The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-23
Dinner by tho Bestow VsvehAnss % enc
Hon. Thomas Bartsg, "a. q.

. Hon. Thomas Bartsg, M. q.
Hosros. 8rptc0sce - 1864.
no0u' '~o hundr'd Of the isad,as merchants OF shi
o"y gave suoptuoun sn,srtsi.msss, col. ov-uiss .
'ns revere bousc, 10 tho Hon Thom a Darisx H. r. o
L<pdOn.
Psrsn steveos REQ prope.or Of tho Wevere exoso6et
himself 10 INC vaeioy clrgsaco of 70,
dinner The deoorstioos tho most 20 eudic
scsiS The tables looked like 0o~sr gseden The O.
delsbrs gorssousy and tho Lsl te.,o us,
With gsiands. Above tho ohsrmsn's eest tho a.rs .
Auer'cs and England scre displayed other zig
national sI,ty were pIeoti'oi,y distributed
During the dinner whish tss'ed Gom us'ii elgs
oc,eAk, the Gcrinsnis SsreSsds band aid much TO adj
10 sse phA oio oi We tcnpay
Ito Los. ssssAA.i A EinI ssa la the chair support
ca bp ,bo 8ussL Vi the eVcniug aud sovcdai uon
l. stated Ne Of ,, duras the aferooa that .h
hon Dsaai "ebner sDd Gcaei VI foioe ~ DO pro
sent bus h ass ootso
spsS0H or NIB BLtOr.
Tax CnAnmAS rOs .Da spvsS ot ia great services
d'ieu TIC nor.aoe'sr coaDAuDi at Shi' oodacry W
the en,ii.ut houso oi which, Mr Bsnag was . ass nber
lie l.u0ed ,he nHh ssA strict Etegtj u sao @aJ
stated ls.t they DAd met br4e 70 sbw them fospvot
MIR LloL bert tpoko US tho oasis OF "A ale
| reputation NJ being cPttoDsd Ia tue oyndaos aui
naDsseui'n ut OF che house OF Dsug brothers. sGd
pueb,sduets ,his county sokn0sno as ouo tD NJ
AunOu made 10 Jbe conocru,ag mo
ono Of d,pomacy. he kept his secret ~,u hr. Euot
| would ny 0y paying very hBs oomi4,meut % Mr
| BSriDg wLOse IA, ailiS ue proposed
| a perfect Stolm OF cE-ero gree 5cd tho toast.
| Bx BAkIh0 i hEPLy
MIR. BAetrG rute 20 Ispiy wnen tho otaorins
ubued long and LOUD. iie he uil not hHow
express ~hat f.it meeting reoep loa r
could lac mogGe that hey oue eht to greet hm humoe
individual ia euch very u rk.d a.d kinafy msuu,l
As his eeiDgs snd his humble a.ity rmis IN,
lac wouu cS0.asor 10 reDiy to tnrir gceots
bat cited tina he had not words ut ooan tud outa
bio u n performing that duiy; he, hoseyor ietd
on the kindhess Of wnicn hattesiG a. nsd
lust been n4oo for aa excuse for snort com,nss liz
iels whea be too&e0 acouna him he might dy
On tho str,DSth Of their fvoiog, towards hln
lohers lie had thought waen ha came
part toauude tn. ohect his nisun chi. country
and he felt surprised ohen thsir chs,rnan
The remsk that perhaps IL might involve sp4itica or
diplomatic purpose Surely, Wneu IL kuv~u-4 1t
wouid b--tbat he humDlo taeats uusu I'd TO
ahy d'p mstic tark the especially uasu,sed De
of the many ohvrs having eminent quaincations
os such duioe being left behind bim sucu opaion
would be hazadtd Agen were generay ,pen tor dl-
p, purposss who Lad aualIno the
H. X, which no coLfrs cd had not. II auy
listed, in a0ditop why tho gentlemen sssebI'd ought To
be that DIPLOMACY was not tue object OF
mission ihst wuula be found contrast OF
own With tho splendid abilities OF hts friend tho
Hon. Edward Everett VITO, daIus hls mssioa
to Ebglan0 not dstipgul he'd by his ABILITY.
than BY his urbauity ano high mDdedness Thus know
iDg what real AMI conpoent dpiomsst was, no con-
toered strange that such suggestions should ee enter
tanned. He had to neddIo with the fishery
question or TO take care Of the Lobos Ianos cloud
laughter ana applause He could not dive 10 deep nor
look 70 far shd was hsppy in coming hero to be
Of all such incumbrabco,. tReucwed yaugh Ca Svmo
TWEEN ythiee years his fUtLuDe TO visit
this county and epohd brief period Az that time
he received with u ooui tesy and kindness that
could not, ard had not faded to make deep im-
precision on his gratitude year only hal bs1n
lott.d HIM to and admire the riug institu.
