New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-23

Judgment biats
limited states TApplalSe. Don't send us Pamph,e,,s
on silver We never read them. We know 1t all Weldon
have TO look at IL. Educate the peollo vi , I
Tinted Sta es on that subject. | miEnt
AZ weitae that subject for an illustration as any otheT
audience pavS large portion of which will agree with me
that silver coinage ought TO ne stopped me- lar
am using 1t only illustration NOW thtre ID o n1
power that can control that 1ited States
fS.a U bnt because the people of the United
states thought sO-risht wrong. they thought 80
Make them think otherwise II you want olhr In
IS MST Ist me DoG S
has alluded IN terms of praseirOm which ueuac. no ~
word the President OF the United states III tesaru "
the silver question: But must say thaI Nh
messed although it was against my VIEWS S.e WiS Of
representatives, upon that subject 1t did not move
Them at all It ia because the people oehatu me
tell you this thing in h99ey alanndngs,,
Every sensible man. like every sensible army mas are
eye to its baggage; not you and because CCSurcb.
Now every man. every representative man, has NOR
baggage lying around his district than ne mas IN ~ h
ter IL Is precisely the same thing Win IeSau So
the bankruptcy act II your business men wan. IT, and #
any disaster comes from tho nonadOptlon OF y Uuti
views on the silver question or that on HG disaster
becomes imminent especially on tho silver question: t
VIII pe anG non of the United states will
themselves. aud the edict will be recorded Dy tho N
Now lot me close with a single word Of general re-
mark II you want New gland actions IN tas couh-
try, spread New England ideas. lApplause'I
The president then said;
GENrIEMEs: The lightning has just brought a
dispatch that | know will meet cordial TO.
Committee feared that the three great Generals OF the
Union Array might never meet III IRE again IL tn Gu
not meet here and they secured from SHERIDAN NJ WASH
ngton. from sherman at 81 81 LOUIS anu rom E,s
ISo ts rn I1f c% pemg with u% knowledge OF
thar d seasc held sheridan at Washington telegram
could not reach him in time. And General sherman
4
he might once more III, NeW-l9 9I -, 80, s. 'So
telegraph brings word from him-apd the old Ncw-Ens
| land love still survives
The telegram from General sherman is given here
THE REV. DIR. PAxroN's SPEECH.
The Rev DE- John Il. Paxton responded to the next
toast. The Od.fashioned Man OF God" lie said:
Mr. President ANp GENTLEMEN or TIE NEw-ENG-
A>D SOCIETY The Puritan Is dead-dead ~ Ola 'rmes
and az ousoles sterp,e-crOwn hat aud belted
tune VIII not to lifo again IN the generation.
Nihilist ana commandment by the PURITAN VINO
feared God, loved liberty, hated oppression ana 90
. put his loot the n,cks OF pro-trato kings III
Inc name of Lord OF Hosts cufrlnchisinE conscience
/ AID mixing nm end OF star chambers. lAppIausc.l
TIshions come and go-never long the same IN religion
or in wouens hats. lLaughterl The Ola Puritan mas
disappear Ell for time The Cavalier the good fellow'
mayI,nc- Mikados the Greek nature IN man. the Pom
pru instinct Adonis and Fa'thh and poetry are on top
again Aud the weaver " no sang psalns ana coq'Iru
/ nj Naseby ana Ma:Ston Moor-wc. lie IA under now
limo has done what the chivalry OF Europe ana inc
fangs Wild beasts. aud the touShawks OF saNasrS,
and the long winters 81 an lnhuspabr Wilderness could
/ to ell Puritan
soetc 1t last. relic Al exceptional survival not
| A present fact aud q controlling force
Ne have been lyirg good long time in tins century
on his transmitted virtue hut II II almost exhausted
Orc,.iony one can hear faint echo 81 hs iron creed
and ul compromising conyictons,-ln me h'iS OF
Congress or ~ au oal-0ttue'Why PuiP., uu 'n,t 70
an echo lis uame survives In lunhmrrable
rrr iost There was good OF Puritan nbre IN
the land 81, nut money Is on top now, not ciVc
duty The ~ fortified IN patriotism and Nal'r New
an 10 God from Getty and the Wilderness Leaving
skeletons bleach under tue signing tops 0f the tai
Ths PURITAN has passed Harvard is eIamor-
ng for Optional piayrrs' am AM .,' com
hudoyer. hi- hl,t stronghold AGAINST encroncnng
trr and degenerate Harvard, shows signs 81 captua-
ION fing, ho oV to tho creed. aud superseding
Inc narrow siug- road to Heaven with double tracks
ana second coaches Alta he'd for tue hehth'n Well
Nly complain or lA.urhtt "God mlhs himself IA many
/ ways" Wc cannot breathe throneh Niles standl,n's
vine into nineteenth century 3o'tles 10 oaiid
Gothic cAh'aa,' one mH'n A"o a@l ''T r,,.%,r
roue Puritan, must have tlr Purii"n-' cnytoumrni
too which We have NOT Ulysses has gone Oh hl7 van
dergs' and thcre l,no one ct' To- pen. '-e nAg nIw
/ creed. Bishop ia su'P'''' ,,r I'N''r''IS
, statue On. are nF the bomoCr,c et mi
matching Win i'u'"Any Han IlAnshtrr amt 'p.
