The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-04

biities, Agricultural, mineral and man ufActuying.
u cell yeur esteoeon 70 her own no6se harosF. b
Twn native Bale, but In convenience OF ACCESS and
ntral position yielding the palm 10 none. She VIII
noe only what abe has done, but what abe means
For years abe wAs In 3 comatose ooudh0o.
sys hsd confidence IN her destiny, bat had for
That the gods beip but those Who essay 70 neip
YES. She had been oblivious 70 he fact thas IN
- well a. In religion, faith without rood worn
iisnes nothing, and that, differing rom nens,onl
Arks without faith win accomplish much. saad
celebrated Or. Payson, ~hose name In View
] for manly worth and true piety u In ail the
es, tina, when preaching dedicasory sermon n
or Portland. at the opening OF one OF inc arc!
erected in this country, he illusa ated faith and
srks by comparing them 70 the oars which man
arc In q yawl baat 10 row cyOsshanded. So long,
reverend doctor - each is kept In motion the boat
mskine advance mept 70 ner destined place. But
one Of The oars ID lost, no progress could be male
u would 20 round and round What would
ii-what cIuld you doi An old sailor, who
en- listening sitentively, jumped up, and 10 =
IS though he were haiiing me mLn TOP,
Enterprise that has called US togetber-fsith 10 the
certainty that she gill DO selected for The ferry
d hntlng on this side the water. Saoald she BIO
N cd the oh borough will try 10 SOUL along. But,
sidept, lie. ihcse our apticipatons be reazed, and
make her next 10 the Queen CITY of this West IN
hs; wc will make her . Sea Sibyl, q city Of the
There will the great whi winged sea birds OF
ce, rushing Ike doves 10 their windows, fold their
weary withstne,i fight rom every cme-there
she depots for the manufacturers OF our own East
til, and for those which will spring up around ne
10 touch CT magic-there viii be the granaries
warehouses for the agricultural produces Of our
q: West, which will roll down In . volume vast az
her own rivers. Tocre will be . mort for the
silks, and spices Of Southern hles, and the far off
The Orient. Then viii
TIE exhaustless East
n her lap al Sountiess gems In ,arkliug showers
xFS
pici0us moment at which It meets, OF the glorious
I may accomplish. Are We fully alive to our res.
nies and duies2 Will the feeling here manifested
Tordr, disofve IN thin air, dte and make no signf
TO be expected that every one Will DO Dudley
,ut every one can be q man II any person who
"a utterance to brave ~rrda In advocacy OF south
Il, viii but give small amount OF material aid,
l in the right place-his pocket-tnen this work
bravery on. Then will faction be crushed out, and
9 in that chain which binds this Uni N be strength
ID brightened-thcn twill the South assume her
pg,h, and there will be no fear that her political
will be nfringed upon. Toe Union will stand.
glorious constellation no star like the lost peiad,
more below" will be blotted-stAr after star will
d. Each, whilst revolving around common GEN.
T. own approp late sphere, shall also revolve on
axle, and the whole in combined ldstre shine on,
10 for ever. II this chance be permitted TO sp, If
solutiors annonnt TO out SAINTS anna bulletin, We
ave bronzed faces not TO have then safused
'hsme. the South, ~ her bittorest foes
viii indeed be dead, aud Will deserve
bey eptiapn: "Ded for want of An effort -
4 effort, and she will be dead rs the seed Is dead
he ufoandmsn covers In the furrow. Spring
mes. The heavens drop their fairness In gentle
The golden eyed sun looks warmly and bengnly
The seed swels, sprouts, shoots forth, bears fruit
red fold, apd the whole hetds are reWnapt with
OF the harvest home. Mako an effort, and the
viii be dead az the snsrled oak IL dead, when
Town Its autumnal slories TO battle with the stor
the ice king. Spriogttme comes. BY process
0.!e tban that Of the schemsts 81 Old, lushy juices
x.k xsx- LII 49,
hem They pass up the roogh old boIe, and ex-
tho tip ends of the nngers Of It's T" fifty ar ms 20
Buds swell, burst into leaf. The brave old
. on ~ gsrriture Of green. Bras. aud mao WOO
sfai shade, and singing birds build nests In It's
owen ton took recess until O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
onver ton assembled at O'Clock. TIE PRECEDENT
ed the pending question to be on the adoption Of
utions; yhereupon
fGlR arse and said-Before the vote In taken
!, adoption OF the resolutions, would take oc.a
tate--ans do Il with great pleasure hat there
raj gentlemen here whose Views upon the question
,usicerasson the Oenvention, feel assured, would
" TO hear Tcere is my friend the hon. x
who know Is fully able 20 instruc. us upon this
There is also Captain Page, OF tae Navy, who,
nd, has great deal OF practical Information upon
ect which has called US together; ana there are
n,lenea who ] know viii take great pleasure 10
ne the Convention. | hope the Convention will be
In order tbs. the, may have the beuedt OF the 10
n which ! have no doubt these gentlemen will
j hope, II my friend Mr. Meade Is in the room,
. me for ward and address the Convention.
