New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-23

fourth OF the 100000 Of the American people She
as the continent with her ideas and her insttu-
tons She has had her ful port in every National bap
usin ot IRE and flood She enyies other section and
shecTs at none. lApplause.l
SIN another lesson that Of International fraternity.
Na.S iortify and sentinel their boundaries, dwelling
apart nut the human race Is solid army, and human
s - ono steady march over all the continents Ioin
century 70 century There are no aboriginal Americana
care al Immigrants together. Even the red INDIANS
came mere as we did from another continent. Amer
| T Ta IA Europe over again, with many differences;
| ahother probation. Problems there suggestive or
ih 6il, mt are here simply, discussed And
hope for institutions of which Christian philOsO her
VII need to be ashamed AT Yorktown, the other day,
minded OF our early Indebtedness to France. lreands
Almost hali here already, and Germany is fast putting
SIDES OF the Rhine. But yet American blood Il British
Doo ny nearly two to one; ana We have no apologies
10 make Tor II, except ourselves, in strictest conn
achcc ana to one another on this side OF the Atlantic
the gIaces of al the virtues either there or here
but TINS Old British blood ia brave and honest blood
II has plenty iron in IT, and FIRE II saved Europe at
Waterloo and may he trusted to take OF itself for
loG me to come 1t was ahappy inspiration TINT or,
cheei' where IL was hauled down hundred years be
Tore. And well did London answer back Nay, all Eng
monrnfu procession TO Garfclds grave We shall never
forget that symp2thy Let US also never forget the uni
Ncra maternity OF nations We the enemies ot nome
we are inc Trends ana helpers OF oil IAPplauscJ
A FEW WORDS FROM THE PRESIDENT.
The applause was enthusiastic when DR.. Hitch
cock sat down. and President Arthur joined in it
The next regular toast, - said lIr. Cooper "is The
President of the United States" This was drunk
standing. and then three cheers were given. The
President said:
Mr. Chairman and fellow members of the New-Engaud
Society: Ioc Of years the annually recurring
banquets OF this society there has been offered "a
token OF loyalty TO the chief magistrate OF the United
states, the toast which has been proposed might
maze formal response to 1t ii could feel that the
| kindly greeting with which It has been honored
prompted solely Tor the Presidential office. But can
not forget that ! am NeW-Lngl audcri that am
member of Your society and that am a resident OF
| city which you have made yOur home. l. therefore
cannot fail tn recognize In this reception the warmth Of
your personal friendship and regard [Grcat chceringI
can only trust my self to say it'll grateful heart,
thank you Long and continued chcerins
The chairman. inproposIng the next toast, The
state OF New York. desired the band TO play until
| Mr.. Dcp'w should come m In the meantime, he
| gave the sentiment, Age cannot withcr nor Gus
tom stale his infinite variety While the members
were smllingly Npecting MT. DeDew To appear, an
incident occurred which II seemed barely possible
| might have been planned waiter who bore an
extraordinary resemblance 10 the expected speaker
| in size and hLurc. made his why To the
| chairman To inform HIM that the orator had
| gone home. Many took the man for MIR. DcpeW
! and Chccrcd. while many sad 8" Hello! lhat must
be his brother, aud the most uproarious laughter
| cnsncd when the mistake became apparent. Inc
next toast the City of Ncw-Gork.' Inc
chairman said that the Mayor had accepted the In
sent word that pressure of business would compel
HIM to remain away. This statement wa, received
MIR. HAwLEYs SPEECH.
