New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

That fEfrp stands ifi TIE great ictc'Af "
CITY memorial erected 20 tie membership nt tmis ,ct
men. memorial conceived, - you may fee"ilec', III
The cnropal vpr Of that profession but embody-
ing the principle OF your Or4an kaoN lep4ssc
wears cf ms early manhood tempo rarNy wlthuraNn
from hi~ home and hts aN'c.tions 70 iace HVne"'''
public cNigoncy. TO enforce The rue of Jaw. -.
II WITH sense OF adequate protec.t,u alone 'nss
onr waives and war; houses The actual entepo OF
busy II only under the ogis Of
conscious security thai intustres thrive ara ntcohc
productive and ony with the assurance OF protection
For All ordinary exieencies the civic service pIoEuss
these requisites. Tomcet extraordinary occasions IL y
necessary provide system oy means oi whieh pair
ole ctzrns can effectively ala these eiv, Ses ~ 'i1e
fixed offence Of a burdCnsome standing army. r. IlA
stands always has stood. prominent representa-
tive Of uis American idea and Of TINS settled American
conviction -,
city TIE Governor ~ tie STATE round discipline of
The First Division 50 worthy Of praise that lie hed up
standard and expressed the hope that tie otleI
branches 81 the public service might be made To equal
C,msendcr-irC oil tue Armies o the United states
hc4c to-day % take part IN these ceremonies ina'
you may nave every facility and convsnen for nsttuc-
riDE aud adv mcni, This municipality ana s ciuzens
have literally complicated TO the erection Oh tnls
armory l. Is seated most appropriately IN the imme'
daic entity of these sroat cl'ces dedicated 10 ihS
fosrns Of LEARNING ,o .he silnoI OF Inc % t 5uc
10 The comfort OF Toe institutions ,aHt ohy 'nrlNo
under abe role ~ Jaw and order nu% amid ne prorcs'
porriics now placed wiihin your ach will he fully
uulz and ina, tue ueni w4l continue in the first
IS lns AZ eeeaple da.y 70 introduce to YOU the
thoulntn aud accomplished ora or WHO has beSn Sc
car.is. '''''
ADDRESS OF MR. CURTIS
NJ. Curtis was welcomed Win roand OF applause
and bis rang ont clear and strong arestns the
attention Of the crowd. that Lai become restless under
Sc inability 10 hear the Mayor lie was frequently IN
terrup,ca win applause. aud said:
This brilliant presence and the splendid spectacle OF
todnys parade recall another Through the proud
mus ~ peailng bugles and beating drums That hled
the air as we came hitler, hesrd other drums aud
other buglcs marking another march. Under waving
canopy of the red. white and bue through "a tempest
OF cheers two miles long Theodore winthrop SAID
faretye.is tue Il r smout marched down Broadway
Con the 18Th Of Apnl. eighteen years aIo. MuSn you
a. o ~ r.nk A. van went Won carried the
nag ci National UUiou; bnt when yOu and your COM
radcs Of TIE Army and Navy returned tde stars ana
Stripes shone not only with the greatness Of nation.
but with ihe glory OF ITS universal hocrty.
