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travelled through these Capes to the Providence
Plantations, New-York was village OF huts, and
Philadelphia was not; and clergyman in 1885,
travelling through the United States, wrote book
TOW in your library, in which he says that these
colonies never will be united their interests 60
opposed and that Pennsylvania and Hew-York
never cen DC friends, for that they viii always be
rivals for The trade Of New Jersey. Loud Cheers
and roars Of laughter, III which Dir. Adams joined.)
And may woli state that this was the Rev. Mr.
Burnaby. And yet within Is years common dan
ger and common cause united these States in
bond of Union never TO be dissolved. (Cheers.) And
Pennsylyanians hallowed ell your sell with their
blood shed freely IN defence OF ycur freedom. The
names of Miles and At;e aud Parker and Piper mus,
be known, and others who shed their blood between
Gowannus and Brooklyn fighting against the Brit
ish troops on the .9h oil August, l776. And there
is not a spot from Hill 10 Harlem Highs
but can the gallanny of PeDnsy vania soldiers
fighting 10 defend New-Yrok. Immense cheering
And il is q comfort this day. when dishonor weighs
down my native State, 10 think and speak Of hsr
days and deeds Of honor and ranown. (Cheers.)
There is one thing connected with the history Of
Pennsylvania that should be told on this occasion.
Ii was in. that State House yard OF Phila-
dsiphis, when walking in an hour Of perple1ity
and trouble, with cares beyond all human ken upon
his shoulders, that John Adams suggested the
Of George Washington as the American Commander
IN Chief. Here three terrific cheers were given.)
And If that great man had done nothing more for
his country than this one act, great should be OH
gratitude therefor. But there is another act that
aiso entities him to cur solid and lasting eeteem.
liz was the same John Adams that proposed
George Washington Commau deI-in-C Chef, that
made John Marshall Chief Justice of the United
States. Here the cheering was absolutely deal.
ering, and lasted some minutes. Not TO detain
you longer, Mr. President, give you


The His;ory the GOOD Old Ties. and Coasqrystiv.
influence viii keep oaa Nation WHEN every other lRa
Is broken.


iCheers.l


Hos PHILLIP HoaE then rose and made few
very appropriate remarks, introducing the name
Of Isiah Thomas, of Worcester, and the Massa.
chusetts Society OF An,iquaries.


Mr.. BUassIDE, on behalf oil his associates, re-
piled this toast. He assured the gentlemen of the
Historical Society of New-Yors, that the Society
ofwhich he was member cordially reciprecate the
kind regard manifested on this occasion, and are al
ways glad 10 have opportunity TO pledge their CO.
operation 10 the great object of the Historical Soc.
ETY.. In the Political, and he was sorry to say in
the Religious and Moral world, 100, parties existed,