The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-11

Westward IN cloud and storm they rave
or hs es s snDe so SGd ssnae% ave.
Eastward they break in laundering roar
And AIbion's point, that fearless meets he shock.
Four hundred l years have well nign past
70 naylEate these unknown seas
Bioc@Ss II Ssrdars b ' r. 1 IN trees.
Intrepid glory OF aUtunna light
What reck we cow of space and time
As on 4 highway safe ana last,
That sea we cross from cline TO cline
ON throbbing wings OF v4por blast'
nh The s Sea%s W % soe nsT pswr sSS%
Her fiery sleeds the seas pant DER
And tongues OF lightning from shore to shore
o brothers OF that glorious westi
In DS9G " race trlI in AL things hest
ofi o"r TeiG nd ,, While r we te:.
No nobler livas we desire
Than children sprung from Celt Saxon sire
From East to West song OF praise.
THE Speeches
TIE speeches were nearly all brief ana good
The Lard Mayor OF Dublin, the Provost OF the Uni
versity. Judge Mullen, OF New York. Lord Cnlef
Justice Wniteside. Rev. DIR. HAugnton and Colonel
Glldersleeve we're the principal speakers.
THE PROVOST
alluded gracefully to his claim to be called an
American on account OF his intimate relations
extended the neartiest OF welcomes to the men,
bers OF tho team.
THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE
complimented botn Americans aud America on
the gigantic progress OF the United States, and
classicaliy spiced his compliment with an apt
Latin quotation. He also briefly sketchcd the
origin and growth OF Trinity University. and
alluded TO the brilliant careers OF Curran, Grattan
and Sheridan. closing with toast
REV. DIR. HAUGuToN
responded IN a witty speech, In which he ex-
planned why to his thinking, 1t was per Getty
proper tnat the university should have departed
from It's traditions and given u pubic dinner like
the present occasion. He said he cared little who
Won in the international match. as he was not
interested in the mere rne shooting, but IN the
spirit of emulation without envy which prompted
the match--tnat spirit which was "tne very cs-
sence and breath oil the nostrils or the college in
which he stood.n lie closed by humorously ad-
visng the irish marksmen TO hit the riRnt target
an admoniton which produced general laugh at
tue expense OF the valiant Miner. Colonel Gil
dersleeve's speech was very brief. and was
hearty Acknowledgements OF the splendid compli-
ment paid 10 him and his men.
THE FINAL SONG
OF the evening was TO the stirring music OF "Hail
Columbia" and Its noble chorus completely
drowned the opposition notes Of yankee
Doodle" which some enterprsing student now
and then played on q squeaking pipe In the court
YARD OF the university. The words were as
follows:-
Welcome, brothers from the West
Brothers whom we love the best
~ ID that courses through YOUR veins
song from British sires,
with love bosom fires
t..t - lf.ft D mighty ocean raves
ither shore IN stormy waves'
waves adverse tide,
hea rts c an eier divide
[
\. a. in rivalry
Wnich with heart and hand,
Shall honor most his Fatherland.
Brothers. divide;
Science with her giant stride
Can traverse witt her vapor stecd
That mighty sea from shore TO shore
And make our brothe rhood the more
SO may we meet eacn coming year;
20 may our hearts grow still more near,
While still our rivalry may be
10 make mankind more great and free
St united, &C.
TRINITY sUsTAINs ITS REPUTATION.
II Is easy to see from the ab we hurried nores
that the Trinity dinner was brillisnr occasion.
but 1t 10 expected TO pale before the spIendors
of the banquet given by the Lord Mayor ON the
evening OF the great day.