The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-09
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Of arbitration 70 violence and bloodshed and this Is
viii prevail hereafter render peace perpetual in the in
the 70 be Derived for from anion
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those which England sought when she admitted drsi Scot
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rolls on q our commercial exchanges are developed and
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on The on -FOUR noble river a. far as
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who hold high Office IN countries NE this. foster pro
q New BrSnswsk numbers Of people who began we With
obtained a. hono1ssis inSspsnasnes. not
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srucon individual enabled the
and the right path to advancement lcbeers, and many
taught TO judge Of and take part In the public affairs
ppause The safety Of State rests the enlightenment
of the people The knowledge generally spread Of the axoms
which sound observers have deduced from the study public
gull Improvements in the general condition Of mankind ZAP
pause) shows that improvement u the interest OF the
and stability the interest Of the people Cneers
II these axoms be but laid heart and acted upon through
out the Dominion, the country, happily crcumstanced
10, may write its in history. tCheen 1t has
career before II which ! am psrs1sded !, 4
with the complete good will Of It's powerful neighbour the
United States and with the support and applause OF England
and OF Europe (Great cheerng) The country has all the
elements Of greatness Everywhere the and the land
TEEN WITH resources which invtte and promise
abundant reward to industry The Inhabitants inherit from
their forefathers the selfreance and the
government carefully modelled the free institutions Of
England matured by the best wisdom OF British and
Canadian statesmen seems emineny well fitted foster
and give scope to the energies of the people and
70 enable them 10 make the most OF the lavish
wealth Of nature which Providence in bounty has
placed At their disposal Cheers) II the various provinces
SO happily circumanced but stand together and true
great things and build up fabric the abiding shelter Of
dusry order and Freedom and the chosen and cherahed
home Of energetic intelligent, Godfearng millions. Tim
cheering which lasted for several seconds
followed up by three enthusiastic the
General proposed BY the Chamberlain and three more
more vociferous possible for Lady Young, proposed by
Mr.. Albert Lockhardt)
Other toasts and speeches followed, and in the
evening the principal streets were Illuminated, and
bon1res and fireworks were numerous In all sections
OF the city.