New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-27

create material and send 70 neI 80
back Twenty V1H different enactmens to limit tho
productive energy the manufacturing ingenuity and the
might pour all her material into her commerce ana
n s her large Ps eG good
doctrine isn't ii If ii ia not we are pursuing "a
tread the same Ui'1 path When tho final act;
developed into political conflict the prepsrahoNH ntS
and OF the Middle States violated by the bunder OF
the British Government The business men ana i, e
%ercRans OF YORK. had ad particular interest
celebration Of the victory OF the merchants and trades
people of heandoverh the imperial Government OF Great
Declaration OF Independence had been brought up to
commerce That was the condition of things then,
widely dispersed population and with nascent knowl-
edge The conflict was which simply broke the bonus
for the time being with England and set us up as an moe
pendent nation so little prepared for seligov-
@ mel oa when virginia wanted TO Issue nv wroe S e
Adams e know how to issue 0 him In %as derived
that phrase " In the name OF the people J.
A GLORIOUS DAY.
Now when II came that the battles and the
British were to make their exit, and New-fork was |
evacuated 1t was a very glorious day I do not
wonder Washington rejoiced. do not wonder that
his colleagues relolced 1t a long, wcarisome and
for tho most part sterile that had been waged And
Shen they the backs Of the British It was
who had seen too much OF their front Laughter but mere
as there Wings. At that time they were Whig and
Loyal The population almost equally divided between
t tROse who we're faithful to their native land here
when an act Was passed By one side 81 the legs Ss
feated In the other House on the ground that there
could be election In Of the districts In the states
because there were not enough whips TO constitute
public meeting In which to determine that question IL was
Of the leading men in tho state of New
York that this State was almost evenly d.
war; MASSACHUSETTS, contributed sloOO,OOO over and
above her quota for the support S o. the So war esoTrd
her to have paid. When you come 10 TO
Exception SA' S about SSH S sss
where her Ts We M 1se
sachusetts, was faithful in her allegiance
But the september Of the year in which this city was
Bahamss some for the BsTmnda s,.T SHt mo Tbs
TS from New England went out by thousands
from Ncw-York by hundreds OF thousands The Lhgsa-
actments in regard to conhscatons and limitations ana
IN fines Imposed upon them tSo I Ify u H f fSe
animal; you bite me and will bite You; Laughter
the instinct Of that age. Now look In contrast
5 should love the Government under which he had
been brought up! Around It was all the literature
his childhood should have been in strait myself i
! had been there. Imagination had dominated wOuld
have gone with Great Britain II love OF my neghbors
would have stayed here and fought them IL wac pt
eous thing to drive them into exile Ncw-Bniuswick ana
Nova Scotia received thousands OF the nobleS OF thQse
who driven bya spirit OF what seemed to be JUSTICE
!, ! by the foes OF England.
n SOW ANp THEN.
y greater war than ever before fought came to
b an end In this country not score OF years ago
More than million Of men were engaged on either SIDE;
and six hundred thousand laid down their lives Ana
g / yet when that war was there was not a
e law ~ coniscation passed and not one citizen
II punished. Some ran away Dut thcy Ca ,h
!; back again Jen Davis walks about like man In me
r house Ia ind empty and glrnshcd aud swept, ana an
y that sort Of thing .inRhter.l Ihe meICl, ,,
II kindness The sympathy OF mHg WIN n c IN Cy War
J, stands n a contrast oi the ,s now i, VIII
y in which have risen up lnto the GNlIhLa
II ton Of the Gospel Of Christ lAppl"se FINLAND
To hy her noble citizen. Look the list OF those mat
= have been on our shore, Mlihi IT," ! d, teach n,
u many thiug- need to know and to teach u, IN
manner ~ sweet aud dulcct that 1t Is like eating honey
p Hi,h cream In take instruction from him Coierdg
r. ha. gone home 10 digest the marNciN ih ne Va, -,
Is herr-and the duucrs irving sun WIN US 'nHy ~
dwell great while with ~ appn.el aug may i'y hG
IL go 10 his matches representations oi scenic c,
pr eminent historian wa with and iwct year WIN Us
r Tnai nD " IyIc Of spencer The last time thin
- WIS In this audience room to SAY some "oTd, o
"a" depsaSs n Of M s ePT"ac MASTER Of thai Who
=, iscd in day. what shall | ~ 81 tue i1Tr1
he I nnJ that I'm Texas Lands being taken n
o, by tho thousands and th"Shnas OF " wGt hI
OF say Of the young English lori' OF the snP'N@; ~
l,on Is that We send bumptious Yankees
u make the bill entirely even lIanghtcr %sT9r
al cannot play that game on us lRene"ed Laughter!
IS rUlURE OF AMERICA.
%, And a ont Of the now grows the future what Is TO
r our future since the world began man has been tyi
NV To make animasru superior TO Intellectual ana NOR
20. elements; but God has drurmIued that
sd shall not do H. Ncyor since the world d""n'" j"
,55 listens, e.. %ss s been p$sS % 5Sa",s an
thing about .o the Sn 'g at the expense Of soud
,ry And no policy Of trade OF sh"bmmhg or Ui ,Si
@ c selfish will ever succeed. except In bringing dl7p
~, ttiou agitation and revolution Great applause
for ,I Am very Gyo ga w bIo' New YORK IN fair s
d gd To soc that NewYork is stretching out ber el
Sa' a m6 Gcr poplacn hut do not her to swao
ing Baltimore. philadelphia or B9son l 10 not WANT
70 r. Boston is drawing commerce from the North al
me- hnpauscl New orleans Is taking rapid strides In !
y Transportation of grain. Did You ever 10 aY"H ,o n
AXE Sts the M"' tSEa, almost the omnccnce Of
bit Almighty TO form any Idea OF tne'r ., he ionst
our and ruined because New orleans Is draining I
gnd Want me to praise York for her disposition
I / want 10 be Jealous ana M, Su MIN" fApp,ms
can You cannot get do II II you want me TO , ia
the American people ,tem nT h prT nrpope You IuI
~" go To some other advocate. lOreat APPLAUSE
tive hnp literature from which may draw my nsplra
~ VI / protest against any mmical feeling Hn,r
on rivalry but generous the most arg h, A.
eco with Great britain her shops glow wlp aatu
cen let her through every hour Oh e E,rhcr
low E' cannot smrpass her by Legitimate insenui
heir let w 'A ~ A., u,ust Or only cI'
for 40 Sl. = ,n,u,nr brohcr turning around q
raw pIolno' ~ $500 fGrrut npplalsc |
or In sympathy with oycy nation under uV 're prc
and NJ hu' ~, w H. ., ~, ",,o,ism we hold proudly,
IH power we have rescued for moral pUu ncusni
70 Ia hc world. let for tho further ft Rrita
help our $3.50 I1md Shrre the English Language
anu With urnund the globe liberty,
here SPph,,, & 1rersti,inn Government without tyran
ncr uSun ~ iii incnrr oud and long continued
IKE ! plausc 49,.
our The final toast proposed was ConnoctlcuI
soon Land of Steady Habits" 1t was rcspohueu W
as in Governor Waller who after thanking the tr'Siu