New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-06

ssry Of American Independence he moro appro-
prislely celebrated than in this old Wigwam, ana
by Tammany Society, or Columbian Order-a 80
ciety formed at an early period Of our country .
history, it's founders deeply imbued with love for
civil aud religious liberty and the right OF man 10
selfRoverument. feel that but express the seou-
ments OF my brothers Of the Order Of st. Iammsny
and OF the people Of ire great aud patriotic Guy OF
New.York, when say that while we live, we VIII
meet here. and keep alive the patriotic flame OF
Liberty, Equality aud Fraternity, and smoke the
calumet Of peace aud good will with all supporters
and defenders Of the Union and the Constitution OF
our country. [Ch.ers.l As the patriot Jackson
laid, 20 SAY We: 1.-The Union-it must and snail
be preservedp [Appause.l Let US again renew
our ieslty 10 the Union, and pledge Ourselves, one
10 the Other 20 not in exertions, and res,
not from our labors until the Union a. 1t was, ana
he Consti uton with all ito Inherent rights, ID
maintained and defended, with one Uuion, ono Ion
riitu,ion, and one Government on the American
continent. Immense cheering.
The Declaration OF INDEPENDENCE was read by
The Hon. Thomas G. Fields. Mr. Henry Horforh
read poem. entitled ID, mocrscy and the Nation.
The Grafton OF lbe day WAS then delivered by the
Hon Henry G.. Murphy:
lie said they bac met 10 commemorate the Dirth OF
'he na'ion, not mere partsan., but M Amerlchns
renew their fidelity 10 the Constitution ana the
cuilsc oi liberty Uutr the breaking ont OF the Re-
elton. the recarrenc- OF the Nalio.al Annive sary
was hailcd with JOY aud pride by the Am, ricah e.
pie. Tie speaker proceedsdto give all Interesting
history g. TIE RI, d growth ana rtTenkih 81 he M
iion. He SPOKE of tne lnertiuiabe tirrrigs WHICH
wero a. ersible to all The coil yielded the rlcaes
harvest and the resources and enc Bes Of the lana
were marvellous 10 con emla'e. Iaes- results were
The fruits Of tue government which WAS formed ~
our TO- risthers The object Of the founders oil Tue
Republic Was to make us ore people. congress vac
formed by IA representation Of tho people ufon Tue
bases Of couUnise-, hun erical sIieh.tb hud pecu-
har inierests. Toe Constitution established our
nationality and individuality. Tho p-rils aga LIE
which the Father OF his COuutry warned IA We
are low encounter z. They, therefore. me, WIN
emotions Of sorrow and Illumination. lbe sioiy OF
Am- rica ha, been obs.urcd BY the civil war "hch
now rases within her borders. IL 10 the duty OF all
ectious pi the Union 10 sutsIn II IN All tie cobstu-
lonal powers. Ihfre Is no escape by .nv Vis ron
their Obligation w. must look To- the moilVes oi
the rebellion beyond the sets q; the General Tow
e,uu,nt The sonih has vino cat a no night by AZ
refiins IT. Independence OF the Union. Iht lac
lint q South bad lost ifs controlling power IN tho
Gov@rIitneot was The motive for Rebellion. lhry
IRE fighting 'or success that they NAV be indrprh'
dent OF the UniDn 10 this epd tpei nave st8leh the
for AID pr leIty OF Tie II iOn wrbn tie southern
Limit. have def,d tieautho-Ity 81 tie General Cow
r.nn.. No. made war an! occlafo! Ibein- ewes ON
.t.,ti.s ufiil we cOuaeut 10 .L-ir seps'R iJu Inc
naked uu..tOn 10 presented to 10, VIII we consent
A., do So would be the hrst ntep IN the eLtire
IMMIGRATION of toe UniOl-the pIelude to n
gi,i,On, sooner or later, lLto seNefh govern
neutr Il not many ~ there are S'A'er. no
lne can Iook upon the geography o. 'n"
,oantry which will be lett, and perDi, himself 10
opc bat il could long remain uniled. " 'ene'er
the COZ iic Il sectional Intervals may ari.e, the pr
,-d.nt OF Secossiou, being once esiabi she'd "ouii
b.cotn. tie example for further SepsraIiOn wthOu'
struggle. And what then Instead oi pf'.enu's
- the worli the Accomplished sct oi powerful "a"
lion d.m.ndin. and securing from undiHtufp'e
a 4 We
lie Of ~ many petty sosereI.niiss engntel IN de'
f.pding themselves irou each oiher endorsements
We would gain he oou'enpt oil Vther NATIONS Hnu
loo.e all influence or power to re,ir' their "B.tes-
-ons this 10 not wal OF conquest or SUBJ hsAton
Sui n war unaor any circumstances wonid he con-
trsIy 10 the natufe AID ssLius U! our lnnhuLois,
wAich are ba.ed upon hs rgl OF The people 10 cell
goNerum-nt aid are sbhonont ~ doniuon oy force
| woald be Anti-rcpL5lcan and inAunan' hu' !"
