New-York tribune., 1873-07-05

ures IN rre.erve the untv OF the Federal Government
thev never intended 10 override local liberty IN state OF
civ Nor did Providence by sort OF election mean
10 allow this system TO he permanently DESTROYED Inc
Democracy has proved the best custodian OF nome ruo,
THIS society Is one OF its best exemplars. Iamnahy
means nothing now not the houest cOnservator OF pun
Inc right II regenerated. The Democratic party % hts
been purified by sacrifice IL has its high utility IN tns
crisis When 1t maintained its old close COMMUNION
was said 10 be laRgard. When last year we ausWoto
such taunts by making an advance and accepting VIVA!
called liberal view of politics, we were Thia
with deserton and overwhelmed with deleat; dl,s
was not encouraging tends neither 10 lndepenuenSo
thought action. 10 drives US oack WItmn ou. % ndor
treuchmens, aud there will fly the olu Da1ner, %
which the conflict will he maintained Dy DemocIauo
artillery served by the best men OF All
The nation is undergoing the gravest perls@ @ t i ,i
greed for gain and the lust of power aud tne low p
sious OF personal and mercenary pohuos scet Of
become be apathete rms Is n3t SOVouS s ~
despairne dastards luxurious aggards ne sous % 90
Tammany not so graeeless as 10 tosS sne Pready
head back the couch OF langnlshng a. a., ~ @ an1
dead Suppose there has been strange etnak, "a n !;
have grown to Inonstr0ns p m Heaven or
earth will forever perpetuate suppose that the ast
election continued what you believe 20 oe tc m tpaf Won
leave land to the mercy of 6arTaek eou9c & asu
tisan corrnorantsi The very traditions OF TINS society
for three years inspire better laltn'
At the conclusion Of the address OF Mr Cox remarks
we're made by the Hon. Rufus W. Andrews the NON
Delano c. Calvin and Gen. +. b. SpinOa. The Hon Au'
gustus schel then extended cordial invitation 10 all
present TO descend TO the banquet hall OF the SOCIETY,"
where q collation. was served.
THE BOULEVARD CLUB.
Nations Independence, by the Boulevard Club began
AT a. NJ when a drum corps, under the direction OF
James T. King assembled at one OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and Boulevard, and after went around summohing
the inhabitants OF Boomingdae TO the fete BY sun
rise the drummers and the majority OF the members,
with good many friends, had arrived at the hag-staIi
on the club grounds at and
North River where grand reveille was oeatep tuc
stars and stripes flung the breeze and l3 guns bed
in honor OF the old Thirteen States. When the booming
OF the cannon had died away, the Boulevard Quaree
| Club sang the star spangled Banner" ana I'M
mediately thereafter breakfast was announced
As the dav wore additions were made 10 the humpeI
Of guests The Club House was handsomely decorated
bunting hoated the flagstaff above, ana the pia
form for the orators was enshrouded by flags and ban
ners A brass band played patriotic airs during
! the intervals between the firing OF the cannon
| until three o'clock when Prof. Wm' M
| Jenife recited the Declaration Of Independence
By this time the gathering was very numerous a9a
of the club Stephen J. GeOghegan. vice president r.
Oserndorf treasurer, Charles Lange, secretary D. MO
lOney, H. Shields, Matthew l. Brennan, ", ne
Brown, Charles Brown IT, Alexander Marth & Ds
vd Clark Captain Wiley Louis France W, ~ , MoiOHSS W
delivered by jerome Buck who spoke OF the uarlValed
| system al government established under the
Copsut on Of the glory Of its founders as having been
ecpsed 10y the greater glory OF its preservers, ana ol
been d0uby sanched by he crimson tde sheu ioI ~ ~
l76 aud S6i Brief addresses interspersed win iSc
afternoon programme 10 a close. Dinner wa then par
taken Of, and the days celebration ended with pyro
! tecRUic display.
| THE CINCINNATI.
4 meeting of the New-lOrk State Society
OF the Cincinnati held, yesterday, at the rooms OF
the Society Library at No 81 Unyersyplaee al winch
about 20 members present The President tho
Hon. Hamilton Fish, being absent, Vice-President W. {
Popham TOOK the chair, and prayer was offered up by
the Rev Marinu Wett, the chaplain. 1t was resolved
10 draft resolution expressive OF the feeling OF the So
cety IN the loss Of their late Treasurer John Torey
and a committee appointed for that purpose The
treasurer then reported that the total receipts during
the year were 927 H. motion was carried providing
for the pospOnement Of the election OF officers until
! July g. 1914, and the following gentlemen were
appointed by the chair take charge OF the interes
the SOCIETY," at the Centennial celebrations: Gen Johu
Cochrane Messrs Van COurtlandt, Schuyler Alexander
! Hamilton ir., and the Rev. Marlnus Nllett The so
cletv then proceeded DemOncO's where aeumptnOus
repast WAS served up. Among those present were :
P0pham the Rev Marinus Willctt, j. W. Creation W ii
! Crosby, Pierre Van COuTtandt, Thomas w. thrysVe
Gen. John COChrane, Gen. MDre W. W. Evans Ae1an-
! der Hamilton. it,, w Ii. Leggitt, George ;. Belknap
Theodosius Fowler. DR.. Grey, Alfred Douglas, L. W
Tapp and Herbert D. Torrey Toasts were drank to the
I memory Of George Washington, nnd Hamilton Fish
! which were responded to by Gen. John Coebrane