New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29

rusic.l soutd, snd he s., which gave the ore pro-
duc.d the other. Cheer. II msny year, 500
cetnve genera saoDs cors'ituie be PRIDE OF bIu-'ns
ars.oetscy Oi station rt Bot tho mu-con, eVea W
tie vugar Of responsibility, forget the ~JiK
OF his antec.det.s. CseeIs AZ tainss are, 'e' an
r,rem 1er taGt q. Ibis momer, WINE Tue vAfio1s NJ
tiUns Of Europe armed and aTmiDs to desIoy one
another, with all the hate and ingenuiy of modern
warfare. here IL this CITY Of Nes-fosk-neTe 10 tnose
old fo,es..-sre assembled people OF al these na'ns
Lot armed not revepg-iul, not inosrnsdned srta
ope snotber's blood, bst risaling escn the other
In kindiess Cou tesy ar1 arneni;y, and vsiDS We
iupe,lsbaD.e largusge of hs rsony "a TIE ued!,
um OF their common loves. Pfeuatei csserns
Tbi. sss~uIbage Of tnnusends - nj simply ior the
purpose ef creating mrsic-l hemcnies s.c EN- yiog
socs, plessures for the rloment !. u likewise 70 tAe
end of 1bibtDg bspevol-ns sspSm,n'-)t dstrlo-
u.iDg charities trosts 20 The crsis OF lss' year 81
fected essftero1.y I'll css e. ard 10; the Ie ~ tae
many huc6r-ds OF Instrumental p-Yfcr ne's IN cur city
True-bue. The various eso1rces Of theiF profit
ire copctrts the balls ths military psrsdes, the tar
get company PARADE, aac 40 foith, we're aooeviatd
or Gu. off entrey. lYes. Yes IL ,s very $50
b-v-, a. / dc, that no immediate eh,nse :'r
are ard 1ss'f' Nc / belong to SCHOOL Of po.i,ic.i
e,onomis.s VITO believe tns. tae cs1ses wnica pro-
duced these di.ss;eis still exit feT years c)n
psrsvely ago. the exposes OF the National Govern
melt were ten niiOn doliars; now t1cy are nea!
huDdrsd millions, the PEI pie having little or nothing
to expect Of the econumes of the Gjvern1 cot muet
yop plesse.) ] am not taking politics, bp' cash.
Laughter ard cheers IreDeat that t,e people now
must nelp themselves; and a. have been noHored 10
speak On tb. occasion for large number OF my tei-
zens ssy 70 them, they must, Is tr1s: they
are nov dorg by the pain operations OF tbs scene.
beip thersevts. For tas Is not mere f3e IVA.
NO no.l No, indeed IL is recognition o! the duty
which man owes 10 mab-to mao in his distress-
irrespective Of rSce country. iGrest cGes:lDg.I
1t s proof the admDers and co-woiksrs OF the
ylcal sTt are determined TO secure professional m,rl-
bers sgsnst the sccidepce Of want sud of suffering
an, suffering my s.f snd wouli thank som. one for
a draugbt Of some sort. Here the GerOsn stag
horn, filled with lsger vas handed % The speaker.
who drank from II, amid grest laughter and cheers
Thanks. think express the ssi timsnt of the gen
tleDen and ladies' Present and l sm glad tp rec 90
Insny OF .he latter present-the men On such occS
sions behave all tie better tAereso')-I think
l express the common sentiment here, when L
Assert that THE 10 DO transient, barren gstaering
but the bssls OF great and enduring benevolent
Association in this our city, which soali provide fo-
tte sick the unfortunate the aged sn1 tae suffering
Of the musical profession [caeering for seveia mis-
utss shall pr ovids for ia. not ss chssty bat ~
tight hch is due the nature OF their caing honor
soly pursued lgrest cbseri gil which shall place
then beyond uatympath.tc common s!stsace,
arc cherrh them in their want and thei. voes So
heavenly parent. that after it has given mos. hes most
ie 20 the end of society - ne verge o: eter.
nifty. Cheering and clapping OF hands, soag con-
til ued.
Aaer :he speech the various pieces of uiic SO. down
were executed amid applause, and tte company con-
tinued to eIioy themselves 10 the most harmonious
faslon-the prj-cteis and assistants Of the fee,
considering it s. important step in organizing q
Benevolent Musical Association.