The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-30

Relieve II De future q he republic with hrmer filth
none love IL with more gatSfa iovssna tovSt It's
rescue from the perils which beset IL now ~
cheerA) life Of unbroken prosperity ncs 'rs a.
error and sin and disaster They each obey RON .'Me
time the headlong instincts OF passion anu ~" 49,.
IN q excitement wSo1 sT So rssrsshsy
do repent The sins of youth sorrow and saasr
ing atone for and from that very agony when hssn
born the purer and wiser spirit oy whose mos su sa.
ance a nobler existence is attained. me ereas
, rep is not dSSm1 SsS, career on the very
bloom and promise q Its youth Aye, though
clouds gather thick ana ~ s GSl1 dscor%
tured pundered deuded and betrayed yet in spite OF all
Of it shall ve-tgreat cheerng)-p1ri1ed by alicton
81 % snd GOOD again When the factions and oss
Of 10 day are passed away and forgotten The young
oak may bend before s s Snd on Se
ground; it may seem ruined and dead; but
when the spring returns IL awakes, renews It's life,
NAV IL be- with this republic Civil war; thank God, is
over It's wreck and ruin blight the land no more VIC.
tor and vanqushed have sheathed the there Jet
il rest forever Victor and vanqushed stand together by
the grave where their dead sleep side by side,
In one red burial bent
Teuton and Saxon and Celt there they lie, from the
Rhine and the shannon from Poland and Hungary they
came; and never child Of New England faced the red
vale OF death with consistency than they Native
and foreign-n faith and hope in the republic In active
feeling with which its heart is stored in performance OF
the duties that become Citizen what difference Is
there hs"s f ssq h.
the bivouae shouted the same cries. felt the
fond and faithful brotherhood Of arrns-nave and
asr 70 their doomMcompsnions and friends in life in
death thew we're not dsunited The speaker continued
"a this eloquent strain f2r goms t9s remarkins that
Of people, formed Of the population Of every nation
somnon good Lend yoar sar then, then CON con;
there is prejudice in The American people against what
is called the foreign element amongst them Tell thoss
rss ws s American s ' .9 e. s s
who misrepresen them and prey upon them. Tell them
you trust TO its honor its hospitality It's innate love Of
that of the American people, the working thinking
Stunning, producing, taxpaying American people, you,
yourselves form considerable part he continued 70
impressive oratory length and then advered TO
the object of the festival Your esvity has charitable
account am here to-day Your purpose is to devote the
proceeds Of this festival In aid of the Catholic Proec
npsa
II could not be under the guidance OF nober man.
The speaker then proceeded to speak in terms Of high
eul0gy Of the Proect0ry Institution and the great good it
was designed to accomplish. He spoke also of the
cessty Of educaton-of educating the heart as well as
assist the destitute, and especially the young The
speaker closed as foOws:The Geographic cable that
was TO have connected Ireland and America lies thou
sand fahoms deep spark Of intelligence will
throb across the deep dark gorges where 1t lies
knack Of toying with mans handiwork, or toss
ing il on its pillows in play, or crushing or
certain, laYless, percuess, treacherous, and,
fear disloya clement for neither Canute, the king
of DID,. nor De sauty the electrician to-day can
across the Atlantic no storm can ever break The wild
will do homage and bend their high crests and
bear it softly along The rude wind will be Its servant,
ship that fits TO and fro the Atlantic will be as
shuttle weaving :vc- closer end closer tho thread Of
fabric which Time itself will grieve to away.
The tie Of Christian chartythe message of brothery
lovethe Divine evange that in the better purer hap
pier hours of life speaks from heart to heart from soul
to SOUL from listening guardian, seraphim TO seraphm
"Peace on earth, to mon good will"
After few words from DR.. Ives, and recitation by
Mr. Lawer, those present peaceaby separated, having
enjoyed the day heartily.