New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-23

DIT. J. II, PARKER.
World" And when laid down his sword upon the
dsbandng OF the Army, bidding farewell TO his ccvot
comrades TO oil temptations ambition. would
seem that the Of his fame full. But In
truth only foundations had been laid. When discoi
and anarchy threatened 10 undo the whole work Of the
and throw tho feeble dsunicd States back into
condition than that from which they had emerged
find him presiding BY the unanimous voice Of the
and wise who had gathered at Philadelphia TO frame
constitution In order 20 form perfect unoh t.
establish justice TO provide for the common defence
the general welfare and TO secure the oesng'
OF liberty themselves and their chlldrca His wisdom
helped frame 1t and IL his overwhelming influence
than any other cause that secured ss adoption
by the doubtful aud reluctant States
And, then what grand example OF civil ma2l-tacy
did hi. eight years frat President offer TO oil
generations Of the people and to all successors In
that greatest OF offices that the wit and the wants OF nan.
kind have created The great lesson tina, h. taught p.
ected by you and almost washed out IN blood but
now accepted everywhere, and by none. believe, more
heartily than by you IS that the union Of the states IS
everyhlng-that without that no state no section. IS
ANYTHING; that the material welfare and the common good
all the only objects Of the Nltional GOV
rnmcnt that there shall h. legislation for the benefit
OF any section any class or any interest except so
far 1t shall be required 10 promote the general good
that oil OF America equal before the Lord
and under the Tag that they must all he ready when
occasion calls give their lives 10 uphold IT, GRO.
ongSi applause)
Those words were listened TO with closest attention
and they applauded At frequent Intervals. Inc |
singing of The Old Folks at Home Joined In hy
all present with spirit. Frederic Taylor was then
introduced representative NV Yorker TO speak |
for The City Of New-York.7 lie said In part
when in the year the newly appointed Governor
Fletcher arrived In NcwYoik the Mayo end corporation
Of the and Appropriated the sum Of 20 nom tn
city treasury toward dinner in his homo This, -
far a. the record shows the first public banqut on
Manh ttan Island OF course upon TIA, occasion 9mo q
the toast Of honor THE city Of Ncviok" a. 10 has
been the honofci alm,t banquet board sine"
then spread among w. and II Ia, been responded 70 70
often and By msny. that nobody can now az on'inr
new about IT, Though N report las becI preserved 70
Us Of 0; senuems1 who AZ m dinner ~
Tlcchcs responded Tor "Our CITY II may d &C.
ccptod certain that hc dwclt with rmIha.' upon th'
conopoll,an feature 81 prowlle city. Upon the hci
th.c Will the Puritlns IN Mas-achu-'t' wee hnmf
out all lawyers and BcIA"cr IN Virginia wa hlh"Ih'
God there neither prntl'c rcs-, nos f'eo 'fhoo
In the colony Ncw.Yok had not only welcomed a.
comets but had encouraged amorg t. people everything
in sny way tcadnc toward t'eir bett"inont.
You remember those Dcautiial words which Dr'neham
put tho mouth Of Columbus A. he st""l upon l' u
81 the Maria sailing out Of The port "' lao'' anu
rccrcd OF uron the ccss bcforc him glorious
vision truly ard Vet much moro gi"r ous tn VISION
A. no now looks down from the rain ~ "spr' oi Ins'
,n made perfect" The continent no longer the wicf'
ness he discovered changed by unr' and bloom
ike the rose dotted vine the snow i oI"ay'.
To where tropc sun boat' down Win t''nhF c,e'
"a close together bc within almost hand'haAiHg hl''
tan - OF .
