New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17


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-. EY-uJDGE DAIYs RESPONSE
Fs-Judge Charles p. DAILY responded 10 the
4oas,, sThe Day We Celebrate The guests
ali rose to their feet to drink TO this toast, after
which, Mr. DAILY said;
me president has announced shss this toast must Dc
drk standing suppose that this is because it 10 the
fyss toast Of the evening UAughter1 suppose snNU
arn called upon answer this toast pecanse ns'o
celebrated this occasion with his society," efee'cr
OF times than any other member here II Is now nIJ
one wears Aimee asst dned with the Sons OF ST. Faeack
uron an occasion this 1t agreeable to remember
tina. on these occasions the sons OF the aoo wnch n
suffered 50 much always showed 50 much eooo iee
,nr II il expressed by the toast that was drunk many
var. ACC 6Ireiand fsrssken, but not forgotten
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celtic race 1t Is Byron has 90 well expressed IN
single lne The gathered memories OF thousand years
am not however, asked recalling the wronas
ana eores OF IA centuries in this our celebration
am asked In an Irish way, to further am asked -
this is tho centennial Of the beginning OF the Sovenmen
Of this country when Washington took the rens OF once IN
this CITY and whom the Congress sat here 30 tell you
about the Sons St. Patrick of that day. and how they
celebrated this occasion.
Mr.. DAILY then gave graphic and humorous
account Of the Sons Of ST. Patrick Of those
byeone days, which was greatly enjoyed ana
warmly applauded by his hesrers.
EX-PRESIDENT CLEvELANDS REMARKS.
BEFORE Mr.. Cleveland took his seat at the table
he held what was almost O reception In one OF the
ante-rooms, and many of the guests were there
introduced TO him. He answered to the toas1
The United States.H When Mr.. Cleveland was
introduced the guests all arose and cheered for o
minute or so, and Mr. Cleveland remained sitting.
When he did arise the crowd again cheered and
began singing Hes o Jolly Good Fellow" ana
refused to be quiet until the chairman had raped
for order several tines Mr.. Cleveland was lis
tened to attentiyely and the poIns that he made
well received. Following is his speech;
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cult 10 Determine the line OF thought which should
be followed. What is naturally and obviously sug'
Seeus " N its s growth ana developments great IN IL
mower and wealth and free in the character OF Its
q Nv ss,assssd broad and hosptable Country which
opens It's gates to the people Of all nations who arc
In exchange Tor share in the blessings which God
has In store for the American people.
Nor can h DO sad that in National -seltshness ana
sordld compiscency country is blind 70 tho well
faro Of others. wherever there exists struggle for
eet government ana for mans enfranehiseIoent there
Of the, United states In this We But
follow the prompting which our free condition In.
Uar population and to every cienen. Of
so a S reminding Us Of such Contributions, and where
the Value OF American citizenship Il fllly 40.
We should mention with love and with loyalty The
United states.S tApplaIse) A..
WORDS as they related to great prosperous ana
free Nation But other nations too, are great they
irse. STATS may mean any ORGANIZED government.
tyrannical nonarchcs free 1t IS, therefore most
he United statsss alone stand, for the one govern:
ment always ee and founded upon human f mo
unity Of our States and the Fundamental Importance
Of thai Sy 70 We srS s from s Union
career among be nation. Of the earth rns
IFS success depends upon Il. Whatever might Sc the
sHs s1 O. Of s9S e
y the sA American experiment Of seiisovornmont
he END that Nation might Be called led II. The
bonds Of our Union yielded to each other their opinions
and disc arded their prcjudlces. In later years. In
order that /. the United Staies' might DO saved as
preeIous heritage lives were sacrificed and blood was
Shed on many a hard-fought battlefield. We should
not be content with veneradon for those who made
rs n Nation nor With the sacred and grateful remem
brsnce OF tose who shed their blood and gave their
Hyes for its perpetuahon (Appiausel -.
We. too. owe a duty to the United states" We
can az least teach fraternity and toerstion, the
sure foundation of unity and % Our connfy's life
III these lessons ere firmly established In the hearts o.
our counirymen We shall to the extent that we aid r
this contamination, perform the duty required OF Us
In, orr day and generation Let us then cultivate
real and genuine generosity and fraternal kindness
anouR All our people. Let us resolve that no parft
san exigency shall excuse the creation keeping alive
OF Irritation and jealousy among people al charged
with the safety. the development and the triumph
of American Institutions. Hpplaasel
(Sur destiny Is before us. 1t can only DO reached
nv un,on and harmony We are not called upon II
surrrnder or ieopard1e any results m favor Of our