New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-19
ADDRESSES AT NEWBURG.
SENATOR BAYARD's SPEECH.

opening his address lie said
feel sensbly the honor of having selected by tia
citizens OF Newburg preside the interesting cer
! monies OF to-day A native OF one Of the thirteen
States which originally formed the Union. Rccept tho
honor your selection in the Of Delaware WHOSE
citizens the memory OF the part their ancestor,
bore in united struggle National Independence and
cherish the honest fame Of their tOrefahers whose fidelity
ann courage well atested the long line Of birs-
neds which stretches from Long Island TO the Savannah
To-day we have here assembled from our homes IN
States far distant nom each other, all drawn together V
! a common Impulse OF the brotherhood Of American
citizenship; not citizens Of New-IOrk, Of
kew-Jersey, nor or Massachusetts, nor OF Viz.
ginia. nor OF Delaware not citizens Of any
state, bat citizens " the United States, 90
M u0rate with ioytul gattuie the sacrifices tire oils
natrd yaoT accomplished what their separate Efforts
could possibly have achieved. aud which have
liberty and ndcp ndcnce under republican forms o.
government ull century has passed ana now that Va
find ourselves In midst ~ bOuntiu harN es VI pros,
peIity, possessing all the elements OF wealth and powr
Ut 5 gratefully cast Oal eyes "a itliOstL vi ~. 'yih
ton OF things on THIS very spot "hercoh We Sdl 'o7l
one hundred wear,
That wa, the seed time OF American liberty and lin
p"ndcncc This il the harvest home and u is meet aEt
Just that who to-day reap In JOY and safety should r'
member those who -owod ID Toll and danger. -.
Referring I" the easOurbl- Proposition OF oI-au.l'd
veterans to establish moRucny VIII a7Ls,.H ~ ~
sfnEiv manifested nor it, vain 70 IT, c1rntry Iro.p
more importantly, than IN this dangerous ci-'--Aurn
the crown OF uucli,pued power and military ambition
WI, held out b. l, rs-ony 10 b, da,nai 10 tlr rarn
bv love Of country. which never for WJWeu. We.
secured 10y personal Interest or ambition. u art is ever .
Fru,Tyr in marble or canvas true likeness IN "H!
and body OF ti, sreat The Ooc.sion az Yi- tl, p-
I'm; under ul, feet tue solicitations OF uLltwtl po.r
and ambition viii surely be solerted VI Mfslinr"l
never ceased 20 long IA he survived. 10 urge the ilsJ
claim. OF MS suffering companions IN arms for Justice
upon t'r country dul h, nam, tt I'iHt y "it.9N '
proarh for the SIM Of omission n this regng which -'e
never DggE I r'gied' ana which 'e nov" nave become
WEALTH or HISTORIC SCENERY
Mr. Bayur spoke Of the that had been taken
OF the Washington Headquarters, and added: standing
upon THU commanding height what wealth OF historic
scenery is spread before Isl The noble river flow IA
all the serenity OF its beauty and calm strength Just
did nearly three centuries ago when tn handy aud d'.
vcItrous Dutch navigator whose name bear, first cat
nag OF Holland yielded place TO thai Of Great Bituu
Another century passed and the hag OF the American
hundred flo tied in placid security above thee
authority OF a government truly deriving it, power %
the consent Of the governed Yet we cal our oy,
upon West Point, memories arise OF mingled shame aud
honor Ihen ~ now hum9nty exhibited IT, ~eaknes' -
wen as It's strength IL Sel;Ihsa A. wei n s stlls
rihce; it, baseness as wen as IT, nobility. TIC sama
rict Arnold The dangers TO the cause OF American h
city at that early day were nom within rs vel ~ frun
without there were traitors and peci tors aud faint and
fL.hca ted nmeaeryers ana great "'s we emp IItss
ment and sore tue distress they caused, ana the injuries
1T is 10 be hoped that one result co
memorlton, Of the historic events OF the Revolutionary
period may induce among COuntrylUen more careful
revision and study Of those times AMI realization VI the
dhcdtles and dingers wAIch our Tore
existenoe. words OF HopEinsons immortal sol5
Ever mindful what It cost
II We look for the Of tue Of the o
the United ColOuie- Of tne emo tted farmers wao with
not alone vaOr and determination bOr OF holy aud
uncouguebte resolve 10 Ill" as reomeu rather THAN i've
as slaves but alsO the TlA enforcement o. the simple
"raItlI and Te,oIices Tie mcn Who lei That struts
personally rlddy honest AMI honorable, and w.,B
close and pa!nnI economy tey undelw,ni tle -rlr u
slender treasury oi their country Had t'so nnsao"y
simple virtue, been replaced by cdrelr, inI lI',g
proIigIly; mad an plcasure-loNing sell uju. -,t
AMI luxury been substituted for stern -f0 MAJ laa
i,j i,% and g orror aal .dsfins Of p5ycr md
starvation brought 10 a tatll close!
TIL INFLUENCE or WASHINGTON EXAMPLE.
