New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-22

sesyed among us with marked respect we nave p'''i
wont 10 extol his virtues, land his PATRIOTISM anu
praise his achievements with more or lees sincerity
while enjoying the blessings Of that political IN
selfgovernment which he largely asAsteo III es''o-
subiny fur us hut we have fallen upon evil times
Treas n has reared its foul head in the land ana 10Y
aly TO the Free Government of the Fathers oil when
,;na o-a,ors have been wont 10 boast 80 bravely on
each recurring Independence Day, seems to be getting
xaa,, ON, of 6,shion Secession rules the hour in
,Aa south most favored section of the COM
m,nitv OF Siates Liberty has been hurled
fem Der lofty place and Slavery up in her stead.
The densgomes who have done this deed demand that
The people shall bow down and worship at their internal
shrine Bu the people refuse to follow these false
leaders and still cleave to the faith of the Fathers
Enraged by their defeat the demagogues are endeavor
lug break up the Republic, hoping thus to conquer
the conscences of the people by working upon their
fears But rs they failed to shake their convictions OF
right and duty in the past, will they not succeed ID
the future. Though here and there the umd may
waver IN their allegiance, and council suomsson noer
the impulses of cowardce, the great heart OF the people
is sound 10 the corea that they need Is the occasion
60 make il manifest and this anniversary of the natal
aay of Washington seems to afford most fitting oppor-
tuuity for its expression. The memory OF him, who IN
the dark and iroublOus times which gave birth TO the
American Republic, led the cause Of Human Liberty
through the red sea Of Revolution in safety-who
while Others blenched before the dangers by the way
pressed feaIessy forward till he had reached the golden
goal and brought forth from few feeble colonies The
heest nation upon Godsootstool- ngne--the name
of Washington the Liberator, ever dear 10 the true
American heart, is to-day, when felon hands wouid
strike down the fair fabric which he formed, the rally
ing cry Of patriotic freemen in every section OF our
glorious Union. The loyal citizens of Newfork, AMI
mated BY the love which they bear the land of their
bth have resolved with accord, TO celebrate the
Birthday of the Father of his Country, and thereby
make manifest their devotion that Constitution which
was formed to effect ga more perfect Union, establish
Justice insure domestic tranquility, provide for the
common defense promote the general Welfare and se-
cure the Blessings Of Liberty TO ourselves and our Pos
terity" We believe that this anniversary will be OBJ
served with Eeartiness and affection, fervor and
funess such as only crisis like the present could
evoke Henoeforh let no dare to doubt the loyalty
OF the people OF New-NOrk
Below will be found an outline Of the various public
calculations to-day:
The initiative will be taken by the military of our
city, who will make grand parade under command OF
his Excelency Gov. Morgan, COmmander-n-Chef OF
the New.York State Militia The following order,
issued by Gov. Morgan, which we reprint has been
piomnlgated by Asj.-Gen Sanford OF the First Dr.
Vision:
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE on INV YoRE,
ADJUIAS1-GBNRRALs OFFICE
sPr-IAL ORDERS No I5.-Tbe CommsnderinCkef In con-
fOty with patriotic and unionoyg sentiments OF the
ople of New ok Major General Sanford command
iay e Piys. Division Of the NewYok State his to parade
his Division on the I'D inst in honor Of the anniversary Of the
birthday of the Father OF his Country.
Ard for the further proper Observance oil the day. 'o IN com
A 1off that aaghf ngg 4
sbe Immortal wahinsOn, MsorGeneI SsnafoId " order
the firing Of salute OF hundred guns from "shihsonf
Headquarert, the Battery.
BY order of the CornrnandeI-n-Chief
j. MEREDITH READ JR., Adiutant-Genersi
The D;vison line will he formed in Fourteenth street,
Nth the right ON Broadway, q. O'Clock precisely
and IN half an hour thereafter Gov Morgan, attended
nv his saa will review the troops At the close OF the
,.x;exv the line will break into columns and march
aox.,n Broadway 10 the Park, and up Chatham
street TO the east gate Of the Park Here the Governor
viii dismount and be received by Mayor WOOD. The
marching salute will take place in front of the City
Hall, at 81 o'clock
Az noon salute of 500 guns will be fired from the
Battery. under direction of the artiLerymen, COM
Inanded by Brighten. Yates.
The Veterans of the War of 1879, under command OF
Col Daily will parade during the day. and have re-
uested the Veterans Of all the adjoining counties TO
meet with them on this occasion.
Rembrandt Peale's painting of Washington, which
has occupied place in the Seventh Regiment ArmOry
rooms since its opening this occasion will be pre-
scented to that Regiment.
The Order Of United Americans, in accordance with
fher usual custom. viii celebrate the day at Nibos
Garden, when an Grafton will dc delivered by the Hon.
Horace Maynard of Tennessee. The exercises COM
1nence al /, o'clock p m. Under the auspices OF
Warrington HAPPIER of the came Order, grand ball
will be given at the Apollo Rooms in the evening.
Prominent among the civic celebrations Of the day
viii be public dinner at the Astor House, under the
management Of Committee composed of the following
gentlemen: C. II. Peabody, S. Draper, G. Folsom M.
IL. Blake, H. Barney j. Sherman, Cephas Brainard,
Cs. Rolgers, +. A. Conkng, w. g. Lambert, Elliott
e. Cowdn.
The Sabbath-School attached TO the Asbnry M. Z.
Church. Norfolk street. between Rivington and Stan
son streets will hold their regular anniversary on Fri
day evening" The exercises viii be Of an interesting
character consisting Of singing and Rotations by the
children.
A lecture on the Women Of the American Revou-
ton" will be delivered at the Cooper Institute IN the
evening, by the Rev. DR.. Arnitage.
The Hon John w. Ednonds will deliver an Grafton
a, Hope Chapel broadway near Fourth street, this
evening, commencing at y o'clock. This celebration
win be held under the auspices Of the Republican Cen
fra Committee, and will be open 10 all who veuerate
abe name and principles Of Washington Those who
wish to hear good singing, good oration and have a
good time generally, should not fail to be present
A meeting will be held 1t No. 2lj Eighth avenue,