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

palm Of preference the verdict Of superiority, the s
est need of admiration and praise must Nc Nnn and
not to Alexander, Epicurus Caesar, Napolggom ,or
Shakespeare For men Of tho spirit VINO nearher with I'M
the voice OF Duty keep the body under SUI I'LL
against convenience, prefer death WIN ' ~.
life with lies These men have created an I ene
decency and order there In the world ana thy avo
preserve them. Appiause.I GentelheI tlS 49, ";
with AL its heroism aud spendor ana suDna'ou or
surpassed and rarely eluaed the genuine old fuiltan
in his staff and story. AT feast. Oh plea ure Deh VIZ
do not care to have his company. When VIC eA'ie
expediency over conviction ana ko'o tbe hinges
6"S U SH Fs sssos h xlHS thrift o0 may follow
fawning, then again have no use ior tne n tee
When the rights Of man, the charter OF hOeI.1 VIC
science are attacked threatened with overtnrow
ana all men of and pride and iberty-loyng no
fceP gnis With Fasta the better part Of
valOr; then II read and declare any na ~ avav
who dies for any crown, then we had better o1o
from Massachusetts. for and the Purltahs W. he
g Ogether Appauss Bu 5otto fought SIs5e against
Xerxes the devil. then want Puritan, iS Iose
soni has no room in it except for the idea OF COD
and conscience, who Is strong IN r,ti,' he,ore
the tribunals. honesty in the cOuntinghouse ~
workshop, and puts conscience and truth
he does lie singled his Psalms, but ne never g
counted the odds against HIN In any C DAILY Tho a.
wresed all night in prayer to wiring from uI ~. e.ct;
but next morning no sent messenget Shrst alone"
mandnG Pope 10 let my eIetn1e I Of San Angelo
nv the BODY Of Hercules the Puritan one gigantic
yicou and force conquer and dominate. Not culture
not doubt-not reason. the tree Of knowledge ~
not the tree OF life of culture can never Dc an
of maryrdom. Pessmism VIII never lca o And
hope Agnosticism will never build Pantheon: anu
science by putting the old stars by sencln. tue
ihofitative OF command. by advocating EoI Pc
rendered it impossible and the Pilgrim Father veneer
able name, glorious memory but DO l3ss % is
fact contemporary force When shsn we 80" ba o
like again that Corporal Fdley OF Diy ~ roaer
ranguing regiment oxhorting his colonel TO er9aT n
zeal and reproying his major for ukewarmness WEEP
ing and wailing like lost soul over MS SIN III In
rising up pick his flint, dry his powGer, rush upon no
enemy with irresistible voumeat last to put his ootoh
Sent.men our isies 20 with the Cavalier. but our
principles will hold to the Pgrtans ApPansSSh vairv
world is still in deep debt 10 Pymoutn kOcE and
fortified the soul in virtue Chyalry feared uisuond
lie: Pnrtanism GuicSened life renewing conscience,
truth duty ana God Chvalry died FOR adys glove,
stolsn kiss night intrigue Punanism died for human
righs Justice freedom aud truth Well, let Us drlhk nis
| health aud bless GOd That so mucI stern, un
righteousness, as ne exhibited has beech lived OUT ~
onr land for our gemrnt I'm wed0ng Applause
lie was not nice. IIaughter.l He had no anlca3le
pcasantucs-, except Holland gin lie never suspeuet
discipline even long enough TO laugh at the pIank.s
OF q monkey or 10 steal KISS from MS S~G 80
heart heisrc marriage He was an augnsr. E I,
unjoyous persecution pursued Nun, even ~ nI "o
He never opened the shutter or ms 50ui sonfnerU
in hs religious year MS nlnd nHi u" III vad
slope to IT, his Aature Greek element to IT, lie Neu
for duty aud abandoned the flesh he was as strong rs
Roman hero. aud to him We owe the ttnns % Ja'
institutions AMI the greatness and glory o tue ePuo0
! LLond appauSe
WHAT JUDGE DAILY SAID.
