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thonch her SOL Is oi1cu cold and ate1t1e The te.f1s
Of hef people ars Wa5m and hospttable; md when
The threshhold OF eternity, his patl il Iiulo-d bV
returning past- :.
Queen OF Great BsiuiA1."
/. (Mut1e-God Save the Queen.J
Hon, lsaae Buchanan responded to the tosat ns
Queen. but he wouid ray thar wns no oonplinsent
than to ask him 10 Do 80. ne highly cuiogiEed
Queen, who occupied ous of thc highest t. po,,sions
that could BE- tatned In this world.
IT. Tse rFss.dsa. 1hsn an1oaneed he next regular
iNuste-stM spsneled Bsnner.1 sell A'e
Hcn Mormon u. Judd said, IN responding to the
toast Waa With extreme pleasure be vas called
.3s poh 10 bhfp ne " T. M an who hid assn from
posiuon IN The greatest milton Of the world. There
Was great lesson TO be learned nom the history
Of such : man. 1t was IN incentive 10 every one
among us to strive with all our energies 6nd emit
late the virtues which had raised HIN mon, that
humble sphcre, and which pow adorn The hi:hest
Omitted stsiea, where alone there was the po*sibl-
tty Of 30 ris1ng; and God bloss the Prcsident.''
The Frcs1dcni then announced the next re9n1ar
toast '.1he people Of Great Britain and the United
Rand-t5con wha hac." ...z.. :,
Tho toast was responded to by d.. Walker. He
Ea'd IT was an old saying that Inflated speeches
know that he would form any exception to that
rle II was his happiness to claim the distinction
q being an Englisiman, and he would be unwor-
high poslnon which Eueland had held In lines
past. and which sbe. yet held. That position had
ea n9 Ssn 1ss pRs b af1 en1s s H.
centre OF vast empire which was scattered over
tthe whole globe, "a which hsd
See3 TS1 e. sy ptaSa ns Il S4 ne & es
70 many distinguished men, and a The mother Of
this great republic she Was worthy Of the love not
only Of her own children but Of the people Of this
He tbe speaker claimed another distinction BE-
side That ol being m EcElishman. He Was proud
to call h1znee1f an American citizen. long resi-
dence IN this country had taught him to 1oyp and
re.ereace The Institutions Of the United Satce to
wonder at md admire her glorious past carper and
10 look forward to the glorious prospects which
that any cause for va would arise between the Two
countries. He w1s confident OF the justncss and
toRecness Of both nations, and that IN Fpite Of the
Reoua iii eoanai e the
Mr. G. L. Wilson followed In few remarks, in
the course Of ~hich he eaid that Il war should
svs6 S.a as "a Rseaps pb oad h ss
e,ea,nE- -H1hc memory Of Abraham lineoin.''
D1rge, By the band.
Robert le1vcy. Esq., responded to the toasi as
Ar.. p. .ssdnt: The sentiment to which you
bare done me the honor 10 call on me To respond.
quized Tor the mere mention OF The nnn1e ol AbEa-
ham Lincoln, martyr to liberty is Of itself sufficient
to strike responsive chnrd tn ever heart [Cheersl
adding lustse to nsme, ,he famc OF which is PEI.
enntAl and Will be etc nal; but you have been
pleased to call uron me, and cannot decline-
Whether viewed as l statesman, citizen or
nj = PTaeA 1pnf r1r
proudly prominent. With an equanimlty which
no resesses could disquiet, fo1titads which
Which so eSna ssRp and a,rs n ,ass
tried BY The cxtrrmcst ol fortune, good aud evll,
and were disturbed BY either, his name challenges
he admiration @ Of h. world. And. long alter The
dnned tn death, and the voice which now addresses
YOU shs1l be hnshed foseyer and Be forgotten, his
Of the nauon, when all 'he clAnoor Of bis bltterest
opponents shall have long ceased to be heard. And
rs The beet!ing rock Upon the oca.n shose. which
which have dashed around It's base, rears its head
secure and unmoyed Tar above their influence, 80
VIII his HcycEcd name Rhine out and be regarded by
grateful atlachn,ent as that q tue patriot md the
free peuple. :
this world Of cntc and Gos1ow for pne where the
how knes Of vanqnished Eact,ona can no man assaI.
ta ~ aba .5e re-. 1eb s p n1es o. IN hs
and pleasant spot, near TO his old quiet home, ill
that Il mortal Of the wise Statesman and hottest
watch lie stntlDei around ihs naasolsnm % si iii
eEshriues his bones md when the monument 10
Be Fes1ed BY ths nation oses his grave ahal IN IL
dscn's children she! eather around Z spel ont the
name OF Abraham Lincoln inscribed thereon. speak
O. his sad and terrible end and Of the gress crime
Which caused II, and with bA1cd hreath and fearful
VHlATsHf thGF nH and
true be WIS. Nor. a. has been heaoEfnliy said,
will old mo1talittes be wanting 10 keep tbs rec
ord blight Tor the petusal OF generations yet to
Time md the OCCASION permit no more extended
remarkt hut ere gut the snh5ect forever, feel
United States Of America hayo lost citizen A. no
bic and truehearted - any who lives On theIr broad
e1psnse; The Cbsir Of stste, magistrate worthy
md sosrowiug. circle OF relatives and friends i
chaIaeier dId hin nd item more honor thsn even
All men hayc their ftnill,es, and the subject OF
this humble tribute was but a man; but such
msn that SO long a the summer snn shall east its
heart Of every tue manweli al the recollection Of
him in honor of whose memory these fen words
many high and noble quaiit,es vii livc n remem-
bfaDce while the American uation ttRel endpEcs.
cloud applause-)
Ills heart wss his count,5'e, hIa idol her honor:
ner friend mas his ft'cad, md her foe Vas his foe
When her union wns threatened, and war thrust
Ftrst how E1na his rebute, then how staSaGt ill
Nor yet Is all mourning. Let proud words be
By those who may stand by the side OF his grave.
We have Laid in the rest neTeF more to be broken
The dud and the gentle, the wlse aud tho hfaTe
Mr.. Becr then sung With much ta*te and feeling,
the EtiEeks Shepherds popular ballad Of "The
Han&.T 1Axf