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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived,

stesmsbp Edinburgh Br porp) Cugmin' GLASGOW ie ds
winds turing the whole passage; blowing bard 1t times WIN
heavy head with the exception Of two three days
cloudy hay weather. with occasionally dense and hsavy
rain. June a. IN lat Al 81 lat 4 81 n, o =, a
W. ressed bark Edis of Charleston, standing 70 veswso
2stb IL g. LAT. Al Il ~, lon s. 90 w. passed snip Ne~
hanp, hire, Of New York, standing .
Steamship Bsck Warrior Smith, wOdesns Suhe 81 snd
Havana jGh ndse ard Livingston Croeneron %
81 IS NJ lon IA 10 W. spoke ship Lazy Of be'h
DAVIS from raining or Ne iofk; SIX OF
the crew and captains wife, siek with yellow fever sent ship
doctor aboard. supplied with medicine &C
yune -. .us:r to Walsh Carver Chne juno II, vent
ssbore the Bank bearing y iro@ Cape Antopio
bbds moss:e. 100 bd pss hedge aresos and about 30
MO s,;ps % miles Of struck by sqoa which carried
away resImsst head Of oremss:, spruHs osyad and did
BAH NInsna ,svet), Ryer GGttsahI:s days, iron and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05
THE FOURTH IN BROOKLYN.

The Eigh..eth Anniversary Of American lndepend-
cree was celebrated in the usual manner IN this ci'y
At daylight national salute was fred from Fjr
Green by the Kings County Veteran Corps, and all
the church bells pesled. The explosion of squhs
Chinese crackers and the firing Of small arms was the
order Of the day and Of the preceding Eight II was
phz, pop ard bang all the tine. Flags were dis
played from the City Hall and other public places
The Fifty fifth Brigade, under command OF Gen
Dmyes, paraded in the morning, ard were revieTed
by the Mayor in front of the City Hall. The turs-out
Of some of the cou panies was slender; few were
very well Represented in numbers In the evening
there was credtable display Of fireworks from an
elevated piece Of ground fronting De Kslb avenue,
between Vanderbilt and Clermont avenues The A.
rapeemens were under direction Of the Committee OF
the Common Council and everything vas done In very
gocd style A band of music was in attendance ana
played at intervals during the display. large g.
s.mblsge was present, numbering, perhaps 2v,oo'
persons. The best Of order prevailed Throughout
The Fourth District Police Station. House was umi-
rated during the evening and hected brilliantly. Al
sunset salute was fred from the Navy Yard
A number of accidents occurred during the day, AMI
several persons were seriously injured Among the
incidents are the following:
Susan Smith Of No. SO Adams street. wss shot Ia the
neck with pistol in the hands Of boy. Inc COY
was arrested but was rescued from the officer. One
Of those who aided his escape vas taken mo custody.
William McCool, residing in skman street. near
Park sverue was hot in the face, and It Is feared his
eye.ight lie destroyed.
A son of Timothy MeDermott, in Amity stree, was
badly burned about the hands end ACE.
bah fred from pistol p'ssed through window
in Atlsnt. street. and struck within s.s .ncles OF
lady named Bar..n vEo wac E!tng % Le 'SoD.
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FROM HAVANA.

