The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-01

Hall commenced st . time whes one thought tho
city would reach 50 far and when Judge Morse who
Hvered the oratoa the OCCASION Expressed the beiex
that II would day be the OF business was
laughed az Few would have thought be did, in look
DR. X meooued the old fable OF the secret Of
the Nile in lttysna, and the blessings the annual food
whether the s, they sood upon was 1T to produce The
right kind oy water for the people, but that mst.er
years had this matter bsen on the taps and he was
reoiced that tin enterprise was about 10 be consum.
IL would also lie ds.nsIished as ssy Of patriots -
Christians (App.suse.)
Rev Mr. sroRRs EIrerted to NE advantages pure wafer
would confer upon she: city. ItwogA be BLESSING
hong grew s1d water The Brooklyn people
were grateful a, the prospect be'os them for Trey have
had hardly enough a water to- swear by when New
Workers made fun OF s7em For tie fusre or Brooklyn
they were justified in being ex,ataat. They Ind he
element of the cd chemisr 1pleni of land In
deed, II prophesief that dsyrthclong Island
Railroad would run lis wole length through city Gu
CITY can spread ITSELF, and is worth boxing At stanAa
on the bold blum Of ,ne river, ove-ha-ging th
flashing water. New ycrk is ci,eumscr bed Aud
cennot spread. We have also ali now, end wassr
Is to bless ab-ndantly the complete
ci-c&e. On the river pseaa storeE buaton tho
s s',s T syl syssg sss nos nsS sCs e
OF Home--she Appian and the Caudian Tny-b-u there
vii be power at work undeg this hin Greater t,an any
ademocratr movement, as the water goes TO the poor
mans tenement as well as the rich mans mansion hs
is good democracy, looks purify ing the hot
dusty city In this city Is proposed to rnke Eebe,
rppas in airy guse holding hser than nnsi' mt EectAr
the antiquarian finds the iron pipes running through thu
earth, he will know a Christian and democratic people
lived cn that spot No generation lives for ITSELF but for
the fr.ure and they could do rshing beor 10 perpe-
uatc tnoir memory than this work He, r 81 did ma
Ike 70 csa that Cypres Hl he proposed to call Rdea-
wood
vo,oa second the motion
DR. B-rarsE regretted that he was the third c,ergymea
who had spoken sign that Mr. Prentice loved The
stated preaching Uaugher) II was not that Broo3yu
lacked speakers Every night the made ki
deous by the shouts Of politicians whose eo9aeace lie
feared was not inspired by cold water. (Movcneni
To day the Doctor had go. higher up in the wos 4
& Qaugh,cr> He hoped the people of Brooklyn vsrtA
not iorsss their ia.hers, for no generstsoA eossa
the ruts Of old custom; but there THO village Of ~
was the city Of to morrow. Much had. BEEN said
the future Of that city, but he evcd II would be
of the mi2htiest the globe All Citizens
bound to do something tor the State, aye aud &c
ted Mayor Hull for living at this period Hsremssaos,-s
the old Grecan aegory OF the horse who stampes
the the rock ana brought iSrn wa'Tr ras ayor Coz "a
young, the gray May is t the best horse. acshter
!, wa wa4to be Brook, nite but was also good "
be New Yorker He also had been Brooklyn Knights
in the last war and had eaten with great relish the ect
corn beef Of the government and since hatmets s.i
ter) Il was too bad to be compelled to- dfink wsssr
direct from the soil, filed with impurities Gs3 gave
enough Tor all but mans arrangements had disturbed
the order Of natnre by COZ grega,ng largo c-ouls
given spsts but now, united efforts took IL racs. Our
Water, water, every where,
But not a drop TO drink.
People must have good water If Msycr Hall
Holland he would be Justified in putting iate braniy
in his water to make it palaiabe (Great lasshss ne
great provocation TO exicaon bad He ts
Indignant when he heard Of the little boys being arrested
for bathing in the river If any onss mocssy shock
ier) Cleanliness akin TO gsdl!ness heats face snd
cieaa conscience don't always go tageahs The Docaas
Judge MoRsx then made few renaSkx, afser which
he company adjournsd TO 3Artake Of a.collnsou.
The company returned to Brooklyn a.sa laie hour.