Inc Puritan j. like virtue. which ever, body praises bat
. which frA practice. We admire tie Puritan Wr ctt
. t.rr,rin and dfIuk champagne aul ha,ca IDLY good
uu, once year over hIs gipfpg. achievements and
granite mhuurss tiaughloI.. but wt do not live hts
lie or cmu.a,c Dol, lscI.. irs dead 100 tu, generation
~cruoc art scrptc u. culture sweetness and usnt"
Lavc whArAe. away 90 hm wan c.l'r sand p'prr"it.
SATIRE rcle use ii h' original u. amcn,s ere loot.
ul h- srcatsrtl,ou Is 100 more Ike his aYccsor than
tue Od South thuich IA boston Is Ike the OLD Odd
Well. the average man - made by the air ABROAD IN
DIS .cariafiu. hi thr tg'sL Ouy rare great men
carry. IKE plants TO % alnp'p"ct "'hE "Ith lhr ia
trlf. iIlt, Mos conform To- prevailing t.udeu-
and w. have To- 90 With II r., Muifrrc To Icuuc.. ec
mountains to nud them, 20 ko"kS Mountain Euchr- To
lns'h. you h""": ave ,'i,. t,'nT o'I,, ,
AttrL IA al q
nou.c.. We arc not serious enough now
or too serious. for mciolraua even. But "Ihe
Ik.dp" o. Adouis' can ran 100 uiIut~ with crowd
Ell houses some uu-lius rou-s, "a graceful mau-iu
ughs o ''i,'- an some '"'i NM It'' "a SO" ",Hk'
Tor the Puritan. what This g""elAton alm,es he de-
,il''g;i T Trn', rUI ave INN no more
credit tuan III due. TIE age he lived m made hts ruling
. passion. very age ha, It's own proPhrt-it' own
,n,na lou,ua. 1t once was tn,t personal courage was
est-cmeI most thea men died cArec,sy In the PERFORM
men Horauu- bch the bridge, pccus offered
himself TO the mes, ana ba5'ns stabbed
every desired to b. an ascrtic hcrmit-a simon
10 mount. Now Il is-woli. what VIII tell YOU To
/ have lots oil money, plenty OF things dinners
wines I"r Of Wealth. Is tho GOAL Of fns
. pushing. plotting struggling muttude. whereas god
. travel uumcrousy, and low there Dee that arc found
Tut The old fashioned man Of God wa, aud still
tneudou, force 80 The world lAppiausri We are low
living his virtue. such - We nave We are now d.
rcctus our children walk Ia Tie paths he cut uul for
MS thuush uIidcr away good deal ourselves, sips
strength l. nrrrs,ur} Refinement is optional rightc
ur.s and Justice the only Foundations. while culture
ami art only stu'cp, hltScr 1ud Oruamcutatou To
have 10 supple knee AMI artlculitrd spine makes
good cou pauy and good time, but men OF uuointcd
suIuc- auu passionate convictions carry H before them.
lAppl .usrl Ia the race OF lie Isaac beats Shmaol.
JACOB, E-tu a short distance tho sruso
/ j. Omupotrnt," said Yankee sage !;
bat for alt that the spiritual qualities
rulo the W,rd and the old Purtaus who feared God ant
paid attention To conduct, have never been whipped.
iAppluusrl 81 the 'ycorhants, supple med people,
-thr,truu scst-slic men, too many for INN
IN England. he sailed To Plymouth Rock, waited 100
years. aud took his revenge IA Bunker lill and York
, town. Matthew Arnold iaucIc, ShaNe,pcdr on board
MaVlOWrr ami tusiIuttcs he would have found the
Pilgrims uuco"L MAI company ana very dun. r. Ilaps,
shake pcire sIrrod IN Money making any
. Connecticut umsplautrd Iorkshircman, ana well hc
IL In ~ IN -.