The l.. 5. VI. steamer Black Warrior. j. W Smith
commander left Havana at noon the 3o.h Of jane and
arrived off Sandy Hook at II p on the 4th Of July
The Spanish Squadron expected from the mother
country had not yet arrived at Havana. When they
d. report says they to be dispatched to Mexico to
bring them to terms
Every thing in the Island is quiet.
The Sugar market has slightly advanced. Stock on
hand, 200, 900 boxes Exchange New York quoted
at to 81 y Ct discount with further improvement
Fregh,s dull and low.
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enson family ard servant the Rev VIM Peattie and lady Mr.
John Baird and family Mr. Adam HARNESS and family, Mr.
bell. Moniefb sSd boy M: Welsh Nj. CrssIs Mrs Eliza
beth RerSici Nh: Chr't9s Ro{ Misses Mary Jane Tsylot
CsIdvell MsTsnet Blown 1s,en Scott, M.s.ret wrsht
Me,sn. Amos Osborne Jonathan Jones. James smeaton
ahGm'' kswGcd d. sIS boy i IShn G'rSs ,s%s'
ke.ttew Slater George Arthur Morrson, Henry st. Johh
Phillps james Caru' Ronald Fraser g. Marshall Heury
VIM. Whitehead, Thomas Williams, VIM Richmond, John Ly.
al, Andrew Watson. Horso Nesoo John Goldie VIM 40
Jsmiefcn VIM. Morris George David Robert Evans, VIM.
Fersu,opn ell IS cabin passenger and S3 secondcles
sense,s
Ia brig Soomen Eaton, from Cdrdenass.. w. Bobnson.
C Rancrnf.
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his clothing. He was attended BY attended by DR..
Kmbark, District Surgeon, and afterxard removed to
his home Jersey Cty.
The remainder Of the fireworks were exploded under
the superntendance of Lieutenant Reed Of the Tenth
Patrol District.
DRuSKsy sRorLs-PoLIcr LITERATURE.
The following report appears on the return Of the
Flint Patrol Din trict, made TO Chief Ma.sen on Sat-
urdsy morning:
"There was considerable drunken bros in the
streets and about the Ferries Of this District yester
day but the Police too numerous around 60 that none
Of them resulted in anything serious"
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FOURTH OF JULY IN JERSEY CITY.

In Jersey City the bells were rung morning and
evening and salutes were fred at sunrise, noon and
sunset. At o'clock in the morning the Continental
Guard, Capt. VIM. Ssnderson, paraded, and at 7
o'clock the Montgomery Guard, Capt Farrell, alec
parsded. In the enipg there splendid display
of fireworks at Vac Worst square, got up by Isaac
Edge, cen. No acc.ent worthy Of note occurred A
large number of persons passed through Jersey City
through the day and evening, leaving New.Yvrk or
returning in the trains of the New-Jcrsey and New
York and Erie Railroad.
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THE FOURTH IN WILLIAMsBURGH.

There was publ, display in the Eastern District
OF Brooklyn Williamsbursh in honor ct the day ex-
cept of fireworks in the evening" which were witnessed
by about oOJ persons. There was but one accident
OF serious nature. lad who Wa firing email.
cannon careessy left the ramrod in it, and it was dis
charged from the gun. II struck stone in the street,
and CHANGING, struck woman, daughter OF William
Gibson who was sitting upon The stop OF her resi-
d.nce No. Isl South Third street. The rod passed in
at one cheek ard through her mouth a. the other,
fracturing her Jaws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

Mathew Copnerty, residing 10 Hoyt street, received
pistol charge in his face and was seriously injured
A DO, in Graham street had his hand shattered by
the explosion OF spstol
FIRE was caused in Lincolpds store, corner OF
sach.tt and Court streets, by crackers. The damage
was about $50.
Several diu nken rowsoccured, and rum shop IN
Clinton avenue, near Flushing, was completely gut
ted by rowdes, a. general thing, however, there
was very little drunkenness disorderly conduct OBJ
servable about the streets.
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INAUGURATION OF TIE STATUE OF WASH
INGION

According TO programme the military formed IN
Bond street and marched up TO ULion square, which
they reached at g. Here they formed in holloS
square, enclosing the colossal statue OF Washington,
which was to be inaugurated, and leaving an open
space IN front of stand erected in front of the statue
paitialy.on the side walk of Union Park The statue
was covered and delay occurred in removing the
canvas from it. A Hook and Ladder Company was
put in requisition otter poll had failed to do l.
without ladders. When the covering fell, re.
veaDg the familiar lneaments of Washington,
the universal burst of enthusiasm which arose from
troops and citizens in sautaton almost drowned the
,alvos Of artillery. TIE windows looking out on the
square lined with ladies, who waved their hand
ktrchieis in urore Of patriotism. The Statue itself
is fourteen feet high and weighs four time. 1t was cast
at Chicopee, Mass and has occupied the artist, Mr.
H. X. Browne, for four years. Standing on granite
pedestal which weighs 100 tuns the Statue has On entire
elevation OF forty feet aud altogether the most prom
ment object in the square. Looking toward the morrill,
Washington sits calmly curbiDg moderately sober
eteed. The costume Of the figure is the Contnents
and the head Is bare the long hair being gathered aud
tied behind. When the shouts which arose on the
INV cling of the statue had in some measure subsidized
The Rev George W. Bethune delivered discourse
from the stand. The space 10 front, which was pretty
mnch all that was available for hearing purposes was
occupied by the General OF the day and hs sa, aside
fom whom few were able to hear
DIR. BErnUsE commenced by eulogy on Washing
ion as soldier Statesman, citizen and a father.
ii was thur, he sad, that the consumnae m'ra'ure
If our artist had revealed him to-day. lie had not
pat Of the Conr entail uniform, whose quaint rgdnes'
graceful to eyes than any classic drape
iy had be dismounted from the charger that ooro
him through the vain fires Of adverse batteries; bui nc
lad ridden fiom out the horrors Of war his heart in
durcd only fr lis ends Of justice calmly restraining hs
Proud s.eed amid the acclamsions Of victorious peace
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FIRES.
TIRp IN TLIzABEIH srRELr.

