New-York tribune., 1897-12-23
ENGLAND'S FAMOUS
REGIMENT ENTERTAINS
Royalty.
At the recent Black Watch Regi-
mental Dinner, H. R. H. The Duke
of Saxe-CobWg and Goth0 in the
chair, the only champagne served
w0s POMMERY CHAMPAGNE.

IUUS FUMMEHI CHHMPHGDE.
more truth and 'ight yet to break forth out of His
Holy Word"
NOT TO SAY. BUT TO DO.
But II there b. anything in religious literature to
match t. II Is 10 be found IN The Liberty OF
Prophesying' Of Jeremy Taylor composed. doubt
less about the same time, and given to the world
| in l6f7. Jeremy Taylors Holy Living" is the very
portrature of the Plymouth Pilgrim. Indeed, when
behold his sublime Inconsistencies. and remem- mem
Der that 1t hundred and fifty years before
any Pilgrim or sot Of Pilgrim uttered any Word
Paibs link If Of he OF o the @ e1 Of the
first edition OF the Holy Living:
Non magma loquimur
! wish in these days of National Dragging and and
divlnes might be prehxed to Fourth OF July ora
,ions. might be Inscribed on the walls OF bsnaue'
am MT President 4 not Puritan Of the Pgri.
the ' way THY that % they % call heresy, @ % 50 worship the
God Of my fathers. Ye, I am glad TO bear my
hn5 n hs whf
two llustrious prelates have been no encouragers
with the best teaching and tradition % their
church
EVIDENCES OF ENGLISH GOOD FEELING
Mr.. President the giving back to these pre-
cious pages where the father and founder OF New
England has written the story OF her birth. Is no
insignificant transaction. II Is the best thing
England could give. and the one best thing we
could receive 1t is a token OF n deep and abiding
goodwill 1t will not be easy. IN my opinion. to
excite again the flames of hatred in the heart Of
either OF these kindred people toward the othe:.
Npplause) , ., -
decacy If read to this company. although with.
out his permssion letter rGCSiysd last st immer
bury and Primac Of al England. I cannot resist
1ang nrrT on and mpaen Of the
as an evidence OF the rea feeling which prevails
i which is heartily reciprocatcd here And I vii!
add that during two recent Journeys to Enslani;
never received an unkind and scarcely ever cold
word from an Englshman
Lambeth Palace. s. ,E.;..
My Dear Sir, am ndsGd IN mos sco5nr STaas6 ssa ae dSr
count OF the proceedings at the reception & 2i the
bradford Manuscript ny the Govern9r or Mss MasSa-
huses And Sd 'RT Sv MUs's bs other s speakers will long
burn many English hearts a. exprcsss nSsor,ss &
toward the Mothc- country. 'e assured that the
strong respect and affection watch is d' IN Eng n
pride in your greatness. and desire for your good,
will although they may wax and wane. as nuna nray
tbirgs inevitably DO. yet will never perish, pm!
Gnd 10 bess the decp-fcli sympathy that links our
hearts yours and binds us closer o. ayer VI, be-
bound. .,,.,,o,.o mo
Yours. very very snSsrTlIlii sl!nsSTIii,e
! The Hon. O. F. Hoar
Npplause)
THE HOOSIER POET PRESENTED.
Jane. whitcomb Riley. the Hoosier poet was
| ,hen nresentei 10 the society. The toas' !"
which he responded was 'Hooserdom ana l ""-
! keedom" Mr. Riley. instead of delivering a"'
set spcech reclted in his own inn"aoe S'S'
/ some Of his poems as appropriate TOT inc oo'"
/ sion one which was said to be a ne" 0''"''
a,.,or ro, vet published. was especially well
|
p,ouse was 80 hearty and the calls to go
| -" 80 ~ nerslstent that he consented TO
continue. He then gave an excellent ini'a''o"
! -, . man ,vho wants to be humorous and can
! 80, a,,orntine to tell n funny story Great
| applause followed.
| MR.. OLNEY'S TOAST.
Ex-secretary Olney. who came next on t"e
! list. spoke chiefly on the subjects win VIM"
| he was intimately connected IN inc OFFICES VI ~
,orne General and Secretary Of state. He was
also heartily received His subject was new"
| England In the nation anu ' "N
| in part as follows
! ro 10 a genuine Yankee s not exactly 10 wear n
c,roue, not 10 boast a patent OF old nobility ye.
"osScssor Of qualities which the world "ilI ncFet
! rpease to respect and admlre-of PLUCK constance: nc
~ bnth God and man. and Of that consuming unrest
That irresistible onward impulse toward SOM
ever %eXef-rec1G'nE of Two centuries ago into -four
ishing seat OF civilization and makes thc "n'fT ~
| ,t;ns, rcueto with monuments 10 the genius VI
men OF 49, Nv - French blood dlnercntiates me
,o,n me Yankee Of unadulterated stock ana ieaVcs
me without special standing mere o" b'''''''
sun % "comnced to account FOR myself otherwise
and am only too ready 10 fall In WIN Ine ,d HuE
anton aau ~ YOUR president namely. that being Ioua
gehuoh Oi sdrvlcc as much 10 my owa surprise
IN tnv have there participated In transactlons
ath}cb have made for the welfare ana i nDloi i, W
w on,,"trv n / may proceed on that assunp'
# is certainly appropriate & TO Ih's SoDc whch meet
nd deserve your approval IT is because 'ngS ct
conseiSyed ID, in 66s jas tIe iTne New England principles
nrvoTIoN TO LAW AND ORDER
,,o illustrate by one or two examples Where
| .,o mare than in New England-where. In
| i"o' " - ,,,,ch as I'm England-has always heeh
u,eI ,rond ,be truth that "Order IS Heavens hrst
,a.. where else has prevailed the same stead
foat allegiance 10 the supremacy OF thc ia% as li
!'roted !' and enforced by the courts ot me Siea{
! tefpitt,+u an .ho century and more ago helped
cha ch ,bis Naiion none acted their parts more cicI-
taDly d 4' sith the object lesson OF Shays rebellion
staring them in thG iSoe bomd nT combine adequa e
,rSngtb with complete Difference and submission 10
tne aw aw,oue results were an Executive whose power
exceeds that Of most monarchs ana IEdiGiaiLy
WI, wnCY When Zen confines ali officials all governmental De-
Dur MEMS and even sovereign states Within the
bounds Of ,b ane summer Of iSo the National functions
VIZ" l,ros scale were lawessly interrupted the Ma
Uonai Executive, though clothed with perteGt, au,
| .hnriy In the premises and having all the military
nu,er Of the Union at full command, neverthe.ess
| pwithheld his hand until he had submitted hiinsclf
VII lis cause TO the cognzance Of the courts Ap-
| plauseD
! "GOvERNMENT BY INJUNCTION"
| II was n notable triumph for that famous axiom
| ~ the Massachusetts bill OF rights which makes
| all government worth the name a government of
avs and not OF men," And though silver free coin