The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-21
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sos.sa Ss." ,hs question & .as cScS wscs srs sss r i
Ter Connect d. snd he NJ oncs said at cot swrtv0
milf Ds e dollars lot II be bro' sht INTO the oty.
(Aprlsuse 1t was br uglt IN. asa thsse ~at no:
q nloprmsnt Ct Gc.rgs Law ~ s,Nnsoiscn with
this era, work. No,lins he adssiree more than b.
Of making Prvs,dents ihey should ais-ss to ,h~ir
proper business and their opsr bnxinsss ~ 10 on
when ,h.y saw him snockinS 81 ~. doors ~ Osarra
he aked could they feel df6sf MT - 70 tas re- ut.
Would not bril- Of grntihca,f.n 60 thr.nss snelr
hearts Mt the susccs or the mocanc me- farmers SOB
educated in that little hoyc. (poiDsx 10 the m1d on
The table, whsrc he s'ked. ,Iis ,sA'vidual shs
city of New Yeik cos,d congrsgatc stsch cotection
Of pentlenen-men who the leading AnerchAnu -
acommtrce that extended from the ArshoD TO the Ss
and frs m he Mississippi the Thass. YA nd and
O. Mus Of George Law were now fsl upo1, ubs Panama
railroad which united the Atlantic with tsa Pacito
dr. lnllm.dss then g give es. 'Un 'ns ne
prfposIg the following toast'1he heaita a.d 'ccess
OF John Stevens, President of the Panama iesna ad
Dir srrrHESs being loudly cralrd upon tisAs Ssh hs
wss taken BY surpriSc as thsre W. re several
still TO be dpo,d or But he Fad been callui uHon IN
su.h wny ,ha. D. could 90, rs. q to r pone N re
Mr. Law. any thing he could add would bu s wsaken
The tfl.et OF that he had 20 lucdly ssst lie
protector OF that railroad 1t presented to bv7 by
merchant In South stre't lilo knew not whet y.r he
ought 10 mention the ('res ~" give it y Tho
name then, WAS Mr. w. ii. Aspinwnil and he tnnee
have obirud.d Il upon them, but iTt he mis ~ b
which beionees to smother Ie mighs'se then NOV
they left New York with a single c,fsns. ami -
lhT'y days pi1ut.d the flags Of the s,rvy upon 70
stlmus---hc nytRht tell them how tEsy passed In 70
hote dre1y deserts TO cut thsr way ftHs To sea.
II. might TIL Of imnumeratic difficulties r only there
but hrc. Ihegrcaseet dicury they had ~ encounter
was the Fin II upbeif but when all de- csIssd their
hiend George Law ut his shoulders % tre wheel and
CARED the work throeph; and he was ha14y to
upce that this day the terms Of tbs contsucf wers
setd and its fulfncpt guaranteed by scrge Law.
Iy success 20 oaS rroaa which 70 COM
meet the Atlantic md Pacific Oceans" Draok With ap
plsuse
The next regular toast w.s then given as r 3owA:-
. he builders OF tho New York steamships ar tsiSam
cngine-To the model strength and beauty Of tn stn
the perfection and finish Of the other ndelAd for
he proud position we occupy in the maritime vkN"
AIR Hearts Of Oak" drank with enthusiasm.
MIR. wn'onr HAWKS then called upon to rcapsbd.
He had been recently abroad whers de In po,ivn
to apprs ciate this toast. lilo could not desc 1bs
tho JOY he felt in foreign climes wien H. behed As
above tbo models described In the toast. (Applnuse
J his was an ago of progress In stsnmshps, as ven
nip Argo IN pursnt Of the golden fleece .nd did not N
H. The modern Americans go for it to Gaa eAtA
.ns IN the table S "f n
bth In those sunny climes now homtpd' the yacht
tnrca which beat everything In England. best eveya
hing In the Mediterranean. and he informed by7
letter he had recently received abc ~ 30 tst hes
aim foI he Baltic where che would coEStd fIS hcs
eup Of Nicnt ae Of Russa and win It, ts0. A4eeond
y poetry has dawned-tle poetry Of tho ussl who'll
he American stisan has made almost cqua d thc poe
ry o the fine artg The days " old fogy WITH regard
9 .hp building, were past (roars Of iAuCa.r) and
feung Amerca had taken Tho palm in the u.efnl arts.
urir moral Of intellectual and mechanic y p0wve,
hc hees alike the srit Of the and the ssnus or
lan; the annals II freedom aud civilization viii lkrpetu-
to the fame Of its BUILDER Air. Meeting Of nc w.
.rs."
alderman MuurHY responded to this toast; - sssA
Ne High Bridge was the monument Of George wthine-
m IL was Alch rs the queen Of ShebA h. snovE
n; and IL she did 1t shc would say the half It'd n6t
8 told bsr 1t WAS Honument which would rs1akta
h, that Of Napoleon would crumbao into dust The
.. 81 blood and heroes were gone. Liberty wa. no
rcssing and would pn0gess till Il tho p0sscssia SC
very human being The worthy alderman then iaurche
nte euogy of Cro.en water concluded amidst isUA
pvlaust 3Ms~4
The CnArmAr proposed Tho eighth regulr toess
TIE Army aud Navy" Ah-"1hc star spangiod ba4
0.n SATprosD called to respond He said hAs.
nd hoped SEINE menNr of the army would have bucn
ILL on to respond tor that gannt corps he shcuiA
Il ovtra hcmed ON b-iug called to respond
r the navy alo lie nted portion Of the army.
hich composed OF theIus elves-the people The
ryeI would be frgottcn and 10 their navy. where
I'd they not carried tbe flag Of tho United S,aeS Their
Juor- were written in colors which ooulJ fade
D. mention OF Tho reminded him o the coBnactioA
twe the Ingenuity of their mechanics the bAvery
ii sk Of their navy The VI Henry Eckford
wh lLe mot brilliant h tory of he coan-
s-and bis was pane which did honor to the n,ecaa>
T. IF the land. tnfs
I hc xt -' The Press--rree like our Rio-
.us nOp-frem N will sustain both"
BY Mr.. DANA. propo ed. sThe health
Colonel Hoe, the inventor OF the lightning prcss"
Gen. Ma1Hsn then called for. and u short
oech which be concluded BY pr peipg-,' senior yloL
'iani iertdes Minister Of the Republic Of New GrsnA-
may his mission to the United States b. the meant
strng'heLing the happy relations row existing be-
ie,n hs country and ours" t# M
In re- popse. the CnAnmAs read the following Mr.
edes returns his acknowledgements for the honor d0nA
and beg enve to convey his regret that VI far
isri'y with the language prevents his responding in
e terms he could wish. tt 43
Sewers volunteer toasts then proposed and re
ono,d TO- The festivities Of the night were contin1
o late hour.