New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-16
MR. LOWELIjS SPEECH.
IN peply 10 me toast Literature Science aHd Art" at IN
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ITvfn0 DfnnT
The Fourth of July has several times been
mentioned to- night. and believe that II generally
that on that anniversary the spirit OF certain
bird knowa to hersdIo Snes ss .ySrV bresst
and compel. him whethor he rl or not 70 pour ortn
~ vttion but hope that the few words OF mine may
serve in some correct IL nay AJAX you y there
ono DAY IN the yeari may be allowed one word OF per
sonaI experience Fortune Ia. wiiled u tnat should
have observed general fact ana that is hat the ad
jective prenxed to all the virtues rs invariably tue sd
an in For instance, not TO take any real name, II
am in Iaputa hear of the Laputian virtues Lapuan
courage : ap0 cros. TO the ncsh6orns Republic Of
Iapuga say find oil these virtues described .s as
ridge having 70. the ar .% S9aPsd at tSs
% ~ An occasion like this struck both in
haf sr ala and in what distinguished guest of this
evening said sntS 1ns new mean the word
SEnsilsh- speaking" We feel no doubt that toastng
, ,nei se lot that IL would be well for US TO
iorct-tne national emulation and that individual pride
sh b a. Implied in the words Euglishman or American;
hnt think the word implies that there arc certain per
epnial aud abiding sympathies between all men OF
tht MI that you said with regard TO the welcome
which our distinguished guest VIII receive IN america
rue Ills eminent talent as an actor the sd
has the traditions of the succession OF great
actors who from the time OF Bnrbage 10 ma own
luz nsrated the English stage will be as highly APP
ha'S there "a here and that may also
say that the Chie-yusee OF England VIII ne wooonieu
sorhy member and he will be welcomed oy tine bar OF
,s :ged states perhaps all the moro warmly thai No
dac. moi come among them to practise. lie VIII nnd
there the English law administered, ana uuiH
iyninistered, by Judges Who l am sorry 10 say
III without the traditional wig OF England
have heard since came mere ie enrbs V nro
nhetc the decay which was sure 20 Ioo" ~ yoio'
a. innoyatIou answered with little story when re-
member hearing from my father who remembered tue
wear a wig. At first IL became asmsulAi'y, N.Y.. anu
nj inst II became orny, ana the good Doctor COL
cluded to leave on @ who smented ir sadly
and waylayug the clergyman as he came out OF tne
church she said, All, my dear Doctor nave always
listened to your sermons with the grcsest ealncason
nd comfort but that tho wig Is gone Bill Is gone
bana that saw some signs OF encouragement IN the
:, ~ my English friend alter had oonsolod MN WIN
,his liite story At this hour must mol indulge III any
further remarks There one S,r \. s ssS noo NV all
hut am reminded OF story The Loru mas
Told us that for dinner
their Joke their patitudo-snd tue sucesss s so,
An nv Judgment requires very high order OF genius
aud there Is the quotati0n-I believe nave NOT xuen
Won the quotation, though have given you tne otnor
iwo-perhsps and what have said REMINDS me Oh SOME
,n america who was preaching at camp meeting upon
IN. miracle Of Joshua He Degan ply hcalels, ,seo
~ tr.e motions OF the sun; the rst IA the saghtior
war drect motion 81 the sun; e scvY ah srd ~ the
,rrotion mentioned in our tert-tbe sun stoOu sun.
Now gentlemen do not know whether you see tne ap
pcaton Of story to ~ art Seins andSoes
Neutrality-suspicious. IL the pI,a IL
shs am Next goes back an begins TO repeat mmsen
little and that IA the retrogade motion OF inc
sanse q, hiring himself end. and that the mouon
men toned In our text Of the sun standing stii-