The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-18

THE SOLDIERS or TuE REVOLUTION
gone the statesmen VINO etuondied theh
WORK Ia the constitution 81 the United states
have passed away VITA them. 100, sleep tnose
VINO In tue carrier days watched the develop.
ment vi TINS wonurous frame 81 govern.
menf. rhe mighty master cf thought ana speech
by whose voice, iilty Years ago, was dedicated the
monument 1T whose base VIZ stand anu whose
noble argument that tne Constitution IS not
compact hut la~, ~ ts nature supreme an .
perpetu 4. won Tor nm the proud name " tne
EXpOunder OF the Constitution, rests with those
whose work n 20 noby yndicatel, happy ~ ieasl
that ms eyes were not permitted 70 behold tnt
sad slghf or States 'Liscorlunt, belligerent anc
dreacaed - lraternal oiooi.N ne Ups u MN wne
Twenty-Five Years a2o concentrated tals ami
yersary WITH mat SURPRISING grace ana eiOquence
all his own. ana wlth tnat spirit 81 pure palrloI
ism In wncn we may strive az least 70
initiate hm, are silent now. Ihroughout tne
craei years OF war That clarion voice, sweet
vet far resounding, summoned his country
men 70 me strusgie on WHICH our ~, oalon , w
OF tue ancient nall dedicated 70 liberty even ~nlle
the retiring storm yet tnundered along tns
horizon. was AZ ne would nave wished it snouie
have been. III love and cuarltI 70 the distressed
people o. IN south bat althnngn taey navs
passed nesond the veil whlch separates the IN
seen word from mortal gaze, the lessons whlct
they have lett remain adjurng us whatever may
nave been NJ pcrii- me dseords, the sorrows Q!
IN. past TO struggle always Tor that 'InUre pertec
Unoun ortained by the consttu ion. Here. ~
least, however poor and inadequate Tor an occa-
sion tina rises so vast ana grand above US our
words - De. none snail be uttered inat are not
In regard ana rove 20 al ol our leoW CITIZENS no
feelings nOulged except those OF anxious uesirc
Tor tner pros gerity ana happiness.
UNlOs o. NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN HEARTS.
We are gratlhed to-iay Dy The presence OF clti-
zens oi Maryland, Virginia, souta Carolina rs
Wen OF other States or the South. Ihelr
fathers ancient lrienas OF Massa cnusetts;
II was the inspiration they gave winch strength.
enea the hearts anu nerved tie arm OF every man
OF New England. In every proper and larger
sense tue SOIL upon which tneir sous stand 10
tueirs a. well as ours. anu wherever there may
have been estrangement, mere, at least, we
nave met upon common ground. They unite
with Us In reeo2nition OF tue great prlncipes
OF cvl and religious liberty, and, in plous
memory Of those WHO y,naicated them,
tney Join with us IN the wish make or
TINS regener.ted Union power gIander
and more august than It's founders dared 10 nope.
Standlng ALWAYS IN generous remembrance Of
every section OF the Union. ueither now nor here
after will we distinguish between states or Sec
tions IN oar anxiety for the glory and happiness
OF ALL To-day upon the verge OF the centuries. as
together we ooS PACK upon that Mhich i gone IN
largely enjoyed ny US. 30 together VIII we look
forward serenely anu with confidence 10 thAt
whcn rs ADVANCING, Together viii we utter our
sol mn aspirations IN tue sUrlt oil the motto OF
the city wnicn Incioses witain It's limits tao
battle nel i aud the town lor wacn it wa fought
'As G1u was 10 our lathers 50 may He be 10 us.h
Mr.. warren, President Of the Bunker HUI Aonu-
ment Associations gave historical sketch o. tne
SO .eil. closing MS reH arks oy introducing Gen.
GENERAL snEEMAx's RLMAREs.
In the course his speech the General stated
that lo-day's ga91ant surpassed anything 81 the
knd he had ever before seen. Wnie the review
the Sar, exceeded 1t IN numbers, vet Ii was ack-
ing IN mans OF the attractive features Of to-day's
spontaneous eninusla,m whicn charac. erzed the
entire iAarcn ot to-day.
succeeding General Shermln Governors Hart
rant, or PENNSYLVANIA; Bedle oil New Jersey;
lngersoll, or Conneclicut; Dingiey, or Maine, aud
Wee President Wilson made snort addresses.
Speaker Blame and senator Ferry We're among Inc
DISTINGUISHED leop.e presenr. Darkness caused
an abrupt termination o the exercises ana the
audience was dlsmiSseu with 4 Oenedlcion.
The MILITARY RESTING.
This evening those OF the Visiting mil tary
orgauZitinus that remain III the city ale gen.
orally resting ater thelr very fatiaung marcn
and exercises OF the dly. having Deen unacr
march or on the march from seven IN the morn
ing TIL near eight III the evening".
RECEPTION AT rnE PARKER HOUSE
An informal reception gwen by the Aassachu.
setts Commanuery the Loaf Legion OF the
United states 20 General Sherman 10 the Parker
guests ana military visitors. The exercises were
purely IN ormal and exc -edin tlS pleas nut.
OTHER REcEPrIONs.
The Fifth MARYLAND regiment was ent ertained
at the Somerset Cluh. The Marine Bana OF WASH
ington serenaded the club. winch attracted large
crowd to Tue neighbornooa or the club house.
VA ious otler of tue military organizations are
being entertained oy the social aud political clubs
III particular favor, and Culo1el jenkins announces
the reception OF more Invitations tnan ne Is able
even to acknowledge.
TiE ILLUMINATION
At q late hour TINS evening the streets ara
brilliant illumlnations Of inc public buildings.
Inc state House and City Han are the objective
pOInt- each presenting gorgeous spectacle OF
gas ieis, tralspareneles aud caicium ignts Fiom
each 81 he lOur portals OF BuuEer I'LL monument
powerful calcium lights are displayed, rejecting
their brightness far OUT upon tie sea ana ada
cent country Various residences ana private
buildings are illumInatel. anu there is general
display or fireworks Throughout the city.
the CELEBRATION A SUCCESS.
The celebration Of to-day has iar exceeded any
antlcpatons that could u we oe n irrmeu. Care
fully prepared estimates give tue mliitary az
III 500 ana the aggregate NUMBER Of men III the
tue procession at $4,000 Considering the vast
numbers IN the city, there has been universal
degree 81 quiet But few arrests are reported al
police headquarters this evening.