The North-Carolina standard., 1849-12-19

made upon him. He enlivened every one by his
VIII and humor, and kept his C department. which
was looking well to the " Interior" in constant
state OF merriment and good feeling He gave
Inc North Carolina Rail Road and its enlightened
any Palrloac supPortersMay they say, with the inmor-
tal Milton: We will bate one ot of heart or hope
Dut sun bear up and steer right onward"
Inc following Toasts were either offered upon
the OCCASION or subsequently furnished at the re-
quest of the Committee:
BY William Dallas Haywood, I'd Vice President The
american Union-it " must be preserved"
-53y j. b. q. Roulhac, Sd Vice President. Our Moth
North Carolina, and all those who love her best of
any. :
By Frederick G. HILL The North State. ike the
North Sara fact Let her remember that States
like stars, have proper motion" and that one star
dlfiereth from another star in glory"
BY DR.. Fisher, invited guest. A North Carolina
Welcome" Heni, vidI."
By G. B. Root. Calvin Graves, of Caswell-smelter
as well Speaker-who commenced in the Senate
Chamber, in January last the first grea casting" for
our Central Railway
BY Col. w. II. H. Tucker. The party which har-
monies all other parties-the Dinner PaTty.
by Col. Taylor. Colonels Bliss and Scott-Ther
Commanders conquer and they araner.
By Geo. w. Mordecai. North Carona-Her pros
perity for all future time, is identified with the proposed
Central Railway and her Rail Roads already in existence
BY H. w. Husted. Our late Spanish Minster-Hs
Southern blood was roused when abroad for the honor
provenent of his native State. Right in the one; and
right. gLoriouSly right in the ether.
BY Matthew Shaw. The union of Western and East
ern Carolina will take place when the proud and inde-
longer be heard to say
No sails nor rudders need those ships
| Which freemen drive with wagon whips: :.
and when the Hydrophoba Railway, alias the great
Eastern and Western Rail Road shall run as to show
no symptoms of fear of our Sound 1Unter.
BY DIR. kron, Gan invited guest) The United States
and France-May the clouds of doubt that obscure
the star of France be speedily swept away that the
world may gaze upon Eastern as well as Western
constellation of Republics.
By DIR. VIM H. Mckee. North Carolina and her
Public Institutions-Prosperty the opera
ton for the Deaf and Dumb, and success attend the
Asylum soon to be erected for the insane.
By James B. Shepard. DIR. Josiah o. Watson--A
liberal and enlightened gentleman.
By DR.. Josiah o. Watson. AS of &c the hundred -
give you, triumphant to the Central Railway.
BY DIR. F. ]. Haywood. The memory of the late DR..
CALDWELL of the University, who gave the first impetus
to great Central Railway for North Carolina.
By Benz B. Smith Our distinguished guest, the Hon.
r. M. Saunders-Whether at the Bar the Bench in
the State and National Legislatures, Foreign Min
ster he has displayed talents of the first order. We
greet his return with unaffected pleasure to his
"sweet Home" May Heaven vouchsafe that the eve
ming of his days, that the svery chaplets of age
are thckly strewn upon his brow, may be joyous
and as his morning and MONDAY useful and
brilliant; and when summoned retire from the
By James B. Shepard. Hon. r. M. Saunders-The
patriot citizen, whose brilliant services in foreign and
and whose social virtues at home, both parties here
meet to applaud and honor
By Rufus Barringer Gan invited guest). Our State
University-An apt illustration of the supremacy of law
and order, joined with the full exercise of individual
rights and privileges. Long be the reign of Bunconbe
DER the Boys"
By d. Cosby. A union here, and the Union forever.
By G. B. Root. The better half (includng the t1Uo
duplicates of the late Spanish mssion-unsurpassed in
their social relations and accomplishments.
By E. B. Freeman Gen. Saunders-At any time, in
every place. under all circumstances, the Jealous, firm,
decided friend of Internal improvements by and within
the State of North Carolina.
By o. L. Burch Cur late important Territorial sc-
QUESTION in the South and Southwest, is further proof
that Republican laws are destined to govern the
whole of North America.
By Maj. C. L. Hinton. North Carona-Let her re-
member that States, like Individuals responsible for
the talents intrusted to them
The company separated about seven o'clock. We
have never witnessed more agreeable or pleasant
Festival, or warmer outpouring of genuine senti-
ment and personal friendship The occasion, from
first to last, was alike honorable to the community
and to its distinguished Guest.
We may observe here that the sentiments contain
ed in all the Regular Toasts not suited to all
present. The Dinner intended as personal
compliment to Judge Saunders, and hence gentlemen
of all shades of opinion willing to contribute to
it. In connection with the Regular Toast about the
Rail Road, sure, if our fellow-ctizen James