New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12

add more TO the greatness and reno IN Qi NATION t
the triumphs OF and tho glory OF htsy cog
mixed head Of the republics OF the Torla: we t NE
the Acknowledged and recognized sspS pTosress
to the highest order Of thought We hay gone o9
on for Sys Gram he IN cS s9s q WORLD
the only one Of 1PTtanCe1 !o mi ira form Of
GoVernment and The principles upon which u mas nee
ajminstered Ali Others have changed, either uynasny
pa,oDaliy We alone, continuing both form and ln.
have directed our energies 10 Ieaen LA setui nro
cesses We have accomplished much areanY, Dut nay
yet much more to accompish ThGug s snnenton We
possess political liberty free toleraton VI IG,tKot t
pinTTP ns Te apd eGgl coniest between
selves the other nations OF t1e WoI 10 W v1 ~
0nr an endorsement Of cur capacity pro
duct by the enlargement OF our faciIles 10 nahV ~
bsf1ers born Of war which have been continued after
war had ceased, and which now exist only through i
t1Tests and prompted by sedsh influences. 10 compel
our recognition the first OF all nanons,n ~ OILY
must Obtain the opportunity compete; and 20 Obtain
the opportunity To compete, we must give ourseyeS
rP' we eDp0' would compete with them. sua In
Mr. president ia the contest we invite 1t is the only
process by which we can obtain ana comnau I com,
manG respect abroad will promote the substantial pros
Esrty OF orr I psoRIe fu nscuro u 'Fi
ROBERT COLLYER's RESPONSE.
The eighth toast Religion: its relations TO COM
merce" The Rev. Robert Collyer replied. Formerly the
clergy he said were only required to ask blessing ana
then go out, but 1t is grand thing that you
wish us TO stay and you give us toast to respond
TO away toward the e Of the meeting 50 that we must
ait IL through Those who fear curtain lecture WHEN
they get home. say, Well, my DEAR Brother
s,ors was there. and Brother Cuyler Was
there and Brother CoIyer, that new mnh
they have got in Eew-YOrk, there, ana they sHlu
pretty well through, and there Is no great haTm U"he
when they were there. tLauGhter'I IL is u
good thing to give ministers EOOd ClhuFr' az
ola miLisler the Irarcs, away below ChlcSgn' uSI
10 say that II was TO be expected thai they c"ud
preach rs good sermon as those IN Cica%O' DechuSe
they were not as well fed. lLauGAIer.l No man
GOSPEL properly. tIaugbter.l And think
there was something IN H. Mnrn 90 nut u.s.,
M nois Central Railroad they got up great dn,er
and invited ne, aud remember what Il Eood nne
we had; AMI the sermon that wiote,
which seemed to me to strike fire, wrote
that week. 1t vas published ana printed. ana dld u
great deal OF good, aud never toid c, tne
ministers should he invited T. these dinner
is Illustrated by the story OF ne carer
In Boston, who. when he was prtpaii; dinner ICE =
number Oh ciergy1nen asked WY he made such 4!
spread His answer was: Those puus 0lhS cat dwIuI
LINK therefore that the CDtmhrr OF Commerce WOuiu
gain credit itself and do world oil good Dy having
BANQUET and inviting thereto every blessed minister III
New-YOIk. tLaughtcrl
OTHER RESPONSES.
The ninth toast was The Metropolitan Press, q
mighty power for good or evil" l. H. Bromley respond
ed TO this ind the tenth and last toast the Chamber OF
Commerce Of the State OF NewYork liz past present,
and future" was responded 10 by Seth Low