New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-23
Which was received with s:I ro.sirs CHEERS and

ter cf century sso Re had beer here IN Military
paciry; sirce then Ncw-iork hsi Changed in every
Ting save Der iosp.tslity, which was a. unooutded
then q, BOW. The Company I'D come here psoiy a.
Vi ,toIs aid psr'ly 10 slow their s.esn engine it'r
prei1does bal g. 'sl~i. ard tlsy hsew hat tie
steam en. re vas tie best Tor putting ont ires. III,
then expressed his high opinion OF ths public .asi u
tons OF New Yo'k ard hoped soon 10 zee Phaie ph!i
emalsling Eew-Ycrk il such institution, as that
Randas Land. IN conclusion, ne gave
N, BIG u =, Of Nri, Iori-Bi, ine-eI IL eveyis-s hat
.iye- cr- &: % hul ~ nsisGs.
Received with Fix lo-sipg cheers and tiger by
tie ITibeuias.
Tie third teas; was:
II, P,,.-It. sdou, on y - nosss. moaameo,s AL
il. i.sntic ,scerc- one q q, ,scssri' Of oes
, the champion u re FREE A. - 'd'oc''e Of he
oppressed
Til. was responded to by Richard B,+enj, esl
The fouith teas. WA:
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Received with three cheers.
Tie fnh toast was:
pg-qs-Ihe poe'ry ofcresiicn ~-rS .h, Ia -a'"r'ay
asHiei
Aud responded to by Mr.. Mathew Green.
Tie folovr 2 ,casts were then given:
7zr Bar-A beacon h: o. ,Ar nitrate re's, ; ~
oure srester test fellow than the haye be-vo-
~ rsrSy Sf,ie en-, II NJ Ycyt D1rd p TYe-atr-we
IN him uor,s CITIZEN and an efficient ma xsr,..
Brother F''Hen 81 me rros-Sns Il numbers gree IA
r. Sg,t JPqi,.ar-Msy ., called to uev .sis, only
To Til. toast Mr. Thos C. Fields responded as io..
lows:
MR. CH,IR.sE AN GENTGENrN: I am mach
pleased 20 be with you tonight to psrtske ofthe
bourtful spread laid ont before u.s. and to enjoy the
4 eag Of good fellowship freely aud frankly ex-
changed between guests ami entertainers. | have
been delighted this evening at the spirit OF genla!
friendship 70 fully marked between Americus Engine
Company. No. - Of the City of New ok, and Hlber-
MA Engine Company Of our sister City OF Philadel-
phia Sir your Committee have done me- the honor
To- request that respond to the toast inst drunk;
m, shirt e May !. be called 20 ts only
Tho toas. opens up Wild field OF thought. II gives
20 the mId unlimited range- !llts he artdin nnd
presents to our view the great good MEL who have
lived before usit embrace all that Is devoted IN Rcl!-
eion Nil that j. honest II potcs-all thai is great 10
>tate-rnanshp-"ll that y glorious III h,roi.m II u
confined to neither sex, MI solely embodied IN any
race or nationality; i mr. sud miSes with the
the highest impulses of our common humanity,
ard ind, is ultcrauce in Tho thr"bbng,s and
pul-ations of the nollet and stouiest hearts.
Il is shield 10 the Republican colder more inpere.
trsbe than steel OF brass-nlore efcacous than the
mag clans wand il is the consolation OF the eAlled
patriot and in the hour ut his trial ard tibustlon the
cor scousuess Of having dsinterested,y performed hs
duty more soothing and consong "a his spirit than
music fiom Thousand strings. IL ~ often sceo slrug-
onr seains, tyrGrpy, but alas i sometimes over.
bore; it ircqneltly clothes the body in rags white il
studs ~ mind with jewels II has no anxiety bat Toy
the welfare Of country and finds its greatest royment
in the liberty of lrJ. 1ts struggles have been
from the beginning, and viii continue to the end
Of time; .or wh,n il has succeeded in winning
the freedom uf people, It deyotcs Itself 20
ipsure their happiness, and protect their rights.
