The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19
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nINNEK TO GEORGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gnonor Law Eso-Drar sir1T1s uadsr.isnsd friends
OF American enterprise, il every mechanical braaoh en-
:. the asnraoees q our HIN appreciation Of the bcne
enttrp 10 NIX You e. meet rs at s",iai BANQUET
ics,s III. time be named by Yourself trusting that
Va III sitting occasion to sny that your recon.
ne purpose Of prsparasory to
yseroas pr.'e,u'in TO completion Of the railroad
." ndomtabls energy Of character she boao-
The acquisition Of California and the eotem porauoous
aSss ct ID ms'rn II por.a Within ~ 'ssri,"ry
nes r,s o. the world would 10. have constituted 80
t /. bu, ior that s"mrlse empire over commerce.
.nsd y the sooG and trsasSr assnasa n
iLs Wa promptly secured BY The sturdy pio-
amors whom We are more than sradod as we'll
t. ti" a % and al
rks TO- which have brought yisoron. Judgment and
the enterprise largoat sense;
you, sir one OF Its worthy ana DIST nsuhsa
have the most respectfully subscribe our
VIM II. " ebb. Richard n. Hoe.
smith& pmon, VIM II. Hays.
WIN Wn H. BBS pasn,' c. AA@ ceaoyer.
i isa" Van v sa "nFse h kasrsm ! is
Charles s i 4 D sasor. Ra%"rd 5 iiaden..
M% K Ra MsFpsss Cha cSa. - ihn sy.s:ncr
James Van Nostrand, Henry 4 Colt,
Ahner Mills, George Steers,
%i III sao ). pea.e, Ja2n n" Graham sha"y
I Mm II MTT, " ply i %% S.d BRADY
Richard T. Compton. VIM II. Cornell,
Thomas Colycr, Wesley Smith.
k kS5s1, n' na4.is, I'd G's vn %sn'
james T. Brady. David 5 Jackson.
James , nsy: t Gs,Erse y v 9sintard'
Kearan Reed 4. b. Cutting.
A. Flower,
Ntw YoRs, May IL, 1852
GFSTLEMEN.-1 received,
your aa,erng iation to meet at social banquet
with proper appIse,at Of his relations and
sss e s jSss saa s. 'SS e
my high 70 ensrs.
whence l.. bestowed upon for the advancement: o. the
go "hsn y Gr I'll in se s
with ,ys sssn
taes Of the ~ssh'ni al and Peas'sa interests Sf this
slisn,h , largely to both to it, moral social
mem chan .as s and y" the
a5 q n & and who have is
ihest Utility may survey with pride exa'.a,n the
sad %a S as &c &
me their confidence and augmentation , N.
Ny III, and the IN which ins have boon
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our ety and country are Inn ~ the times
extraordinary events Progressive - "c are we sh VI yse
csns,i,ate :rae and enduring national POSITION
merce Of the world will open new 7nd lrssh e'ann ~
f,ciln,.s OF Intercourse between natpns; and when
che important work to which you allude connecting
tie efficiently begun and prosecuted by its
sitited projectors a he completed. MS happy TO
will lie ut early tie access 10 lar distant
viii easy and certain the commerce Of
lakes The acquisition II wealth, which will be
oyitub. incident Of these movements Of nelleotuni
ial enterprise, and mechanical akl will be
tic least the benefits they will confer
country and mankind IL Il an ample reward for any
part, to b. in associated
with ~ such sntude ana i'm Dor lance.
that affords sincere pleasure 10
gratifying invitation and as an informed
that Of week will be convenient beg
leave that shall he happy you that day.
am. gentlemen. with high respect. oLlited fellow
citizen, GEORGE LAW.
he.srs. JoHS DMoN, JAcop A. WEsTERvEir ISAAC NEW
ToS, A. c. Ki.GsLASp, Wm. VI. WEBn, ami others.
THE BRITISH CONSUL WILL RECEIVE HIS FELL
and other friends. his residence, No.