FIRE IN pLlLAbkIH >IHIbI.
Abou. o'clock Friday morning fire was discov-
cred in the dwelling house No. "a Elizabeth street.
The flames were speedily e1:inguished by the 6remeD
Damage, 500.
FIRE IN PEARL sTRELr.
At a late Lour Thursday night stand containing
freworks in front Of the stationery store No. - Pearl
street. set on fire by the explosion Of some crack
ers from the street The stock in the store was dam
ICED to the amount Of about ESQ. The fireworks on
The stand were entirely destroyed.
FIRE N uAMNoSp STREET.
AT III o'clock Thursday night fire was discovered
in Eantry in the dwelling house Of Ambrose Heating,
No. 1913 Hammond street. The flames were e1tin-
euished with few pals Of water-no alarm being
given. A portion of Mrs. Keatipgs wardrobe, valued
at about $780, destroyed The loss is covered by
insurance in the North River Insurance Company
FIRE IN TAxNASY BALL.
About o'clock Friday morning. fire broke out in
Tammsny Hall. 1t originated in one OF the fourth
story rooms on the Frankfort street side of the build
irg and was caused by rockets thrown from neigh.
boring house. Aside from the destruction Of the
window curtains and slight scorching of the wood
work no other damage was done. The occupants
were greatly alarmed and many fled with their bag
gage to the street. This Hall was erected in 1911,
and this is the first time that fire has happened
therein.
YIRE ~ CANAL STREET.
Shortly after twevle o'clock Ftiisy morning fire
occurred in the building No l6l Canal street. lover
part occupied by Dr. Thurman as drug store, upper
part by j. 7. Cox as dwelling. The tiremen were
early on the ground, and soon subdued the flames.
The FIRE was caused by fireworks
FIRE IN nose STREET.
Between II and ~ o'clock Thursday night, FIRE
broke out in the roof Of the edlfce known as The
Quaker Meeting House., in Rose street, between
Duane and Pearl streets The roof being OF shingles,
the flames spread rapidly, and it was partially de-
sroytd before the fire was extingushed. The edfce
had not been used as place Of worship since the st
Of June utmo, Charles Devlin having purchased the
property. The property was insured for $4,000.
FIRE IN .vEyUE A AND EIGHGIErH STREET.
About o'clock on Friday morning the sable at
tachs to the Bellevue Gardens, corner of Avenue
and Eighteth street, was discovered to be on ire
The building with its contents were soon destroyed.
In the building was stored quantity of fireworks tina,
had bees slightly damaged by rain; and whether the
work was caused by spontaneous combustion or was
the work Of an ncenAary is unknown. Tie property
was own.d by Edward r. Jones. Loss on building,
$3.50; loes on hay, ESQ. The fireworks consumed
cost 5000. They were owned by Mr.. Barrett. No
Insurance.
FIRE N FULTON sIREEr.
l2l o'clock on Friday afternoon fire occurred in
the second story o: the unoccuped buildings Nos 10
and AZ Fulton street. Tie flames were soon ext.n
gurhed. Damage slight. Powder was sound In sew
erol parts Of the building and there is no doubt but
that the fire the work Of some rascally fellow.
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THE FIREWORKS.