Love Of country, next 10 The love OI our Creator,
she I'D BE- the controlling feeling If all men; aud,
therefor, Patriotism in man Is as pure anc devoted "a
I.~ ID tle IN -s.tna.
streets Il l. nohler and css selfish Sir, any laboro
service rendered 20 country when the end in view
il 10 advance TIE Interest OF the state snd conf
htneEt upon the eli zen is patriotic nction-whether
Z. Lc ON the fed or The Senatswho,hert % in the ai
yarceert OF the ms the deyelmeht THE arts ot
nation. The poor emgrant Who subdues tue via forest
by III. tod Is tcs,iSIn9 oi praise as wei as ths sohr
who protects the land from Invasion, or bears our nag
in t,innph t,cr oppression. So too, the fireman,
who taking his life in bis hand, and without pay 81 re-
rorJ projects property from The burning element,
or snatees a cboweIeature from tho wort OF deaths,
i equally entitled to mitch IN The temple Of ft'uc,
for he oxhibits true splIlt ol Patriotism;
Ard hi, reward you ssk-rcaaTd h spams-
for him i.taeF'. seneIop. bosom r'ns--
Eor hi,h OF lisA the v do" sPayeI' hall 20
for him tie oTEhsn's t.sl.dr'P fow'
lis hoo IL richest e'sr - Inoltsls SIGN.
approyias conscience SIC The smile u heaven
Tie .pir.t Of patriotism i co-mopctan-.ls history
IL writer in every langusgsit lives in every c!ne--
il struggles in Every contest, and IL t!las and Ut
umpi' are prominent throughout tie world: We lind
its embodiment in the nobest names 81 antiquity we
haze e, II IL living expression N the great men Of our
own day and soieratlon. II hour~hes and wake
strong IN the t!ansilicn stages Of peorc-when one
f,I,n of g,v run eut having become oppressive an
other more beneficial to tie governed y souH, % oe
e.tab.le then. calling to ~ aid, It's twin feel
,nr cithusa IN. it sets On fire whole race,
and creates force tlat nothing eau resist.
II ilumincd tie whole face Of our country when our
fathers struggled To obtain the liberty ~ now enjoy
The revolutionary history Of the ini!ed state. Is
lighted ND on g, cry page with She heroic patriotism
oi the inhabitants OF tho Ccle hies W Washington ana
hi. companions in arms. Jefferson ant NJ copsriotS
in council, have example which many MAJ emu
late but none can DUAL. They stand oat
IN the great picture Of the world hls-
tow the most pIominert and Interesting figures:
Ah Sir If il has had it, triumphs It has alsc had
H. trials: gathering strel gih from its in our
Revolution Il sousi TO free the noble aud generous
couptrymcn of Montgomery aI snatch rom the hand
of rant and consecrate u Freedom tho emerald
of the sea-. Stimulated by th' Teachings Of ll,yete,
and impressed Ky the el0queuce If Mrabeau, un-
fsTlrd the iricol,r Ia. OF frai cr over people
horn. Tor Liberty and anxious to WIN II ut the pont
Of the bsySot While in Ireland II -qecunDed 70 Ing
power of the Government in france II wa, stranSled
hy thc child of it, creating. ,'reece, cEesmn5 III,
traitionary history If her ancient renown, and fired
bv the 81 nulaiing strains Of the patriotic poe', rtre
gled to attain place snons the liberal nations 81 .hc
world and though the ,pirt II patriotism hlcd thr
hrctst of her people she yielded to the neee sstes
which surrounded her. and sunk into obscurity.
Sir there can be no question but that here on INC
" r-tclu I tineLl Inc rpl-l % iatioi.-i" ma
Greatest trial., AMI achieved its noblest triumph; bu'
No, alone Is !, row amorg reople-it etil hn2ers
amid the mountain, Of liungsry-i ]. checked 9niy "
Frepch baycnc,- in Italy. aud i It'll inhsbs the land
Of Tel. Il ia the boon Of Providence 10 the hu'
man race" Il has done much; it las much more TO
do; 4, has yet to give Frecdsm 20 al people WIZ IT,
habit n. earth. II is the oracle OF Dclpho-'
and j. now prophe Jne thu liberation oi al races,
sir, have said that the spirit OF patriotism hGs ma.
many trials eI counter. There are more, before
can accomplish it. mission but when i has 9yrTGo:
tfem, Il WI pr, sent glorious sTee'sc, va Sal-i
.,tous hall De dsps.ei. Kings shel become iheh'
! snd princes hcne., Mcnarchies, Kingdoms sn1 cl-
/ pire. shall crun-be aud decay. And over tels UNI
/ vcrsal wreck Of tyranny and oppression wh.ch ma