New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-23
Dlnner to Hon. Thomas Barring, NJ. r.
Bo,rox, wedp..ssy Sept "a, lssa.

Psrsn Stevfus. Esq, proprietor OF the ksVsrs' et
ceeced hrnsslf In the vsrirty slegan,e aud suo'sa'
siaiy ot the dinner. Tho decorations we're on tne
most sp,escid fcsl@. Tbs tEbies looked Ike snpNs'
garden Tns candesbrs were sOrgeoasly mouo'sh'
ard tie ball fest onsd with sslls1i Above the ca r'
mans seat the flags Of America and Englsnf Ter d's
played, snd other sgns Of national snSy we're plsnt'
fully oinTibut.d.
During the dinner which lasted from until :
O'Clock, the Gernsuia Ssrsasde Band did mu;h 10 add
20 The pleasure ~ the company.
Hon. Ssmi. A. E.ioi was Ia the Chsir. supported oy
the gucs, OF the evening and several eminent 'sraa-
gers.
Il was r,stei Ia the city daring the sterao,n that
Hon D iniel Webster and G5n. Pierce were to be
pTe'ett out wlsn'tso
The ChsiInEn rose ard spoke Of the great services
rendered the msrcsnrls Community OF this country
by the eminent House e which Mr. Bariug was
member liz auded the hish and srici integrity OF the
fr and stard h., they he'd met here % inoT "a air
respeciior hese noble qusds' and to tselr re3resen
tanve present.
carts reputation beins e2ton''ed In tbe Conduct
sud ran cement Of thu hapse of BsriDg BrO'her'
Alusion was maes 20 the rum0r, current cJncsrninE
tho mission OF tie respected guet' Of tia evenus-t
y vas ose Of dpouscy, be KEEP, he fecrst -all NJ
Elilct wound no BY paying very high compliment
10 Mr.. B1irR, vh0ss heaia he proposed. p'rscs
storm Of cheers greeted the toast
nr Barring rose 70 reply. vdsn TIE ehesT'r, was con-
tnued long aud loud. d. said b. dlt nJS kn)s no "
~ express whst Re 81. ~ me sting vita such "a
cepi01, ud he Ia sgre that they yht T. greet
bsD, humble i"dividual in IUci very marked AMI
knoly r1nnar As liz isen-s and us b. nbls a1A!:y
would porUi. him. 10 wouli CD5eagOr 10 m sko s1uls
reply 20 their greeting, but regretted thai he eet not
words a. clmml and suitable ~ Ia performing saas
duty. He, how yer, relied on the kindness Of gaica
hstterire uoni:raden rad jos, hesn made. i,r
coIe for short coming lie felt when h. looked around
him, Re might ally ely the strength o. Ihelr
FEELINGS 10 ward HIN. lCtee g
BE ad tAourlt wien be cams Zero Oh Is would not
be rcefGG,y hs part % uts 20 the ooec. OF bis
rss!on 10 ibis country, and no felt surprised wasn
iteir WORTHY chairman wide tse remark that perhaps
IL mig It Involve a puluca or 5onaGc yurg0ss Sue
w. Ehen Il WIS knowr IS h would soon B., that ais
humble illepts were urUted n any cigl0Tstc tAss
more especially u suited bccaG'o Of the many
others lsyng eminent qua licaont tor su' duaa %
Ing Cit beNiI hin, such opinion " uld be zaTt
ed. Agents Morally CIR pAen Tor fiylO maize par
poses vho had come qualifications tyr the ,ass w1ea
he coLfessed he had nt. Ii reason eXted Ia al.
dit0n, Why the Eeuusman asIenbed ought 70 b. con.
viroet that dipl macy was cot tde object Of he ma
sion that reason would b found IN coDuss, Of hiI
Own Nth iho -pl nod abllss Of his friend, II IN. T.
ward oTot vk3 durisg HI uls,i0n % England, wls
not uoIe G'sinsashed " his ability shan 6y hi' ur
bsriiy - hish.uibdeGrcrs.
Thus, kHsw'ng whsta real ani ,mpetsut dplo-
uss wss be Considered e strange tdgt such augses
Hons should be entert lied a had no. CO ne % cd
die with the Fiherv question or to take care Of the 10
los l,lsLdg. Loud laughter and spp'ause he could
Let dive deep, look 80 far, and us happy Ia
coming here 70 &c direIted Of al such incdnbrance.
