New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12

strange buresquc Of the drama now tolerated Whistler
the drama should take high position depends upon the
The good odfAshoned Stage well appointed and drven
M 1 Ms nansssI; may L never run Cd ths ncs
~. would were boy again
Mr. Gus proposed
The health Of Prof James J. Mspes Of NewJersey
Cheers and the Chus Por he s night good feow"I
Inc Professor replied He said he out Of his ee-
mem Chemistry or Agriculture were on the taps,
he would be at home
lom song or speech; but the Presiden. proposed hs
heal and ne made short speech returning his thanks
a gentleman proposed as a toast:
Inc Merchants Of New-York.
MT Horton being called upon fed from the room
Dir Warren then and called upon Mr. McAur.
ray who expressed his friendness to the society aud
its objects. He proposed
Inc health Of Junius T. Sasg Six cheers and the old
Mr. stagg returned his acknowledgment, and said he
wond always try to promote the interest OF the Society
Col Charles proposed q toast
The Chairman Of the Dramatic Fund Association Nine
Mr. Blake said that Mr. Young had euogzed the stage
ana It's professors He felt grateful for this Kindness
returned the thanks of the profession and proceeded
to speak aengy Of the President of the Society and
then OF the general management OF the Society lie pro-
posed:
The Memory Of Mr. Cotden-the frst President Of the
Society Drank standing and in silence. lDrse BY the
Mr.. Walhck proposed three cheers for the present
Chairman which were given with duplicate
The Chairman returned his thanks. He referred 20
the tact that he was not only surrounded by dramatic
but by military friends, who always doing him
honor.
Mr.. Burton proposed toast
The health of Mr.. Fleming. lCheersl
Dir. Fleming made short speech. He was rejoced
to witness the prosperous condition Of the Association
and was proud know that he early worker in
the of procuring Albany charter for the Sose
y He returned his thanks for the honor done him. and
gave:
American Dramatic Literature
Mr. Brady desired further to remember the early
friends of the Dramatic Fund Association. But In Lit
eratre especially in Song, had not yet been
mentioned. He would propose:
The memory of Thomas Moore.
Mr. Broughsm gave some facts OF his connection with
the Dramatic Fund Association from the christening OF
the babe at the Legislative font at Albany. Now it Is
fat and healthy baby and hope will wax fatter yet
and grow up TO do much good. He gave:
The health Of Chsuncey Hurd Of the earliest and best
friends of the Institution.
Mr. Fleming proposed
The health OF Mr.. Corbyn. Three cheers
Mr. c. said he had done little, but was willing to do all
he could. He gave:
The health of our President. Three cheers
Mr. Otis then proposed:
The health of Charles Walack Cheers and the chorus
Lieut. Schenck made few remarks. He had been
candidate for dramatic honors many years ago before
Stephen Price but he rejected perhaps tor better
or worse.
Mr. Corbyn called attention to an oversight lie pro-
posed
Mr. W. returned his thanks, and pledged bis eKer'
tons to the cause.
Mr.. Stagg proposed
The health happiness and success OF Mesrs Coleman
Stetson. ICheers and chorus :. -,
The company then dispersed well pleased with the
Entertainment and its results