How can the influence Of the example by Washing
ton aud associate, De oyerrItsd N giving tOI" Of
uu clu-h devotion aud cl,In-haulai integrity tn public
sery,ci How high and CLEARLY cIlt ~ iu,r ths .sy
OF history rises the column o' the PERSONAL character %
these patriot s, crowned WITH strict honesty ui ru.
banded Integrity; not uu. ul whom ever EIrB l.u 10
o.. whom ,,-Ir ,Ir 1y ,.yn. ill., ,i-.lv,- 10 ts .
,Iuvau.t DI their country. SurI ,Irr Use personal Gu-
toes ttt make nti'u lli 90, iIr success l4 ".t-4.f
American independence va, chiefly dUa 90 .m, -O 30
o. tH"Ir "iyer,ui, WIS psuIlrrnuIt ' weak III
~ the prevalence ul Upp"He N.'-r ".tsa . .u"..i.rI
las, ben lately THROWN uuou tYr inner history
oi the adniuriraty u me BRUSH Government duuai
Ter I-u oil George III, wGLt TIE war a-als the Colo
u.. "a "giuE w.-od ~ uag'lrutu,r, and tsy yigidS
drawn oy ir",!'Ih O., lD, 'igi-, ~ e, ni o. tts ~
accounts Tor much oil Tho disaster aud DIS. l"uIA'us
tli awaited tlr attempts 20 2ubd1- t.e loou.'. AL
u 81 = :
To TINS winter the Official cIIcies oi L' hin'h ",o
honey rumhcd Win corruption; Ollie. ui honor -hl .
ro'l"n'r M'ir ngla DJ' ..' in'.,''' Dr .P'', p.
revolving picture with the yoluct Aud career o. tHr iH,l
struggle Tor t.cr liberties. &c ,gl- tIs
ono side 10, DOMINION, rgdts1, OF lu,Ice b. rra ai
administration weakened by corruption. immortality aui
pEOdigGc expenditures Ia wut.I ptuo.tg ouIrot' "cs
uut utllp regarded and tie eradication OF passion -tJl
ia lieu OF considerations pursuit OF public weaT' OuL
ul"rT 'lr' WIN iOcc' uuiheIltay iDroc '"l .'n'';
AN
Of agricultural coIOu,t, animated by % purr aui hoy
love O uHvlt, standing IN defence Of their hrthrZf y
home and hry>Ic, sustained bF . rrllgOu, .slI BOO te
justine ut their cL-e, aud .lln u, Toe gce % honesty
aud ru,diy IN t.c Intimidation o. t4rir rr-ulrg.,
,t,dncd"
WISE AND TRUE CoU>s Is
Wishin ytous Cabinet nomination, 81 the clio o.. no
war were IN keeping, Mr. BlyarI sail VITA "tHc pIrrDu
he Ai syru 10 tac 90, cvaOr, OF AL the states n
,ultr letter June :, 1883, these .r4l-
quarters This L. the moment (sld uc 10 give ,.Il
tome 60 our Federal Government a. win rnth, 10 20
swrr tLr ends 81 IT. Institution; or tut may he tI.N
Ial7I no".ruI lor trllNln5 t.e rover %. tut I".19
Lc rDuuuN- u >lcI word, or piJr"Gu ,uTu.. taat Wa
must permit me 10 recall them amt ASA you lo rur'o
Fom tllu-. essential the well hcns auJ exist
of tie Omitted state, q. ala indie pendent poa,..
F.t The lndlssnluble Union or the state, uu4.i one
second. \ sacred regard 20 public Justice.
'JIId. Tie adoption az proper peace establishment
Fourth. The prevalence ui that pacific AMI friendly
disposition anons thr people O, tHe tuitsl stt. wrl
viii Induce tAcu o. forgot tdeir local puaulu AID
politics, 10 make those mutual concession, w.CI ur i-
ui,itr 10 the general prosperity and iu 80 ne instance.
To stCTnce then admitted atydnti Sus for the Interest ~
the community.
These pillars which that goIious fabric %. osr
independence aud national character must De supported
Liberty the basis aud whoever would dare 10 sap no
foundation overthrow the structure, under whatNrr
SprCiOS pIctuNl he may attempt H. will merit tnr H,E
tcrcst cNccratUn and seNorcst punishment which ,a 20
inflicted by his injured cOuuJry.'
"ENen then, standing Tie threshold ~ gruat fhfs
his patriotic diSCencd the Essentials which rs
country must rely Tor Its safety ana prnrcs. Hs gOh-
Scis wise ana tIuf the aro equally 80 and rs Nalo'o
day ana ii II well Tor IN considering the sarp A
wclLbtiuE OF the vast Spor-tructuru ut popu4aL0I,
wealth. aud varied human interests which Ia, been JAMS
upon the foundations Laid 10y Washington and ha A~-r
clatrs, century ago, 20 remember nom What mat,1s
s strength derived and 10 what principles owes rs
trnauenro and must depend FOR is future safely "a