items Of this great county which had bs+n altogether
inst Lfcienl for that i0
eids rahe intimate degree all that Remarkable. aud
pEascwortby TO be aeen aud understood What he mad
then hed begut qualification AMI interest kapw
nAore; and tur many yearpeyet hs last visthe
bad cesirod-eatncstly dsedVogo Utck and ola
rer,h h,pe and moro scauant-d with nat WAS
n ~
By him In ricssiDg and intim,te reiat ons with the
Commercial men OF thu Cnited statcs; and his
Wish bad bscn eDhsnced py the oo4p
to meet them pcreonsiiy and sHs to sisht
what mutual transactions had tuiy sud sstifsctoeiy
pIovod 70 hs mind that they enjoyed psrty which
was the deserved sequence To upright hO0oabs, aud
high minded practice cloud cheer-) IL happened, most
uniuekiy TO- DIM TINT very few weeks rcuianed ut
disprssi--soIno OF wbich two had already
been spent and pleasantly spent in this city uore
fever ~ yousful oonneroia euerRy had not exhibited
the thRhest Indications o apprfachins decay Every
iicn, railroads, canals aud other aids
enumerated by Mr BastDg bastug ben toe,ay
rcogDized ~ the strength Of hs naipax welfare, aui
az having combined to open up feids for cui ia"n aud
enteIpize iDexhuusbio in thef rchcs aud Usefulness
Aluong to certain Observations mads by the Chairman
relative TO the value and nec.s-ty OF peace to the
Prosperity or commerce Mr. Barring SAID no hoped no
temporary excitement woTd operate 20 mar the
iiDdy icslipgs existing between Atnerict
and Great Britain or that any prevent cnu.e of
Lnibrsee should beget efi-cts which would initiate
spapst the welfare ot the futurs cloud cheor.l lie
tons involving themselves Ia such Tay with tho
pet oi such copsequt noes bcfors ihsm. To multiply
power 10 work through tue u such scetul
and mind cultivatipg Institutions markedly
cb,rnhtd in this State and not ia ough nsaas
m'ght h. the result OF sunUg tfi1ndA (jne-rs
hr Bsiing then paid very h.tteripg IMPLEMENT
The educational charitable nud ether ttuaoos ~ this
country aud ooncinr.d 10 dscdI the motives OF the par
~ present in inviting hlm to huch hIga honor
n that Of being their guest lilo tnbutsd the main
Of their partisy srise from tbsir fvelipg.
xGrrs the frm with which hs conu-cted aud es-
p.osly Their sen,insnts Of respect oqarts its io1.
pIe ntsve TO whore character he psa very oea lti
ful ctml mcnt concluding WI he oeiiei that ths
p.ct hey had gained fium tho commsrcisl community
could hot have been elgenoeTed ia ths breasts Of men
uhuee int.prty aud umniuchus hone ty did
s-,imilatc 10 ibese th.y highly respected rns
Deee reputation the comu'ic icial men OF Bo-tpn
possessed eyery~ntro and hence their prosperity
and credit In confirmation, Ire approvoI
tf tLe remarks If The Chairman relatiVe To the
value OF peace 10 Ameiica and Great Brtaia Every si
the cham ~ pToD.rity aud another series OF meaas
| Through which wealth and n4tioun comfort could D,
test mOicd (Chcers) The purpose cf both goysrn
intits b. atureo ge"utmtn In hn entim uion Ea. TO
mainain peace as suon was tier only irle Tine
ot policy tCheers Cab nats AID political ptt-
,ies might ri,s aud fall aud changes might srtse
~hCh involved important results, but wnaCever al
that the yrh of tho people and gossrum nts Of both
copn lies wa for peace Comm'rce was tho mighty grid
ter Of peace ana whstevrr teutrd u brcaS tbo oint
would De destructive OF he nt"ie OF natios Looking
the queeiioos winch 1nd then rulers
toT 70 MIR unoeraDd escb other ana they propss
" 80 Mnundert,anc.n1a might ari.e: but With rrfr
10 Great Britsn, the people o' that country
700 rroud' of the position sud welfare " Amoricsths
origin Of whose welfare they eowS-hat claimed to do
eIt Or coupenapcs other than the friendly rets
u'us Cloud cbesrr) Mr. Bar,ng concluded by
pTe.,ing his gratitude for honor felt
strained to divide wit hi N-ociat.s he "a, afee
giving ID. toast 'frie csbp-ay II not be natonsl
| sectional but universal y
The Ftutimept received with repeated cheers
eLe, ches made by the lion william Appleton,
the Hon Gavard Everett and several other e.oqlen
gentl,nsn.
The party WAS of pluch social ard INTEL otusl en-
| joymtnt
Agricultural Fair in Delaware.
PHHapstPHIa, Bcp, y 1881