The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-23

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tnst tne soidie.s IN MsSo wnsn servins tner
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nrsssnt ., . eu n nc o,S ,hs.So o S S, 40
return thank. To- the honor ON hs corns o
sIT Tp - esent . occason.
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population, in wealth, and in talent unrivaiied y
.mons o,,isy " N'" i''A-'o~ "~' AAsu' H'' aqu''n
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sddreas NJ ths Tahsrnsci. "n;o..d RI. tit ~ NM
able to do full iustics 70 The oyaton and h tho"aht a.
onv paoe.sarv to saa that ~. onmnan sa,t ,-taf,,
Tor The honor vhch ths snt.wsn cnrss5rsd ~ hwiS
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aMr Hal rsnlisd In ysr, acknowledgements q. th,.
toast, and delighted the COMPANY With 4 UNIQUE and
or aphic speech OF about hair an bonr,. ,sre,h Whsn
he concluded he was snthusistc.mv ann,snSsd "A'A
Ths daughters or the Pilrrms No longer nraot,cing
hut hovv
The CHAIRMAN uroposed the health II Pons Pins fhs
Ninth which was rec eiyed with great spplause
Bishop HuoHrs responded to it; he ssid-Mr. Presi-
In festytiss of this Kind am not ACQUAINTED with
customs with which gentlemen here are familiar on
such occasions rise In the midst OF
and vero 10 tive wav 10 NV feeIings shouId aImost
doubt the reality OF things around me or ouestion INV
own personal Identity have however, to return you
AZ NAV be WORTHY to Offer them in the name OF Plus
the Ninth 1t sa eratifcatien to me- to know that al
chair su OF hope that although he csd his ad
ministrstion undsr circumstsnoes Of great smbsr
rassu,ents; vet, from ali have been able TO hear
and that from, ma sons aconsintsd With him hs'
lieve God has provided him for the task With clear
head strong heart appaus. which lasted for some
p S high the
have not thu honor To bs a son NJ Ne1 England vet
can claim ths r,sht Of Ss;ua DON Es.tsr IN orSsr
to recover from tbs which feel allow ms
Ens,,.S Sy Wn,O on 81 ~ oto
nv % not ue
tome In M NJ t;ms. and ho No doubt y,m.
ed to % no
in the nsvsn.Ss WsH tbs y" w." u,en ny tar~
GOES NJ sr"an 81, na o; hoI So, so
One niyht aftar hi hs,nsss hs fsit
and came ovar Rim and ha iii asssn SAN
neiobhor" toos ~ hors. frnm hi. cat o. rows%;n1
from bs sumhsrs he .aid Am aiisS scroeo;ns Or s,9
not! If am' have lost horse: II not 1hsve gain
ed cart Barring all the and some Of the
circumstancss frsl In the same oondition "A (,es
ny-ns aid think that Who am us.d 70 be csIisd
pSnn Hpchss sh.nid ana mvssif IN the midst NJ ths
Tr rnoisnd societv and the health of Plus tx nro
a 10 an honor 40 a.ttarinu ana the tosst bsino rs
povsd vth 40 much enthusissm. IA Indeed enough 10
49, ~. doubt INV reality IA 10 things IA thew are nre
santsa to night for never expected to be distin
gmisbsd With 40 much honor-for an honor truly re-
card II In conclusion the Bishop proposed as
msnt. The land which grows schoolmsstersn which
with and drank with all the honors
Rasidss the reauar toasts quite a number of youu.
tssrs were ofrred The Gentleman rspresentiug the
French Society gave
e Bssuty and 'lovelipess-The synonymes for Now
ENGLAND ladies' which was drank with all the honors
Mr. K,xo the President of the St Nicholas Sooistv
afr Some verv happy remarks gave
+" Tbs rise the progress and the power of New Eng.
andThs proud result of the trials the energy and Tie
wiadom of the Pilgrims and their descendants,
Mr. spoonEn PRECEDENT of the Old Colony Club, gave
Tour Pilgrim mothers, without which our Pilgrim
fathers would have been OF no use to u.s." Received
with loud cheers.
Mr. DRAPER gave