The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-09

hat wi compel keep peace with the Powers or
Europe, and that means 70 Tho law from them IN
bur international relations. have spoken of
he WRECK Of that magnificent aud n.ibiaiy beneficial
commercial nisrcourse which now exists between the
producing and manuiact ring States-on the hostile farms
time OF peace and the habtuay recrrog border wars
by whch Will be ann,hlaed have said word
n is common glories. shall we give up this? The
memory o. our fathers-of those happy days when the
Iry OF hard fought fields; when Ne south sent her
to Massachusetts and New England her
Greene 70 Carolna-is all this forgo,,ens "is an the
counsel that two have shared all the POINT labors 70
found this great republics this call forgotY and will
permit this last great experiment Of confederate
natioss9 1Cries Of "No no, nevsr) No fellow citizens,
no, thousand times no. This glorious Union shall not
perish Precious legacy Of our fathers shall 60 down
honored cherished 70 children. Cloud applause
unborn shall enjoy It's privileges hav
done, and II we leave them poor in al besides we viii
transmit them the boundless wealth OF s blessings
loud applause, followed by three cheers)
immediately after the conclusion Of the Hon. Edward
Everett's emphatic and eloquent denunciaton OF
tendency TO disuDon the immense assembly broke fort
into the most rapturous and vehement applause Min
vocferous cheers given for the honorable gentle
man. followed by the capping Of hands, waving of hat
and handkerchiefs and every demonstration that sin
people could give OF satisfaction and delight When
order had been restored,
The CHArRxAs came forward and said that he would
have tne honor Of introducing 70 the meeting another Of
the most eminent citizens OF the United Staes--a man
who was entitled 10 the confidence and honor Of every
citizen OF Massachusetts and Of the whole country
state and the na,ipn Al ,ar,s Ichsa nv; = -
ias momentuous occasion could not fail 10 edify tho an
Cushing to their attention.
The Hon CAIxB CUSHING was received with treueodo,.
we're rap, cheering the hon gentlemen no ""sssv
bathed bis temples with water. As soon as he could
speak he said
SPEECH OF HON. CALEB GUSHING.
Mr. pRtslIEyT-I rejoice sir: / reioice that 70 Won nm
this occasion all speech in the first instance TO be ad
honored IN the Councils Fl ths sa,e ana ~ The tr,tsA
States and ~ sanctsoa rsnsrs,ion afr onara
non boh AZ home ana abroad bS The red bsptiso or The
battle field Npplause ! To Won who Called from the
retirement OF wears al lie voice OF your counsr Is r,
lifted by yesrs far above these interests and nsssons
which move ns before men. vou s,r VINO stans nc
monumental marble etatue OF the he,,er DAYS ar
the Remblicmvon' the fin na,r,a. N "ss.s,. over
thss great assemblaee Of the aroused ami nor,ssn
na,y;o,,sm If MassscSnsss,s T"vS a". ,prss
nhi CIR that wehxter ana fboa,a vva-s ha~a/
M tha, w.hse ers hsr ., ,s, o-S ~ s, neID
hose rave tones of his ke the deea sh,sr ,hs
skv mi Thai Choate were here ~ 81 mon Won M
aash If HE mighty nina NE The nph,n,ng ~ ,na ssyS
,d ne ~ shrt trasn ,g,H - 1 "sns r rt
nc has,sns ~ ,ha,r ,ha,.