lEgtwed laughter Some p years ago II was his
good fortune - vsit .hS country and sgends brief Pc
rlot int Atthasilne no vas received With a courtesy
AMI huduf:s that could Lot abd had issd 10 make
dctp Impression Oh lis gratitude year only hal
been riote- k,m = SEQ am admire the ii4ng inttitu
tori Of this great country which bad been eli setner
sucfat for that purposn or even 10 note la any IN
Siderable Intimate degre9 al t1s. wss remsrSable aud
prateWCrhy 30 be seen aud understood. nst hs had
then seen bad begot Qualification aGd interest % know
more and for nauT yoars-yrr sinco hI ltst visit
he bal desired, earnestly desired, TO 60 oscS aud
renfw old en5ships and become more acquainted
itafrv full of interr him lhp interval
hsd been spent by bin in pleading and intma,s rela-
u0ns With the commercial men OF toe United STATES
anJ bis wh bad been enaencNd by the deep desire 10
meet them personally ard realize b sight what mutual
tcapsncilons had fully and sasfsc.org proved to his
mind that they enjoyed prosperity which was the de
served sequence TO upright honorable and hgn nlpded
for bin lhst very few weeks remained AZ his disposal
-some IeYsn or so, Of which two had already been
spent and pleasantly spent in this city Here no had
ssen much change and more improvement fne not
fever Of youthful commercial energy had not eXh oed
the siehtes Indications CT approaching dseaY-svory
thirg showed the contrary. lsiegraDhic communion
don, railroads., canals and othsr aids % c)mmercs,
we're cru naretcd by Mr. Bir1g rs having been 10 4Fa
" reco.r'zod Al the strepe Of the National welfare,
az having Combine 10 open up fields for cultivation
and prize inexhaustbe In their riches and useful
Alludprto &C. tsu o5sorvatous made by the Chairman
reslvs 80 yRlls ard necessity vi peace 10 the po'
peiiiy cf commerce, Mr.. BNi1g said DO hoped n
empornry eycis would crate 10 nIar the ri lcy
feelings now exinng between America and Grea'
Brhsr, or that any present Cause Of unorags Should
beeet effects which would m!..te against tbs ~sltsrt
OF the future. Loud cheers lie was n t 81 ali afraid
Of tie Cove Of the to Iii ms involving .hem'
selves IN such vGy, Win tho prospects Of SUI cOOse
eueuccs before them. To multiply p,Ter, -as b ~o'k
lnTuU the of such peaceful aud mnic lltivst
ina Institutions VoIe remarkably cheTiShod In tos
Silte md through am sGch means - M h % the
resui. Of 8 wsT among biehds 'heert 49,.
Mr Barring then psid a very fattarlng COMP ment
10 tho educational, charitable AL othr Institutions
of H. 10 country AID coldnutd 10 diicuss tie motives
Of The party rrtsert IA ilvling Ein TO such hish
honor that OF being their guct;. lie attributed ine
main cLuis Of their paT,iay 10 aGs from their tse.
ings toward the arm with which be was eonnected
ard especially their sentiments OF respect 90 ward is
locAl Representatives, 10 whose character ne PAD
very beautiful compliment concluding With the belief
that the retpec; they had gained from the CON nerc
community could 10, have bean engendere1 10 the
breasts OF men whose stern Integrity and unulnchins
hCnesty oir not assniale 20 tese they 90 hlzhy re-
specieo. Ills noole reputation the commercial m@n
n Boston possessed every where, anu hence tncr pros
poriy onc cred esu.e.
ChE-usn relative the value OF peace 20 America and
crest Britain. Every Bdduor6l yeaI al us eonunu
sce indeed aLo nix 10 the chain of prosperity, ADD
another series # through when wealth and ma
tionsi comfort could be bsst promoted Cheers Toe
ourpose Of both Governments he assured gentle ren,
la lis estimation u 2ntain peace a. sucn "as
their ouly tue Inc Of policy. lCheers Cabinets snd
political parties might rise ard is, and changes mot
arise which Involved Important results but Whatever
Alterations Il tSko place, mere cOao Oe DO uouot
hat the W!ah VI the people and GOVeremen1 OF OIh
countries was FOR peace. c, mmerce was the mighty
cifcer " peace, and whatever tended 70 break ihs
band you3 be destructive Of the interest OF nations
Locking 81 tho questoLs when noe ana then arose,
Rulers weis slow 20 misan5erstsnd eGch other, aud
they were properly go. Misunderstanding might erie
bur with reference - Grea. Bd.n, the people OF tnsi
country proud Of the posion ana "eiis' OF
Amefict-ihe origin Of HhO'e welfare they somewhat
csiufd-,o desire or c1untenence o.her than tho most
frier ely relations. Loud cheers
Nr. Bsr,pz concluded by expIessing bis gratsu1 e
anew, for an honor be fen ccnHrsined u oiVde wan
bi, ,rciatea lie sat down, altar giving he tolst-
Fricadi-A5y it not De nsilonal OF SECTIONAL Du' uh
The sentiment wss received with repeated cheers
Speeches were made by tho Hon Nm Ap}ls1)n
Hor E1w Everett, and several o!hsr eioS sI' genus
T5e party wa,oue Ct nuch social ind Intellectual
enjoyment
Nev.Jer.ey state Temperance Convention
TRENroN, "Wednesday, Sept y, ls52