New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-21
Celebration oil Frnri>lin's Birthday N
Rochester

The anniversary OF fa.AuH birthday vas cele-
brated By the printers Of Rochester IN glorious STYLE on
the 10th inst; about eighty members Of the crf; be;Rp
present among whom were Vice Chancellor Wf;1-zrr =
sxr formerly proprietor Of The Repub.can-sn old IA
per published in the State; EvE7ARD PECK. who pub
Iished the Rochester Telegraph cary as 1915. and
number OF wei known journalists The whole uuraber
Of guests amounted TO hundred and seven. Among
the regular toast5 tue following
Tn. Tvpoarsvhical Profession-G4ig,s bv tho -,r.
cepts and examples ol the Immortal Franklin Te viii
alwavs have Chan an abundance OF sorts co-e-.
proof and in the END bcJssief and registered on high
Was shngton--A leader n The e0i,lnas of Freedom
who 5st,,rsF q royal imperial form and g., ~, n ,.ork
,yjose n1o,s should never DC distributed
The tuion-A form OF 'reat5ssishts locked ny in the
chase of the Peoples affections
The President OF the United States-Msy he always
some wei conceived compliments were psid n ,be
memory Of Franklin By the President, DEaRicK SIgLEY,
Esq
interesting In his OF his experience as mem
Der Of the craft he said thar he served nearly years
apprenticeship in the eifce OF the late Alderman sew
r6n- "a John.st T. i; associated as felow.work kmen
we're the late CoInmissary General Of this State-A
Cbsndler OK. Mayor Harper Of Neu- York Cen George
p Morris Of the Mirror John Wndt Elliott tbe Fore.
man (one Of the notorious Miranda Expedition y and
others About this time, yailed the FIST No Of the
Nor Y,yk 4rfrica then edited by Cha, King James
A Hamilton and Gulien c Verplsncs The frsJ edition
of Sairpog,fndi also printed in this Office about
this time from the Ms. OF Washington Irving in the
co,y,osj,jo, ot which assisted. Ia Boston | worked
,,oor The C,gmjiG7 CsRt7le" for Oi Ben Russell
who discharged mo from his otce for drumming Yankee
Doodle bot the last sheet OF the inside mis- paper
one morning sitter ha.ng corSd Of eleren ,Ok,s impc.
,ai ,yi,hin The preceding ts7, hOnrs From Boston
went to Andovsr Mass. A. this period of my history
procured mid hpuRu's warrant aud to sea in the
Fricare Rrandywine Commodore Morris. TIE shin
sailed from Hampton R'ads, liz Scpt 1925 having ON
hoard "a passenger. that iu-trious statesman and
n,,riot Gilbert Motisr, Marquis de Lafayette Daring
voyage of = days much OF this great GOOD man
en.r.tiu 20 my care rGfiic cspaks an ope.ia graz
squirrel cocErobip and pOodte doS-he lass present
from lady in Philadelphia. was board the Brandy
wine on the niG, Of the memorable 18th of September
1926 unon which occasion was thrown overheard more
than $50 600 worth OF property, TO tighten the vessel
while in the head o; the Bay OF Bscsy.
When in Portsmouth. (tncland) had the honor of
heinp puest on board the Brand ywinc at dinner given
IN his Rova Hiehnes the Duke Of Clarence then Lord
Upb Admiral OF the British Navy Lady Noel wife OF
Lord Byron her little daughter Ada Admiral Lord Bo-
linpbrook sud several other disnitares Of the British
reslm From England VIC proceeded 70 Gibraltar. and
ioned the squadron. under Commodore Rodgers. From
Gibraltar sailed up the Mediterranean, on the Euro
pean shore touching at such! ports AZ Cadz, Port Mahon
Naues Pisa Palermo Malta the Coast of Canhria SC
&c then crossing the Asiac and African side OF the
Mediterranean then running down 10 Gibraltar. From
The Rock we took the Trade winds, and mad. the
Cape de Verd lsands, snd the Cape OF Coed Hope.
r ence 10 Ascension and Eba Islands. After cruising
upon The coast for six weeks the snip Staten
Laud on the pitch OF Cape Horn have visited the
cities of St PsuOs the Island OF 81 Catharnes, Santos
Rio de Ianeiro; Bueuos Ayres, Monerideo and Mold;
nado on the River La Plata ST. Salvador, the head of
the Ray of All Saints Oinda and Pernambuco;
ham and Para. the Amazon. have also been in all
the ports In the United States, excepting 'eW'Oreais
and Charleston.
have been confined in the dungeon in the Car
Gel of Burnos hyres. with Don Manuel RO5as; the lat
ter gentle eman for ana youE humble servant tor
slipu,1 dirk into the ribs Of Guacno who attempted
to take his life have danced in the TuItuiio with
Madame Col. Coe daughter Of Gov Btcarce-and enten
cassada root with iRc negroes on The coast OF Africa
from a cocoanut shell | have had an audience with
Gov Bacarce in the Castle of Buenos Ayres as one OF
the suite of Commodore NJ. Woolscy. then commanding
the U : Squadron the coast of Brazil, and Acting
Charge at the Court OF Don Pedro have built saw
mill and dam across Bear Lake. Western Michigan and
been in every station in the Printing business from p
riL to the Editor and Publisher Of City Daily.
was elected Vice President of the rst Harrison STATE
Convention ever held in The United State. nj Ni3os
Garden New York. As Editor Of The Washington Coun-
ty Post the first editorial in favor OF Harrison Tor
the Presidency. have slipped me;in and kicked up my
amidst the giddy throup oi Buenos Arean lasses,
upon the Parnpas Of San sro ana have been dashinr
along the Paesns o the Alameda on the banks o; the La
Plata. in company with tlrs Hal.et, accomplished
lady of stephen Haliet Printer to u uenos Ayrean
Government) in his coachHnd;our was, at the
time. the richest man in Buenos Ayres.
When look at the conductors OF the Public Pres7.
(said Ir Weiles who would not be proud to be called
rinler Who has not heard of John Lang Benjamin
Russell. BuCkinEhRD. Col Nm. l.. stone. John Neal
Sama Hale. sei.ck Osborn. Greeley. Geo. p Morris
ThurIow Weed Richie. Judge bael Croswcli solomon
Souhsick Senators Isaac Iill ami simon Cameron. aud
many others who might be mentioned These talented
writer's were n of them believe practical Printers
The late Prof James u Knowles, oi Newton Iheolo-
eical Institution who served his apprenticeship with
Hugh Brown Providence. K. |. was also Printer
Dr. BAIRD author Of The Star S1angLd Banner :;
SA,1 WooDwoRrH Rev Dr. PorTs Prof. STEWART
of AnGover: y p WILLIS; EDWIN FORREST. as wei
as the present ord Mayor Of London were also Included
in Mr. SNeilcs's vocabulary.
Remarks were also made By Mr.. WARREN, who used
Among the curious specimens OF the art of printing
exhibited at the Festival, book whose imprint
reads as follows Printed ut oxford b. Joseph Barnes
1915 1t is entitled Davids Desire 10 Goe TO Church
WENT AWAY WITHOUT LEAyE-Reuben Row
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