New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-17

NAV we'll claim sponsorship for this SIo1 r saitb
MAGNIFICENT corporation ard as an earhsst VI nor 1hen
even in the days OF her simplicity and iraga!,
her current expenses dd nor cAced goV'S 40 600 i'm
Hi orrat enterpr5e; a subscription SAID to ne aDouV
the fr.tleglslative ana ever aorueu MoTvland sit
ton In tn United states lAppla1srl utias stands
mated In the very bosom OF the GhlIeu 49,, WIN
equally omen to the commerce OF North anu
her close proximity TO the lrdue coY' tba trade of
waters she is the natural posSeSsor Oh tiS Nav
that region which rivalry should wrest rom Of the
control which makes her IN measure tne through
great Western trade, the guardian OF inc Bnos isse
to ali the world. Her port OF Baltimore GohO cfy
all the advantages OF an soano ln."H' lying
w4 he dos hG n the heart of the the S15s
of the Atlantic AppISuse N0 IN thu hearts Of
true Maryanders by the extension OF the boae anu
Ohio Railroad to Ne%York 6D dnsy r INK in tins com
merce of the great cities. me I ron weak;
are nSS b tOis of anon Cherished 6o
STATES and strengthened By an identity Oh iH''''''
lie progressive and busy ideas of New;fork ma
another of approach to tne peopo OF in the
nrowess OF her Garrett those associated win MN Ia
this undertaking. for they would not ony pr V Kn
the good wishes of Maryland to York t5,
and revive the glorious memory OF thoso
thoag more than declmated under the leaden fire OF
the British onslaught the STOOD ders saS 81 the
infant city whose present gr sNT The ADMIRATION OF
the world We acknowledge the cordial wtoomt a. so
days entertainment aud congratulate ourseves srI
in this great city. lApplause.I
ADDRESS OF GENERAL wOoDFoRD.
After Maryland had been safely disposed OF
all were called upon to toast Inc
State OF New-York
MY good will aud your good welcome mere 0o'"o''
ofErrors."
General Stewart L. wo Oxford said in reply:
MR. WIuAN AND G Z NTLEMEN On these pleasant NILS OF
Richmond In the early autumn or 1897 my regiment was
mustered into the service OF the National Government
al al yvant a i
not soon forget the morning OF arrival there nor
how in the cool gray OF dawn we sat upon the nos
pitabe curbsones OF the Monumental Clty ulnhins
conveyed to Washington over me BaitVre anJ IND ana
comfortable transportation Oh cattLe, Gu" rocniisr
were still fragrant with the perfume Peouiaa
may have groved then. there came many days there.
when, amid the swamps OF virginia ana tio p i
of Baltimore and the cattle cars ot Dit Garrett hay
lLaughter am glad cordially 10 meet our LAD 70
know that IN your peaceful and friendly INVASION OF TUE
y0y over YOUR own road laying your rails and
building your bridges sucb Invasion ne Ne" w. an
hat makes Tor material prosperity and commercial
! growth Now-York will heartily accept lApplause' y,
ny state it becomes my pleasant duty to greet the
Governor OF Maryland In the name OF New- OH PIN
ored sir, yOu indeed most welcome mere. hls ~,
lency. Governor h bids me express his EcSIet ,,
duties when cannot be POSTPONED u.ny h h am sure
that you feel and know how heartily eVeiJ C'zon 80,
] Me- o.
nvro ynn ana to Maryiand-forever " our Mary
land most cordial and pest wishes AppauSe.5 V tho
| greatest OF the Governors OF New orK-Ha'e az
| Tho energy OF his life to building that canal
Which welded the waters Of Lake Erie the Atlantic
Ocean The success. OF that effort liked the rank "I TINS
SIatr ,mone the states of the Union assured the
cnIn,,rrrin lel,lersnp OF New-YOr It the boast
OF the Roman that wherever through tue ShPto
m"sstiny bur Simply modosty and truthtully We re-
peat To- night ali roads throughout the Union lead at
az GentI'nen. comins htner from your beautiful and
! prosperous CITY Of Baltimore: you nave P "sseI"
the lines of great railway. the Pehu'yINtha NcpVini'
that roads IN many respects the most perfectly cup
ped aud admirably managed railway IN thr worm. me-
has been rivalry between that rOh an, tn[ CIV "a r.
resent There viii be rivalry As New Orker au III
the broad and catholic spirit IN when New 1oIn
business believe that rivalry Will neiP ooth 5o
aud huler neither lApplAu'e.l lOu come 70 m.
