The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-08

harmony and colors and thus produce arf
teaching the highest utilities and sui finest material el
tions of human life.
Ar--"It's all my eye and Betty Martin, o."
Mr.. LIST, "a young man with long black hair,
shirt collar Ia Byroa and rath~ra soft and innocent
countenance, and slight impeachment in his specify
My friends, was lately appointed on cOmais-
tee-to lay out site Tor phalanx-western world
on hill--grandest prospect--some may smile when
! say-aid II out with front Of 40 feet, and wings
o,o ieel-iu,nre years may tell-.6eautiinl Masss-
meanderlng aong-his piled hills till lost in far
horiZon-lovely beautiful, dvine-l thought-fuu
years--palaces every six miles-all over the globe
all IN harmony ke e.aars-S applause)1l thought
can tell what thought unless | was there again
i thought-grand harmonies Of the civilized order
cloud applause.)
The next toast was
HarinsAmidst the clash and Gin Of human injustice,
the sound of heavenly harmony is drowned Music IL
the prophetic symbol Of the unknown OF tive
society.
Air" Dandy Jim OF Caroline"
Mr.. PARKE GooDwiN--I think that toast ough.
10 call forth some music.
VorCE-A song from Mr.. Godwin-Caughtel)
-" Mr.. Godwin's song Mr.. Godwin's song :" re-
sounded on all sides.
Mr.. GoDwIN-The truth is, | am so full of spirit
ual melody tonight, thai cannot make any mate
rial-Q aughter)
Ffiendsh,p-Too long bond OF sympsthies and
selfish oompacs it shall yet be the tie of universal broth
erhood concord-the impulse OF humanity -eve-y
where seeking and recognising its Already stand
ing rebue to the injustice and falsehood OF humsn rels
lions, 1t shall ere long co'work powerfully 10 HsnSoTn
Air-we won't go home til morning.
The President was then called on for a song.
VoICE,-Cilve US that noble song of Burns
&" mans man for "a that"
ANOTHER VoTcE.-Oh, yes, give us that grand
expression of the pa,ernal sympathies of the uniyer
sal brotherhood
The CHAIRMAN know the words, but not the
air to which they have been married.
A VoIcE.-Give us, then, the words--they will
make melody in our souls
ANOTHER NoICE.-fea, we Will shout aloud with
our hearts TO that noble strain
The CHAIRMAN then Tecited really with great spl'-
rt and judgment the song IN question, and The ap-
plause with which it was received was perfectly as
founding.
After the song, segars were brought in by one OF
the waters, and those who patronized the weed
were about to commence putting, when,
Mr. MACDAYIEI. rose and said hope our friends
will refran--theIe are some Of the brothers 10
whom smoke is exceedingly opposed 10 the preser-
walton of the harmOnles OF the combined order,
and the sensous sympathies of the soul, and !.
therefore, beg that the process OF pouring forth the
ambient clouds of obnoxious vapor, may not be
commenced.
There was no resisting this eloquent appeal, and
the segars were at removed all the votaries
of the So weed" relinqushing them without a sigh,
except the Rev Barnabas Bates, who held his IN
lighted firmly between his teeth, looking NEAR
while very wrathy. Barnabas was, indeed. evident
ly in the iidgets. He had made wry faces at tbs
caret turned up his nose at the sherry, and quietly
set the whole thing down humbug. II was no
place he said for bIm-how could IT, when civIliz
ton was voted down blythe whole company; and so,
after pricking his teeth-very handsome teeth, by
the bye, Banabas started from his seat, and abb
ruptly left the room with pleasant face.
Then came the next toast.
.qnJition-The destructive scsurge Of the Pas.thr
elcyang Principle sf the Fuiure-Too often and too long
has covered the earth with pyramids OF heads with
oceans of human blood washing shores Of ashes Tbs
hand when it shall ill the world with structures
of beautythe homes OF bounty and JOY.
Air" The sprig OF Shillelah-"
This brought a young gentleman, named Dana,
a promising growth of whity-brown whlskers ans
enormous shirt collar, TO his legs, and he made
some very poetical remarks about friendship
1t was then proposed that the toast should be
drank again with clasped hands, and accordingly
the whole company casred their hands IN fra,eInal
union and drank the toas, with loud cheers
Then came the next toast
Lore-The Eden bower into which crep the serpent Of
seldshncss Eve tempted Adam to fali-woman must
raise man again to his true dignity The earth waits Tor
her Queen in her pure dovotedness womans ro~er-in
her ntutions influence in her grace, which bcau'i
! fes all it touches her rt storing charms . 80
Air" Young Love dwell once IN an mbe shea
This was followed by some rema, Ks from Mr.;
HORACE GREELEY, to the effect that the time would
yet come when not the scourge OF mankind-noi
| The Napoleons and Welingtons-woud be recog-
nzed as the heroes of the race, but they who strus
gled and suffered for the good OF man
Mr. BRIsBANE-who had been shouting " bravo,
bravow at the end of every sentence that fell from
Mr. Grselev's lips now started TO his feet and made
some heightened philosophical remarks, IN The
midst of which Horace fell fact asleep on the chair
man snouiueI
| Then came the next toast
po,,n;-In the an ,iess and pressing cares OF isost.
ed life too often subverted TO purposes Of tyranny IL
shall in the era of united families RAISE 'he hests OF n
young in grateful when The parents constant
love IS the ever Iresei, ~ mnoi o, no nh
pu"- DeS''''' W ','' "'e
Mr. CHASNrNG apooSised ior the absence o, .he
ladies' They were absent, because one oi the
truest and mcst devoted OF their sisters i'au saio
that women ought not to be AZ such ietu.ai Wh"e
| they were slaves-slaves 10 money aho 10 'ildh r
| (cheers) Mr.. Charming then went on To SPEAK o.
| what Association intended TO 40 ior woman.
He saw IN the worship OF the blind virgin N,aIy q
prophecy OF what society ouldyet De az IL respect
| ed the condition OF woman (cheers)
Emulation In civilization a jarbf vipers each with
ing 10 put his head above the o,hers.in Association
nest Of singing birds whose rivalry hlis the air WIN oef