New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19

that comparatively small space General HaWley caieu
lated there were $4,000 people 1t was graho sea OF
Ilces. The temporary building LOT the EXERCISES "aS
hv occupied but not unplcasanty So The chief per
,ons we're IN front looking ont upon the ocean Of hu
uapity. General Hawley seemed Immensely popular Mr.
Fva1 was also checred aud Senator Bayard There were
some ride Iamhrequns with paintings OF the arms OF me
SSiSS preysned the multitude from seeing their
friends +" Pull them down." cried some. aDd down
existed between those many thousands and the well
known Leaders of parties in tie Dddng ana ,S So"t
commentary upon exaggerated pessinlsn, Al Inot
lie foreground those who had been pIomhGhI ~,
the Tye% MIN nf SGt eSed face and his youngest
SON Rayard with his blue eyes the Rev. lren&us PIne
WA With an AstTakban collar Richard Dale and vii
liam WAYNE members of the Cincinnati or fCAhsIlNt
EawfmTT CINCINNATI and a number Of eminent must
clans who came to hear the grand chOrales.
THH M TING CALLED TO ORDER.
II was some few minutes past O'Clock when Cappa
began the Introductory Overture from william Tell
Then Mayor Peter Ward of Newburg, called the meeting
10 order with that brety which the soul Of wit He
said Gentlemen come to order. Gentlemen thl5 Is
tle Rev Ireneus Prime, who will deliver the opening
prayer" Then he down and wiped his forehead ana
evidently thanked the Lord that he had got through with
his part OF the programme.
DIR. PRIMES PRAYER.
d. Primes prayer as follows
Almighty God, the maker Of heaven and earth III
whose hand ale the dcstIics Of nations; the God o.
Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, our fathers H"u
and ours. Thee adore. Thou adSt lea"
Joseph like flock; and thou didst 80 neiore
our fathers pillar of cloud by day and Of hIc 9y nAaG
For Thy of them IN the War for our mac W.
bless and praise Thee today On dHTe y rl
Washington leaned; by lhee our armies N.Y.
THY right hand gave victory ana WiousH our '1
al tIat long struggle and the establishment
Of peace we thank Thee, and for the counties, DRESSINGS
clVu ana los in which II i. our privilege TO
fIgU M,
by whom have the forgiveness or SID ana Ie hops o
eternal life And WE Gn nGhg Gd n d the
several states ana Territories, upon the PRESIDENT OF inc
United states and all associated with him IN MS Admins,
tration and on an who are clothed with authority
IN the land. that they may guid9 anu e o,oiLH
Inspire an hearts with patriotism, obedience to law
and zeal Tor the honor Of the Nation May the people We
fcng spirit OF fathers Put an end we pray IhGr 10
corruption, and seli-seeEng and to Gousss anln I
and 80 may We be happy people WhoSe 1o' - nF go w.
Save us from internal dlssensiOn and IRON toIel$h
war May the peace Of the Nation De Pe ~ Iov of
Thy great name send us rain and sunshine ana IInlu
of every good gft and may rejoice in the maieStuoh
of Thy continued love Deliver us nom NOS siLS
us that we may be saved Bless the coul,
indepcmdence we were separated; one with them
In language, liberty, law aud faith in Thee.
mole each C,GeFs welfare and that of the human family
And from land may there go out into all LANDS me
Gospel until the whole world rGoces ia the Freedom
which enjoy, and the King OF kinEs rules f IN
Hear in heaven, Thy dwelling place. COD; oar
Father, and TO Thy name Will we give tue plase ~ . m
in the beginning Is and ever shall be- world without
end. Amen"
Then came the introduction by Senator Thomas F.
Bavard mr. Bayas speech is given IN part elsewh" re-
The sterling sense and kindly patriotism OF Mr. Bdyad
were fitting prologue for HAL Columbia" which FOL
lowed and which was beautifully rendered. ,.,,.-- -,
From the music of Hail Columbia % the poetry OF
Wallace Bruce was only step Mr. Brae9 tGoS 'T s 9S
mil tarym
lgtul those who heard IL, and which uShtieu III te
Grafton OF William NJ. Evarts This Grafton ID gwen III
in Handles daeluiah Chorus followed Mr. Evarrs's
which demands such immense volume Of sound The
Right Rev. Bishop Coke delivered lEe OenT',' on,
march, while the people slowly filed nom the spot
HARMONIOUS DAY
There were accidents, there were no fights there
was nothing to mar the harmony Of most deusAifW u-y
excepting the advent OF swarm OF Ncw-loTA PICK
pockets, sixteen of whom were captured by
the ever vlgant Captain Williams. "Whal
ara YOU going to do with them mcnf
Ouericd a rustic from the shawanguk Mountains. I'm
Going 10 sp them in the river" answered TIE captain,
SI FrGrinns Grant BludrI6ore gaze al OBJ, capJIvcs.
who turned white and blue aud green according 10 theIi
There is much discrepancy Of opinion 70 the number
Of people who were present some lohs wa" are On
thusiastiC claim that there were 10000 outside OF t"e
natives OF Newburg Tie figures Wooan.y ~. E,lWt,Li
10000 and 10000 strangers IL Us certain 'l" 't r
Shore RAILROAD brought over loVVo pope anu ."t
nom al the sources Of transportation might raise
the sum total to 100000.
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
The evening display was fine Business house, and
pIiyatc residences were Illuminated. Chinese lanterns
wore hung prOfusion in front Of the houses and across
the streets, and, with the decorations, made pretty
effect. soon after dark from three nOIis anchored III
the river there srut up pOslou Oi bombs rockets
and shells; batteries yUunted Ortu vUl,OiOitd stars
balls of red and blue and fiery scIpcut, Later the five
meu-Of war dressed their yards with red while and blue
lights which, added the light, OF the scores OF steam
boats tugs aud yachts, gave the river exceedingly
animated appearance Last OF all, some set pieces OF mo
works were exhibit ed on tie high ground back Of Fl>l
Kill The conclusion OF the fireworks greeted with
en- uucart,ly din the steam whistle, O tue various
fns and excursion steamers, and then the immense
gathering DISPERSED sOwy.by rail and steamer. Not
iii after midnight did the Town relapse into it, usual
qUeiuGss.
VHE EJRE PECfyRD