New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-24

certain event which recently bappered IN the history
Ct tur country made il not ony eventual tu: necessary
for him to speak. IL the recen. grea. struggle which
sghated cur country there were men mean enough 10
draw to the question the popularity Of the religion.
tenen Of ore of the candidates Three cheerl And
tti' too, II view Of tie fact Of Washington having
,aid:
In ih. age I'D in this iAad Of eqrA liberty "a bo.
tbs. mas io- terel VII kfri' The protection
II the Tilted states
In the preserce Of the spift which pervaded that
Language was lot 10 be amented that the spirit Of
bisot could even for moment exist; ard yet they
saw Il Mr. Brady knew not what effect it might have
lad On the election He saw around him men OF
diverse political principles. There were those who
sympatAized with him in the fact that their candidse
who was not the one alluded to, tIiumphed; but be
awaited himself o. this opportunity to rebuke tina.
iphit, While utteriig ole word in praise of John c.
Fremont Loud afplau.e. He wanted as an Amer.
lean, to let the world outside know-derivng any u.
portance that bis feeble language might possess from
the eigny Of these proceedings and the intelligence of
this assemb THAT they were superior to party.
superior to its dues, superior to its obligations and
sha ore and all they wished to render their heartfelt;
tbarks 10 him who, high up among the SHOWS of the
above the level of the Mexican Gulf, planted
the American flag, that it might firg upon
the breeze its folds where, TO use his own
language, flag never foated before" [Applsuse.
care not how far lie asg of any country may be
ned il honor be the standard bearer Applsuse and
lie who failed in the first experiment of his young life,
struggling for the honor of its folds he who carried
il nearer to heaven should have his gratitude and he
cursed The spirit of patty which would seek to dmin
len it 10 the slighest degree Cheers. Whenever
and herever that man could be found who bore it
aIof with the hope that it might be honored, nigh
the Almighty God Of Hosts award his patriotism and
n isht his memory be cherished with honor go long
any thirg human survived upon this earth. Three
cheers for Brady
TIE first three toasts then rapidly dIuuk and
buzzaed-"The President of the United States"
"The Army ard Navy of the United States and
"Ths Governor Of the State Of New.York." In re-
sponse to the last was read the following telegrsphc
dispatch:
Grs1LENrs: esnlO be present. D j. Sqt in SEN
Three cheers followed the reading Of the Geographic
dispatch.
The fourth toast, "The Mayor of tie City of New
York" was then read, and FERNANDO WooD responded
Yves that 10 the Revolution, "whe Boston contended
for CO nmercisl freedom, New. York contended for
political fee6om. Boston resisted efforts to interfere
v it'll her commerce; Boston became indignant and
Yehe useL in her opposition when an effort WAS maze
to levy imports upon her trade, But In 10. 4 TWO
I'D made the first resistance TO British sOld,ery And
wi en- the intrigue for the purpose OF putting Gen
Cato at the cad of the British the Mayor evidently
AIT American srmy, when even some OF the patriots
A. thapit
stood firm by Washington. So much for civil liberty.
With regsrd 20 religious liberty, be would say that New
York had fallen beneath TIE wave OF Know 9TH
ing fai atcism which lad swept over neary the whole
coartry al which had infected almost every safe IN
the tpon. 1hroul hou this whole excitement the City
of New.York had maintained her fidelity to the Con
s:itllion of her country [Applause These were her
euIels wen in the cause OF religious hheIty. Ia c'h
elusic he sad that as NewYork had stood by him 80
be- st all times ard under oil circumstsnoes, "ou'a
sta By her. The people of New-lork had never de,
serted the stars ard stripes nor the VI 'u'
country" Three cheers for Fernando Wood.
The SECRET Any then announced that invitations had
bean extended TO and answers received from JOS Il
Chandler Judge Campbell, Senator Feb, Bishop Pot
ter the Rev. Hurry Bellows, the Rev. william
Adams James w. Gersrd Jas. \. Stuart, william IS
Parker, James Shields, Commodore Perry, General
Scott Three cheer
Mr.. BRADY then rad that they all aware that
distrguiste ed member Of the Senate was expected
The following telegraph had been received from hun
yesterday:
"Ire,rst that tt is m The business
the session committed 70 charge Is no" optnng ae IN
lei gssion 81 tAs moment! D. a. DoOOLao'
Mr. BRADY said Il at as their Secretary. Mr. Robin
SON Hss tue best. nauIed man in the world, the Com
tee he'd requested him 10 take Mr. Dousis plac,
il responding TO the next 'oast:
s. IN, Memory Of Warrington.
TIE nrst the ls.t, the best
The JnCinnatus Of the West,
Whom envy dared not bate.
Bequesthed tn. name Of w arlington,
To nah blush there WAS but oue.'