Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
NO ss4.
From our Evening EditieR.I
ST. David,s at Remse m. N.

irrem our Eve1ing Edft0hI
81. Dsvid's mt Remse m, N. II.
The Anniversary Of our Patron Saint was duly
nonored py Inc Ancient Brltens Benefit Society" of
Kemsen and vicinity, the LIST instant, at the Inn
OF mr.. Taylor, IN Remsen village. The attendance
OF the members was punctual and the interchange
of social feeling was highly gratifying The society
assembled early and after the transaction of their
ordinary business, unanimously resolved q sleigh
ride preparatory TO their social banquet. The day
was clear and pleasant, The heavens smiled aRd all
nature, seeming pleased gave signs of the haowed
presence of Cambrias brightest gem. After most
agreeable ride OF some eight or nine miles they re-
turned to their host and hostess with spirits enlven
ed and appetltes sharpened prepared 10 do justice to
the sumpuous banquet prepared for the occasion At
4 7: NJ. the soand of the bell indicated that all was
ready and the society and guests repaired to the ia
BILE The Throne of Grace was addressed by the
Rev. Morris Roberts-after which the company sat,
but not unemployed The company having RECALLED
themselves on the subsantias of the day, the cloth
was removed and the interchange OF feeling and sem
timent commenced. The President Mr.. Owen, then
addessed the society very happily, and descanted
on the usefulness of the society generally, and
specially pointed out the private benefit and the
pubic good. He recommended to them strict
observance OF their duties to each other and TO the
world, and firm re,lance on the Supreme Be-
ing for success" and closed with the following
sentiment
May the sons of Conner wherever they are, ever
prove true to themselves, true to their country and
true to their God
The standing toasts were then announced, acco m
panied with song and sentiment.
|. The Day we Ceebrate.-Hallowed by the sons
of Cambria.
2. Oar sister Societies, wherever assembled.
3. The land of our birh-dear to us ever.
Song by Thomas Stephens, Jr.-" Home, sweet
A. The President Of the United States.
[Song, Hail Colambia."]
5. Qaeen Victoria and the Reformers of Great
Britain.
ISong by Dr. Jas Price" God save the Qaeen."I
Il Tn he mo pf N 1hr,oj
["Harlech March,
I. To the memory of the Bards of Wales.
Seng by Dr. Jas Price-"Glanmeddod Mwyn."
3 washington. Drunk standing
9. Freedom of speech and freedom of the Press
throughout the world.
TO- The Welsh sgners of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence
III. The Leek-emblematica of our National iden-
tity.
H. The Fair-"The last shall be first"
Song by John Jones-"Oh say not woman's
heart IS bought"
ny the PresidenL-Waes, England and America
The land of our birth-the land Of our ancestry
and the land of our adoption.
BY the Vice President.-The Welsh Language
Pure and antique-palsed be the the tongue Of every
Cambrian that despises il.
BY g. w. Roberts, Treasurer -Amerca 1.-THE
land of the free and the home of the brave"
Song-"Knight Errant."l
BY DR.. James Price, Secretary.-The pride of An
cesiry and the love Of Country-May they be truly
developed in the land of our adoption.
BY Thomas Stephens.-The Welshman of Anne
rca-May they ever prove true to themselves as did
their foreathcrs, true and firm supporters Of liberty
and equal rights.
BY r. X. Roberts.-The Society-Its object chari-
ty may Its acts always correspond to its object
BY Rees koberts.-The Constitution of the United
States-Sealed with the blood of patriots sacred to
every Cambnan heart.
BY Rev Norris Roberts-Hs adwch Chymmo-
dogaeth dda mi.
The President then gave-Our invited Guests-J.
A. Ryerson and G. A. Yeomans, Esquires.
To which Mr.. Ryerson readily responded in short
and able speech; and presented to the President a
communication from G.. A. Yeomans, Esq., who was
compelled to be absent-and gave the following SEN
timent:-
Francis Lewis, Lewis Morris, and Robert Morns-
Three brilliant stars in the American horizon NAV
every true son Of Cambria initiate their example in
the cause of Liberty.
90 There is stupid report in the papers that The
odore Hook, the wit punster and author. has turned
player. Mr.. Heck has been playwright since 1906;
but is rather late in the day for him the
SOCK The first he wrote the opera and spectacle