The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-13

tomcn who had boon Standard bearers In the
From tie time that t 'C1 Chcf Massratc i Of the
United states had been innugurated who was
orcaslon Of savinr that the lie Of tho nation de-,
pended upon that at heing branded as n crime.
nnd that If not 80 branded. there would be no
hopcof our surviving us IA nation. repeat that
now"
The Governor excused himself from making
n longer address. as he was fatigued by his visit
to the public Institutions.
Licul. Gov. Dorsheimer was the last speaker.
He sald
LIEuT.-Gov. DoRsHEIMER's SPEECH.
Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN or THE MAN
HAITIAN CLuB: ! have been wanting to see
Demo rats together evr since last November;
been together sooner. You stand to-day under
nn obligation Of duty SUI as never before rested
upon. a party inthis country. AwronG has been
Is your duty Ia redress that wrong; for. If you
do not. then i will stand unredrcss"d and grow
into precedent Of fearful omen for the future.
That duty devplvcs upon you. for il Is you who
have been wrongcd. and in Hll affairs II ia for
the party wrongrd to seek redress and work out
tho punish mout To- the wrongdocr. | say
that II the ID 'morrncy shall fail in tho perform
an 'e of this great duty they will bc oven more
culpuic than those VINO prrprtrdted the wrong
Now, what shall we do about ~ Well in the
first place, uron every occasion, in public and
witness against Il: We will make tho sense of
this wrong 20 lay heavy upon every cunscicn-
We will not content ourselves with thnt. 4 dis
tngu shed member of the House of Repre-
s"niAtiN's, whom saw few moments ago
hero, told mo, last evening. that the House
Of representatives. had the power TO inquire
,5sr nmd t taSs ~ h a. @n may say TO- yoq H. Yr M
Constitution endowed with those rreut powers
which IN every e'ncratiun the British House of
Commons has used boldly and with perfect
freedom io work out tho Liberties Of the Fnsiish
people, lApplgusrl Those powers were given
tothe House of Repre-" "ntativcs, ,as distinguished
from the Congr - az lur-c. by reason Of the
lnowl adge of how cnlcl,ious they had boon for
ne rrcsrrption of porniar liberty in the past
morracy Of this country viii not shrink from
doing what every English gentleman would
trcl bound hy his honor and his patriotism
to do. IL the duty r. sted upon him. lApplause.l
50 shall hop" that It may b" within the scope
oi a a siat smanl kr policy, rcsonicly pursued.
even before the neat cl, ctiOn comes. .Great
applauscl
AFTER THE srErcurs.
Arer the meeting in The pnr'ors had ended.
and whii' the gu' SIS were pariak'ns ~ rolla-
tiOn. a -'rcnud" WIS rendered IN. guests. When
tn. band had finished PLAYING. thcrc were loud
Den ' ami H.njrirRs. Mr ri'denn n'ai arpearrl on N
o." stops of the club house. followed ly Mr..
dl, r. ,s, .n' ~ 'n' ,,gTnS WE. We 80 long
w.tuE many minutes. Both Mr.. Tldon and
Mr.. Hrndri H. said few words to the tlron:.
aud were frequently Interrupted hy rA"D r..
IT," ,nthu@ .Gsm reached t- .lmaN whona eeu-
tlenan jumped upon N, iron railing in front
5 ronarb@. and ~llod Tor tro" Gid tine
Ie. r. for Iid u and Hendricks. Thcs" were
.iN n Win " Nill. ana Altr speech from
Lieut. Gov. Dorsheimer the crowd slowly dis
| lHr-rl.
Letters werc rccciycd by the committee in rc-
sr'nsr To lnN. N.ttion- from nearly two hundred
gentlemen. Th"s" all "Nrr 'S-"d r's,ret in the
usual manner al tl" recipients inability 10 Doe
| present. Gov. VI Crnry ~ X autu 'ky wished the
| Nauhaitan Cun happy evening and hoped
for pleasant VOYAGE and safe return
| for tho great lndianlan., Among oth'rs who
s.nt r"-r,iS hy it"r or Telegram wrrt cN-G Coy.
HorntIn seymour S"nntor Eaton 81 Cinnrotl-
| cut. senator Decd ut krutu Ky. GOV Nichols II
| Louis ,nn9. Speak.r Randall oi Pennsylvania
| Of Albany. thirf Justice sanford j. Church.
| senator Bnyurd ol Delaware senator Stoshton
~ New J.rs v. senator IN 5 of West Virginia.
senator M"rrimon of North Carolina. Ri'!i-
ard NAuN OF Philadelphia. John Robbins Of
| ihiad.lpha eN Coy; H9ston oi Mas usytts,
| Prnn-ylynnin. Charles Francis Adams Il Mas
| - .husctis senator Thurman Of Ohio. Gov.
| Allen OF Ohio George II Penileton Of ONO.
.N- Senator Trumhuli OF Illinois. tonsr. S-inan
| Nnrr son Of Illinois, = .uut'r- BpEy uud Cock
or.l of VI i--,uri. Srunior Lamar of Mi--.-sippi.
| senator " .th"r= of virginia and senator Cor
don Of Georgia.
The n.u-i' fnr tho ser"nadaa was furnished by
| GrM4u- band. at the "Nprls" oi ulc \nung
| pressed th"ir admiration for the standard bear-
| About hiIf past - o'rlo,s Graflla's musi-
| clans a-~"wll urlur % cal 'um light in the
| way. and rnN'i for ilt'rn minutes. IL the
| moan time eN-Gov lirndrl IS rca 'hri the
! hN' u. AMI when tH' .fNul tunn waS cone
/ 'lulnd. appeared 40 a window ot tur room
! lt'-id. MT ana hle Wlf'. Mr. II ntri"h~ .. wed
| and m;it h.N" ~ hru. lNt the hr'r o.: q the
| tlrpug r"rl 'r'l 30 u- less. Mrs. II 'ndrl't-
| amt two utn.t it'ii'- .'puc :" ih" " lniuW mo-
ho iutrllu llcrto tho cti2cns. The cheering
| WAS renewed