Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

raums Wherever found standard b.arc,. IN
the cause OF Civil and Religious Liberty.
The next toast
Ohio An oa'et nNS the god oll Erslapd stock The
Of the Pilgrims greet her err.
Senator CoEWIN replied In brief aud humorous .peceh
lie showed with what pleasure the descendants of New
England IN the West traced their origin back their la
hei-land They have scattered knowledge abroad and
hy their Multiplication OF the comfort. and neecssaries of
HE, a well as OF population have forever cleared them
selves from the charge OF being sectional In their inu-
ence The schoohousc and the meeting house were with
them two ncccsaca OF life. and thcse wherever their
lot was cast, they held with the Rrpe Of death Ne
then proceeded to pass beautiful eulogy on the sons Of
New Ersand and concluded by expressing the hope
they would always emulate the virtues os their ancestors
The next was a. follows
The Clergy Thcc the R,bI, their tsr,Ior,,.. IN, m
sFe't and sf-ehon vi lhfir T-oplc.
To this toast Rev Mr.. ELLlor eped IL was intended
70 eau Out Kew d. DEwSN, but a. that gentleman had left
Mr. Elliot filled his place very efficiently. He said how
ever that the toast might have been passed over tho
Clergy had left-reteung to DR.. D.s exit
The next toast was:
The Nutmeg state Where VIC mad a srat,r,
To this sentiment Hon JonN A. RocNwrll r. pted
The following toast was then given;
The town Of Day naylown We wonder n Robert "a her,
TINS brought up Hon. RoBERr {. Scnrvcs who live. in
DAYTON, who made OF hts hsppest efforts, aud concu
ded by this sentiment;
The Yankees. with vii. a. tine and .r.y - h., ,,,
AMI h''' IS 'csular eoekwO hy succeed where
they 20.
Illustration OF Religion. t1lcraIon
Hon Mr. CRANsroN replied in 4 happy speech. which
was received with repeated marks of appreciation.
The next toast
Uashiusisa Oy
Hon w w. SKAroN Mayor OF the city, replied, and
concluded by giving as a sentiment
The Mohersof New England wuhout them here would have
been the deseeHdsns of the Phgrmsi
Mr.. MARsHALL BSowN, OF Browns Hotel being called
on sung, in excellent style, "our flag is there"
The following toast was then given with all the honors:
orE Hosr descendant of the Ne, England
frs-' Lons New England soe,ety
and"n the next Anniversary There he s.cendau
To tins sentiment Mr. COLEMAN, the popular host re
Piled IN few appropriate remarks, and this
TotEHArtoN Potu,sJ RELIGioU,
ncr combat Il"
Tnis toast received with loud applause.
Then followed this sentiment:
The Presidents Of the Universities OF Cuoiua aud Ma.
siehis,us fErsroS ard EEETrTEer
m the temples o. enng and the records public
MIR. HoHEs called for the reading OF the toast again.
and made brilliant npromptu the associations which
Tue names OF EVERETT and PsEsroN-South Carolina and
Mass achusos-brought up. The blending OF such names
was light and JOY tho hearts Paots. Massachusetts
aud Carolina-bo they ever one!
JosErH BRADLEY, Esq. responded 10 the toast compl
mcniary TO the Bar Of Washington his peculiarly hap
py style.
Mr. BRADLEY gave toast referring to mart Of our popu
auon who had done much bind the Union together by
facilities Of intercourse through the means OF Canals and
Raj Roads lie referred to the Irish part popula-
ton, and gave
ISsr,Sr, aul her sons in America
w z. RonINsoN, Esq. OF the New York Tribune, ma
I'VE "i LELAND beng called upon, responded the
IN some humorous remarks; which received with
hesEy cheers and applause by the audience He concu-
ded by offering the following toast:
NV ES0t,Np Some honor OF being raj,
81 though the happier being her
letter read from Judge CRANcu Of this city. apo
loE'zing Tor his absence.
Several other toasts gwen songs sung and speeches
made. which kept the entertainment to late hour
The pr ceedlngs will probably be reported OF the
city papers more length. out have given you the sub
stance IN advance
You viii see by the ball are the mt was
worthy Of New England Society. regret 10 say that
the numbers iafs. had been pected The
tickets Were five dollars eacn, included Though the
party not LARGE the company made up for want of
numbers spirit and enthusiasm. They separated about
midnight, highly pleased with the entertainment.
BRUTUS