Island was the birthplace ana Is inc 'st icS
men who nave developed anu ruled tue sre" ooi'I
! that troId and competitors WIN II ana WIN
Pcuusy lynuia Road for the carrying tt"e oi inc
Vest believe that rivalry and competition wiz Ne =
All your roads aud hinder none. Generous, wise ana
n /. Inc me OF all trade. Monopoly Is
the curse oi al trade all business. al manufacture ana
a. nr les mr.. omen TO ali the world Applause
She welcomes all Corners, "A steamship MUGS an rAi-
s..iy c"rrou.ly ami Loyalty wuo Will keep law
aud gains the old paths OF honesty, INDUS
| try amt economy. lAppIauso.l 49, ,,,,
You who Cuutlol the corporations have tremendous
power for good evil II You use tins power 10 grind
The poor To corrupt Government, to brDe legislators
and dehauch judges, yOd VIII brhE mart upon lhe Au
! upon the people, aud nuaIy upon yourselves II you
use ms power tomako labor more hi"vy "ha more oHl
tented, 10 make the people moro prosperous aut tn9
o-.to more strong, then shall you wiz and d
wear your crown with lasting honor i Hni
lasting prout fhFdob lIese IIALH w. ,r"'t
| I am permitted To speak tonight ioT gIoHHe
state whose people ana whose cities nave been arEry
benefited 10y tine railways OF the entire counlS' ~ ~
| give yuA hearty welcome We know your power, we
wish SOu succcss. FOR your success Is ours ius Is e
arena where tho commercial industrial and financial
forces OF the world already struggling ana are cach
DRY We only ask that all who come enter the lists
shall remember that tho Old Laws Of right and wrong st
aud strongest corporations IL the land have the same
interest rs has the lowiest !ab0rer In just COMPETITION
fair play. simple honesty and loyal obedience 70 law
lApplAusel.
when the toast The state Of Pennsylvania was
reached the Chairman explained that Attorney General
Cassidy having import mt case IN court IN Pha-
depnia In the morning had had for that city by
the o'clock boat Three cheers given the STATE
| Of Pennsylvania and the toast drunk standing
MIR. KEAsREY SPEAKS FOR NEw-JERsEY.
Last OF her sister commonwealth came Tho state o.
NewJersey."
Come SIC thee down upon this aowwory bed
Midsummer Sights Dream"
In response A. @ Kea,Ocy, OF Newark, said:
At the last pubic dinner attended was asked q
respond to the toast New-Jersoy Blessing to heI
Negnbors." In OF the outcry nave been making
lately feared that might DO summoned tonight to
answer the -NewJcrsey an Obstruction to her
Neghbors. lLaughterl
DcloNo We hto ~ pIc'oAt "H 'H0 SUI Va Wv A''N
but there is impression prevailing on our side OF tAt
Sound that by rights this dinner Is given In NewJcrsey
1t is certainly that in 1864 King Charles granted TO
toe Duke of York great -dehued tract OF country
the OF the New WUrde Itendng from near Canada
To Virginia and that the Duke la the year gave Il
Berkeley and Carterct all between the Hudson and thu
Delaware called New jersey.
It also that the NowYork people OF that day
grcved tins gift ana protested that the prOdisa
Duke given away the best part OF his possessions
one OF tho COmms wrote to tina Duke, saying
I'm this grant Is cOmprehended all the improVenbe par
7 pf u
twenty people than Long Island and all tht
remaining tracts IN your Royal Hlghness'S Patent"
They were dissatisfied that they tried To get IL al
back Thsy dill back staten Island, being posses
sion, resisting all efforts 10 include II I'm NewJersey
We cOntuuded FOR IL well We could FOR hundred
and ty years but at last In 1888 we up our claim
aud both by state agreement and by law. We sOemnly
settled that middle OF XIII Won Kull aud staten Islam,
, Sound Is the boundary between New-Iork and Now
jersey. We bound TO admit that this Is New OIL