New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-26
For days Of auld lers syne.
Wen have sweet thought, o. kindness yet
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For days Of auld l1nE syne.
Thrice ,csleoue, brothers. wanderers. all
" no filaily have come.
Our voices high n Kong Se 'aise
And bd you neic0Rt hHTe
Fo, days Of aud lang ,yue, &c.
How sweet Tor frierd, TO gather home.
Where once they W hepgy been.
Tbough pale now Ife's lamp may bum
Ard year have rolled between.
For days of suid ling syne. &c.
And ,ince those eve. Tenn welcome yet
fba. smiled in gadnsss then;
Now, IN the smiles Of frends thus n'e''
Whol- year. sTe ived ggain g.,
For days of 1uid Lang fyne &c.
TIE DAYS Of LIES glad sprng return
Wih ull their hope. a1s,s. and leam .,,ss, sowe-
10 blonm through future yesT
For days Of auld lang sJne' &C.
coon. erecting smiles to zsdnes turn
A. drops the parting tear,
Ru. ne-'ry long .1al sacred keep
Our glorious gathering hs9e.
Fox Gays Of nult lang syne, &c
A voung lady. as amiabie as she is beautiful ann
a INTELLIGENT ae she is amiatie and beautiful, no"
# Oneida County New-Yo York, but sprung IRON b
distinguished ornament Of old Berkshire, gave the
following sentimen; by proxy:
You scarce run 20 through the wo'id beiow,
30. you u fnd the Berkshire men;
AMI when you the word above
You II met them ,hc;e asaii
Judge Samuel r. Belts, Of New-l York, made
some rema,ks about The memories cTo~a'ilg uPo u,
MIN TODAY. and suggested that the proceedings oi
his Jubilee should be published. he spoke 9i Inc
character os Berkshire nov, when compared WIN
what il was some forty years ago. lie gave tnIs
sentiment:
May eneanis ou Berkshire realise a2T rfh ps nse
for us 10 do before can claim fellowship VII" ne h
The President requested all the efnigranIs presen
a, the table 10 rise that they might see how many
md cone off from the cd hive. Here crowd o
Gentlemen and ladies' arose, nnd the PRESIDENT e1-
.,a;med. "a glorious number" MI uoid gave
The emrrants from Berkshire who we're unable to be pre-
seut at this Jubilee.
Hon Joshua a. Spencer gave
..E.rt,bires green hills in defiance OF the osts of autumn
and the Of winter shall 1--we green IN the hea oil mel
children"
Rev. DR.. Todd, Chairman OF The Berkshire
County Committee, iade farewell TO 'le meeting
which was now about to ssparate-a meeting SO
hphlv characterized by beauty, intellect and man
hood. They might wish Ia erect monument to
cerpetuhte the memcry Of this day but Eod had
ean before them, and hereafter the enlneDce on
which they had this morning shall he known as
Jubilee Hill This noble dinner party then adjourn
I'd never TO meet again, while the band played
,s Auld larg s,ne." Many manly cheek was wet,
and many an eve of beauty shed dew-6rops 20 ren
der still more lovely the white and red roses that
.,ere so profusely miUgled where they fell.
In the evening meeting was held in the Town
Hall. Judge Belts in the chair. Rev. Dr. Eddy, OF
Newark. ~ J. moved the thanks OF the meeting 10
the people OF Ptsield for their hospitality, which
vas carried. Committee Of five was appointed
70 publish parnphlet, containing the history and
proceedings Of The Convention, viz: Rev. JOAN
Todd and Edward Ballard of Pi,tsfeld, w. C..
Bryant, Esq OF New-York, Doctor II L Sabns OF
Wiliamstown, and Charles Sedgwick, Esq. OF
Lencx. after few remarks IRON Judge Detts, 'he
meeting adjourned sine die,
The weather, tbat looked so threatening during
he dav, kept pretty clear till about an hour after
,rrf,r,nances closed, when one of the most terrific
hunder-storms came on that ever occurred, even III
hat region. Among lis effects were the Prostration
of the ten, and smash OF about one hundred dollars
yorih of crockery ''Old Gray Lock- was clothed
N li,e. ard the giant mountains threw living balls
Of flame at each others heads. The Titan clouds.
.earng terrestrial armor, seemed TO rush in battle
against The sky, only 10 be hurled again, weak as
water, down TO their mother earth. twas mag
nilicent FINALE TO THE BERKSHIRE JUBILEE.