The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-28

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earnest, enthusiastic "God speed"
sFE.CH or MAYOR sHURrLEYF.
Tne next toast was 1.-THE City OF B0ston-Am0ng
the nrst TO welcome all measures to assure the high.
est civilization Of the world, she Will hall with Joy
space. the two great obstacles to the progress OF
ment and said
full manner In which the just has been
municipal Boston cannot % ndrcrss sIs s the
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10 tho most honorable manner. We OF The city
another llnk .hs; WIN bind II harmony friendship
the amos nnon Of as sn dur pics Let {, as es
then hearty for The results w6ics viii
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world future Of universal peace and repetition Of milsn
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Then will prosperity. thrift and happiness abide
oONdRATULAroRY DISPATCHES BETWEEN THE PRE-
feet OF PARIS AND THE MAYOR OF BOSTON.
AT this point the proceedings were Interrupted by
Mayor Shurtleff, OF Boston, who SAID that he had
just received over the cable the following despatch:
sIa WILLIAM THOMPSON HIS ExchLLksoy THE
have the honor Of transmitting you follow In: ele-
Ts Mrs. h qnT on BOSTON
Tho Project Of Paris; rejoicing in h. happy occasion Of
Boston accept his bss compliments good wishes.
The Mayor said he had answered as follows:--
To HIS ExokL!ENoY THE PRErE0T OF Paris
The Mayor OF Boston sends most hearty greeting May the
Prosperity and smy and may the cities Of the Old and New
Worlds rejoice in mutual congratulations the great scen
'''' NXfMANfEi. b. sHURrLEFF, Mayor of Boston
The next sentiment was ''rhe French Atlantic
Ielckrhpu ulrcCty uIlttiJIp TWO CDHtIlculS.
May Il be to all time only medium OF good will
and the promoter OF an international peace as
serene and Indlsturbed as that OF the still ocean
deeps through which 1t holds its course" Sir James
Anderson responded to this a. follows:-
SPEECH OF SIR JAMES ANDERSON.
know when came into this tent to what should be called
upon to speak or whether should speak a. al may,
sGinss say may ny perhaps. things
meets 50 many natural authors anywhere and feel am
unequal TO say awning 90 epqnen! nave heard since
with Atlantic cable. since they have succes,iay
ss SSua did Dc not fs cold ire hS sSd ss ag
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scene and with sugh unbo1nacd CONTAMINATION as wa have
could aOs somsth1s not eloquent least earnest and
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part .! he snssfpriss jus. n.ysa:
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p.nx was Of different nature and rsSSsd
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deal q snf Psm s nssa
been often said Professor Isre. .o5 when asked
F "ss' kosf 1 &. spot history
Of ss ca ~ &. hing NAV ~.d ~: AZ,
IL Ss:ssoSn.su. o. pS,eary knew wen the hOnorsd
mentioned here to-day, ana Weld 10 none IN my
spect their greatness their earliest energy and
doear1ng intellect that brought thsm from land crowded
with political oppression TO the land where they might civil
lie and evauseze and other difficulty that the
God they feared and tho land they loved might
put 10 their way. ] didn't forget to feel to-day,
when the reverend gentleman asked the BLESSING that
gous ceremonies very devou,ly carried out and think
would been wrong for New England TO have received
cable without similar expression Of heartfelt sincerity
No knows whether tho electric cable viii become
implement In instrument In the OF peace At
al events cables have become great fact and would be
forgetting and outraging Of justice II did not
confess honestly hero that the Atlantic cable ia indebted more
to my good friend Cyrus Field than to any other man y
ing. I hear since landed on these shores ruImQrs
that he opposed this csbs many and divers Ways but
friends have embarked large OF money In their enter
prise and with all the energy natural TO his character he
will defend the enterprise whore he has placed his
money so far a. honorable business enterprise is
concerned should not regard AZ bun just,
because would all do the Thing ourselves Laugh
teri have hoard also since came here that there has been
. certain OF opposition TO the landing Of ths cable
II be due TO the same kind Of cnsrprse may be duo
friend, Mr. Field, andss colleagues but do not care
for that quite that the American people VIII nos
let any one induce them 10 be unjust. am qilte
sure that YOU will not allow any inaugirate en-