The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-23
wAsHlyGicR's BIgTHpAY,
CONTINUED FaoM lHIRD P4eE ]

land The acd the failure ~ me ibefaof 81
Ireland tres m Of a ana rresher still
the enellon,n India and me Brshtear aud
trembling hst n tae prospcc, u French invasion
An nations have Their gcss'tnds ther panlcs and iusnr
rectops II = NJ that Disgrace empire put
rs submitting them; i. - covering fleeing before
tb.m q oui sppalse) let our irieuds IN the Old
World aao orr tin,t te,ow cuzens home, Who have
pred clos here ~t another Congress,
them elv NJ u,easipss DIVINE Providence has not
fcrsak n sh's psope When next Decemse- comes some
may sfl BE- ~acaut, but the cayni VIII BE- there
IN fs gfea. pIopo' u Is. am So will our dag;
The banner OF the eagle
The nag THAI loves tho sky,
fhat tempests loco wanton with,
"A Z, flies prouI ami high Applause
There may NJ srrne who VIII ropudaia is gof,ss some
~ Its stars may shiue w-ta paer out oa is broad
flostvtry ar ari st pe will SUI - counted and tlee
will 81 u the rne side y the cuutrv the 'ireat
Jehovah and he Continental cone''ss leheers 81,
rhe remaining 'oass were responded " hy Sr VIM
tenden and General Nye.
THE REPUBLICAN CELEBRATION AT HOPE
CHAPEL.
The Republican Central Committee celebration Of Wash
nstcp,s birthday took evening Hope Chapel,
and from me 5ommen cement very sllmy attended
The oceedipgs Degan at about twenty before
eight O'Clock by tho appointment Of T. Delahed Smith
Esq a CHAR man, who IL cp ming maze sew arks,
asserting that the republicans az the present time
oevotet 20 the constitution OF their fathers
Dag country than auy other political party 1t
was ,minently proper they should adopt some curse
that would give rise 70 couc,atca and not taunt their
Southern bretherr, nut ch ground with
Union Of the south yndcate the chosen 'vern-
OF the majority OF the people evnced the
cent election.
The Central Fremont aud DAYTON GIee Cuo mex. sang
song IN dve verses. the OF the "Star Spanged
Banner p after which the Rev Dr.. Asa d. Smith offered
up PRAYER. This fol.owe by Mr. H. Miiard sinyiog
the song Of viva AMERICA the chorus beng taken
up by ne Cleo Club. The song vocerJusy encored.
The Hon. john W Idmonds (ex-Judge) next intro
aDI Del IN ~
present calling attention particularly such
pa Is of Ia, teDera history a. ne deemed M ~ peril
10 the events surrounding the country.
He said that Washngton's lie AM example proved
hnn % 30 through Ice forty i've years Sout OF
dcgot,t . III ! his country, mau Of d'muess
Ind p,'.r, aud he had left us PROOF his Immortal
then rs!err, "a Shay's 81 on abl4t which Washiag
ton had said thas the s,rc9 Of the govern should
pc oougo. a.unst q. ouce Tho speaker also quoted
Washing % 3 words, The effect that the
hon De defective, that be ameaded, not suffered
b, uaa ped p,oa IL exists He thee referred the
VI Ike. ehl iun, on which occasion Washington scot
ag..st h, 1, BEES Nren ta3us nd mea sslec ei II.
PeuusSv y, usr! lind, siginii an sew jersey, tue
Agnt u waon tao spcake as tfFed, alone queled the
ontuT9au,e lie aIud.d The peuns, yaoiS neet-
ios the Ncwourg dsanecrion, dni Wash ngtons
action connect on heras tn wauing Up his remarks
By atDg nat L.1lo Wash u lon used force,
Eo,th.r 9iera.ifn Il" 2; anoh-r sagauity being
the pr cedure - great What ID dr.
