The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

the bearing ana manners OF nlgn bred gentle
man his conference.-the laier years. ana IN
many OF The portraits ana engravlnRs him
fearfuly distorted by one VI The FIRST Tude ESSAYS
% Am rlcan maDuiactlfing dentisry-stl'l pore
tne perfect outnues wnicR nature gave n. and be-
toAened the solemn gran Of SOU, holiness,
gehueness, simplicity. DeDevoience, wnlch owelt
wnhll Peaie,s portrait o. BIN, Iaken year "
OF 'HVing's Life OF Washington mny lusunes
the enthpsiaFFic ADMIRATION whica welcomed MS
appearance here, ana Ia subsequent years made
his mere presence an IRE lstibie power. Win
characteristic prOmptness he fingered not 10
satisfy the 60 es hat eased him, nut lnfoA edi
ately made MS lnspscu0n OF the elcampments
chester Neck, ana Iecoauoltred the Brit sh troops
q ON all availaOle poln's " observation. On lie
EVERY TOKEN OF MILITARY SCIENCE.
skilul engineering aHd strict discipline; within
the American lines aggregation raj her than
an army-bodies Of raw. untrained militia, sad
necessary clothing, rudeiy constructed works, ex-
tensiVe, too, beyond Tue capacity o. tue troops TO
Rhode Island regiments. under General Greene,
d-u nc discover Aught OF military orger,
greater part Of the forces consisted OF Aassach1-
sets men, and these were the most destitute. The
COMMANDERS large-hearted sympathy ala ample
Jusllce to their need ana 10 theH patriotism.
inns unhappy and devoted province" he writes
70 the President OF Congress- mas been 20 long IN
state OF anarchy and the yoke mas been lala SO
heavily on lt tnat q eat allowances are 10 De made
for troops raised unoer sucn circumstances. Inc
deficiency OF pumbers discipline and stores
Can only lead 10 this cOnclus Oh, that their spirit
has exceeded thetr stren1In.p How long WASH
ingt0n renamed IN the Presidents house cannot
be ascerialnsd--proDaby but a few days. The
house. considerably smaller than Il now ls was
ismly, ana arrangements we're early made for AIS
removal 90 the Nassal HOuse, now Mr.. LonRiel-
lows, which mad been deserted Dy It's tory owner
and occupied b. me MarDlenead troops. Here he
resided IN the following April
The immediate eyeAts which followed were then
described, ana an eloquent resume Of the war and
eulogy upon the character and services OF wash
ington given In conclusion, the Professor
saio -
Fellow citizens, let Us praise our fathers by be-
cOmmemOratlon be q revival season OF pubnc and
civic virtue. Let the blessed memories whlch We
rejoice 20 keep ever green be eBwreathed alresh
wltn Oh ga resolve and earnest endeaYor 10 trans
NIT the liberty SO dearlJ purchased 10 centuries
yet TO come. When RnOtRer centennial rolls
round let there be names idenfine VITA this, our
conntry's secend blrthLlme, that shall ma Mt
place in the chaplet OF honor which our children
VII weave. some such names VIII be there
Lincoln, Andrew, the heroes OF our civil connlct,
SKIN IN that crisis Narded of worse peIls than
those Of armed rebellion. Let these be reinforced
DY yet otner names that shall be written lndeIoly
en- the pillars OF our reconstructed Union. Fellow
CT zens heirs OF renowned fat ers, looK 10 IL tDat
IN your hands their Trust De fulfilled; that the
travail u their soul have The only recompense
they sought.
Al tne conclusion OF the Grafton the band played
national airs and the procession marched TO Me-
moral HAIL. where dinner served TO ABOUT
500 guests. A prominent feature or the dluner was
q pyem oy oliver wendell Homes. Speeches were
Senator Boutwell,. Ex-Governor WasnDurn, Josiah
Quincy General HlnKa.