The exhibition Of fireworks requires no especial
mention. They shown in the Park Madison
square, Tompkins square, Lamar,pe square, Jackson
square, junction Of East Broadway and Grand street;
High Bridge, Monnt Morris square, Carnmnsviile,
Maphat awhile and Mission square. At few Of the
squares bands Of music. Some few Of the private e1-
hbitions abou, the city were commendable. In from.
Of the City Hall were figures OF Washington, Scott
aid Taylor, with the usual aegodeal SUR Junding'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

sOULE-In Jersey City, Friday July Ais wife Of g. e.
Soule in the 23d year Of her age. -
The enSs and the deceased culy
invited tho f,bersl Sunday tho Stu inst at
O'Clock from her late residence, % South Fourth street.
EAYRS-Oi Friday July Miss Maria Esyn in the 2fh year
VI Der -. .
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral from the residence OF her utcie, Mr.
Charles Thwins No. 28 West Fifteenth street, Sunday
he 9Th int at ne och
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CAUTION. - The following COUPONS and

" RAILROAD BONDS, viz:
.s Que cSspSa. Of is 1855 .s.s s
due ' sS ySDS s ne S'nl
1 sss aNcoapons Of ths CITY so;a. $s
l. l. ~ & .s !. NJ. Is s. IA
"a sgs Rsosa Bonds due Lat Juos s Il.
i7e I541 i7s ~ i7es l.1s IA ~,
ysni. Railroad BOnd due is. july less, p,J.Ss in Nsv-
d.: l. ;:s ssssss: as Ss';;
ss "a: y: ~ s =:
l s Rsl esa s sss :? sas i. W..
pIss. . gs zach s cent '''
sss each Coupon. Of the S:1' sss.s:s. ::
Bsni of Commerce, in NswYO'l Nos 7s'' No. 49, ~ N''
sa Of go ssch Coupon. q the s cen, No.A.n Gsos.
Railroad Bond; due /, Sy s Psy:Sss q 1 ss Once O''
wnS,. Of &. :, S.'R:G. q
sii Of SIS, Coupon Of the cen. oss. sonds
Que Is. July ias payable at the BAIl OF tho A'pu"'
60 each coygsp; Of E: ; :S.n = sSs
d.: # jsy ;.is sssgs';; o'
$500 Coupon. 81 he cent nl".utse md Ni.asapy.
I s ss. sSI S:ns:n
$751; Of $50 each due lst Jule 1885, payable The Amedese
Exchange Bank New vork Nos i2toI o3, ea 70;
Cos in NswYOrk Nos 80 2 ses; Of sa due Ice July,
1875. No. 5i5 payable 81 Duncan, sherman Co.'S w New
York. ~.
bic at the PheDx Bar In New orb Of SIS due h nees,
1886 i25; Of $50 each, due Let Jue, 1850 10 ~ -
june S sss NOS s : a. rs SIS
StSs OF SIS each Coupons of the v cent NswYosl I'd
Ere Convertible Bones due let July. 1856, Nos 49, is
$780, Of 35 each Coupons Of the cent BslefonsaIe
Indian Railroad Bonds dus lat July 1881 payable ne
Bar Of Commerce. IN NewYoik Nos e TO- 3s3 70 49, ~ V
s6o-1 Of ESQ eseh Of the cent s. Loeb 0ty,
d,e 18th June 1896 payable ct the Phsn1 Bsnx N Ns"Y
slo-5 Of $50 each Coupsn ne Of the cent Bonds Penn
yrr% s,'s ne L.. L. JYs 10" payable PA'd''a No.
s75-Coupons Of the Sacramento City Bonds due
let july less, payable IN New'fek, OF 20, NO. l~i
$50 Of $50 Coupon the y cent United States Bonds
doe Ist July, 1876 No. 4,4s4
$780, Of SO each Coupons Of thee Yesnt Tennessee sse
sIcGs Of s35 each Coupons Of The p sent Panama Rail-
sos-5 Of eS5 esch Cousor sof 81 Laas County
Bcids :t july 1855 payable tho Phenix Baaf IN ss"
Yoik, Nos. 2S36 70 2 $50.
81 $50 l5 Of $50 each, Coupons Of the y cent Mvor
Nos 2Gt4 to COL 6s 1850 21a 25s1s 1855 aee s
as. aSs 2S ssa asos ss5 All stamped fST..idsd
81 Cco2 OF GOO each v cent Ohio and Pennsyvsns
Railroad Boz d. ssued John Pslmer IT,, sssses With
Coupons from ist July 1856 ill let Jsnssy 1866 dste1 iH
Jsnusiy, 1851, Nos All. 81.
HAy lost soen and the payment thereof stopped
the P''' n''s'' e'a''0''G Ph Hill sFEiEs 90.
New.YOrk. Jue q. 1885, No u srosdssy.
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THE FOURTH IN HOBOKEN.

