Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-29
On the back of this ticket was endorsed -.
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minutve stature Eager glances at TIE sale nnnger were
opened Of eyes endeavoed to penetrate the
Sr az 20 h go Of the
corridor and the blaze Of light Within The stewards We're
until about half Previous The doors be;
ling the aher was o ey y
smse The ana n de
kchea and Mr. Kings admirable control Of The buffers de-
The ladies drawing appropriated to the commit
tee which they receive their guests the distinguish
Convention other hronged galleries. and the
po kicked their heels for absut an hour and halt after
about the wig victory and the world at large
hui, many looks were turaed 10 The dining room doors
and little discomfort uttered at the dlaory proceedings
bed hv Pbio Hone John Bell Daniel Webster &C. passed
through the mob Of gentlemen that Lined the main CORRIDOR
occupied the tables in the mgncent dining ROOM about
suspended the paters each side asd by II
over the m a at hS Top and end OF the hail. 5
the three tables ad along its length
Ogden Honao, the chairman Of the night took is
linked by Mr. JON Bell S n PANEL osr
msgnates Of the Wing party.
elaborate preparation OF the ktchen all that could crafty the
delight the eye was aled In The
removal the dishes should be rendered by whistles and The
small s,o skrmh when,e venson served the spirits
OF wine under each senean plate seemed like stream of
the multiplication Of the viands that the cloth was not
removed III 20 m sn,ss 70 ~ oe s We c,nno howe
omit observation that came TO sur ears there
board thats wsh half million Of dol,
The wish Of the have been the father Of
his We noticed ~ Eooa manners
We forgot to state tibet orslle Dewey invoked
Science, bis invocation is the lest we ever heard
Grace after thought of and after the prepare
bic drank 70 the health Of Mr. Be-the lett wing
looked on Barclay street ' Sods ,her glasses Under
woods Tss en
Mr. Ogden Hoffman, the chara,n Of the Rieht then 70
ws his duty 10 sellhe motion; Iha, would be d
cult o stop until rnddy psSped INTO the hn lathe, he c,n
not forget had p-rched upon standards and his
The health OF guests But vcory-a conquest
that speaks the solemn Judgment an Insulted On
81 have conclusion that rulers have done wrong
souseed their sentence The and
The eagle towering over his homeeadEhe saw That his beak
did great .ngs In which cannot pretend 70 o
low The nn rsn NO oase en S
farmers acknowledgements bound ben rushed on the spoe
institutions Mr. Hoffman then said will give our ooun
Try and our free nsutonthe Intelligence and pa rotsm OF
and may they awaysbe drccedi their pre-
sent course. .o,-ou. ..,.,.,
ssm-ihe table groaned beneath the blows dealt upoa by
the jealous whgs and Mr. boysens gi,ses will be meraey
subsidized gentlemen had recovered their breath after
his legs aud proposed he health glorious Ten
nessee II magnificent state because i led the way in
tennessee was the model Of New York, i the
Sese Of led through
Tennessee followed him; be led through the paths Of glory
bot he led through the paths dshonor and then,
~ hsn Tennessse deserted him sa ,he mann 81 yon
ad Unaaoy was llumned by the rays yae sons ~
dgnaon, hat they could not consume him. give Bell
~elcoae guest the Of Tennessee Tremendous
H. sell rose and stated that he must really deprecate the
compliment Of the company-be could not follow Mr. iof-
Of The ssgIe could not he realized Nv weaker Visions Mr.
nomans exposing his guests to such almost
exposing speaker to follow him IN so UNEQUAL strain
being called upon 10 speak-but Ogden told him and
he cemiored him by The tale that he was psahng 70 The
That a good vork-the work IN which the exe,tons
sa ,Se ~es II sodys busiae.s bad
government spos manstfade The chairman had Kind
Kindly emotion Of every Of lis Tennes.se did not
claim 20 be The esdsT o. s s sn 70
associaons and all ideas Of orv and renown
r II 40 spS & 10
% e ga s glory Q, PssrpS ss n r the
psrt sfsrsiafiom) Am working msn IN nj great cause
General JsessoTs M ssure and introduced image
csgng lion and then pockiog h. claws which mtude wa.
lesson not to be forgot PERSONAL
20, Lacy e sw We ~ %
triumph of New York and the consequences 10 be expected
ors % s @ o ss -. SET before
by the peopetbe actlon that
had been their interests, but alse To
the Another of congratuston s,
achieved by the peape itself against
dscpned ainband Of the govern~ent, whe had ever
made the blessings of the country the commodities Of political
triumph.
We ought TO mention that the tickets were very
scarce, as only limited number were disposed Of
Thus far the dinner The custom Of celebrating all
events Of public private interest by dinner, is one
OF the very earliest antiquity and common TO all times
coustres, religions, and every stage OF civilization
National occurrences Of high import have always
been blended with the science the Kitchen and owe
the brillancy OF their commemoraon to tho skill
OF the cook and the elaborate preparation Of those en-
trusted with the details Of management
We have not raany accounts of private feasts from
the time our father Adam bartered the world for an
apple, and made such an unfortunate speculation but
the practice Of daily rejection has gone on in regular
order under all circumstances in grief or IN Joy, IN
private sorrow national exutaton. The pleasures
Of the table have always held distinguished place
among the enjoymtnts OF men collected together in
society. Notwithstanding the chursh opinions Of
the Solcs, it must be admitted tina, such nduleences
ares the fret we enabled 10 appreciate, and the