These are traditions that Nil long he cherished IN TINS
noble hall In gieat aud suoden eme genci cue state
militia the nucleus aud the vanguard OF the volunteer
army. Properly orssnized. u furnishes tno trained
patriotic zeal is but wind n'owlnC upon the sails OF
snip without a rudder No punio money rs more eco
nOmcnY spent, no private au j more WorthlN SiNen'
fhaa tat Cor supporting the miltid amply, generously
and tsc highest discipline O'hcr countries maintain
en.rtoIs armies hy enormous taxatOI The citizen
suffers mat the soldier inav i've Our kinder fate ena
Guard no. only the material ol army. but school Of
officers 10 command IL. \ regimen; lie The 7th, ana
Only 10 it, degree the mode. O. an admirable army,
but II ) niiiaJ normal s,aooi. II teaches mes
regiment received com missions a. officers IN The voun
teeg Ars .hrec 10 ls major generals, nineteen 10
be br-acicrs. twenyne TO be cOonel, and iorty-f'e
This i inc Iol OF houor OF regiment of the Ma
tiona sari and NJ such is the New-Iork Miria II is
Ihe people protecting themselves hot only against the
foreign pe OF war, bnt c domestic per- o. civic oisor
der H. the dire extremity behind the pclcemans
club -n.icns your hleouetand stern radiance guards
The commonwealth IKE Wu "i ore b,ciuse oil thls
arIuOrv. aud OF an similar Mnlorles around
y. tle great c''y sleeps IN peaSc, Every
cause he knows that should lawful Greer be
assaulted and overtAlown these reservoirs OF the
VIII Of the STATE would eVtlu'w WIN r,SisItss power
Naon country fo'hfa ~. not TWO tcaIs ago. New
won T. s es Non, So.ay p9r'lc1 iberefos
nrc merely brilliant l- ans they age the maenih
henehccnt display ID the ha condutiiug force
Ten times has this esmeni been summoned to sad
Gcst ouy. 10 battle IN THESE streets hut when that
SUMMONS comes there Is no iouer ealunnV than that
which call. "a mob 81 ri0tcrs the people. In State
where people govern. every wrong can be lawfully
moi is insurrecuon against popular govern
ment. II Is the uupaidouahe in 10 Republic
When u bursts forth, therefore IN TUG Jury o. plGge
aud burning and murder ma the last dread call l. made
upon the druIn-oeat of Your coming heralds the
march "i Tue psvye. t@nI H,-1us panopIS ~ 10.
stead, movement your column l. the mighty step OF
liz c".n.,unweaih. When you aim. the people ann,
and y cady volley l. the stern end startling decar-
anon .t the will OF the people, lawfully expressed,
Tnis spacious and imposing armory therefore, worthy
Of tue il,peral state and the imperial city, Is really
temple Of peace is the memorial also Of the gratitude
of TIL. community To representative regiment OF ITS
DeslrOps VI building mlilf home, the
7th. cp,ndcntD trusting Tue pnoilc wA,sc servant u
L. anu unwilling to depend chiefly upon the citv treas
ury opened subscription. ~ monumentum quers-
beley that with the closing o. the fair aud with the
anew nwats the Srmory Si BE- inished and fur
nshed and thus massive temple Of ibis branch OF the
church militant Will be Tree from debt. THIS time, we
shall all agree the brave deserve the fair and the fair
am sure. viii see thai they receive Their deserts.
IN winch your immediate duies lie, presideS
over and brilliant assembly which
throngs these beautiful bazaars. The Chief MaGs-
into the National service. leaving National Capitol,
gladly dignlhes the occasion with his presence Great
officers the United States and of the State are here 10
aest their grateful interest u The PROPERTY 81 the
Tor m the hands gallant regiment the dg of the
Union and tne nag of the state intertwined. Their
s sa ans the fS The OF
The Union Is the security OF the states Goa save the
State of NewYork! God save the United states OF
DECLARING THE FAIR OPENED.
The peroration called forth burst of applause which
was rcdoubled when Mayor Cooper introduced Presi-
dent HAYES the regiment Joining In with its peculiar
cheer which resembles the cry OF thousand screecl
owls followed by hump on hundred bass drums
me ffts1eht, III ono ,'A & ~ ~
escorted TO the third floor the Administration Build
crnta,ning 100 paintings from The best private gal
leries Of tEe city He seemed much interested 10y the
collection. Very few VI the pictures have been Oh pub
rbs President was afterward tsrcn 10 the Floral
Tempe IN the drll hall He stood uLder the evergreen
canopy ana shook hands with great many persons
they ussed double file before him. Then he visited
each booth, and each Oi the ladies IN charge was
introduced TO him. Al the Floral Temple dainty fingers
PINNED button hole bouquet the lapel of tne Pres
dents coat, ana young lady with bew,tchDg grace
prescntsd him with "A small floral horseshoe. IL
jeaf.y o'clock before III. President returned 10 his
hOtel.
During the speeches the treasurer OF the Board OF
Managers, Paymasier j. J. McLaftn. was overcome by
the neat, revived. lie naO oycrtaXcd lis
strength In helping 20 get the air under way. Last
evening ho almost active as during the last two
weeks.
SCENES IN THE EVENING.