The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-06
gpca The feelings Of the venerable defenders Of

We noticed among them The sreet and SIN
martial fcrm OF Major WnKrxsor, who ssry,d
CALAMITY IN the war Of 1919, and has sincs
laid the arts cf pesos undsr great ohligs.isns
s ths inventor Of some Of the most important
mechanical inprovemsnts Of the age His
printing prsss, drst conc csivsd By him In 1918,
and ever dpsi Slowiy and obseursiy elaborated.
(whils money making inRunuity hss msds TIA
prindPlss profitable and even c.lsbr atsd. IN
easier, because imperfect sppliestion,) nov
bids fair 10 make the name Of lie inventor D.
lustiious, whsn war q forgotten. He looks
inter tW the hsld a. four score, than nine
tenths OF the slouchlng youug men Of the pies.
ent day.
: But, 10 return the Band os Ii. Ssysnth
Regiment then took their places and opened toe
programme with the rar. musical feat Of p,r.
forming "Hsil Columbia to samirstisn. They
actually made nc f-ei proud Of our ps'ioosi
march. and tho audience testified their sxbIi.r {.
alton (s at svory prsviovs or subssqueut op.
portunity) by the most exhubersnt spplsus..
Mr.. EvzsErr rose TO speak, and rsc.iyed a,
this point grand ovstion. After ths appl,uss
had tired itself out, he began With the
rsmnk, that the risiug OF q nation Of
tventy million, 10 defend ths integrity
OF its true free Institutions, needs no speiogy
at the bar Of mankind. Bat Wills an al once
murdei Gus and suicidal assault upon these In.
stitution absorbs the public attention and osls
Il appeals With boundlsss sffrcutery TO Con
and the reason on msntind TO justify iu
stupenduous fallacies and crimes, Il would
not be Thought Inappropriate to employ the
hou' In an examination OF thu alleged ground
o. tbs war LIVED BY the South sgainit the
goyernment Of our country
The conservstive statesman and orstor-
reused by the deadiy assault Of traitors, from
thn extreme Of genial charity, hopsfsl fer
Iesfance and prudsnuh moderation toward
tno twouhnt section OF the country
NH uo 10 ,ne deman's OF the ooe.sisa
an puoho senumen' ootn IN tbs
PIT al too Porn WIN rn'en ne riadled ana
,evtiIoI tne sopn, sI'les, eNpceea the ,ase.
noo's' o'nouneed zoe ctimss, snh prooiAinsd
nmhliaaon to the Pretonsions Of the rsIoi oil
Bheoy.
A tns o,aton VIII es punlsned IN . tuii na
au, shtc ,etm We ,Vnsai 70 gvs any nasty
ana hnIsfieet thetcn OF niS renarks'
CeI.brS ito. at the Csspsr I..tie-to.
ch,IoN Sf INV ph' H. H. oHAPis.
grand osls0istion came CT at the Coopsr
Ipstitute Al 9 o'cio>i. th. rbols proceed, Of
which wsr. a.vo,,d 70 n. r.,;.s a, an, vol,,.
80. 0-o' " WI 'oiua
"'r'' Aoou' nius nunoreu persons were pre-
en-, aeout bar OF whom were ladies. Ths
platform was very handsomely dec rated. Bs-
80, " me PW
w W. y. noSve lung .nI. u
'.,sn. CS,, Tsu p on siI1sr 1 S .acss =, ss
A.nS.sos Am.s;a,. a.. td Eay, Ey,
a.. riiisv. I'D :, ~. 80 .it ~" os a. uaP.u run
49, .,o,,1 s,s"L aS ..L
hrs,, csnnon the "a ,rarno, Mo.',.. - ...h
b.yins nrominantIv ,hs ,so,Js o.s a., -.
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ma s.v.ntb p..;u.r, p.,a 80. I, ....S
.,c. .nS narto,msS an o,.,.,,,, shnS'ai.
choir srom Dr. CaIpr,,s charch-. GIa. Cjnb
N g.ntiemsn and Mr.. M w Wusos 49, 40
the musical charms Of the occasion. Mr..
p.rdence. The grand fs.,ur. Of The % dsy. how
sysr, was the Grafton Of Rev. DR.. CaArfs. He
snoss iof DIS subject the Currents Of nadnai
rsssrsncs 70 thas. ~ ths T,is.% s,.,. p. ~.
great national idea be chatactsrirsd a popular
Gbsrty-our work, that Of asssrtins the lsu;ti-
macy and yindicatine ths right OF sslf eoyern.
msnt, which Ia In itssif liberty. Toe Csnstitu-
ton bs snoke a al our sr..t national nstitution
suIoo,g,d its fr.msrs and srcm 1, snS th.i,
~. .,o,sd fn,cisIv .c.Sr.. .na ,.os1,;.,n.
~ ths ,isS, af ..c.s.!one n. .on.i,, -. ~. ion
S,,i-"d H. -, .io-',.., ....sib- ~, .usInI
~ tSs n..t cS.r;sSsS ~ n,s:,n. - =. 49,
n, In ths frtnra sor Al, % itsnd Ar, hr H.
WI III ~ uaI iu.S ioI nj 70 svanu hrm ~ ,ne
~ w, NJ p,. u WIN osoAi0''on
" nv Di'
CELEBRATION AT THE DUTCH REFORMED
CHgRCB.-Ihe formal celebration OF the Fourth,
At the Dutch Rsforn,d Church on 23d street,
West OF sixth avenue, at ten o'clock, A. NJ,
was quite well attended. Rev. DIR. GILLETTE
made the opening prayer, and followed It with
an Introductory address. A patriotic POEM by A
] II. DroANSE was read by Judge Boil. Mr..
ETHAN ALLEN read the Declaration OF Indo-
Dendencs, and the oration OF the day was de-
livered by Mr.. ii. MoARIsOz. HoLMks
Arny Hymn was sung TO the air OF ''0d
Hundred" with most thr ling effect.
AHAAiioH Al 0AAr Soorr'
Camp Ecott the auarters Of the Siskles
Bripade wa, allvs with na,,io,i.n Ro,,.,,
pa" i''""- D0As 'Aa
AL d-y At intervals OF hall an hour bstWoee the
OF OF Whitehall street and Camp Scott, and
the number Of visitors TO tbs camp was very
great. At supris, a nationsl ,lute was dfeI
after morning parade AZ 10 o'clock A NJ, az
orc -ts Commenced in front Of the Genor ll's
hssiqsstterp. with prayer by ChAplilh BULki
LEY. Msjor CoXE leAd the Dsclarsi)n VI
lnde pen isLce and an appropriate oration was
delive Cd by Chaplain 1wIcHELL. Ia the az
ternool at four o'clock the troops turned out
on dress parade. They presentsd . splendid
appesrincs. In the evening quite q ereditsbe
display Of fireworks was msds aud aftargud A
bali vas kept up untll midnight.
TAsiMASI SOCIETY or CJLuMBtAS ORDER.
TT old Wiywam Of Tam many was more than
nlually alive with patriotic enthusiasm. The
ssehsms ChisfI and Wsrrios assembled OF 1
O'Clock, =. M, in the Grand Council Chsmb.r,
which was thrown open for tho friends and
discourssd by tho National Guard Band: The
platform erected for the conysnIence Of The
DAYS c,reu oniss Was covered With the leading
chlsfs of Tammanv Including Grand S,chem