New-York tribune., 1893-12-23

Robinson. who testled Of the breaking Hight and
said: 1T is not with u.s. as with men "h'm '"''''
We know that boat Cno bigger Of lS' tons OF
the l0 souls who shipped in her. the dor'',ra sraro;
within the crowed arm of Massachusetts, ne
struggle TO eXst. the colony five tines deciS,ou no
the tedious and bare years. Yes anu ". n ,'t,D,
renegade Peters and his faoricatons hhoN.mSS
all about the Quakers and Roger Nh'il's m oirs "m.
Ann Hutchinson. now claim thein' 100 IL ''
We recall the horrible doiusion that found its
twenty hapless victims. and see how those ia'nn@.s
fen below their IDEAS as what grea aidI tieSi brned
not? But we recall also that Matthew aT eoryet The
bitter prosecutions OF Presbyterans in Virginia ana
onthis island down TO l1,j. .,.,,, ,o,ver Of
true Purtansm learn, 70 amend Itself to outs.J~ I
crrors-ts hospitality 70 new mgh' has s S5n what
was Jed hither that ii might dot mas o"'sio"
They were men OF like passions with ouraelyes elves
We do not worship them but we rrEG,t yer ,,smir sm;r
,on 90 Tney nSs dved their land and their language
The white hills Of Devon were in their hearts az
they named their PLYMOUTH after TIE st tnty c6n S
try" And so. holding the fire side sacred ana &c, car
ing their babes after the heroes of the Old rest
ment and the virtues of the New they wcddei
and wept and warred ana wrought ana worSnIii@,' , @
by the armor Of righteousness by rvm rfpoit r a,,
good report. as chastened and not Killed ,,ng as sTr
rowful yet always rejoicing az poor. yrl lni,s scI
ali things" They feared rot wrath OF kings :
for the 81 shout he of & that G'GF as Ts was naon and
company of nations shall be OF thee and kings shall
ness they were shaping institutions Of which they
never dreamed: but always tenaciously Affirming
and without which We can neither unier'''"" "''
The best of them were what the best OF you
would then have been and the best OF you are
what the best Of them would now be- ,.,,,o,, which
great things can no more be fulfilled than Dakota
Could ripen her wheat by moonlight They trusted
the chemistry of MONDAY truth They revered ana
they practissd that law which alone oi az tne
codes Of time oriains for labor hfty-two HOLIDAYS
in
the lands where every week Is bounded OF tnc
Kgs, Tn1x by cpn8 ps ' Pine Manrc knew why they
had moved far. They had relision thht bore %
transplanting. They nursed those .household vir-
tues whercon rests the unconqu"rable state hhe
sung the cradle songs that are m" tru" t9nnua,lon
Of anthems. We cannot take ont oi or npne any -
fibre the stuff our forcfathers nav put theIti II
1t is much more comiortahlc to ne a hnptn'S, m
has made II so: hu, We cannot long renounce the
alone keep It a land worth staying in, tApplauseJ
,een saxon and Norse ana Teu,onc-not Latin.
We are not French. La gloire is not American
not Spanlsh We viii not b. Italian love the
Italy Of Bruno and Savonarola Of Calico ana carr
baldi: bat not the Italy OF those who siied these
CAppause)
wAsnIxGTox's WORDS NOT FORGOTTEN.
Ie. our Washington stlll be- hcarl-"Rcsist with
care the spirit of innovation. however specious the
pretexfs" Against the insidious wiles of
foreign influence Il coniure you to believe me- fellow
cItizens) the jealousy of a free people ought 10
be constantly awake"
Yes great leader. do believe; We will re-
member: God helping will not become the
acoivtcs OF a system our fathers suffered - 10 re-
nounce The Potomac shall not become an aiiuent
OF the Tlher We ne Il no larger infusion of priest
craft into politics. Let all sup.rs"rvic"abe Sa-
TOLLS and satellites whatsoevrr, learn that the
American eage IL not the Kind oi n hirI th'y look
him for ", stand hy the old waichwor!s- free
state FREE. churches. free press ana irr" SCHOOLS
ApplauseJ one hundred years oar ancestors I, MoIIe
the nickname. bu; the thing they achieved shall'
God grant. be- the empire Of a thousan! ycars
bring into affairs the stern conscienc" ot the
fathers? Where a more suitable place for II than
when Won are no longer compelled % swim your
HcllrsI,ont to fundle New-Jersey. and thini too.
