The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-07
CO Complimentary Dinner by the Canadi
OF New York 20 their Friends from Cans

ca complimentary Dinner by the Canadi&
Of New York 20 their Friends from Cans
Agrcsabiy to previous arrangements, tho comp
comprising about hundred and afty gentlemen
fifty iadics LEFT this city the 9Th instant to asses
at Harlem
Al three o'clock, the President Of tho New York Cad
dian Society, a. Prsncbere, Es, took the chair a,co
panied BY the other officers Of the society an the inv
guests, among whom Enoch n. Camp Esq, X. M|
seras editor u k Ph@s de Nev York
The table covered with all the luxuriea VI tlr-v
SON and sheltons band discoursed sweet music at Ind
va. during the entertainment The cloth being rcmov
the secretary II the eoci,ty, l.. ". Glackmeysx n
presented the following regular toasts -
list To Canada--Msy Il devciope itsslf and xrov
cotding TO the wishes of all its childrrn"
Music--4 Ia Claire Fe-,sine followed BY an eloqu1
response from Charles Lsbergc E-Q.
M.-~To the United stater-Thc rcput.icsn co,um n
the vorld-tbe home Of the oppressed their hnspt1
ties oA.rs TO all Union labor, and liberty"
Music" Hail Columbia followed hy q response frl
Mr.. Enoch y Camp.
Id" To rrnnce-Though separated from her for
past century her Canadian sons have not ceased TO
Mu.ic.''Ls Mase'aa.ss," followed by spirited sp-
4th-"A Jos.rhte-,be faithful eoupsaioa of
hsrtiste. She Is the true light In his adversely,
ne the ornament Ina his prosperity"
Music-'' Tip "a Cansd,,rrs," followed By q mcs
tifui song from Joseph Lcnoir. E-a, composed
stL-sTh Press-The vanguard NJ human n
she opens TO nations the route OF their future Dc,
Muic-Nstional March; followed BY few apu
~ marks from d. Mas, ras, ESQ Who alluded tc
hndisn pres.
Tbis produced a ur snlmous call for Mr. J. n
EDITOR q L.1ttn,r q Montreal. who tcrrely q
the Csnsdisn p-ess, and then proposed q toast
Canadians living In the United States" which
panied With remarks a. 20 th,ir prosperous
Throughout the Union.
Ny J. n. Lsvioletts-IThe health and pro~p-
donstorr To the banner prc<s ntcd 60 the Co
New York on the Fourth .
By v Dcrion-'H Gculet, whose srtissi
portrsycd upen the banner IL - John"
ny J. u. Ledoux-' Mr. Gecrg- Bachelor, I'd
IL the Csnsdisn benevolent society of Nev
,s,rtions have ~ slis.d Ia all the pleas res
hshful visit nom our Canadian brethren"
Music.-Yankse Decide.
lhs entertainment was intsrspe rSed By sev
dian and frcnch songs from Capt fJrtin r
a. Guy and others; and the whole arran,
though PR pared In haste gave universal -
sll present. The company returned at an
th,tr respective quarters, esccitcd by thA
dent I'm this city
At a meeting Il the ereursionists from ]
brs,e the Fourth q July In Nev Yor
tosId the steamer United States on Ian
a. letlerc, Red, was called g. the chair
nell aud y. D. Belle, Esqs., o. s.rral ari a
The Following resolutions were grcse
m, usly adopted
Received, II hat whereas bannrr IL
the New York Canadian Benev, s.nt
c,mlatiitte ~ Canada, We consi,l, q tlLs
spcct, u IL proper that all should pan
npny, which viii tske plsco ON frid
init ~ one o'clock. 4. a., at rtn
therefore respectfully request that
eobuts be , csont IA thu occasion.
heetlvcd That thAs meeting O.,
eXcurstonsts, ten .er THUR siuccre
lat, helor f1r thu active and enc
has SO svcoes fui' made g. ~ nd,
Ntv lCik one a. the must VI sas
We also iccl eiatciul 10 Mcsfr
muier fur tb,if Hbt ~ istssr
der Aie excUr.iut - sncccssiu
bts,ivtd That Tire shove
tso &c the fr nth aud IuEli
snd that the secrttsrits q
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