The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06

the night Of the 22d OF Msfcs at ho back door d Ae
Smths house. being prooed to the bottom, cat -
be wicked faehoOd the last OF long series Of the
kind The man has told half versions Of the sNey
TO a. many different people.
Rev. John CottOo. or Boston.
MEMORIAL CHURCH IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0xA1-
MoNIgs-sPsEoHEs or MR. DALLAS.
From The Liverpool Post July "a
On Tuesday south wet chapel OF BJ0n cnurch when
has been restored by the hberay II cousins d Bos
ton Massachusetts,, memorial to joan Cotton, was no
opened
The circumstances which led to this restoration
foows-Johp Cotton vicar Of 30 toa ia LDoolnshre,
from 1912 10 1893 In the latter year he resigned his Nv
ing The colony OF New Eeglaad where he
Instrumental in establishing the to Sn-nnw the
city OF Boston, and where he diet, univenaly respecss
In Decem Der, 1852 Boston, In Mas aohuses OIL
cd compeL 70 Mr. Cotton, and many Of the early SCI
tier In New England emgrated from Lincolnshire, md
particularly from the neighoorhoed OF Boston
Bishop Of nco the Bishop Of Kentucky, his Excelleecy
the American Minister, and the Hon. Bigelow, Aas
Of Boston Massachusetts,, OF those who ook
pa I In the celebration.
An acdress presented Mr. Dallas the occasioa
n r he
"1he President of The Uoited States"
Mr. DALLAS ssid-While may be permitted 70 acknows
edge the toas must ~ he Same time remark do ~
think that you COZ have drank better toast (heers
thipk that the count whcn yo have soAsssd ~orhy
gu.bed and intellectual reemen She s pernA~ esps-
ally deserving Of being toasted BY English men And whyf
;au:s there are ou, pcps Q, GSsI. sr n wn,os ~
senbe each other. You do ourselves honor when yoa
toast 90 rnoy like your own - the United Sssssa
ries 70 which have referred On the other side d ths
Atlantic we brave; 90 arc you. On the oA0
Insult; 20 are you On the other side Of The Ailasss
We are fond Of pursuits aud 80 do not mush
relish commercial compeion this e also like you. Neg
IL very orten happens, particular In the pursuit Of
uonal OBJECTS and In respect 70 events whlcn cdea We
welfare condition Of Of he people, that
blspces give rise 70 contro serses disputes and oolsoas
The merchant who anxious 70 make mos, prod out Of
series Of speculations very quarrel Win .
VINO going into the same scene speouls.on An sx
rival him. Aed perhaps nothing certao-I do nj,
however, assert posu nave only heard OF i-thai
beautiful woman. daughter Now these resembla nooe
oen heartburnings disquiesudes add collisions.
Britain shoud NOT, a. prudent nations, rely too muoh
on the eiisence Of resembaoces OF Will h evil may
arise Let us admit, In reference 10 each other, thas
We are both high minded, independent and gallant -
tons that poesess great OF every descp
iior, commercial, agricultural mechanical, aud financial;
that In point Ike usuous Stars above In he
great Ornament Of human being We the head Il
every nation of he earth. ALI that have 70 do thcro
'1 S. and %
qoepuy dwell upon by the gentleman Who preceded mo
gentleman whom | recollect a great many yeau ago
should shock him, psrhsps u said In 60 large om-
PAM OF ladies' how many years ago in washngoa-ss
us say maintain and pssb Q, perpctuaie tina, inter
a IN s SS Of al he
human nature. (Uh,ers) On that principle como in.o
collision when we msy and how We may, We shan
Of opnSn .ns or or o. putting
end To our collisions Cheers have gone m1ch
further than intended. Toe toast il, as have said,
e,oeIIen, one The President Of the United aAiss,"
and there but thing that It's excellence, and
thu the nd and generous manner In which you have
reoevtdh renew my thanks both on behalf q NJ.
BucsSAs, the President OF tho United saes, and Of my
country, tor the In which you have received
my hel h. lGreai cheeripg)
subsequently, In return NC thanks on his own behalf,
for The toast Of The Minister Of The United States, Mr.
There topics confess should like 70 touch on, b
The advanced hour OF the evening forbids me There u
one, however, mus, beg Of you 70 excuse mo fur
the opposite side make mention Of what 10 called
the Anglo Saxon race. Well, 'bat no DOUBT vesy
distinguished race II entitled TO high praise,
for u has accomplished wonders. But do MOI think
that tho United sAies sf America, they nov cnise,
be oonsidered confined 10 The Anglo Aron rscel
maur OF fair truth 70 70 you that there WI
large proportion OF he citizens OF the United SsnAso
who Cells, nol Anglo sAxons. II there be any ktah
here They undertand mat their feo~ country
constitute vcry large proportion OF what may be termse
the character Of The Cscd saics Of America Nay, %
hule fartber-oue Of our states 10 almost exclusively
Spanish; Ano.her OF sb zee 10 almost excluaveg
French; and The very ssais 70 which Am proud 70 BE-
long, STATE that called The Key stase, has
many Of Ia population Of the German hal ars
actually obliged 10 publsh Laws In thai language "
sonommodae them. Nov oil those races benaed togs-
ther consulate the national character OF me United ass
OF Amsrsa That country therefore, h not exclusively
anglo SAXON Undoubtedly OF ts most distinguished
sources OF origin Anglo aaxon, bus noe ogAunsd-
~ II nos nxed-undcr IL present cossli suuon and pro
poed peoples and races and no, confined sxclasvsv
The Anglo saSons
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