, 1862-03-15
Chr Grihettte.
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1862.
TRAIN on 4 BENDER.
Celebration Of. .Washington's Birth
day, in England.

OC1V1l aI1Vu VI ~ nhGu41E kun y QkE I'LL
day, in England.
TWO SPEECHES BY GEO. FRAN
CHS TRAIN.
From the London Times, Feb. aath]
The anniversary Of the birthday of tie foun-
der Of the great North American Republic Was
celebrated on Saturday at the Free Mason's
Tavern, when some two hundred ladies aud
gentlemen, mostly citizens Of the United
States, sat down to N excellent dejou7scr Ia
,10urche{te. Behind the Chairman's seat was
suspended portrait Of George Washington,
while on either side waved the Union banner
and the Onion jack The chair was occupied
Ohio, who was supported By Mr. Adams, Q.
S. Minister; A{r. G. l. Wilson and Mr. B. No
ran, Secretaries Of the G. s. Legation: Mr. T.
Morse, U. s. Consul in London Mr.. ". No
ran, y. s: Consul at Ba5onne, Mr.. Cyrus
v. Field: Dr. Macgo ran and others. Letters
Earl Spencer, 1lr. Bright, h. F.; Mr.. Schote-
field. n P; Mr.. NJ Gibson, NJ. r; Mr. Day
ton, U. S Minister in Paris n. Kossuth and
others:
Tie Rev. Chairman commenced the oratori-
c:l portion OF the proceedings by reading an
ode to Washington, composed for the occasion
BY lady who vas then present.
MIR. Adams, Minister to the Court of St.
James, then delivered Il States culogy on
Washington At the conclusion Of his re-
marks there were lond calls for Geo. F.. Train.
The c.4ai; man said: Every five minutes some
one sends me up a card to say that they are
waiting to hear Mr.; T1ain--[applausc]-6ut I
must tell 3on that Mr.. Train, although urged
on sevtral oceaeions to respond to one of the
regular teasts, has declined to do SO. But
am sure after the loud call he las heard he
will hardly lave the couTageto refuse.
SPEEcH OF MIR. TRAIN.
Mr. Train, who was received With loud
cheers, said Mr.. Chairman, ladies aud gent1e-
men: You arc Hsh Il have the co:,rage to
be an American in i foreign land, when Amer
leans needed some one there to make known
their determined intention to preserve intact
our nation, our Union, and our flag. [Cheere.J
But am not bc11 enough to sly stNo'' on the
birthday Of our Great Captain, to the call OF
SO H,aDy Of my fair couulrywomcn. It is a
long lime since have heard a cheer, and
for N, self, but to pass a1ong away from this
great London, over the coTn-fe1ds and past
the czstlc-past the homes Of England's peers
and England's peasants-onward out Of tho
river on to the Ocean, near enough to startle
the pirate captain of the Nashville from his
dream Of treason-still further On until the
sound of your patriotic voices strikes with
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on 10 victory. Lond checr5.l
take your cheers and speed them On to my
dear country, where God knows they need
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| The belief that he was a citizen uf The g7and
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! nounc.. few more victories, and 4 geceesior
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to- niaEt The Words thai that thousands @ sand M and a feus
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war fone-and the Par1iament is Kind again-
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| yal MI. Seward in complinents. TAnplause
! Mr. SeTardcx nre5scs mi. nosition n n ss.ntnnr
We arr firhfinp for SELF: preservation and il
common ris hts Of human nature. 5Cheers
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bralcd SPEECH, Hc said the South was firh
ing for fpdepepde0ce. and die NORTH for IN
pire. BE should have reversed It to expicS
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