The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-01
Anniversary OF ths st. Andre VS. Society.
FESTIVAL AT THE IRVING HOUSE

Anniversary or the st. Andre VS. Society.
FESTIVAL AT THE IRVING HOUSE.
The members of the Saint Andrews Society, and .
number of the Scotch resd of New York cee-
rated the anniversary of their eountrys Patron Saint
~ grand banquet last evening, at the Irving House.
The dinner all dinners given atthat establishment
excellent comprising the national dish Of haggs(
The wine as far as it went was good but the whskey
lunch the great Of the evening aud b1ewed In
style that would have satisfied Bobby Burns himself
The usual after dinner toas drunk with lack Of
applause and responded to in the ordinary
yped style The company however, more sppy In
iDgng songs than in making speeches. and while We
kip over the latter not worthy of publication, No
nk the following original composition sung during tho
evening" as deserving OF more favor -
THE RIGHTS OF WOMAN.
Ar-"A mans a man for a that.n
Though man creations lord" We call,
ktDg-President-a and a. that
BY womsn's rights his power shall fall,
His pride OF place. and a. that;
For a. that, and a. that,
For womans rights and a. that
The TEX though weak. can sharply speak,
tongues tongue for o that.
Men long have wanton ID at their will,
In Congress- camp. snd a. that,
But when their posts brave women ILL.,
cure will come for ~ that.
For . that. and a that
King Solomon fore, aw that,
And in his book wheeler will look,
WIN find o note Of q that.
Men have toe long usurped the sway,
Taen Hons share. and a. that,
There's not goose 10 Syracuse,
But tells the ganders o that,
For a. that and n that
" Strong mental light " and a. that
Shall pilot women on her wav,
To wondrous Spheres and a. that
0, what a world will open when
Fair ladies vote and a. that,
And female Generals lead their men
Through showers Of shot and a. that;
Their minds 60 high while bullets fly,
No thoughts Of home, or a. that,
Where husband wild, rocks ming chlloa
Sweeps up the hearth and a. that.
Or TIL ctovsX
Nerves. sinews. veins and o. that,
Invade the pulpit-guide the ship
Preach doctrne-law-anda that.
For o. that and a. that,
High destiny'' aud a. that,
In which poor man. since time eSan
Has toiled and moil'd and q that
o. could they change for one short year,
And take a spell at . that
No more Of "lofty types' we'd hear,
or worlds applause" and a. that,
For o. that and a. that,
Fond siRbs for home, and a. that,
Where neer egap should rise the strain.
OF womens righrs and - that
The bloomer guise In exile laid
The parts-thc kits and a. that
To be In after years survay'A
As moonstruck mad and a. that
For a. that and a. that,
The monster hat and a. that.
Might still deserve o to serve,
In masque or farce and a. that.
Fox-Davis-Fish-a a. that
Fen wsshipg darkies into whites
Has had Its day. and a. that,
The cry Is sill for something new
Mere wild and strange, than n that
And soon-be sure-'twill meet the view
New forks the place for a. that.
THE LAssEs.
BALMANNo.
Air Green Grow the Rushes o."
There's some sweet charm to every land,
Ger which the sunbeam passes, o,
BY Angels brought at Heavens command,
To deck its bonny lasses o.
bleet he the asses, 0,
Fair bloom the lasses, o.
For mans delight to soul and sight,
The bright and bonnie lasses, o.
The maid Of Spain, whose stately air
Her beauty power enhances, o;
The belle OF France, more debonnaire,
BY spiightly grace entrances, o.
Best be the lasses, 0.
Italian eyes flash loves own fire,
And Grecian orbs its splendor. o;
Fen Lapland feels tn electric wire,
And gives twinkle tender, o.
Blest be the la.ses, o.
The blue eyed Germans softly beam
Like moonlight DER the waters, o,
And beautiful ~ oets dream,
Americas fair daughters, O.
Blest be the lssees, o.
The English Rose. all bloom and Smiles
To home gives Heavens attraction, o,
Sweet Nora Creina's artess wiles
Drive mortals to distraction o.
BEST be the asses, o.
But charms divine. howeer displayed
No true born Scot e'er classes o,
With those that grace the mountain maid,
Ills OVID loved Highland lassie o.
Blest be the lasses O.
6cotland's bonnie lasses 0,
The mountain maid In snood and plaid,
Dear Scotland's bonnie lasses o.
The company separated at late hour, after singing
arn's bacchsnalian song
"We fou
We're nae that fou,
But just q drappe in our go y
nd thus the celebration Of the Saint Andrews anner
ny in this city concluded and the conviyes todilecf
,me to their several domicles.
Personal Intelligence.
Arrivals at the Metropolisan-Sir Charles and Lady
ell DIR An
Id Georgia John NJ. Coleman, Philadelphia James
iris Montreal; J A Farnsworth, Vermont 8 L Ha-
{, Rhode Island l. D. Niece New Jersey B. p King,
ontresl u Lowber, New Orleans; @ Durand, Conn
lily Haynes, Springfield.
iicago D. Bullock, Philadelphia; y. S. Root, Sara
ga I. II. Henshaw, Boston; s. Lyman Mobile Dr..
ason, Charleston III Ben Virginia.
At the Irving House-sir Allen McNab, Canada Hon.
McMelen Colonel w Is whitehead, Va; Hon. O.
ldd- Syracuse; Hon W Ives, Pa Gen ~ A; Elliot
mn G. II. Stewart U. Al A N, Smith, U: g.. N;
on J. Hall, Canada W. d. Hall, Montreal Hon J.
At the Aster-Co, Morgan Col. Wells Aurora Geo.
,arleston O. Gage Mobile; +. M. Wilson Lockport:
,pt Proai Ky; A. Reynolds, Buffalo Rt Rev. Dr..
AT the Americau-W. Gardner. J. w. Ward~ell Conn;
20 Taft New Orleans u NJ sksgs. La w. H. Dance,
Mo; rhomss 5 Porter BostoS
Alabama, Rusk OF Texas. Chase Of Ohio and Dodge
Iowa. Representatives -Messrs Freemen of Missis-
ppi Ba OF Missouri Taylor Of Ohio, and Lockhart Of
Mr.. Lennon ard family to whom belonged the slaves
teiy set free in this city have arrived in Richmond,
rginia.
1913 Broadway, corner or Anthony Street,
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