New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

sthers homo hsowed with joys and perhaps sorrows
the heart nstincuvely ere for rcst end peace Of
MIND
Home is not the mere dwelling, for many palace it
IL not Homo heart IL, lie IL at The poor
mans fresde or In the grand edice Of the rich Home
sweet home. stimulates that auds bic respect for parents
which induces worthy 70 avail themselves OF te
best experiences Of noble The fundamental senu
10 composite home esteem for parents ana pide
in comncndAbe deedsJ which Is creative OF such
societies. while tending make. in the eve OF dusifu
son. the vacant chamber in which mother once was "oh'
TO sleep, sanctuary; the empty chair in which isnef
accustomed ST. altar and 70 stamp upo1
his vision image Of devoted parents, yet also I'M
presses uIon his memory their good and Just oeeos anu
thoughts ana urges him onward and upward IN INC
hihfil discharge OF his mission In the economy oil me
To this senumcn: "a largely due the preserVa''o"
utiit cation and augmentation By the living OF the pest
acts and IDEAS 0. past and present generations sancuhca
b healthy devotion 10 home and parents ana 'eH
sweet memories. applause This brings to the Iivlng
all experiences OF the past be by them added 10
and Transmitted 70 coming gencrttioa. TO be by e
latter. In further enlarged and again Transmitted
ana to the cnd Of timc. unless the adc OF our
boosted progress shall be backward turned THIS .ru
spirit Of idle pride fer without IL the
world would hopeless waste instead OF an ever rising
tewer OF brightness and glory. lie VINO ATTRIBUTES mo
birth life societies 70 vanity. sefsorihea
and the qualification OF appetite hsa not the f,intest
conception either law potent purpose OF their
creation. In broad spirit OF SIN higher advance
our race let remind you that you belong TO
Institution which IL - your u"ty 70
up to magnificent proportions You all should
combine labor increase its strength and influence
appesf to you lend best efforts to bring
within It's fold every worthy and qualified child Of the
American Iiolandcr In order that he may toee the
footsteps his ancestors the highest plane OF
Civilization. which Is well studded with precious gems
Of Dutch thoughts and bright jewels OF Dutch deeds. IN
which he nay Justly feel pride. for they VIII be found
IN be both and useful (Applsuse) Duty de-
iayed Is duty neglected. Commence al once the task
and In your household. Teach your son duty as
well pleasure invite him enter the portals CT our
society end It's badge Of honor and standing
"a DO highly pri1ed BY the worthy elect ASK your
brother 10 take his position by your side In OUT home
Request your Knckerbocker kinsnan 10 enroll himself II!
army.
Much more could this subject but we oil are
anxious 10 hear mo noted learned and charming orators
who gpsee Our festive board (Prooncei applause,
The toast. american Institutions-Theif Excel
<nce u TTaoeabie 20 Dutch Ohein7 was responded TO
by exSecrctary Of State Thomas F. Rayard. Of Della.
ware.
One OF the toasts was Holland: Lesson to
oppressors. an Example to the Oppressed and n
sanctuary for tho Rights Of Mankind and il was
responded TO by the Rev. George X. Van de- Water
tx sena;or Warner Miller spoke " Dutch Hos
paiity: II Made Dutchmen OF the IIuguenot. the wal
loon ana the Jew; Transplnnted to America, II Has
MOULDED the Mugwump into Loyal America"
Mr. Depcw slated for the toast. The Integrity
Oh Dutch OiCials. No great riches seen u enter
ny public payments into private purses. but all pub
nc moneys are applied 20 the lawful uses OF the
Sate. But Mr.. Dcpew sent telegram saying nc
eond not be present. j. sesver Page was put down
- INC reniy 20 this sentiment. lie replied mean