New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15

Philip and with the other thrlsng ner owl, ~, ont
for lofer IDEAL. They caught a view OF a more
heavenly prucple Of freedom, and at once Hat age
they secured the riglt 10 every to worship hs W.
,od. privately publicly ACCORDING TO .le Ibis to
nch an extent secured It - inviolably that nrs, o
EngIshmen went Holland 10 learn aDoL' rougeTfnI
countrv caught from iceland the inspiration Oh . .he
idea and the Whole world is coming 20 I'' az no
idea that Dutchmen have gycnnnamely, thn1 ner w"y
mans duty to force him 10 do this IN any o'her WY
than his own way. ttpplaIse ma SOON TO think,
means freedom 10 ignore God That which our ia,ne5 ~
esteemed liberty to be exercised IN 'n ntnrnret as
license to do without any Religion We are false ec TO
fathers We DO not a re'nf freeGom to worship
h'5 taken good deal Of time and great Tcen ue" a
-, u gon nv letting II alone What awful caialS
II would be If the individual should ever onin e in
learn tnlt Leon God tor no Dutch religious liberty
Ditch religions liberty Is different thing man Ii
tnn H. the @ 1fsi snd that Ii: nobes
titude Is bending upon his knees. A Tbat ey viii
otter he who cares about his lineage , ana
believes in that for which bis ancestors p ,in say
l" Wa" ,t the Dutchnan is false TO his name ana
unworthy his lineage who does nol peieNc lie has not
,ncd the first principles Of Dutchman VINO H nhs
no learned that for him the only real Liberty Sc anv
service OF God and that in t'ns hoy ser'"o - '
mans perfect freedom. AppauseJ
DIR. TALMAGE'S address.
,,,, ,ho Dow Dr r. Dewitt Talmage. pastor OF uie
nroollvn Tabernacle responded to the toast "na'
/ know about the Dutch THIS Is part vi ""''
Talmage said ,,,.oo NJ fine
good to be here Mhat !, yn, and had
been consulted TO which Of all the s done wiser
choose to walk upon, we coud nUe mv rnys been glad
that got aboard this planet. there are ' ronen and
OF persons that especially admire There are two
places where always have good appeeIom,e - ~
home and the other Is away io rs we're some gentle
men at public dinner heard Of greeinoni,i Vie lie
had public dinner i9one y v,. slowing
Hm The sights: Who are those gentlemen VINO Wv wv
eating so heartily ;" The answer wa. 5eS at tbole
r"nilemcn up there on the height looking 30 pale ,
frightened and eating nothing .nc~cbn; Laughter
Wit m0rc oppropriate way celebrate me h9l.
lauders than by hearty eating; i0r 'e a ned nftcr one
f hc mos. delicious fruits on all this ablethe House
Of orange. Iii, right that be mere ot Will coinn
cr,,,,, ntber blood i'm nv veins 10 MAKE me coalnp
n"ltnm and at home among all natoralitie my Vells
carry strong tide Of Dutch blood NY mother p VIII
and named after Il Dutch dominic GRADUATED az vi =
Dutch theological seminary marreu ,ra ud alvays
took Dui, newspaper and though haye i 70, Sn
into another Denomination m me Gnnom NINA OF
SLr.ti,ns hive on hnnd at this time biz eccieS,ns-
Teal fight land when ministers do fgt they hEn. NM NM
rmecd seas and the nag ut her masthead j. sun ln,
sced with Peace and good VII to men "Id DR.
Van Vrakcn aud magnificent Thomas dc W.T. Ho'n
your thrones witness (ApPla,n'e., -, CIV England
for manufactures, France for manners 'ermhmy lor
scholarship Italy for pictures, but Holland Tor hot r
Gentlemen gem I'M that Story can get no further
than our own immediate ancestors thc mos, -.
a rlorlons race Of old folks they WERE May our right
hand forget its cunning and our tongue ce}Ve TO tne
orics What good advice they gave vs. and when they
went away forever-wel; our emotion, IN rsai No TO
one we stood bowed in reverence and over the other
the dominant emotion was tenderness ana ye " csn
see her now in the old Dutch home. the plain cap
and the great round ,pecaclcs and her back sooPlns
from csyos our burden Wa ,so se n e gnd wound
for when She put the fnrsiehed spectaceS clear up
her 9GSfd So ecT r yi And
ever since heard any music like that which she hgshed
uN to sleep with. and could any other ia'e 80 HI
room with light, and comfort, and peace
IT IS GOOD BLOOD.