What at a tribute would 1t be to The memory of
such Hamilton and Jay TO MAKE ~ mnn,el ,,
more divincly called than those speak TO- 10
forswear The dastarlliness 81 inainrrehtiS,n 20
sca that OF all dangerous classes. the syharit"'
and sbirks ar" The worst 10 remember that facet
soon becomes licet. that to permit rascals Is 10
be their quiet accOmpic".
strainine hopes look to VS.. The peoples Of Europe
Dot thrones ana ,h nI,nk og "g bonkrptcW % VT
stare with fierce unforaiving eyes over "v"-widen-
ing lines of scientific from. seousy appeal u us
Tallsnanic land! - America goes 50 goes ih, ,he
world; but as the cities 80 80 goes America. i"t
us not finch from our tasks II we would be en-
rolled with our fathers
Emerson said Of Boston. Her annals are mex
OF man bearing granite"
New England. mother Of constitutions. OF states.
Of senators OF churches. Of missions. Of colleges;
OF armies. OF inventions, OF ideas. OF men Ana
will drink the pledge In that element which was
To- our fathers at once bridge and bastion.
sands AT Plymouth. n'rolongei applause)
Mr.. Rollins then said:
"Tbc Way Of the Pilgrim" as topic OF , as
course. gives scope fo- wide variety OF treatment,
Rs5Srca Rn6% ns Shnand espeoay is ON" puzzled
guess what will De said about II tonight; when
he knows nat IT Is To be nd hanes y m m %s
witty as the gentleman whom am next 10 SUM
Wi he talk about the Of the Pilgrims with
the IIollanders on their way with me wearing
tobacco; their way with Indians or their way win
pie? , ,,t.,
Just as II has always been. from the la\ ne Hlu' @
himself known to us twenty years ana more ago.
by & D"s;ows S,,M,msr "9" u "S Garien t',
And to whom could the toast THE Way Of the
I'm the Wilderness" and "A Roundabout Journey
,bs ana ord word nsr"f and KS @ We Coz" cali upon Mr.
Charles Dudley Warner.
CHARLES DUDLEY WARMERS SPEECH
Mr. Warmers presence at the gathering was
certainly appreciated. as the hearty applause
with which he was received indicated when he
arose to speak The pleasant illusions OF Mr.
Rollins to Mr. Warmers literary productions
ouickened the Imagination Of all who heard
them. His remarks were frequently applauded
This IS what he said:
pilgrims and Strangers: This seems not very
uelancholy occasion. Yet II looked little while
AGO as II the Pilgrim had lost his way Ia New
York He found II the 1th OF November. How
ne did IL needs 4 word Of exclamation.
.'Hc was wandering in the wilderness OF business
of rIca sure o intrigue, and the Judges were blow
Ing out all the great moral lights around MN
There seemed to be no difference between righ'
and wrong long you were prosperous The
only standard was success. If "A man were caught
manipulating the returns for his own advantage. j
was sufficient answer TO say. Il am "A democrat
If a man dropped $1,000 into a party slot ana
drew frst-class office II sufficient explanation
10 say. IL am Republican,. In this confusion
~ moral ideas the Pilgrim. busy In getting MS
share OF the world. losing his way. He was
80 absorbed that he no longer gave chase when
here was cry OF stop thief. The cry was 50
common. But suddenly in the gathering dark. dark
moss IL REQUIRED to him to turn on the lnnei
light the inherited light OF conscience In hash
h. saw the eternal right, he saw the enemies or H.
and he drew his sword. 1t was the sword or the
Lord and Gideon. II. A., ru,
an