hilltop at every csosToM opn school Law hin1 'm''
d.,n trooplng In imperial valleys, tlch"d At 'prh'
time later laugh out loud with RoI''" h'''s'-"'
mountains Of solid rock all pierced 20 lci out the "''"
within them hld-ts rivers crowded tick win busy 'ia'
H. ,,, iascs rcckod with .an and frrttoi by beating
rhecll,e tremendous caiaract hpfnoss'i 10 'lI ana u
fuInc..-s surface oycrsfct'hc1 from ca" U cuH' VII"
thread, through which constant fash u" shtnne'
~ thought and covered bv metal web VITA ral""ys
along which ccasccss the tides of cor'r'-lt' q"
hay with smoke Of factories. making r'''''F nun"
ingenuity can dcvc and ncl with The muse o "u'"S
hmm Of wheel buzz Of saw, wnirr Of spindle u''p q
,.,o,i, ,oa, of fnrnlco camg Of anvil, and born"
above H. all on every breeze the Glad song Of "'l'paI
lalor-the land the home Of near hnn'r"' n".''-S
wave that beats upon It's shores adding to thor huDf
tic frccsf uffticst and haplhc't p'opi" VI I'M t"
tI.ong aad loud appauscJ .,. 4,
And n to.nishi SOHO angelic rel"r.'r no'rp"'" J."
banl should wait upon the old NAVIGATOR t. get rom mn
. Column OF talk for Of the ccc'tdl morning u1"''
~ ,. a. IN the present condit and future outlook OF
,e continent he d!sroycrd1nd. In the conis' Of me
Interview should osk what in the carer OF 'n' ,"''."
na mas. excited the na,ira,ors special wonder thr
an.wcr quick wouli b." "Ile' CROWN anu T"'"'o' u
xcw.York City'' loud applause ana 'h''r'J
,rh. torc, ,od lg Mr. TAYLOR were mu"h cnioy'c.
pr PARKER aroyc To say that he ara senator Nlnr
or irnn the same state lie had lcf II and Nnnc"
nod s,'vrd for IN, good Of The STATE LAUGHTER
cnut IA E., nad IN Garrett speech 'h !" 'io' sur
onn.o, ~ ami heartily lndorsc the Southern so
,,, -, ycv.yor1 Your existence in this ctv l. ~
ob,cct lesson Of true patriotism ana manly SUR P''
rtoro T. CHEAP some ni'I r\h!b' ~ u'H"-
,A, ,riond. which close Of Kin TO co"ardice; ana
,na.o - ,a,rom which men manifest by hnmby
., the sins ana snort oiIlS7 +"
-. o,d ,hich gave birth, which Is s;'I closer ="
M 90 ,,c,chcrv and becomes the imp r.onptoh OF huiDii
o,noss The bird which fouls IT. own ne.' ha' never
,o,n c-tco,pcd the noI'cst Of his Kind lie may "
i.seicod and handed down t. contempt as hath"i'd
uuo,uu, so true Of that Southern lana VIII pei
81, If. ,oogue To utter words Of bame or dcr'qa'ion
- f., nconI, q, i'm Impeachment OF their motives. The
,c, conccIaions lib ry which ever animated
tho sons OF men their home IN the mlnds ana he''
CT the Southern people. 80 . 80
Sn,x,., wo. sung most heartily, and next ex-
re-. pom 10 the continent, 'ur -''''' ~ "
| other things he salo :
~ cannot be expected that one tnlnfd III inc pr'T9
and - the stump should enui'tn I''
oftv nlQhts OF polished platform elo1nn'e "ch NJ"
cowo ., gracefully orntors tonight NY ONLY
claim 70 heard by the sons OF tue sou'h Is ",' ~
| a grandson Of Old VirHnia-th brightest lower III u"
Southern crown. II you ask how sn'taihcu ula' ~
| atIon.hIp / reply that am son OF ONO "la o"o =
tho first and oveest OF the freebon daughters OF
while love the Of my mother state emoaHohu WIZ"
ia s,nbur,t and garnercd shcaf, also love the mug VI
hor ,,othcr state adorned by sturdy warrior t'huh-
ros,re foe vet BOTH do love that other au
rc.,e flag with -four clustered stars each o
beautiful A. the other and etcrnally fixed IN us po
Far whether il naunts the Northern blizzard or s"hS
in the Southern zephyr 10 Il now and forever 'ho mas "
| our native land. (Applnuse) - ,
letter OF regret from John &. Carlisle was ,ta
! The last speaker Josiah Quincy, WHOSE Hu"''''
| was American unity