New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-23

gle hill nor valley between here and the Pacific ooas
where man cannot 60 settle with as much safety
as he can in the Mohaw. Sa,ey bnao 6S they
have disappeared entirely col II y; you 20 to your
see eu aou S yEn no longer find gsn
the plains; but they have been replaceu ny 49, an,
cattle And you people here IN rearr cattle as Wild
marauders who continually resort 70 Wv, "a nre
knife and pistol; but recently IN 81 LOUIS, "a. az "
sizing ofeer with body OF men. two or three times a.
mauy az are present tonight ana s,ltng w l ei
WAS captain In the English Navy, VINO was peti,o,
awestruck; he looked for bowicknlies anu ~, H.,
and when he rose speak he could NOT rea~c VA, .
GOV m S observed they were OF intelligence
men Of brains men who had gone iOrtn JUST ~ o 10
fathers did nj Plymouth Rock, to carve OUT ne" t
and new future for themselves can assure You tn".
now far rs know. men can go iof'n t len 70 The
Our. and take possession; and be ,,r nc
NewEngiander or south Carcnian ne may go ,o,e
in neace and increase aud multiply as Goa conhi'a ,
him long long ago Every mountain and hillside IN tne
great west has been tapped ana pore' anu e,o5 tbaf
has been tested by hammer and chisc anu hci, 81 ,
Ser cold copper and zinc are found to abound every
where and recently tin has beeh % m
yana and AiaDama o ,b, nearly ali their great
estabshnents were fed by natural gas Az uep'n u,
45O feet they have tapped rock similar 70 inc rocs
from which they drew oil IN former dnss S Which thew
convey as far as eighteen miles and with when ire u
their furnaces and by means Of w o ess Than they can
make IL In any part of the WORM, rni vi al III
GUIDED Applause thus we nao neo s taken mp by
anc o oey races Who nre developing wealth and
q strength In this country WHICH VIII SUI pass ' ~
OF the most enthusiastic
WIDER OUTLOOK.
put my friends. in CHANGING over this land wo know
perfectly we'll that man 10 the great study OF hie-o'
blocks of stonc-but his character MS past MS
present and his future hopes And here again. We Vi
America we OF the United states OF America vi ou'
country. have reason to be proud ad Ss coSntry
look back upon the colonization 3i lms co '
which You arc here tonight TO ceIepra,e rapiSa,ng
branch of It at Plymouth wn s of swcdes ard
IIugncnots Of Spanards ana French VI. VI , W
hand In the settlement OF ,ns w., coming to The great
epoch OF the Revolutionary war wnat WaS ,na' W." H.
simple declaration iaEt WEI mac Se 'I set free
We claimed he independent OF the moner co,1,,,,
just every hoy does when no p I"InJ W. fo,eht
Tor t. gained H. But we hal not YET a,rrsn IN
iute iudcuudcncei aud I think that our Irl'hus ~
philodeln6ia were little ahead when they celebrated
The is76 Cencnnal and yon gentlemen III 'NcW W.
Ucn,Snmial Of the United states Of America Applause Vs..
Tho government which preceded nat Ier r ' ~, I'D
The neoplc of the United states IN Congress assemblies
assumed 10 he the Empire or the lmp,loi w IT,, ,ha
,rv Washington was the first President, ANA from ,na
day 10 this our history has been pcrfccl una coP.,o
Tho war Of 1912 SIMPLY sideissuc fthnVr na
land tried 10 utilize u.s. They treated Us ~ oi no nc'ou
Ne woro NOT willing tn bc treated that way We resls'u'
and we showed them that We we're OF sumo 10
pcciny upon the high seas Then came he m,i, W az
"a, mny Mn diner rs to which led I" mat WAT,
but there cause beyond hunhh , t,a AMI
California aud IL still remained IN state OF nature n
United states got possession Of 1t 10y war; anu WV
held II since and surely great s"pu ~, srth
Like Moses we struck the rock and there burst io,,n
d and silver ana gave stimulus to trade hnd Industry
even here In Ncw-York-yca over the whole eiN'1n
world 50 that war great achievement oti1i "o
remained TO ourselves mystic y we could n,np The
contest with ourselves. That was the war we oll w,
Ciul War Now my friends. We ,o az 10 were
f remember the events OF that war. Some Oh us MeIo
more directly concerned with that than others
NAV he young men here who do not undcrsihu II, pu
wish 10 Impress upon you that the Clv war was III,
noscd unOn us that the people OF the South did not want
Civil War; but 1t was Imposed upon tnoin p5 80
leaders who sat In the halls IN Washington lApplausc'
there ever was a conspiracy, the conspiracy III INC
winter OF lsGO-l In Washington was dhiii-
nable conspiracy loud applause ana men ci1ie@n
of Southern state And 80 IL continued uhtl tey CV
PEELED the firing upon SUMTER when IL assumed w Cia
acter OF rebellion and remained 50 TO us close no Pnp
p ON earth were prepared for war than the people
of this country in May, ls6l The farmers ol ONO Weo
planting their they were In Illinois ana 50 hoy
were all over the North; You mere Wo Al f,,rsd
some disturbance but you supposed mat
in some way the difficulty would be patched up by com
promise. But when they nrcd upon sumter me- 'i
Cured IN this country the most beautiful uprising
of "a EpeOpc to uphold their Government ~"
defend the institutions OF inheritance ana 'no,,,
Tracing that Its very endievcry step was sep
I'm progress toward freedom ana toward tr very IsH
which Governor Long has so beautifully deScfhed p
order OF discipline. land where every man. bc ne Wr,
black or Yellow could ys ReSe te and
nr tree Applause Now, the war Is or the past w.
have fought with our foreign enemies. ana IN
every Instance ana surely We have right 10
boast Of our country IN all offs attitudes ana rest secure
beautiful in Is details. magnificent III lis past aud
present history, and We may sing
cur country 'ts OF thee,
or thee no ding.