To the toast, "PohtIcs,' General lIawlcy re-
| spoudrd as follows:
avn very grateful indeed to you for the kind invita-
ton which you have given l.lr 90 attend here touigh
lam not entitled o.. our friend, the presd,ut cap
cram from Inn that the toast Politics" Woll
| do know something about H. lIAushter. | kno" TOO
utcs and shall not undertake II. In fact c aid not
tell any tn~ about tue sentiment AZ Was EoiNs % 'u
4Ita fIgr. ID. mn IT, "
prf'"3, d,r 10 profess 10 be politician. ain
rlii .rigu and nm proud Of H. IAtpauscl Ctrcum-
.tlucr5 have lott tucrlby free 70 follow the Dee. 81
,sy inclination AZ editor soldier and after fashion
an olc.luidcr and IL Is not necessary Ia be- az Office
, lis, a. sec every American r,,liJ politician
take Webster and look "r the definition ihat lac gives
| If l., tb1t ugrt of cthics or SCIENCE which has TO
! Gp Win tie regular government OF Nation or
and prosperity Ia, dcfcuc. of So existence The pro-
lection of it, citizens pa their rights with the pcsera
uu lnl Imploy Of tl'ir morals That definition s
which might have been made by some solemn Doctor
Nat hc tIir- to hr au American POLITICIAN Applause
have b,,a told. a'd have sen B. ~ cram ng"
| and conventions AMI move resolutions. Doctor o..
tc went tothe prty, NEE ing iLlughcrI would have
had him go to 40. caucus ' anu J." t"e .'s N
~ American political hfe Is laid Ia any aspect that
YOU view 70, u - sim ply g0ni'Teu.' "' men VINO hrhu
n,n M ut class OF f,llowc.tizcu- who "ora upon
active committee 81 o "fklnl, c"-. no ~, l l
/ lotroH, WHO d.sr.bute tue u'@i7 'Ml i'E.
! and unworthy motive 10 ali they do-o'.n When
! they contribute OF u,I uNh I''v'',,s IN
| houo-tu them. 1l.y believe n somtiLtur anu they
work !or lt 'Appau-rI ihel W'TA i"' ,l't ,,'u,,
moi l nm party -ay On, God Of our Fathers forbid
! IAupI..I 81 ,Ii ls DE ta! OF On" Dead 7'" every
AWAY contest between good mi Dad u docs not a..
Way, .oul" t0n' h.C luf, " il'h- D., u'M d. ,t &
! ibay, l lI.n say that they dI not for poll
Non vH. lu lie Iu such tIk .s chs stab tlr Republic
Applause il|e 1a'e no ro' l"' , N' o1 li' n ',o
hap - Lius. am .aruc,d fer. my-et utter y IN
able TO -pr.I when -lop aud hI. " th tnlnr oil li'
Lru,. / think It viii be loo"2,9o' IN
lsl' N We VIII rc oG IN, da ar o-S 1s; vii pc
! completely dominated. / thank the President Tor ne
1n I'M, s,r,i.a reform More than E-ooooooo of
revenue Wa. collected Isft year by informal t"A"u"n
Gcracauu of o. small amount But look ~ vour siNlngs
banks your corporations aud ten ne II 'ilcy 40 Hoy
show H proportion 60 tlr amount hE"''' moro ''''
than t.r Ci service oi the United states Appiu5c'I
OTHER REMAINS.
The chairman then said: d" now ask your atfcn-
| tion ia the seventh regular toast New England
education; based on Puritan principles 1t Is The
foundation OF all that is safest and best IN The lte
public, We are honorcd tonight ~ the presence
! of an eminent Ncw-EngIand educator VINO VIII tell
| us what New England II 40 done for highest educa-
ton / hayc great pleasure to introduce TO you
| President Carter OF Williams College. PRESIDENT
| Carter was received with loud cheers. lie SAID;
| GE>uLMES AID President OF THE NE"ENGLAND
| SOCIETY ,-..i...- 4. .i,..
the painting IN .e Exhibition Of ISL, when shows
distinguished German General In the Franco RUSSIAN
80 ri,ur thrnnrh "A battle held which lay in one Of
the most beautiful provinces OF Franco ~ IS J5. hDoH
dawn the Is gradually tipping the nllS WIN t'SCl
| and cold. Tho enthusiasm Of the young man ~ ms
! side ucrcarcs with the opening OF the IolcB