nd;or.s,on ana har ~ rrocassrc
an1 men aa
nathy Of the brave old Commonwealth of
for the brave old colony Of Virginia Cheers Alasl
NY are ,h; f; ,5; 'n h , ~
most poSy DO mas op
tnougns ana woros Oh uanscenaans eioquenoe - you
favor o. INC peace ana nonor o. MASSACHUSETTS, loua
cneeisl LOT me- wnaa IA number part 90 sns
you and before addressing 70 you those reflections which
nave occurred 70 me Is peLusent tne COCOON pers
me 70 omer wore personal preface aes me assSse
you most soiemny tnAs ssanu neso wmu ny Pessso'o
personal though. apart ron .he ps!iormance o. ny
duty-oi nonor 70 myself, n tne s.ssaips :. Hass 70
Of Massachusetts For that and that Alone stood upon
.hs panolm l~o yeass ago ano , @ e sno~
e 9nrv ~ osrn S,sna rC
hcGne goIy o. mooern CivaAaeon-tuat snn gIeas s ~
PUBIC, amio me cImmauom anu iecmanaaon ~ No:sn
a5a ;9e ~ % h ~ my 49,, p.ss1n
which was shaking 70 s centre-snai tnn ereat rep0D
DC seemed 70 oe on me pont OF committing nauo1a' su
cue W tne uanspoL. " nsuvn III 49,
.ssschn mow ann,.,eS by ononsp u az
voton 70 one s'usie oe., Ia. INC M
ana coraupseu .ne Juasm1.s u ~ many u W. rssM
influence q ,ne mos' mahgn s ~ 10y
aCon ~ .uc MI Va an S9ui 40 Ivnk ~ VIC ~
in % ali political Influence in ths SAFE
was .oun1eo u = ~
o. OUT eow c1sns .h .ne "a
pMuse, mmsieo VIII consiseIAo1 n'esmk0 ! suowe~
tnat VIZ necessary uA1 teIe snan ~
Oh conmctng nseress, IN oroer sna. sne III
OF MassaCuuses.s snoa resume nes pIoP1F P.Ss e. inc
guide 70 tne unlteo ss.es ~ Pstr'onsm; PS3eoM w
., = ..s.r sntncs ,;s,s 4, ~ ssS, ssst
OF success. ! said TO myself v moment Of dee
should si,,I. draw upon myself ne oaam Of my iel
yhotn Ss~r& ed a. a. 7 -ls-
r.M - -, Sss ' - IsS S.h !. I ~ oan sssS
ny tA ss s1 ~ ms. aa a. " peacs - ~
S; ,r c,- nsrrr LA re rs ~ rs, re %
Srass,at;on ynassscrs and MN ~ shass sbsn sh -
them Cod ri nrov,a for mo the dn,v bsra 3, na~,.
and the head and he hand to do and 70 snr .ccoran
to the viii a. trs cood nrovidsrce
n,.nss Pus Il CO. ns 70 nc .hs. Ia. IA, S ~
resolved to trv an exnerment - s e The ns, Y ss
chnsetts was sounS Trao ~ nv sai,o. c;srs s =
d;cted Nv Wessachuae.t. 81, ,ha x s' IL
considersd duty i,hoi th ~ ';T ~ ss 10y
consi;tmton law and onn;S 81 th s,.,o ~ W ~ nc
ccra ,ba rn.,h, 1.da .na hnase ~, D s' ~. ~
casethere p that visisos Ala T% ,5, az ps s ~
c1roon~s,i.h sS - ~ nnu A ss ncas " sne
shat man mead only b r S,,h rs,S, vnees
d,sg,sedv IN order ~ d,s,,el FROM Thai, ;d ,n I
s Ia ~ - pa - .tv .au'I mnus 'uesc ue
he hnrIvina the commnnwea,,h h nos 5,ra;n ~
,,or mt .ha s,,hn-rahSo h, ~ s... ns
@ s,ana ha and s ny vy ~ sos' S0sv o
~saom and virtue ,he ssro heats and hands oS Hass
chnset,s hona and ras"rn =, NJ haa,, ]1d
chee,s All, 10 not Lost, NJ noth,ro I; Lost h .,ch
Sentiments and With snch feeling 40 are this dsv
shihod a.; r.,sni tsm l less And now ss y
tiamen IN nv own hmmble tasr EaiIow c;,,yscs
n citgsr oS ono or The Northern safes Of M