The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-15

timber merchant stood with sleeper In hand and
the BIN in the other (cheers and laushter) Toe iron-
founder the sames One and all said-your money or
your life My highly conservative solicisors looked
on, feemed 10 me- more IN sorrow than in anger az
what appeared TO them reckless Speculation Ire eny
live 10 the hole party seems 70 be the maker,
Nj Nam. He bad isith The fact did DOT want their
assistance for had thirty housana pounds aestegg
bern with. only wished try the0l Said ono OF my
banking friends, Why dony yoa realize--seu oat2-
Pray, what should do with the money! Place :, IN
the bapkf Not mite Of IL! My idea Of a saoker
Is, that he should lend money, not that should ena
him money. (Roaxs Of auehter.) The modern banker
always assunes the air OF doing you srea service
allowing you TO draw out the money you have deposned
with him. The public gives the alton oftener
than the banker and when he gives you loan the qus
ton whether y 10 his own money or MS customers a.
ponds entirely upon the number OF he has been "a
Of themselves. Reverse the proverb-siy not
bees. daughter.) Bow grateful the New zesaader
should feel for having street railway car 70 take n
sseaehns the RUNS Of 81 paas tasT bear and sp
plaufe) Street railways are not pershaes article;
and will obhge me- gentlemen by circulating the re-
have heard the deep feeling u resres-shs real
lamentations en- Change, when y was reported
would not answer and that the whole thing dead
failure. Talk about going Oh the track! Why thought
aTor that they could ses a. saa on wishsu.
While Liverpool reporting went TO Birmingham,
where met some live men-two days were enough for
them TO give the grant; then 10 Manchester, where
the liver stl-tSo hours do IL then TO Lon
dop where the Marye committee settled the aues
on for Oxford street sixty minutes by TIE clock Un
der these circumstances Is 10 state that have
chapged my polticf-rsdicnl At 6rst am
uvcraacal before dinner, conservative afterrndcal
before success. satve after gaining the Be
evipg that the democratic party has got friends and
the doctrine Of averages against another democratic
President, think shall Join the other ride. Selfpre-
seryuton prompts n TO leave sinking shin When
90 Congress my ambition will be ION the party
that wins Great enterprises usually fail, for
sonshrst anxious 70 build them up FOR promoters make
rash pronsee which they meyer keep; second, they do
not consolidate AZ they 20 on. Knowing these rocks
where SO many have noundered, shall keep in mid
cbspnei and by dealing the square with all sha
csayor TO prevent my i.ie puppy from becoming
body eses dog (Mr Train resumed his seat amidst
| tempest Of applause
The Chairman proposed "The Volunteers which was
responded 10 by Lieutenant Ward Of the First Cheshire
Songs snd recilatons were given, and the chairman
caused mmenfe anufcment by clever piece Of extern
pore rhymrg The proceedings kept up with great
spirit for considerable time.
From the Liverpool Post, August 81
Mr.. Trans speech was tho most wonderful eveI
heard; there smiles enough 10 enrich score
epics, and all happy and appropriate. Mr. Train is orr
gna IN everything he does and bis oratory peculiar u
himself bis ooquepce bears resemblance TO the elo
qucnce Of any other and II testies 90 merit
Mr. Tain has great merit, for hts snsech yesterday
achieved the difficult task Of making the 2any wlse
and merrier Mr. Train referred bis prepared speech
but unlike the sreech uttered as the lion Ia re
| pose is 10 the iioa aroused.