The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-18

10 his favorte Austrian. rms sickness vas called m
ancient Rome auri fa~es, and when tho md
die word referred 70 sift. internal dei,es
mIous profate thiiss is meaning was precise
" the reverse and e meant cursed tnaid.tdD. Tho
influence OF the halucna iona which are produced BY
this sickness-that cursed thirst for Riches which be-
eves that can put the Mexican republic aud erect
place monarchy and thrs take possession of 1.-The
silver rock" Sir shs serpeu, Is the symbol OF es We
II the bosom H o. our country, and when IL gained
strength y BIT %. 10 already getting ts re-
s,onsi banner, aud. ,m..asns ting. the bold bird on
her arms, which DESTROYS the 1align reptile on her
claws they woul deprive IT, by the ard OF COURAGE and
nd1maDe resolution OF tba power Of doing evil and ala
will BIO we'll with them IN thc,r beautiful country 10 due
time when rebels snai have succumbed 20 the via
Of the loyal people OF tina Union The repubes at south
America will shake hands with each other as sign OF
tender and raternal alliance, and united viii maintain
the Monroc doctrine inv'ofite. (Appssuse.) "kEfN
Mr.. BESsxAs then said:--we have among Us, gente-
men, very distinguished gentleman from Brookiyn-
and neighbour Of ours We would like to hear
what, In her he will 10 relation to matter
mat has been the theme OF an many Speakers.
soan.n n, - ,nn ~ men SPOKE soa ID saor ana
Of the citizens Of brooklyn with respect 10 the French
New York, and OF the entire country that that
count and fearing to tire tho audience no would not
speak at length on the subject. lie concluded by show
ing that the people o all cIasses and parties In tho
United States sympathized greatly with those Mex'csns
who resisting tho French INVASION and saying that
The PRrsIDxsr again arose and solicited Mr. Clitt in
the name Of the lawyers OF New York, express his
feelings.
Mr. GIFT said that his voice being hoarss Of
as ali q his profession and .ns entire American people
sympatbzed greatly with the holy cause that the Mexican
rna a. nna
European invaders; and In case Of thh not
happening: they ssoala have . TIE po~sral
ment Of European monarchy on the American cnnti-
nent Ard lastly conceded in the opinions Of tho
Distinguished persons WIN had proceeded him and es-
pecially with those the venerable Mr.. Bryant.
The PREsIDxsr said thai according 70 his views al she
ing words from Mr. Charles A. Bristcd who said
MR.. CHAs. A. BRIsrEDs REMARKs.a8s
Once upou time che saracens--then mighty people
took into their heads TINT : would be nice onns 20
uay that II took hundred ye 20 drive them out.
But they were driven out aud none OF them are there at
this day. believe that, ike manner tho French viii
be drv"" nut Of wex,co, " takes eight hundred years
TO do s. gentlemn IN ths compaSv here re-, exclaimed;
The CHAIRMAN, pointing to ar. Dodge. saih:-I think
that young and esteemed friend will have something
to tell IN the name OF young America, which he so
well represents.
SPEECH OF Mr.. wM y. DODGE. JR.
AS perhaps the youngest Mr. Charm ~, who has been
honored by invitation this most interesting and
delightful IL Is right and privilege 10 speak
for large ana influential class 10 our country Known
"Youug Americn." and can assure our honoed est
that the full and entire sympathy OF The yonng men OF
In with and win his oppressed CDunrY Inc
head Of French invasion this continent is TO them d.
insult aud own sal war aver believe there
is town, VILLAGE n rct where fnll company
would spring "a Ill our sister republic IN her
glorious struggle. give. sir sentiment IN which,
know. all will heartily joinlhe Monroe doctrine Amer
cans allow tho heel OF European despdtsm 10
place s imprint upon the soil OF our Western consnen
(Appianse) . -
To the toast to the Stewards Mr. John w. Iamersey
replied
is hardly fair to call while your hearts are
haa with tarut AND auf T1nVin
with burning words. Had this toast been on the pro
gramme. OF my c"adIutors would have prepared an
address worthy the compliment and the OCCASION. rhs
committee Sir, not chosen for their gifts of utter
ance those humble tastes which only lend grace
artistic. We have compassed the ends Of the erah,
the depths Of the sea- we haze levied con.
cluster S here ali that can temp. the appetite
ascnate the and and We fanced our mission
the despotism OF the wine TO which we owe aegi
the only despotism STR which the descendants OF
the Husaeusts Or pilgrim rans WI eve, o'er.,s on
mennce TO noue but firmly and resnectfuy n the mai
%.SSss ;sS e s r 81 70
hold word, dogma OF American faith; but while
We cordially sr.,p the hand Of 'is;s. republic
grasp has due emphasis and significance with her, sir,
we have kindred traditions. Zach OF ~ has hewn an
oppressor and both with taerod banners drenhed
10 the gore Of hero martyrs, are now appealing from
future for who DOUBT that successes and the
death kpe Of treason has already rung fwho doubt
that triumph II arms will be tho sigma for the
eagles Of Austerlitx I" TO change their base'' from
pyramids OF Puebla for their perch the towers
hope 'i ssse.sed b. the season. oa gran, may be
prophesy that the Easter chimes Of Mexico q the com
ing year. with the glad tidngs Of Saviour risen shall
peal 10 Sierra, TO with tho
glad tidings Of q nation risen nation born again.
1Cheers Sir would Offer toast. seldom forgotten 10
this eden OF II In wise ~ ding the garland OF
chiyalry over realities Of e nav tho
mage OF the battle aed. It Is graceful in bouored
those they love, In their sunset homo, soace Tor
hope deferred. II 70 meet In Us all, revealing
amid these symbols Of hope and JOY OF passion and
powcr-our twin standards nesting in each others
folds communion Of the STARRED past and gush
ing hopes-tsse rose. and y,oes Ossssn%s sos.se 20
prase-to remember who b that scatters these iewes
Of Paradise over our thorny path who 10 that smoohs
the pillow OF anction And whom statesman soldier
shall send these greetings 70 bis fatherand let him
say thAs these II sres who welded he dess,
escutcheon like the Of phdias on the shield Of
Minerva Here her merchant princes. whose
whose thoughts touch the hearts nerve the
souls OF the noAd desert tho prince hS
nr9n' ssyc,o 1n Ss,s ,oS air. bs. the
author "Thanaopseo sud shess worthy oftneir
Fire their souls with the thrilling words Of tho Spartan
matron, giving shield TO her son-"Return with
Of Gracchi, whose only jewels wore her sons.
Tell them Of the death dirge Of our red men,
them that the spirit OF your own santimorzn hovers
your path and exhort, nay adjure, them TO
swear their brothers fresh of their
rades 70 bury the tomahawk while the iron heel
II Furope treads your soil fitting while the accents
Of sweet music recall tender and happy mem"res-msn
imaged by armed cactus, woman by that graceful
palm- Is holy n consecrste the bour TO her who was
last the and nrs at the sepucbre sir propose
a toast to which your hearts pulse will ecbo-"Iho
daughters OF Mexico fair her are brave cloud
appIsuse.) - -, .
After great applause to Mr. Hamersey. Mr.. Cews, OF
the same commission, few words, expressed hs OBJ
LEGATION for the cheers also given to hm and bis peecs
agreement with the opinions and sentiments towards
Mexico which had been eloquenty uttered II was
twelve O'Clock the enthusiasm Of that interesting
party had not diminished At that time the audience
took leave OF senior Romero aud the Mexican gentlemen
who accompanied him. expressing IN earnest words the
s,ncsrtty Of their eutimenfs w favor Of Mexico
80 ended the demonstration.