New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18


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Atcilnt Of weshtirr salary.
Before the audience cried encore
The pastor closed With tho recital wealth growth
OF the city and the character and glorious achievements Of ITS
GRAFTON By THE noy. WILLIAM B. KINNEY.
MI KENNY commenced BY giving review Of the efforts to
Portugal and Holland and noted the cause OF the numerous
signal failures, And where are nov he vast dominon o. We
hopes and imposing resources AL nj vanished IKE tne pa
geahi OF dream Aher litle more fhan century Of VAN
praises receive the Inheritance o: few feeble bands OF friend
iess ore fleeing little island Ia the with nothing
bui their on lardy virtues Efforts marvellous well
summon reacci.on aud II 10 reoa and commemorate
oae n tie woos 4 these LITTLE bands that here TO-
Speaking OF DO character OF the early settlers the orator
rfey w.r ,hem.e.ve al aborer almost al with whom
dsa. aes,,y and dl''ipia. Thsy l.bo'sS Ia
earned s, broad oy ~ sTea q si ow. brow" and ,ss
% ai sy :; s ii S ssnof Of verdi end
And re;sr'ing % the spirit that animated them
Il minated that prosecutors formed one OF
kindred companies By whom this continent was brs
redeemed successfully and ooonzed and that all the other
more powerful attempts 20 effect permanent colonization for
deserve. further son II We would fully
tAe great providenia movement OF the Seven
een,h Century 90 which wo our existence rs nation
covefy during period all the efforts OF royal princes all
the combined energies of powerful corporations and the
golden treasures were made in vain II would seen, there
fore oouary providentsy designed to dae It's
Ysiop. .: the aTSo Of kings, Queen Elizabeth under
assumed claims had given the OF Virginia to the entire
continent tut the whole result OF her four aboous
attempts establish colonies and trade few hundred
| pounds OF tobacco from the adventurous courtier
Raleigh who lgl. her the queeny accompaniment OIL
| smoking a pipe Not subject did she have
al her death in these wild dominioa,, whica she
had destined the honor OF pcrpeaang her naughty
yirgiIiy All similar attempts az colonization by other po"
ers a. sgnaly failed Meantime the lust for dominion
and quest OF treasure found an ope Held ana ioted IN sa
the Southern Continent Now when we behold
feeble company exes with visible Of power ae
comprising end which royalty and patronage the oye Oh
dominion aud o. gold had 30 long esayed IN van anu ouhu
to The pathway Of tao sea LAID bare and Its waves
a wall ho rlsht hand and on the Ii and tue crAIeu
olo,ng waves 10 that higher than human
the power which presided over tie exodus OF the Pilgrim
1he sublime has parallel 10 history since the
bu be Gaee first dethroned the gods heather
little bark before landing upon their dagntess but chosen
ATLANTA 3D. for the first time the grand principle
Of voluntary oadraey OF free independent men, nstltung
for the benefit not OF the governors but oil the
governed Ts august compact was only the first OF series
by which letters Of system OF oppression were to be
ufoAen lie thus pared the efforts OF spanish cavaliers
| with those Of our Puritan fathers
Mexico was coloBzed just century before New England
BY est Prs Of The pr9qdssi Empire Of Europe
10 her poadess sge-te Empire Of Ceryante C9Tisz rar
milton Of thrcss anarchists without soney in the midst Of
erhauses mines whou, character abroad OK
rejoicing the midst OF mighty nation crowned with every
heaye tho rewards oil the personal virtues OF
sternho& Hopknss version OF the One Hundredh Psalm
sung by the whole congregation to the tune OF od hund
All people tina, earth doe dwell.
ss q IL, t9s VIII Is. n .,.i.. ,4Sss
Couis zee before him and rejoice
The Lord. ye know, |. God indeed.
Wee ar. bis sooLe hee doe.h '. fesds
And for his sheepe hee doe,h W take
Oh enter then his gates with praise.
ArG: .., with na S b.. f s. Nam. ...y,
For I. sesnely to doe.
Fswhy, he Lord ., .S our Co.. o9s good
III. truth :, - ii%.: sI%ey stood
| Ieaetiction by the Rev. III. ShIIH
FLAG PRESENTATION.
At the chose Of regular ceremonies Mr. W H. Bergiels
erntenient OF Freedmen. presented TO Gov
Ward guide flag of the 10Th kewersey Cavalry Regiment
campaign II had been carefully concealed by the soldier
who carried IL and after the surrender was secured BY Capt
ceyed BY the and delivered Gen Penrose who
commanded the brigade at the time the guide was cap
| tgred.
The bad gwen notice IN the % s
roned the 2d inst and the morning sky angued
sramy a' Tie da proved more favorable than had
been expected and the fremcn military and Give societies
cut II TIE ana mas se imposing than
would have been had the day been fine
| IyESISG COLLATION..
given in The room. Of the Historical Society the
Hal nj The Sps''S Without s stint were Tho n
vted guests selected from the t OF NswalA anu re
carss OF the weather the ladies In full dress ana pc
the judicious management the rooms were no.
and hence the beautiful ladies' so elegantly aed
appeared 10 the hest possible advantage. .
the musc and the dance the and the
brilliant deco the fashonabes OF Newark rolled ike
gentle waves around the hall; when tho iah tables
croaued beneath the costly load; when all went merry
"a marriage bell could the spirits OF the dead concealed
from mortal looked 10 tho scene the concu'
SION mus. have LeeE inevitable Mahomets Eiysum mas
! supplarted our towns Psssaic River.
Quaransias Report.
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