New-York tribune., 1880-03-02
THE SPEECHES.

po.brpe Miss Eleanor Mitchell, Mrs Macdonald, Mrs
ID G. Cgoy and seyera other ladies. entered the Iooin
and was received with applause. all the gentlemen
rising
TIE Rev Dr. r. s. storrs introduced the FIRST sreaKer
in patriotic suceoh that eneitd enthusiastic applause
In the course Of ms remarks sscroed TO engineer
OF Nuremberg. Johannes schOne. the honor OF having
first eonery idea OF canal through the lsthmus
Of Panama
We nave gladly assembled here this evening. said DR.
storrs % oler nearly and admriug wecome--a wei
come Of all American citzens whom we may Oe
held IN anv sense to rcprcsent-to the very
ais,n suished man who has done us tue houor TO
become our guest. fApplaus j with his patriotic
snsby Il caunot but be gratifying 10 him to feel tnat
this welcome has IN 81 only more of the sentiments
OF honor and pleasure because greet hin as one OF
The most lvngrep OF the great
and gallant Nation 20 which bound bv many
ties. tippause which was the constant TREND 81 our
RepnShc O. nuudre years ago m our own stithunu, y,
struggle for National eZ strnce. loud applu'e.J
Eilion, the spicndcr aud irdg'of OF ~hose carer
hav nlcd CArisicncIm Win us rctown Whcn rs lus
pnly great power m Europe that hods the STATE ana
maiutains The forms OF that Republican Govrrnmeut
which io us a. 80 venerable and dear lApplausrJ
trOn. Moirisown 20 CHEF OH ,er of tne Amer can
Armv, then contemplating a ulbiary movement lhat
The NOS aux ou- and OverW hclnug fear Half Starved
mpcrfecily clothed and Hotous IN siuu. II was
nIilsFt eouIp W,n "yyoopp- iuon mai
his second departure Ter America, wfole 70
Benjlmiu Franklin, tlen representing our colonies In
Ter Of Foreign Aftirs get toe most positive
assurances trat 1900 It nd oi arms. "a The
same number OF aCcountrcm mt, VII he soon delivered
ior tae 81 tne Aurricsn Army an r'y couvey"d
I hav" made % % pom ir carry WIN ~, @ @an"nl
1ueucc OF positive ministerial 1--urance<. nave no
doubt for ther safe convoy nor for tae 5000 suits That
are hptug made az Nantes"
That l.ltor wfs Written 100 years agO ycstClday-on
eptl Febfnatv 1850. lLoai anuuu .cl Il has been q
tflff Iun ID ~
20 our aucsi adds uuotar sparkle TO th' wrouWe
M mi. rvrning by assuring h,n mat We cbelsb tho
souvenirs of ths past ana nat wc ate bound py an c.
our ear, f,icnd. lApp. ,u-el
Bnt Whatever Ia ul.oiallt, -Au.tr1u. Russian,
itahau. SPAn~u. Swiss or -wrd"-he sa'Ut1
welcome HIM for ler'esnal qnaiaes wa.,h az
ma.tcr'ul Htc.hrerrc WiNa iht W"ia hN'
when hts ne'ur was .drfuh-d m spain alu.,' f.'-y
years ago. p....I; i'I jAr nn,ta! sentiment and
wh,u p r..Ic.,st, 1i, couutr, 10 81, Court OF ianr
TO- what DlfIf.t germ tHc "S 4ooiS Mi'ErF
With which De- has ben content HIt' an an
oratic CONNIE. nee. when De to-, ud m...'''.
upon auil..- 'ui" t"r h'n1- or o..rf
meu .co I9aa., f't h' glr,i "ors he .'- accom-
psbeG Gov c'i q Jon in OBJ itriH- t'r 'rflwnr o. SuZ
AM hi.-'n- '"r ct .ud t.c j. Isl i' '"s '"i tnd
sun % Gee ..'H',n-. d. d "p''Hs.J We tn>i
Il VII '- s '"rr "r t'o i.a 10 's...a I,.. ,at
tfioue f..-t f..p..u-,l bn' wic.sc~vcr D. IS
placed B. m' n' rsr'r 4ie .-c. th.' 'ea. MT n...
su uat.Iu. ..s, r.t-, against t.s s..E- sd Hi"l'F
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and DE- . 100 ,. ~ e. l-' ', "4' , ,ol.'g M Sg
90 salute ,.I other across tEc t.ts lakes OK rl D.
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pat r'',.ron't and hte "''' io i..e '''' ,tF
Win I...t.ar, to t4' Arca1es. pu}s.,u
wore 't ihE& '", la
.on.a.rer 90 tHc globe .r9ausck j. w'fA Wa,-
thy o' Ii- powers aud De a-.iI.t."ns aha "ii. l'
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tn pi...nr tac ne. I.,... DID, -... ,rdi 90 Gerlo-
mrn.I ..y. ,un '.l. Uul,l ..tI.... aud ,u'l.mau
who h,. ao.th, feItri rrI u.inat upur aut ab olI
viIfta, uL" rhr rcspous ua- 90. llpu. JOHN B 4.-
low. 70, ,aiI. in Iau
Tho .r.rrt with W ic1 yo' 'I,. Boon pleased - os-
soci.fl . nam, q. tol.rlUy ,.rpr. heu.ve one aud
: fear ,'un't do % I"'iic" ue' hudF ~ tas A.
! b',s ssatre, an. rrc'lr,uon OF apy geo
which rggo'Vgi t"~ my 4l.i eSamiu" iio9 ,o,
4 rrw.r,,er very distinct. wonl,rinr Wheeler
Their not some river rs,sng inlousn ana oividiuq
believe that Huy one htE cNAmideI the Cuari who
hss moi Thought that ,hrre ou.nI to have been
aiyis..u lf seems as II ID htI been the Iu.
teut.n q Providence 10 separate The two con
snoiiyr m ritciue that barter there which now diyld,s
two Frrst oCruns aud tuht that motive vas thoi when
science Was suflcienty advanced ana the surplus
wealth. pi tho word had accumulated sufficiently TO
brcat 90 down. then q shall be- removed Tue Monroe
Doctrine Is vague, ehadowf one. which has
nevor boon formulated into law % Is
doctrine taat one in this assembly o. least
of all Onr distinguished guest - would tuuk
moment, OF suboduojiug to schcme for TIE
mere rrodOtion OF cmunrfcc, hUWCVOr 1iu-
posing 0r lucrative ~ character But what
bas ihat doctrine ~ do VITA TIE
cOnsf .nciibH OF new and incacullbY valuable high
or commerce Il has rot he ronoirst connection
with d.
RESPONSES FOR SISTER REPUBLICS
81 nor Arosemrna. IN responding 20 he toast OF Our
Sister Republics" sadt
isfsom France that we % South America learned what
lbertN vn-. and how 10 chang from dcspOtic
Ineut 20 liberal Aud We have look II 10 the North also
Zoe prafOn From these two sources have learned
what 10 follow and how 10 follow them. All the
aepublics of spanish America have h en- organize
upon On, most liberal principles. lndeed there II