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Executive usurpation through years OF adverse
fortune bravely battling for the principles Of our
Constitution and of true Freedom, when the
timid shrunk back and the feeble despared :
crowning years Of generous effort in support of
the country's best interests by his patriotic sacri
fi,e in the passage Of the Compromise Act by
which he rescued the Country from the horrors of
civil war and fra,rcidal bloodshed. He loved the
Protective policy much, though he had not shared
in passing nor wholly approved the Tariff Of
1928; but he loved the Union, Peace, and Con.
cord even more than this, and he had abiding
confidence that, after the fray had been averted,
wiser counsels IN regard to the Tariff would uni
yersally prevail. That expectation has been
gloviously realized; bloodshed was spared, and
the encouragement of our Home Industry is re-
stored, and is now heartily approved in every
section. l believe (said Mr.. F. that we shall
see strikingly verified the Divine annunciation,
Blessed are the peace-makers.'


Mr.. Frelinghuysen closed with thrilling ac-
acknowledgement Of his Indebtedness and gratitude
to his native State, which had highly honored
him while her citizen, and affectionately remem-
bered him still, though she had ceased to be his
home. Rely on it, said he, that NEw-JERsEr Is
WIG. and will SO prove herself in every great
crisis Local causes and the absence of any
pressing necessity for effort may seem tempo
rarily to swerve her from the right path-bnt she
would be unfaithful to her ongin-to her whole
his,ory-to the patriot blood which haows The
nights of Princeton, the streets Of Trenton, the
plains of Monmouth, did she cease to be genuine
Wing State. Rely on her.


Mr.. F. having concluded his remarks (of which
wehave given but meagre summary from recol
lection) the assemblage after some moments
spent in enthusiastic cheering and in listening to
stirring Wing song, adjourned.