independence enough to keep old Faneun Hall
where, said, she ought always " beon the side OF
freedom. 10 which she was dedcased by our ~ hers
fCAters) We are here TO night, ne ADDED, defeated
rarity fCres sNo,n mo, - ''outs eneralled.') We
We were defeated but retired with gay and festive
sseps Cheers and lsagnter.) We had candidate
"a voice. We've got ooe n,w') who from this
campaign with the high respect and honor Of all
fCheers.) Mr.. Wilson closed with Liberty and union
with loud chez re-
spec ches followed by robert B. lfs Hon. Charles A.
Pheps, Hon Charles Francis Adams J. N. Williams,
3d., Col Y B. Fay. II. Dana Eq, GOV. Hopkins, OK
rhode Island Gov Morr,. 81 Maine and others.
song WIS sung by Col Bodeeu, OF Providence dedi
Gated Preston s. Brooks Of South Carolina which Gre
n ed much me'riDent
me- number who parook tf the banque. about one
kh"usand and aside from the sympainy ehcited py the
ebie appearance OF Mr.. acrlingame was happy and
sn ;cessul affair.
The assembly, broke up about ~ O'Clock with cheers
scY BuYlip game, Fremont, Wilson, Sumner. Banks and
s<hers Of the Hsst achusets Congressional Delegation