The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-24
TWO CENTS.

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| Hereafter he believed when Britain meets Yankee or
Yankee meets Britain. 1t will be field where tho
stre VIII be- not to do each other the harm but
| where each shall do the other the most rood
The 6eneral's speech was listened to with great at
plauded.
Lieutenant Boccs OF the navy made a very hsppy
speech, but We were not enough catch hi re-
marks Those who heard 1t spoke very highly Of II.
Mr. KsocH, Of Broadway, favored the company With
volunteer song which Was exceedingly well sung By
him, and very apropos to the evening
DR. BrAir. the President then remarked, that II the
company responded to what he was about to propose
Yes, yes" from all parts of the room. Q.aughtery
Dr. g,,l'-oh M but wait until have saidh Gaugh-
ter) 1t is gentlemen. this. The ST. Georges 30
cety Of Philadelphia as the electric spark u
the sympathy between us"
:" His Honor, the Mayor, and the Municipal Authori-
The Hon. CALEs s. woopHvII replied-Upen an
occasion like the present, many enobinr tkourhts
naturally suggest themselves, OF the commo.
origin Of race, Of language, and literature aud
Of the close tics, ties OF so%mesciM INNER and political In,
this country and of that in whose commsmora-
tion this festival is held The readiness with which
not only British but foreign born citizens generally
sssimilste themselves to habits, instutions
| and our laws, impresses itself my mind a most
prominent and striking feature Of American society
Various Is the descent Of mixed population we
| nevertheless, constitute one united people We are
here not strangers from other lands not the
presentatives Of foreign nation but friends,
neighbors and American citizens. The distinction Of
British French Irish German italian or scandinsvian,
| il seen only the surface, and is, in reality,
merged in the same general character, and known
only by common title, that Of American cftisena
All members Of one political brotherhood and all
equally ardent in their devotion to that bright
polar star of common hope, the American Union
me o. pr,sn s'onk whon transpian.ed 70 our
so 10 cu.I'a'e anu nioioe the Americau sPrit, anu
adjust itself to the ways Of the American people IL
pea.tia feature OF our ns.ona, charsGtsr VINO hss
for his enterprise and tact In pushing ahead In the
% oo s"asr.a anu . M ,,,,Ia smrn, IT,, Ia ha oo
genuine Of ohm Bull who had become thorough
iy mbued with the Yankee spirt as to even
than lop hal have real "A ile rriti
cNn "neu .o ",.is's w o1 Mv's
nav ,h Rm -; 'ue NJ .ea , mvn h sno'eS
ore ;ts YANKEE than the real Simon nnre h;wa a.S
oie nAe . M l.u nv Ia sInon Puc n'.scn
~ y ant 80 10y s IN ,I m a.
m tn % r;vn an % our shoras eas s no, on
:in .sni.att,ons 80 ,ansnes.,,. ,Ai., ~ ny
| MN NJ. .h Iho"s "pn m I; ~ "a non,,, u'sy, cy,, vSs
| 10 ,ba msss oS xmay;csn cit,1ansh;n .oo.
70 ,he "nsS ,n., Vi ne' s.,i .' ,pl soo.
20 20 ,hi 'e m nn, All snS,p panns is"s rtoss
80 90. aar,a Onr .nnnal ipcr.a.. Sron a., 49,"
@ n.o one peops uu, annual ~ from ,msrs
| ,n;s mny.n.o @ r,.ss 81 nonn,.,,o .omi s @ u ~
d;g.rant sts,ss 81 ,hs IA ~orld shonid .shs - ,h.;
numerons isoIs,a nol,ticsI bod,cs sntartaa;m 49,.
| ~ variance with The fnndamsntsi nrncini.a 81 oms
goy,rnmcnt such political orranxations Sonnde5 ON
rouIJ uns vodsby create intsrnal fsnas and a. .,ss
which would NIGER the prosner, II moi ths
very nee of our fair renubc Foriun,iiv snch -
not The csse W. can hear witnes.ihaa a,,r daosS
sons mr.. among The res nd l., of or citI,anS Th.
sent;mept of nsrioti.m burns .s hrigh,x In th.i,
,nps, =, ~ 1u arl a. olgn,y IN IN ',nei.
mobors toneue in tbe land uhera thsy h.v. rha..m
d,asbad to he ao,arnman, y, Tho Tyon % ra
10 sscrisce tbt,r lives in s service ma ,hose ,ronnx
whos. inS,ncy it nro,oct;ng arms 49, ,hro, In.
rr.,i,.,r a,c,io,, ar, -, r.. a.. Lts~.-
nreyen In other natons sourse Of di,cord md .,ak
pcs has hs found i'm onrs 10 constitut. an cemsnt
| 81 enduring strength and yre,tne.s This chsr.c
ter,.tjc pstriotism Of our foreign born citizens A.
r,o,ced 10 ,av betokens and promises bapny future
| and most prosperous career for our republic
rajmsdve was called upon lie did po. be aid anti
cpste the honor of beng called upon TO speak Many
wears have elnpsed during which has been
with seat at the tsbl. of the st Georges societv
II" rseurred 10 thcse occasions with feelings of ~.
de,uest satisGacon and plensur. NOT merely for the
honor conferred ON him but for tho opportunities
which has present him of making acq
community ON looking around the room and OBJ
serving 20 many plump and round ane.s-eyi.
a.nca 30 1"od hhyinr| fIaugbirr, ba cania b.rd,,
suppoc that they we're not natives Of this soi-(rc-
now.d laughtrr.thst they we're mot horn An this
genial climate AID lived on the good thinrs OF this
country U,aurhtcr1 The only wnv in which he
ccuA account for A WAS that NAM Of those present
had ii, 81 here for a number Of years aushter1 lie
| was reioic,d To soc around him the conntennne.a
of nsuy geutlcmen from old Fngland who are ul,nted
amonp a. and WELDING TO urcat the
81 The country adding 10 IT, RESOURCES and credit AZ
ven as ,o Ibc commsrcj.i World Great ann,.n,eT
But Why should IL not be so' A few years since We
sousl. We would no, S", ,bi. bs,.,nrlv a. nv Sosv
he society would not have skcd his honor the Mayor
and himself 10 com. here All our I.ws and in.tit,
tiers are deriy,d from ,our country We ab,nk You
for tbem nd Va will irproye ON them N ~. can tut
~by have We come here when look ON mi. .~..w.
Llagc Of 70 ntlemer--M Talmsdge concluded by re-
fsrrire in complimentary terms to the benefits con
frr, by the 81 Georr.. sceietv and than NC tbs
e,mpsny for the honor done him
The Sister Bcneyolcut Societies" was the next toast
Mr. Fpx,. Tho President ofthe ~ Antlrcvis sorletv
replied and gave as A toast
LADY pranklin.-May her dcyotedness 10 her sM.
.,t bushopd Lc yeuar,l,d Ly his safo return
n, D,r,ystt, o.n,, ON The mart of the a Nisbo,es
goci,ty made some r.mark. and concluded with ths
tost
rn,,srd and the limited s,a,as-u.v ,s,os within
,.ch .ountrx's LaIlg A constant gusst 4. f,und y
| ,,a ae,., ana gs,c" ' $50
4 IN. 4, ,n.,itu,iou ~ pp,5and Tha buivark vhich
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| This called out Mr.. siuto, DHsrrn, who amused the
| company some time with pleasant remarks, appro-
pirate 90 the call 81 the President Mr Draper, in
eonclusion alluded to sir John franklin aud the no
BILE efforts 81 the enterprt-ng oifen OF this country