The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23
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Attention was called, and MI DRAPER, the President
OF the Board OF GOVERNORS addressed the children In
very appropriate speech the substance Of which as
follows ;-Precsey as pro missed you, some time ago,
have now inc pleasure OF presenting before you the
ooferaor OF the state ana Father Mathew. now In
trocuce TO you the great Father Mathew. Although
little as you are yet much have heard OF this good
man. who carries good with him wherever he goes Yon
ought to be proud of the honor paid you by the pre-
tence OF two such distinguished persons Father
Mathew will address YOU and bid YOU farewell: and
ask Of your little he arts remember him and hearken
to him W, H. and follow his ilustrious preoepts.
An intelligent looking boy named Commerford,
and spoke follows Father Mathew we bid you wei.
the Island Home and feel greatly honored In
beholdng you and you see before you the
benefits derive from the kindness Of the ten Cover
nors; they DO all they for that may become
good and righteous men, Farewell good Father Mathew.
Father MATHEW repled--My dearly beloved friends in
behalf OF every friend and well wisher of the Of
temperance, beseech to maatan yourselves in the
true path that may grow in honesty sobrie-
y and become worthy citizens Of this great republic
No man can prosper unless he sbstains from
drinks Tempe: ance and honesty combined will always
succeed and iGsure position in society Of credit and
renown and nov farewell and my blessing on you AL
governor HUNT tnen briefly addressed the children In
O., ~ ,S i, ar r;t; V tnen 70 oe grate-
sh;.h th.v wers c.reJ for .r;oin;n, 80 go - ~
nol u au ana 'nuS Deoone soou anu va
'S MY 49, bnd sp. ~, SANE .rr;, co,,, :, IN,
,hn se mis sn ,iaca ~ wh}h tha; pna a snt
.no nsa Ds 81 49, ; -, , s ."os Hnu ieeS
"ese uiousn' IT,, 49,. , Ill P,.seIs,ns ssiy nosei
ePptarance' .ee oheels weie now gwen, anu tne oo-
49, - - $500 ,a-ir,n g. Hao";s,. ....,'-s
ianueo az .He LuAalc u.er passing sntou9n
TINS nment agnn tAey Iook 'e s'eamooas am
were cohVeytu 70 the hih's .ouse anu rsni.entiaiy
ibe Gier pace appereo W oe ts magnet Oh aIract'on
as Mr 1osePn heen the warden hao ALREADY prepare
sumptuous uinner anu an parties seeming W oe wen
provided with good appetite the efuvie OF well cooked
dhnsr tended 10 make every one hotd up his heaa
ana Iohow tne pent Oh MS lnchnation soon AFTER,
r heen M Io1 ucea the party TO spend a dinner
comPrsing an tne deicseles OF the season MI ORA
per PresIcu at sns mead OF the table, ana on MS
"a 80, 80 -, Ia Ja Tue n hIsne uovernor hunt
was done to the yiands after which The eomnspv rose
No sentiment passed as no wine was admitted A num
Der Of the guests however were invited into an ante
chamber to take segars - and few sentiments were
then INDUCED in complimentary OF the very excellent
manper every department was conducted, especially
those i'm lately under the control of the ten COVER
nors
Governor Hunt expressed his a.tonishment at the
magnitude of the establishments and the excellent dig
cplne xhbite by the wardens Of the various depart
ments Every place certainly was clean and complete,
rejecting much credit on all concerned IL now being
dark the company TOOK the steamboat ana were con-