There was no public demonstration in Hoboken.
An immense number of persons, however resorted to
the Elysian Fields and other places Of resort 10 and
nt ar Hoboken.
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I OST-3d inst, by Wm. Goodheart, CHECK
IL the Mechanic. Bank for sisl 81 or SO! 81 my cue
returning the the Office Of Commssonsr Repaan and
Supylies will be beraly rewarded
NIB The banks been notified not 10 pay tho check
7 OST-In going from Fulton. st. to the corner Of
II Worth and Elm SITS, cluster DIAMCND PIN eroye
setting The fnde, will be literally rewarded By returning
'A' '--'' RxDWAY L Co., No. ie2 Fal,onst NY.
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Chances for Business AleM.

EOR SALE-The small screw steamer Pc
TREL length 45 feet beam feet, depth Of bod 81
inches M burden copper fs.tsnsd hs 20" s. Ss'
deck Eeh pressure oscstDg engine mari tooot1 oorsL
nearly and in complete running ordss vsy fs ~ sS
bic tor pleasure parties OF towing W ~ 1S ~ ~ %
cash. Apply TO ~ 6 6nAS 49, Ss1vva,s
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DARE CHANCE to ENTER into BUSINESS
II -Iiort Re- A. eeeras-Tbe wekbown eO.sb isasans,
HUCBEOE's ICE-CREAM SALOON corr or Of Cesst anA
Wsen,fs SALE. The Propr,esor having sntsce4 INTO
to sL IL been established for sx ysaa Tie ovvW 10
satisfied that any eDterprsts do we'll, and wl
will such the Sock Frtures ke Ap2i,
ON the premises WM HUCHEON, , of Court soa
Wsrrer- Its Brooklyn.
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THE PUBLIC health.
COMMISSIONERS or HEALTH.
Ttc Board of Commissioner. Of Health met 4