100 prcsrui instance the war 10 ior eshL"o
. Jecs. Inc purpose Oh tho part u me ""N"i"'
a,n. 10 an. war should ouiy be to rsioIr Tie ~
ts.,nary 81 tue law. and 90 dirarG r belhon. its
Guy sud authority rre plainly written IN inc tpil'
.ulut ON" ~ su,pryrs tDsGrT.ction III tHo war
Quiz cease TO MORROW Ibe IIsurscDte c9ayi nos b-
ucld a .ubJu. aicd Ieo,! 10. Ih.r would be free
n.eu, snen.b', His tine 70 1te law. Tor Ihcr con-
Duct. bat ~ irce,lsn. p6,,essn. all The nshi- 81
oil 1f tiizsns ii tLr Republic. Tho idea Of sutJugs
ton b. to.ur TO to, whole loi'c, upon wh'rh de
GoSrrIm nt should conduct The wAf. It's meg-ar,s,
- ale decided should be with 10 sllrt OF conquest
az r-v-ng- The ci,izeus Of th- South, however
u-lod are our brethren It'll. The man, er o' ihem
gagged ~ IT,, X, D,!oa - too great, tbo sisor and
cncr,y wi'h wL1,h II Is carried on mo" 'Vo h'Ho"
~, ii,en If taeir feeling. 10 th'lr cau.r tnc.r
,crnter aud cCura ~ Lave been too thorough t-'ied
To- remit us To treat them othsrwi We bH'r'
however, "a present duly TO Iei u N, before
with Ill other oonhidcI.iiOns must tempo
farly y.lj. Il tAe right siift. whuo
We firmly rrmoustrate ayMnst the niVssion
Of our rights, We viii sustain the President
IN tie iriy-ndIng struggle ~ ali ID. hid ~ our
POWER 10 b-t'ow, ana patriotic prayers Tor bls
- cer against tie enemies 81 tie Mon lie pee
en- danger Happily pat, let ~ hope That ALL Ho''
eminent sud people, ienofhihg 10 th'ir respective
,phere- n line Of day, fatuoiic and lgs' may, b.
foru auoih,r apniyeTsa OF this d-y -es onr coan-
trs again uni 81 ard happy under the Constitution
aid republican institutions 81 our fathers, ana made
stronger bv the rad ekperencr Of the last two
yrHur; putting forever 10 silence TIE snrors ano
nockeie, 81 tie monaTchsts and arlstocrais OF TIE
world ana cheering tie hearts " the friends OF free
com ,verywhcre. Hut II thIs hope sha not be real
izrd Whatever disaster nOw or hereafter mHy beiall
Of the lnion let us not dosIalr oil The lie-
pubic, but, conscious oI rlSht aud dong our whole
cav country, let us ever hold ON 10 the Con-
tttaliun aud the Uuion, tIiit Of conoiliatlon,
aud H. the hOpcs OF peace, but not by subGssion 10
Tho d~mancs Of those vino viii have peace on 10
other 1. TInr tian separation.
The banquet followed.
Here Gov. scy mour being called uron, coneratu-
lsed The Society OF lsmmany nearly, If nc. quite
having ouihycd It's country.
The toasts We're. " The Day We Celebrate"
" Washington;" " The COnHtituton u tbs Unued
Stnies;" " Tho Federal q Jyenm-nt; The Gov
-rnor Of The State OF New-iork;' The City Of
New-lofk," " The Democratic Party I" The
Army OF the Uuitei States" " The Navy Of ,he
United Siate.;' "Reli.ous Liberty; The
Pfer,;" " Woman" The lammany Society"
The toast 10 Religious Liberty, was responded TO
by ex-MsrshAl ky nd.rs. lie usual toast 10 the
Ff.rid-nt oi the United States was not IN the pro-
vr-nmo. The proceedings lasted TIL late hour IA
tnc afternoon.
THE LOYAL LEAGUE OF THE TWENTY-sECoND
WARD.