Mr. President Dutch blood is good blood. We DO
not propose to antagonzc any other tonight, but ut
our public dinners about the o1st OF December we
sail around the New England coast so much In the
Maynowrr | think II will do well for Us tonight 10
take sail in NewYork llarb0r In another BOAT luso
AZ good. viz the Half Moon. ApplauseD The diher'
cnce between the Yankee and the Duchman was
well illustrated by explosion on thr MS
,l.,lppi River. when there was Dhtchniin
and . Yankee board. The passenger.
had been thrown into the air. and after the accident
the captain came around 10 inquire ~ rrgau 10 cie,,
and H. said TO the putchman; " pa You see tLat
anherl" And the Dutchman replied Yes WIEN r,n
/ Va, going up hc coming down Ialgh,crJ me
- NOR, ,p 10 bc sire it Is right before zoe, ahead
Dutch blood means patience. fidelity ana perscvcra
II is gen"rou, hlood and You don't ma IN II any su.,
r,-iunc,, A That man demonstrated IN my naive
villas, He had never given farthlng in all m' HE
to any cause ~ clmrty, but, In time ot Ola age' III
moment Of weakness. when he SAW case oil distress
he gave 4 cent 10 An unfortunate ana tnt man nv
ave II dropped down dead. ana the surgeons ai,rr
ward said that hc died Of sudden cnlar cement or ule
heart ~ such mean man among tli' putch as una,
man who ocOuOmized on meat cnt on DOG IAN ana
roasted il and ate 1t and then gaN' the bone BACK
t, the dog 80 that mean man that heard o. , VINO
,-,. II, economical that H. used wari on the back
81 M, rcck Tor a collar button uaughcrD / have 50
much faith IN Holland bIoSn mat declare ,% inc
welcome them at whatever port ri the North
American continent they arrive for ms continent Is
noticed h0w the Governments the southern part ~
the continent arc gradually melting into our own, ana
IN" Intcd state, win be amlcaby settlri, and the
time VIII come when the United states GovfTnnent
hospitabic canada. and when the United >atcs shall
80 offer II, hand IN marriage Canada VIII blush and
look down and thinking Of her allegiance across the
seq The E' commIuSc q ihi, Holland dinner. in The
suggestive letter they, wrote me- SPOKE Of the
fsct that the REPUBLIC OF The NetherlandS ma
nirord Ia be- ho>pitablc To all foreigners. and cs
especially the llollander>. Don't steal their trunks
when thrv land ~ Castle Garden don't tumble them
Intn a second ca,, sailors boarding house. This cry
of Americt for the Americans IS an ab,uId cry.
rber, /. moi a man here vino /, not descended from
fnre,pnrs except he be an Indian. The only native
american, aye the NDdOrs. the Chppcwa~, the Cherp
kcc, the rhlckasawS. the Scminoc> and such like.
What II the Indians had stood on Plymouth Rock and
,t The Highlands OF the Navcsnk. and when The
iioandrrs and the Pilgrim Fathers attempted t. lard
had shouted Back with you 20 Holland and u
England America for Americans Had that watch
,.,rdI ceu al early and ~ucftS sful whore now
stand our cities would have stood Indian wigwamN: and
canoes inStend ~ steamers would have tracked the
Hudson and the Connecticut. and instead OF the
Mississippi being the main artery of the continent
II would have been only trough for deer and antelope
and wild pigeons to drink ont Of What makes the
cry II America for the Americans" th' more absurd
aud the more inhuman = that some I'm this country who
themselves arrived here In their bOyhood. or
only one or two generations hack are Joining in the
CIV Es'apcl themscv into tbs eau IN nd. they