The Board Of Commissioners Of Health met at IN,
usual hour and place Yesterday, and took action upor
the following vessels reported BY the Health Officer
Brs Emma laden with rubber and hides. arrived on tho 6t
n. ~ Psra brsk Allowed - proceed after b. iuz pu
s.d The hide. not be landed in This city or Brookyn
Brig Caroline from Aspnwai srrived on the 7h with
Co., Vsr ,hdh on Their arrival wcr sn to the M.ns
H,.rial death slso occurred Pefui:,ed to proceed
ar Thorough umigaton and seven days qusrsut.nethe
lid, not 10 be landed ia this city.
Brig Jerome from Fsonde Porto Rico. With sugar, arrived
Quarantine. the 7h inst 10 Proceed to the c'y AFTER
SIM William 8 Brown from Port au Psinc- with
oswood the 7h inst Allowed 70 proceed afi.r ht
bart Rols from Gihra,a with sussr sud mosss.s syed
The ordered TO be thoroughly seiased and purified
Brs Lucre from Gon,ises with loEvood arrived the
which TO the Marine Hospital on arrival The largo
Of said ordered be discharged lighters I'D
then be sent to the city After sish, DAYS
seh Loy. scranton savannah with cotton aud What
with Ordered be property purified sDd
B7E SvSn from Cienin,r5, arrived AZ Quarantine on Ia.
Gin mt with ALI uoissc To discharge cargo on light
and trins II 20 the city after sve days
bid, The Captain 10 the Hospital -ick With yellow
ofBcotlyn OF onS point OUT a .he CITY Of NeaYors
Bark Hanson Gregory, arrived from Cienfaegos. Cuba on
tuego' the 18th of July 'upPoed Of yellow fever Ordered
TO remain at Quarantine seven day for ob.erystion
and sn. arrived the 7th inst Allowed to proceed .er
purfcaion. Thr hides BE- land. BROOKLYN
BrG Boho Port.su Prince with loswood arrived on
the 7h inst Ordered be clean purified aud remain
eglt days.
Big verucn from AK Cages WIKI lockwood and coffee ar.
riyed on The IN inst Allowed proceed DAYS,
stan.P Marcn from $ c. w, fcrroa to tie
II al,h CfhccT for inyestigaon.
snip Brcwcr from Cardnas Aug requested that she NAV
BE- allowed q proceed 20 the CITY Denied
The petition of the hark Carolina up the CITY and
dschaIseheT denied sud she ordered lighter
forthwith.
The brig Monkey from Mobile the 18th was permitted TO
proceed on Sept =
Bark Corucls from Havana which IN Qrsranns July
n to-d,y allowed 10 20 the city.
Msssr- Cohes Go. requested permission 70 land weigh
and through the IN transit John-town, L. G.
bales skins and bal. y
board brig Virginia Juan Also lighter 661
hides rsn- to Permont. also from brig Virginia Per
u.is sion denied.
The Board refused allow the Pride Of the Sea up to
III. cy until ~. has discharged her csrgo.
The schooner Yorktown allowed TO 70 the city
Bark Kin ghcr had permission 10 proceed the 10Th
The Health sayisod tina, the ship Lady Franklin b.
permitted to up within 800 yards Of the City Now
York BROOKLYN and there discharge her cargo into
err TO BE- brought city The Board refused % concur
The Board then adjourned.
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coined him 10 WGhhhm, complmencd him on his per
severance and sound Judgment and spoke Of The obj
gHiiors which the citizens FL, toward Mr.. Bank
for his attention 10 the interests Of the town
while nj home and Of the nation while at Washington.
Mr. Banks replied, IN speech Of an hour and quar-
ter Of which full photographic notes will appear in the
Boston papers of Monday. After words of personal
greeting, and expression. Of surprise End pleasure at
tie hcarincrs Of his welcome he gracefully said that
they no, offered to himself alone, but TO those
tine and faithful associates with whom h. had been
lebonng for nine months past and returned thanks IN
men Lame ~ well ~ his The merit of these
nine months labor was wholly their- they had given
him part but that Of doing nothing. After illusions
TO local matters, be passed to consideration Of the
difficulties and trials Of the session Of Congress Just
closed, and gave the compliment Of simple truth in
narratIg the conduct OF that gallant band of 1903 men
who, unused 10 public life. and constituting
actual minority Of the House, had 80 successfully
stood their ground against majority composed of vet
eran state snen backed up 10y the power OF the nate,
by all the powers Of Executive au,horiiy hy the poyycr
Of socal nfucnces at Washington and by the power
of aunts. conumcy. and even threats. He specified
particular instances IN which this heroic minority had
achieved s noble rIunphs in the election Of Northern
Srcakor IN The appointment oi The Kansas Commission,
in the acknowlodgn cit Of The Topeka Constitution in
tie rejection Of ToOmbs- bill in the refusal for the Ap.
preparations for the bogus LEGISLATURE and in the
struggle tie Army bill. He then passed 10 general
topics the importance Of the great struggle upon which
We have entered and ts probable results, giving his
reasons for believing that whether those results joy
OUs CT fearful, they will never include among them
the dissolution of this Union. H. spoke of the
outrage uIon Char- Sumner. and of the estimation 10
which Massachusetts, was held by both parties al
Washington. declaring that il would be- not merely
unwsc but an absolute crime. for Massachusetts men
to allow personal feelings old party prejudice. to
divide hCm in this crisis, when there is such need Of
their union. He closed by saying that he again dis
claimed any credit to himself but if they persisted in
saying that he had been good representative, he
would say it because he had had good cons,itu.
ency who trusted him. and did not call him to ac.
count for every single days actions.
he procession again formed, aud escorted him
home amid enthusiastic cheering.