Smyrna times., 1859-07-07

political demagogues to the contrary notwth
s'andlng-everythng in reason would lead Il
'h's conclusion. for even a mans selfishnes
VIII make him love the Union. The lade.
were compllmented as the instructors Of youth
theirs Is high and holy mission, and
the Importance of general knowledge and reli.
gious Piety in them was forcibly presented
Ihe sPeake: closed his remarks with refer.
ence to the Press and the Ballot.B Box, urging
'nat both should be jealousy guarded by the
american people. that the one might be ever
Oold 10 defend the right, and the other never
succumb to the power of money.
After Mr.. B. had concluded, and the Band
having once more regaled US with their excel.
lent music, the President recommended col.
lection to enable the Band to discharge their
pecunlary liabilities for musical Instruments.
instruction, &c.
Ths company was then adjourned to indulge
IN some of the creature comforts at the hospi.
table homes of The citizens
AT 3 o'clock, P. NJ. the meeting was called
to order by the President.
After music, the Rev. julius E. GnAmMER
was introduced, to address his friends and f.I.
low citizens. Mr.. Grammer discoursed for
three-qnarters of an hour upon the graIetul
memories of the Revolution, with n rcvi.w of
the causes, history and events of that war
and of the character OF the noble aud heroic
men who conducted it to a successful termina.
lion. The relative position of this nation to
me older governments, and her glorious mission
and destiny for the future were earnestly dwelt
upon as the closing topics of his speech.
Mr.. u s address was sou.sirring, and full |
u interest throughout. and the speaker was
requen'ly interrupted by the heartlest an.
)Iause.
Hon. JNo. w. HOusTON, Of Milford, had been
invited by the Town Commissioners to address
he citizens. and had accepted but to their
'reat surprise and regret. Re was neither III
ttendance. nor had been heard from.
Rev. DR.. Cummins, Of Baltimore, concluded
he exercises of the day. by praying to the Su.
RENE Ruler of the world for continuance of
u O'SeoiHS duu Luc eXtcnSlOn OF 4
christian liberty and enlightenment among
mankind.
At 8 o'clock, p NJ, according 10 previous
ublic notice from the President of the day.
.ev. GOLDSMITH ID. CARRow. "f Phiadeph \.
ddresSed the Order of Odd Fellows, at Wards
lall. For one hour, in a strain of moral, phi
'sophical and patriotic eloquence, this delight.
ii speaker enchained a large audience of his
and fellow citizens. Weca
OF now purticulariZe any paris of this address.
was distinguished for its unity. harmony and
'gical arrangement.
Thus the day closed as au.pcously as it be.
an. Long may it be remembered as a bright
'ot IN the history of our town. Long may we b
nd our children continue to realize and fulfil !,
le prediction of the immortal Adams, as eIo.
len'ly preserved to us by the great Webster: t
g. We shall make this a glorious, IN immortal b
~. When We are in our graves, our children
Ill honor it. They will celebrate il, with !
lanksgiving, with festivity, with bon.fires aud Q
lumlnatlons on It's annual return they will i
led tears, copious, gushing tears. not of sub. Z
ction and slavery. not Of agony aud distress, !
IT OF exultaton of gratitude, and of ioy." /