The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-19

asocIaLon- FaslDg th2. the manufacturer, ths
and the might continue TO go unison and
reciprocal friendship
Rev. Dr. vMros, of Trinity churoh, responded IN hap
nv manner to tho fourth toast When looAd Tho
happy oountenances before hin, he evidence Of
all, but wbol lie look Il
Is the! had put him unde- tie scre~s iaushtef) lie
correced tho impression which prevailed eh'n The com
pany toasted Mr. Breed by saying that T0bal Cain was
the first hardware man Before nc wonia
he would ask some philosopher solve problem which
had been solved namely What becomes OF ali the
pnsf (Uproarous Iaughter)
The PRnlpEsr snnounced the fifth regular toast, and
called upon Peter Cooper TO respond. Before Mr. Cooper
70 SPEAK tho Gleo Club sang original enttso
The Song OF the Sledge Ham Der, ;" from wnc cake
Pm AZ old sleage ham leF Ss.
There's lots Of prime old hardware,
In ell our States We feel,
For Freedom keeps her guard where
Each heaTt y true as s,eel;
Our traitors are but shammers,
Base metal bound TO fiy
Whsn Unions M sh.y hammers,
The Nations temper try.
AID now in grand communion,
Let Siedge and Anvil be,
D pledge our nations urioa,
From centre 10 tho sea;
With Freedoms banner DER US,
True Hardware men wen stara
And sing tho Union chorus,
Co. tl,se our noble land.
I'm az Old slsige hammer
Don, yon hear me ring
With good old Union clauI1r
Apd constitution swing?
PEgn CoolyE, rising, was received with three times
three tiger. lie spoke follows-lt wall be- sir.
PRESIDENT impossible FOR me BY any language tia, can
Use 20 adj either strength force or beauty to tb, thrilling
scIuens Jou have drunk in honor OF this ocsasion.
Yon have well declared that this Union OF States no
bond You have well said that this bond
formed by men who dug tho orc, worked tho metal and
forged the chain that binds together this grand con
federation OF States You have well assured those
knew the valuc Of the priceless inheritance
qucathed 10 US, their children II, MIR. President,
il possible for to transport ourselves ntoa
to remote period of antiquity, and from thence be
permitted 10 pass down the current Of human events
amds. The wrecks and wrechcdness that have strewed
the Of time, with all those frghtul Of
human pride. wcasnos AID foliymonuments tina. yet
rzran IN All ,bcir solemn grandeur standing IKE beacon
hpb.H In the pathway Of nations, warning and All
ies q nera,ons 10 beware les, worse fats bcft ma II
possible for Us 10 read arght those
past experience, shd then be prepared rightly 70
estimate the vauo of the rich nheranc, possess-an
suffering and death Of thousands Of our our
patriot fathers We should then know the worth OF the
nestinaole right and privilege we opoy-he privilege to
verDment founded on the will Of those be governed.
that high and holy privilege TO Establish justice
and TO secure The public welfare, by forming govern.
ucnt OF The people, and fol- the people, in al It's opsra
items Snch government fathers dog for out o.
the mine CT eternal truth and Justice They formed q in
accordance with great and glorious principle OF right
They formed the government under which live in
l2hi Of the experience Of the past guided by that law
which binds al in every condition OF cto DO others
as woull that others should do unto u.s. We cannot
too often and TOO seriously reflect the almost omnipo
tent power that the crcu instances OF BIRTH education and
climate have excrtcd, and are constantly exerng, TO
for different opinions in different scctions OF wide.
spread country. Nothing can be more important for us
a people, than TO bear mind the fact that charity
made the greatest Of all virtues because Is constantly
required enable bear with the faults and
Of each other. (Apoausc) trust that 1t viii forever
DO the pride and glory OF every American To srcugthen
tho bond OF fraerna un.on-a bond that has given
prosperity at homo and enabled US 10 command the
spect and admiration Of the world. (Renewcd Cheers
Where is the man with heart in his bosom that can
look with indifference that bond-on thcse growing
for time but for an everlasting '' UnioS' r eo
cheering) 4 Union that must be prescrved-a Union
that cannot be broken without causing the Spirits
Of those men that formed il 10 sigh in sor
over The crumbing ruins OF all their brightcs,
hopes for the future Improvement OF the condition Of man
kind. Continued applause.) And now, in the language
my heart let US initiate the holy patriotism of fathers
~ our unyissng devotion to protect and preserve the
you to give continent. will give you
The science and philosophy Of star of the
wo.as hope he business of wise to study understand
This sentiment received with marked enthusiasm.
the whole company rising and cheering for several mi
nues.
In response TO the clergy Rev. Dr. yxRxryx
spoke of the Importance Of the clergy speaking out their
minds at the present lime, though they should consider
what they say, and II II was in accordance with truth
they should act upon it, He thought the clergy would be
o SOFT OF balance wheel, If they were mon O.
were listened to at such times in the pro-
per uterance Of their sentiments, good and no. evil
would result TO the community II the clergy were duly
appreciated the great and glorious fabric OF our liberty
would not only be sustained, but II would become
stronger and stronger and then VIC might hope that
sha transmit those blessings TO coming time and the
union Of the States under which permitted la
God 9 providence would be perpetual.
JANIS 7. BRADY replied 10 tho ninth toast in a highly
humorous speech, keeping the company in roar from
the commencement to the close of his remarks. Among
other things he said he had read Helpers book aud they
who knew his politics could we'll understand what an
effort that was to him. Crcs OF "good," "good," and
applause.) He was delighted that whenever the name
Union had been mentioned that OCCASION there was
response that indicated he In Me society OF gen
tlencn who knew hsw to love their country. (Applase
sgcment What you or cn rain said
Mr. in the brief passage Of existence from this life
tho nc of 10 earthly consequence but what to DO
done With the great American patton Is question of all
tme and Ok so much regard TO eternity belongs 10 this
liic. He quoted from Oliver Wendell Holmes poem on
tho Union, and continued. He said IL is considered reu
Iiic unmany and to be the Of the demaCogue
TO speak Of the flag OF our country There newspa
pers In tho country that treated the sab9c. Of the Union
God Of Heaven (ssid be) dispense for me s' the
the time when the flag of the American nation shall DO
spoken Of except with and patriotism cloud
a M aa SS FOR
err that the homer Of his life that he was upon
this soil Hc had seen the men that had gone fort, TO
achieve conqucss for the American bannerGcncraI lay
lor derided and assaled sometimes in the ho eryor Of
political diaribes but always remembered as the Great
Captain Of the american Army checrs)-5cot who
thank God, stan survived, In regard 70 whom
the London Times predicted modification and defa,t
., soss Is H. ~ the
gallant gentleman, whose he was proud 10 mon
lion, although opposed TO him in political snsnt-rre-
mont (Applanse) He Frsmont) planted shc American
lag little higher than anybody else, and nearer 10 that
Heaven, whose blessings deserves. whsn the wild
and destroying this Union, they were insulting the pr
pes that resided In bis he speakers) breast and he
hoped were insutng the principles That resided in the
party 70 which he claimed to belong. Mr. Brady re-
yunsd his seaa IN the midst c several rounds Of cheers
Tho other toass were responded 70, and tho banquet
morning. A
FAIL or A BRlpaE on THE ScHuYrxuI--On Saturday
ght saysthe Philadelphia Ledger Of the 18th inst the