The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-15

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" "a o. ID1UAAY IN LONDON.
0sAehxatasn q the Anniversary OF yvash-
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ia AisM The one hundred and twenty eighth anniyer
Msy 4 ,Se siAAsy q wAhngtoa, the hero and author
: :. he
with Va members Of the American Association In London
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d sSar vas splsnSn porssail q Warrington, painted
~ Mr.. Rembrandt Peae, American arst, ai the ad-
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year, ego = Mr CIoskey In the unavoidable absence Of
s Sy
n. tucker, Re American Consul q. Liverpool, pro-
rspate speech pAsd high honor 70 the memory Of WAsh
Of Ne United States, which drank with much enthu-
siasn-the band playing "Hal Columbia"
ne ne1t scsst was; The QGeen-The admirable lady
q . free and happy people" This was also drank With
General vAmrsBuna proposed The next toast: eng
md and Anertca-Rvas only In promoting the cause q
svfAxtn." The gallant General said that the sentiments
s~S sn rs o~n pccs and be %SSs sdd ~ own w
religion; because he looked upon England and Amerca
pstsessE muchin sonmon whch was destined 70 advance
tons q ne globe me cvisaon Of England ana Arne.
rtca the broad sense Of the term, was synonymous;
sonoa sreed common origin, the same language and
Kindred institutions united them. (Cheers) What was
s spoks q as sc q Norh
Amerisa, and could mot be msundsrstood- the con-
slant acknowledgements Of public opinion, and the reoog
osn s sn ;na ~ a.
principle which ~as q the foundation Of al that was
(ear, hear) he had been told BY Americans that he
gIand but he reoicod the fact hat here ho was in
hs OPINIONS prepayment in he objsctionsbis sense
q The rm 10 NOS but truth bad power to spread
ma, whatever they might be, could not be hid under
brshe snd Americans had right TO speak Of than and
E p sss.s S., .ssH been Sssrs drank
M. W 6s1xoUR, N. p, roee % respond. Re said
naa although WOE ocean separated the two oouniss
h sincerely trusted That the true genius Of Ss CSrs
yelssa and religious AfDity the two countries Great
q faish was and bright as hope WAS charity exoeed
,sqs..d .as their me 'g rSeh .ss s
stn4essn and the writer's Of America to be recognized
throughout the world the friends and the apostles Of
peaoe. (Cheers) He was NOT afraid, therefore, that
America would be wanting In the performance Of her
duty this country She would be unmindfal OF
mn faihers Win the sword In one hand and the Bible in
u ether; and when they celebrated the birthday Of
w.sses. hey would remember sas n waIs LIE
aehamsd amidst the din OF conflicts or the strife
Of parties 70 have reason for The faith that in him.
and ek mentaly doctrines which were inculcated by
pnus mother when he but child at that mothers knee.
and ssTg o bouss nS ss %
iheee In England there abundant charity OF feeling
and aesiy Of manners, he contended that In England
Mr.. HOWARD gave "The Directors Of the Great Ship
sas work and thai that noSs sSip would soon speed
her way bridging the Atlantic, and binding together
al, more closely than at present the Two great countries
M BAazR acknowledged the toast As the Ameri.
cans and Englsh he said, were alike in blood language
and in their determnson to carry out ss civsasson q
their oWn countries 10 the world at large. there
n the s I'D dos. !. y md
shsoluely incumbent upon those two nations 70 do their
snss 70 extend civilization to every region II the hAbi
psas Powers and 70 maintain true liberty and indspsn
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