Tho strong speoch OF Mr.. Paxton created deep
impression aid he sat down amid prolonged ap iause'
The next toast was our Guests aud The VeheraDie
Judge Daly replied. saying:
Mr. President: It Is with the greatest pleasure that
| find myself at your hOspiiRble board; a PItdNdfe
gentlemen Is mi Ned, too. with sense OF IIoouhd
security, because understand mat Oy your
and by laws You admit none members except New
lnelauirr- Of good moral character lhls ekcSEeness
may, Of course. hin your numbers con,aetIlv Dut
will raise you the public estimation thero i no ieS
i nom. Mr. President as am expected to answer for
I
%cw-Tngiand. believe used to clam monopoly OF
everything good good moral c.irdctet; Out uat
time has evidently passed, because Weh size wants 10
raise % citizen the highest position ol cl'lr dlshiy-
sa for tust,ure he Mayor Of Boston, place r1lur-
INK as qualification good moral Cu+Idctcr-~lr gets IN
irish pilgrim Instead Of one ot the Od fntln Sio'k,
Well we do the thing here. We get natTe-burn
| IrsInau Shen want man. and we ar Just as
particular, too about good moral cn'cter As luauca
ION only We officers first on munich al thnc-
/ tionarie, and then We have Legislative committee TO
/ .Irn:hterl Va have lately had such An investigating
committee sitting tins city up % Tthin week or
| two: but the evidences OF mora character Dean 10
accumulate raj dy that the committee alloitnel
iork Seem. TO be followed a over tho country There
1, scarcely city IN the United states which has not
tns Why Gentlemen. u i, on account % the example
/ -et by Your own Pilgrim Fathers Ihlt Lol.e nand 0
t.ctn-cyc- ntoa municipal corpor'ti.n ana no 'ooner
/ set foot shore than they divided all tue ohces
/ American. laughter The native Americans came
Jnv,n 10 tlcm welcoming the Eug.ishmen, but It WIS
/ nv" "a ,-h,r doIp't cet any o.jr.s They didn't
cyrT Get A vote Ne do better Tor them here. In this
. section of inc country when the native American
. comes down ana welcomes the Pilgrim come
. the Irl-umtn. We welcome the German. we welcome
The Norwegian. He doe. not get any Office but he il
lowed 10 have % vote He l. permitted To vote for his
/ avorte cuigr,nt. Laughter Il ha- Away :
a. s no '" .oSs hat 'GG os com as'' oySr
,Geo tho lA"%ins l S r aag mdGl,
rl ori,r. II i. supposed from tnelr fine ply ,iqae
,nd their great mental efiowmcnts that they WIRE
scit judge who sail 10 the culprit before him Young
n' ' 1' of when you ro ab" ie cStry
stealing ducks" 1ruytrr' Vow. young Pilgrim, Of
ana >t.enSt" :, n' 80. y bIIi." ,i VI
| ever seek position on the bench. Tue danger or
I royc @ag f SS"ah omemc 'GR Rey Eatc
!he very 'oq g.r jude cs,-, d..apnoi"tsa
| op,uipp that bad boon announced AGAINST him ia u
It was The richest decision t1at he ever
tat n W., tho sckest ease he cur t.lcd Both
hngaut' admit u his Gni explained II on me ground
Lauchtrrl These were NeW-Eus.and lawyers OF good.
III, raj character
respect to the Nev-Ensaud bar was adopted with the
New England society the mllinium would be
T. say something aoout your guests Icrpect in the
rca Sew England stock belonging 10 our states. For |
conhdcnIy believe ro, fiom ma, the way thinss
long before very Newn slondrr at this l6c Will be-
the son Of an lr.nman an y RtS ~
=
ing men looking 1T the Pilgrim Memorial IN the PARK
one ~ them, who was engaged In The oyster
business said 10 the other: "Th1t II one
/ OF those Plymouth Rock fellows" sand
his friend. "Whai Kind OF follows those PiymOaIh
| Rocks WHY" apid lac. " think they were % sort
/ Of saddle rocks, with hard shel."
"Wr" said his friend, M they saddle rocks
I hard shell there Is mighty Juicy h'Oy.ter
/ inside 10 doW.' Laughter The qhes-
Ham i. vbrther II T. being swallowed slowly bur surely
/ II Is my Impression that it H. Massachusetts viii
probably tHt the furltlns Of the present DIZZY
are slowly swallowing IL. one thing Is certain the
race that swallows Will be- improved by IT, My advice
Il to swallow It whole take him With the go'd. had and
Indifferent DO every lrishu would under the same
circumstances butter him well and then swallow
/ HIM whole Laughter
/ It has been u matter OF regret. Mr.. Prcsi-
/ dent, that have no Plymouth Rock ON this part