New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
the NEV. ENGLAND Din N"H.

SPEECHES. BY JoSEPu II. CHOhTT, rTH"Y wAHD
EEECHER, AND OTHERS.
The New England Association held their
annual dinner at Dclmoncos. last evening. About
$50 members present including besides tho emf
nant speakers. Gov. Hawlcy. Gen. Mcdowell Isaac H.
Bailey II. Is. Mahon. aud the Row Dr. Prime. AT the
clos, OF The diuncr tho President Joseph II. Cioatc,
sad
should We false to all my better ppnses X In rising
for tie last tune 10 discharge the arGOus dutIc, OF Ills
chair ioed t. rSra ID. cnory o. tine many HARRY
the shrine of tho Pcrns and IN thank you IRON tho
sersn Years. since by the uot!Ir .ly dt,rure Of
SSs5ods S'' upon @y .no"dsTs f%yoosiss
4ure us that ~ the physical inan en-.
period there remains not one particle Of hud, or one
ATOM Of matter which composed the original individual
n% @ I ssHs sai drop 81 as
Of my beng tho service OF the kew-Eugand Society.
heSf. &c" Of is srSs N The late grand SaT N our
municipal You all know to what utter degreda-
iast few weeks tho spirit OF Pnritansn-ot utterly
PURIFYING aud pursng out I'LL no r ,a tnhen
had got bold Vt these miscrcants whom we now have
hold o. they would long 9T3r0 , TINS yS s
notions OF criminal justice which uniort@na!oy have
code. tho public plunderor ranked tho The
derer the first degree Hanging IL too g9od Tor them,
pho,o Rave not been faithfully presented There
l. another Puritan aea which should o. applied to our
You must do it yourself. If you want to DO
well governed you must govern yourself and
than the other party, although IL dors not need purifying
20 much yet should doterune 20 root ont everJ vco-
tige OF corruption that may have cfcpt uncr Ito folds
In quarters there efforts being made to prevent
stand between tho people ana the truth may as wen be
be ground and crushed. lApp!ause;l
The first toast "Tno Day we Celebrate" was respond
cd to by Henry Ward Becoher who said Beng myself
Yankee born it lie with very great accidental that
prase -Eogiand That so bss much that is praise
worthy cannot DO domea. espsoiaiy IN that portion
bite IL known i have often thought that histories
might be written about the May nowor, and that poems
might be 10 a 10 so%e on Oh them e w
modern eyes, they would have seemed most homey. u
outh aud Ordinary SGT Social raSes Qua no. seem
Thc6 brought with them some OF The pre1udces Of Eu
rope and had no, freed from notion, OF PEI
ence and power OF evil one The devil was every where
10 their thoughts. In our modern ames we have gone
free frOAi that superstition We Of k0wY0rk know there
is no such being Dut In the carly days Of New England
Satan was believed in piousy ana iorvently But they
Of man II You trace back the principal
pcr,aiing this country you Will mud that they are New
were trod, tesbd shaped and finally moulded there The
political machinery OF North America is Now England
machinery and notably tho doctrine OF state rights
unotlor thing: bastard NOT Of CO., New .EnSiah nI
Of tho individual they were jealous for
IN. separate and individual perpetuuty Of each commn
,ntv II con ,olidation should t.ke PLACE 1t will
ma a r,owu mon Nc head. Our New England fathers
brought up people bound 70 think about puoio affairs
They mt esey o1en W" t. To 6s ,ss ss ss anS
any considerable step 'v.sI can,tsi by tho
r"lsanr. e,bcs' were taugi: IN New England
ru.ii-, an thai splnt has rone down 10 us Of
t"tlay ~ ~d n, n,h'% pr,r i%T failure
L. Is 10 Tn: oils only 81 lar chV'Gh