Meade was not present, aud Captain PAGE,
oudiy called upon, camo forward and SAID
CAPTAIN PAsE's SPEECH.
appreciate the honor conferred upon me Ia the
n from the Com nuee on the part OF the I" friends
numerical Independence Of the south, 70 be pre-
hs occssi n, TO sec the great men OF my own
tate bno OF the South in general, and 10 listen 70
Law of their MI ipfplla~r
Ind commercial emo prize sorthy OF their highest
Bo, 10 be calico upon 10 address so distinguished
r. fore scarcely exeecI from me . speech Having
luested, however, do not mean 70 back out, for
maxim with u 10 seamanship hssys 70 ego
sud rejoice 10 see the South, the whole South,
day upon this cardinal principle l rejoice that
1oa. ye mot adrift, underway and going ahead;
has launched her mark upon the waters Of the
ie sea, where, with hesrs ~ boundiess and souls
she aims TO plough the oceans waves"
"a done her fertile aelds, bearing the rioh products
Ie on he bosom OF the other 10 distant marts OF
cliuce The eathusasm OF the occasion, the recos
once familiar fares, the return 10 my native state
ab,ence Of years on foreign service, bu, above
Importance Of the enterprise that has occssioncd
heripg OF t3e South, cannot fail y inspire the
anticipstions for the future, and enable me TO
rance Al least 10 one heirtfeh aspiraton-"5uc-
md you" Had he ability, time would scarcely
portrayal OF the rasny and widely diiiiset
hat must al imately result 10 the whole South
eslebhs hment OF the proposed steam ferry. I
because thru fetfus 10 De me natural
kdce OF ,he con empla,ed organization, and uoless
htions be suffered to angu.h, to die from the want
pper appreciation OF their Importance, IRON o
" energy and cntcrprlse, your brightest
ions will be reslzed. In this declaration ! as
ere Ii will, ana conclude cons equeutly, there is
when energt OF action enterprise AMI the ox
o OF money sre In volved In the success OF any I'M
q We are too often t~iated with the vulgar re-
You ptople of.the Sou b ba rent Tin you."
ms are not very agreeable, aud we have been
70 unable TO combat them only by abstrac, argu
Now, we haze AZ opportunity Of demonstrating
lily that we not only have the ente prize, tho
~ d the meant, but ihu We mend to exert them.
10 EomRr Senate declared war against the gre attest
e nation OF the earth, rho possessed neither the
nor ths personnel 81 such an action, bot the SO
not niiscslculated Roman enc ~. In sixty dsys
sts we're consuuc,eJ into ships, her laudsmen into
g They excited the dersion OF their rivals Rome
red. y on knos tue sequel The SDnih 70 not ann
gu'ppipg herse1 for war; bat. ac,raief ny lauda-
alton. she aim, 10 attain ID that commercial prcs-
bicb has attended tne efforts OF her sister states OF
III Her national resources are uurivaled; che has
., harbcrs, ports, forests Of timber, moau,ans OF
coal, hemp, the g'eu staple OF our cyuntry, cot
has, iDtetd, pearly all the products OF temperate
teal zones, with climatic influerces neither ener-
bor severe. With these advantages she has per-
ne iection OF the Union TO monoponze The wnole
nd import trade OF the country, aud become its
Of communication with the outer world. She has
&c depended upon tho msunfsctarers OF the Nsrth
books, her rep ints Of standard ~orss, her perio
bile simiar ossabhsh ments In our mlds; the -ecole
o few-have died out, waiting Soqthern support
) o0r homase 10 the genius OF the Ncrth-snal
a. converted Der granite hills ana leo ponfs into
rfecseus mos,ls-'hai enterprise which mas co.
,s ocean with her clippers and steamers, aud
even by Earopesn admission, the rec md mari
Eor OF the ear b. We admire and should 0oAAie
rroeity that has endowed colleges, normal as,
ropic insu,utops--the industry that has S15uvef
and valleys with lovely homes, and the UDplleo.
,va ,has has given US n national nIerasrre We
o, forget thai IN lbs s.eM contest for poiicsl free