asked speaker, when course OF acton will
mo- neutols and chidrea = he thea referred
70 The cause The present evil ralag that vas
oep The snnlens thls S'ii5n caused the
ia Of l776-..hs same .frepsess,Dle conflict %
v sen sreadoa snd o,uaage n his further
remarks hs alluded 70 TIE alienation Of the
North and south, tatug thlE = commef ced in Eng md
oetwerp h. C,vahes md the Rouudhesas, ami ttat
the Latte ssd IN p mo IN ck and he former south
o. MS, Dixon line so, Although KEEP. while
ibe cl nrs under d lush rulo, The feeling ony
sunDofeG, aid after nearly ;hrea hundred years II
bu,sts toth tn wed v.gor asac by the differences
c,ustd Wy climate, SC Again he eluca.ion 81 the emil
% .he Nof'n aud south another OF aena
ton. Ia he North the hrs, ins,,llei chlid
before b. c-n lisp, Is love q iher.y freedom aud
sm ncpauon ma mora. persuasion Is gsVernn'1 Ut
aud hal When any county should o. oppressed, and
ihc ,nhabitan's tbcref arose TOR Their Liberties
they -cre wur by OF our s,mpatnieB while N the
soath the II ~ soro cold lolrns hat OF slave and
thai force umtnt. With the Norm tho pew
relics, witi he South he pogoard After abiding to
the II a the South hal the tJor.ty OF
Pres dents arst from themselves and then fIom the
North re said "NoS hey do nsither the North is
TOO la &c fr the.- snd they her iosutonsn
He taio fuItoer, here + patoDal feeling IN toe
south We, Ia spe liking of ourselves, 10 SO BY the title
OF Amer icars They only as southerrers. they have
pTsrcarIon hating ami . being ,evens.d7 Here
III. speekef psptJmml &c sgn Of banging.) The
ak. sckn al dyed the negro better oil save
th u freeman In -ho w,dS Of Africa, but that
tne psu,u'op q, saveri bghted the land, AMI oe had
=" ,ess.ous 70 make t,Wads that institution that
blast - his co ber ;Ieemen As fer compromises. he
sad 'h-s do 10 ea-cue good each eancesson max ing
waktns matters sors., am asked Wal the south con
o de an. hug 10 The North2 No Is the South eidy
give GUARANTEES ha' fortner concession wouli do
pc, maueut good r. Afer selug upon this he aid
gseat &C the trouos that the President nsd
been cleo 81 without one Southern vote This they saw
and feared out % secession hey had voluntarily
surrendered the l;-le power :hey Geld. They had
the majority 4 Cangr.ss for The next tro years,
oui ioey lures i up when they might have
eas, sad, a. tas. for tina, time you have The Presi
deus, but We have he poscr" But what is
3ones The merch his BIS trade IN thu Sodth
souIo say concedc. The sbotionist "coe-ce." COR
pass would cry Punish the traitors friends Of
the UnJn wvId cay, "Co.I aud bring bak, but he
gould siy, "lnncel. mt, not but let them GO;
tn sod 10 VIDE enaugh the couctry vas ~, large be-
fre aud breaking ;, pieces ny IS weight aud il
would ny issSie country n'teeu hundred miles
ooe Aay aus hi y ave- hur snotter Nth such vast
fq Ga "a - Ia bay xapt Ihpr unrh
loule :berss're, as The .lne IL now come, let
Inn g. aud le' as reese Y We may be
not eouced. without eudangering principle nor coerce
xi,,sout evil wa SER IL ipsurrccu0n.n
the the ofa,iou the Charm dissened, in
veg fopt language fo .us lter pert o! the orators
k. win log up s.h the recommendation that all
10 To- scu'e the cnuptry from foreign inva
sion ne ,,takcp: that the BE- collected the
e audres ia X IN that the nsg Of the country
no. and thy would seceoe, u should be as
Rrvolutinar, 'a.bers DID, FOR he, for ooe, wouli
pful :he -iai- ald stripes, and make them light for
her indrpepdepce.
ut TIE passass o. thanks 10 the orator and
gee cub, ,he meeting broke W.
AT THE SIXTEENTH WARD REPuBLIcAN HEAD
QUARTERS.
The repu olcans Of the sixteenth and sipcent ward
met .v'rug A. the headquarters in Eighth avenue,
near T~rn:y.tn.-d saeet 10 celebrate the day. Tue
ron, = the building Iium 1ated with wide awake
torches reetmg decorated with Anne
Gage ~ud republican warmers AID transpreDcies.
Mr. Aexai der MceDj PRESIDED, and speeches made
By Mes-tR A !. y DIganne Alderman bay son, G.
Van vsur-t and oih-rs all % whsh were decidedly
pubic,n s.utl1eni and urgd the resistance o. any
o mprs mise witb he south A lumber 81 repdoncan
ai.e- xer. sung i'ttle created dur
iug he n, the a7pear up he platform Of
young lady named Mes uepn'nger, wuD, drtpary
yf ed White blue, and with the American tag 10
hand, the star SJauged Bonner TIE exercises
consrnued 20 late hour in me evening.
REUNION OF WASHINGTON CHAPTER
NO. 4, o. U. A.
Among other pleasing features - the ng 'estiv
ties OF the anniversary tae reu-ioD Of Fashicgion
chsphr No 4, D. =. A., a. the Apollo Rooms Brn I'd