The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-08

"bni two Dir with one stone rheu aga d. nv wee
rather exclusive They said belonged 70 that bo,t and
qn'.seen' But berg also radical man, &C
qa'ssesd IN your Invitation (cheers) Blu s.o'-.
men, 80 small q strait the East river ought not
70 Alternate permanent friends OF the cause. hope
my irtpa ihe reporter, whom see 1t my rignt n.,d
npor' what have ga In regard to my friends tho
o'ber boat that may bs known that am not az never
was, man Of double speech daughter Fell, = q.
seps friends, am entirely taken by surprise by these
manr'stsrtn M OF your good wil and attention Ihave
myself 10 consider whether there can be- anv
thug IN what have done deserve II had no ,,I A.
bsd ibopebt that could pass out Of the try
silence, to teek ru eDen health vieor and koo Wedge in
foreign AMOS unattended, uunoiiced if not unynosa
need rot say Il Ia p asant SURPRISE Blu. we near the
'aber thnu exciting enter my mind You vii, ex.
cuss me- therefore, turn aside altogether ON political
qoesors sno considerations which !, s my DUTY 70 fore
to and follow the scenes which study and
cont mplaie do SD the more readily, becsnse ow
hat az last the srea, questions OF justice aud
before the American people destined N be de ided
aud that they be safely left 70 your hands,
The Instructor never returns (Cbeers) If Providence
restores me With health and vigor, shall be devoted TO
the estaoshment and supremacy of the principles
But ~e DO no, know the casualties which await We
Go know only that welfare is the object of care
e vhieb has been devoted 10 humanity AID has endea
vored TO avoi doing injustice 10 mankind is life which
can leave no other than harmless, If not satisfactory,
reputation Such, II know my own heart, hope will
be the reputation which shall leave And now k,ndeet
of fr'enns, whose ber atty courtesy and have
nded my p.sssge from my country 70 the very gates
Of the OCEAN, farewell God be with you prolonged
cheers)
The closing sentences were uttered with much emotion.
THE PARTING SCENES.
BY this time the steamer Ariel was observed coming
down through the haze from the direction Of the Narrows
Mr. seward rsturoed on board the Josephine, which
s'esmed out 10 meet hs Ariel ma Josephine soon came
alongside, and made fast the gang plank WIS run
out and Mr. sewsrd, With many kind greetings and God
speeds ascsnded 70 the deck Of tho $50
sumner, cried one; Captain. take good care Of
hm," shouted another 70 the captain Of the
men the pssk vas baaed H. tue ropes cast on and the
t~o steamers separated. Thou shestn0's band played
sAcnA airs The canncn q the Josephine psaie4. loud
Then Senator sessgd, biz cane and buOdle Of news
pspers s'i IN ha hs.As, nsuused the LOFTY wheehouse
In the his contrasting in sharp i,liues
against the dask sky, and bowed 10 response 10 the
josephine we're following iust ss,ern Of The ' AreI
their cecks dark with the cheering crowds, and
lust then the steamer CITY Of Washington, bound
81 passengers on her decks many Of whom joined 10
The ovation Fsgs flying from all the vessels and
from the telegraph station at Sandy Hook Point haudker.
ehe's wavirg bands plsyin cannon Numbering
people cheering and altogether the scene was Of the most
.xharaips description la this msnoer the four steam
reached the bar all together when the Aida turned
bscs but the entbus board josephine At
full beat and the captain was persuaded 70 make turn
ed the bar by the side of the ARIEL
and accompanied her dancing the waves three or
Tour Out, NE cannon nrtng Until The ammunition
vas exhausted and the people cheering until they
tcsrse Lnrg Ncr the Josephine had turned back aud
when mile or two Of water lay between her and toe
ocean steamer the hrrre or small man, with head bare
was discernibie standing on the Ariels wheehouse.
THE RETURN.
On the way home the republicans on the Josephine in
enssd 70 song and speeches Ihe 'st speech .a made
mttse, VI no introduced Senator King.
SENATOR KINGS SPEECH.
Senator King commenced hB speech by remarking
n
hoped be bad done soneshng 70 promote the republican
esur,y to srprscs ne Blessings q Sres
M which every man has rgbt 20 think speak aud ac
sooeong 70 h c~ inclna, ons ana impa ee.-provided
having teen deprived Of theee Dressings they could no
move apprecisis them thsn a man who has been
great blessings must be by earnest d-tcrm
nstrn 90 The part Of every freeman 70 sureader
be preferred 70 the rood of bis country, THIS was te
error Of NE Old federal party and the democratic party
pursuing precr. ne same course mosi IKE them %
Ins nrsi hing 70 be considered must be the eIIal
,ts. o. al men No msn sioaid aspre to
be desos, and 1sny friends party fnj hin,
attempting 20 sest u by otaer or Indirect means they
feood Withhold from ho,, for 10 woad be likely to
use sos nad enas me republican party wss ike the
ODD Revoluicrsry party, orooso being u.ces
SHY Of reforming sbuses rnsre had been az tempt u
suppress freedom 81 dscufson, but he republican
party asserted ffeedom NJ epesch 90 b. the right
OF every Ausr'rsn caz.n. (0nsers) rnis a.,arno.
vns only revival Of the policy Of the FEDERAL
party WHICH eliminated Ia toe alien a8d sedtion laws ana
zen, their rarty oehy The demoa,c party has
doctrines NJ the New Testament shicn prra equ.l An1
exact justice 10 oil Bat oay 10 this aocr re-
IND our osn security ana q ia maintaining tbrca
primo rles tnst ths republican party ~s0i triumph.
those prncpes mrs, riurnph because they pn,ei
~ the hAph II Coz In tne hearts u men bat u
Ire rplol~sn party IN the hour Of success
should ABANDON ss rrpcipies. He colicaRae h4d jet
cf lntm 10 10 the old World ~nsre grea, var wss
AaN T.zfann ar
rrrcres OF equal rights 20 ali uen n not there have
ssosreancy h~S Gas The policy Of e-seas To k'-o
the people ct witt each other In order 20 ma'Dtau
Their own Power. Hence the Emperor Napoeos ~as
Obliged 10 npd emr'oy m~o or ae army. ani heace ,hs
desrotsu a. Austria yes como lses n scnd
run Italy. Hos light our .asx 10 deieai thai
liberty wh~h fathers lad down thor hscs
misht have an Sylum 10 shs Nex wori lie ~ns hansy
10 thai thus fr. mo- outstanding eight na,.sr-
uss the onpresssd had alsays foani rcooae from me
esrerous kercsn rcepe ant ne srnst.t ths ani Sola
ever fe rnir,nirsd ~ welcome home N the Oppressed
NJ oil na'Oss. Was basnnys afst take care %
our own country, ana nexs synraihe~ we're
due 10 our struggling hreihrsn Abro,d 40 %
hcved ths oou"uy Vas safe IN the hanis o.
re rnrey yecnsnry,tas men woo plan, snt
right whsn Sue bsae fairly presented b. ~s rear.
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the asys ~ horr.t d~nceracy The sfFoares
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merfs
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