New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-23
vJrrg CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Supper TO 4on. George Brss''

! Band was stztonec IL ~ Sf
m the second Hoor and 70 their sEalns d cnetFhs
mo,io TIE company marched in, two and two, and
completely filed the ball
/ n, D,i,st,hs Wes.stA end u tie hail Hon.
I.Ms, ". YzIKNAs. jus. elected State Ssns,o-.
took the chair
! Ophs right we're seated, Hon. GEORGE BRIGe:
Hon Jane, Brooks and Simeon Draper, Esq. on
hi. lef, were seated, Matthew L. Davis, E'1-
Hon. Hugh Maxwell, Philip Hone \ B Blunt
aud w. v Brady, E.qs
The company beirg seated, proceeded 70 disco"
an excellent bill Of fare, when Friend FLoEESeE
had prepared with great rchness-terrspin soup
bones turkey, salads, qusiis woodcocs' psTt'-'se'
game pies, duck, snipe, pover, wild turkey VEN
soo .irloin Of bear meat crnsnen.ed pastry pyf'
anids Of oranges mersngGss, jsl!ies, ss'e'' dev'
is cakes, chocolate cakes, ladies cakes hul'' &C
These being fuily discussed, and washed down
vithsl. the President James ". Beesn'n' ESQ.
rose 10 give the sr,t or the regular tosss These
| were as follows
| lot Hon George bngss
| "a The President OF the United states
| 81 The Governor Of he Sale CT Ne"fos
| al Hon HsrU Gay
| 5tn. Our City.
| Oh The Wtis Policy Of PfoIeeuCn ~ Home Industry
| I'D Toe Wig Press
! In introducing the hrsE toast Nr. Beskman
| spoke as fJ,ioEs
Grs1LsMTs Diaber IA. teen deto.a % Ine.n ne
sbouI 70 eegin sPessssi toll for which we nave 'Ia-
fed cor iorft msD aid p'epeieo oyIsei.ss iOi =.
-sss, rorces which are sure " spfnI ro soeh goa
! cBeer 80 ihs
aud 10 isssi every r.n ~ NoooT = hns7i FoS hsy.
We borrowed from Eng ard sood custom ~ rot
| On dong important ihirg' on fa.. 'tone-b PAT 81
fe9,d.e moss whom We delight 70 tOoof We are
mere toniRst 10 family psriy Of Wigs - take .es
q 90 8epe'etai..s 10 60 gr'.' e. sr eve o. 81,
NV ora ard 10 testify 10 sIbgafi1I way ibsI ms
already penetrated me very bottom o'hs heat oar con
me s 90 s ~ s1s We s.Vs cso.ea siSss
hat ~ Republic eee,ve. ~ harm s'
lar cOuoeroedo ioOs 81 e. New York io7fetis-
90 rocky chsnnsl q Hell Gate 10 cleared st
we sMn here where Ills os vsiied ADD 20 DO FOR
US such otbe useful thiDgs - no ore "" fnow better
| no 70 accomplish Then he repea, gentlemen, h've
rot 20 Introduce cor guest sts. therefore, a. oree
call sou unite 10 giving ell the nors 70 your Reof
sentative lhs mcrchsrt waose deserVed success al u~n
commend
| Nj BEIoes made an eloquent speech 10 reply, but
we regret ihet the Atsnes. Of the hour 4: which lbs
iiUg teriusted viii prevent our sviog even the
substance OF this the other syoechss on The occasion
Nj referred 20 the questions Of Branch Mint 10 This
City the Tsrf Csiforois Slavery, &c snd concluded
by saying Gen. TsJ JT was moro Of Wing thsn
ths )co Foco press vis ed him u be- This speech
was eu,hussstcaly sypisudec
10 The tosst 30 The Presi5eot, Hon. HIGH hAXWKii
responded snd asde Of the best speeches have
listened 20 at dinner lie referred With great
warmth q the pub ic services Of Mr.. CLhT and Ar
WEBsTKR. and particularly % tho career OF Genera
TAyLuR ps,iot aud the Chief Magistrate Of the
Uoion Ne ssvc whitening rebuAe to the deismers o.
Gen TAYLoR and reviewed with telling eject the
speech OF John Van Buren, in Fsneu Hall denouncing
Gen TAYLOR when compared With the Uucs Barn
bu rner resolution endor,ipg Gen Taylor
To The tosst 20 hKNRY CLAY, THEODORE +. ToMIfS |
syS Esq responded in thrilling piece OF eoqueoce |
which ELECTED the almost continued sppsuse Of the |
audience.
city He defence OF the Wig party was able and e
90 Ient IL wRs sectional party. IL did not stand
on one Ia. lie and hi. colleague would 90 10 Congress
represent ;he feelings OF their constituents out they
would support the Constitution and sustain All meas
ures fencing TO the c smgon good OF the country
To the tos,t referring to Protection II BLUNT L'q
responded in very happy speech He referred 10
Henry Clay IN connection with Protection calling iortl
repeated cheer from the audience.
w T. ROBINSON called upon g. reply 70 the
toasi % the Wing Press OF the Country We nave no
time 70 follow him through his remarks, which we're
received with marked favor aud applause
SIMON Draper. Jr Esq was toasted and made
hsppy reply
faIIp HoSY. ESQ was tvice teas,ej snd responded
efy sud happiy y, teng soma interesting anecdotes
Of tho carry history Of New.iork, Ia his boyhooa''
dsys
to which the Recorder replied administering some
words Of sdvice his young friend Mr. Briggs shout
to enter the temptations Of Metropolitan lite
WELcosE X BkEEE u" called upon and made
few britt snd eloquent rtmsrks
Ecbolss Carroll. L,q responded TO bunch Of
volunteer tos,is sven in honor of hENAr CLAY, and
Wa. repeatedly cheered.
AID srLAs c. HENRINe gave the following toast
T,t If ne soa Hon Hss,r Car 30 Puds
Ams,s
Mes.rs JAMES B BRoAs, {. s. DELAvAN and others
slso offered volunteer tOasis TO HENRY CLAY, The
Workngmer, Mechanics, SC. But we have not room |
At this late hour for cStenoed comment
Mr. FLORENCE aud bis polite ss.,taut. Mr.. SrETsoN,
made everything 90 Cd e. the en;ile satisfaction OF AL
present
Tee Music by Dodworths Band frequently called
forth the chrrs Of toe assembly. particularly when
struck up " Here's 20 you HAR8Y CLAY
Tne name OF HxNky CLAY. whenever mentioned, |
tho wuchword Tor perfect storm Of applique.
Gen Scott, Gen. Taylor, Daniel Webster aud other
leading Wings Of the Uoion, whenever named, met
hearty rec pouse from the assembly
The President Of the meeting aud the committee OF
arrangements performed their duty 20 the credit OF
Themselves, and to the comfort Of the company, re
ceisiDg they deserved the thanks and gratitude of
all present
THs ro1r SrEfHESrows AND THt NoTk OF thI
siNrH WARD o. TSoY The Trot WAY contains ire OH
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