New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
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Rev n Ward Beashsr replied He said
Mr. PREssDESr and GEsTLEsEs ind n.tseh N "a
unusual place under dfisan circumI.aascs "A spn7
what lie the deacon Who VIXEN aIkei {, loei il oFsys
declined he expos,ulsted With by tis p1stor Nlo
assured lin he had 2 IT, AMI F1ond eEe-'iss thsn y
which the deacon replied he kew ie clll lrlg, 81
alwsys ha.ed to-" iLaughterl. WY s1ohi be 30,
lccted do not knox. except for M vrf gsreni e1l
clerical Wavs o. ihf boys in my ffl3rl family only
seven turned out minister. bl,, t. make -
tho deficiency l married INTO a ala'ly tla. - d
four Thus being Hebrew anggs re ~
breEs" and asking he benefit Of c.srgr. vi n1ss
gone remarks The subject n1t be ,r-0.chFi with
reverence although ministers being mea have iia lae
old ninters Of New England not sn o ooaid nlt
find and appreciation elsewhere ny cgaG oaYo
fouTifhcd in Eugllnd il they were Wiling % make
cOnsceucs Stepping stone ~ prefeTmen'. tley were
numerous eve ~ few families had their meter eu they
then had occupations which theirs iongsrihoush
! myseh orre wrote proclamation ilr GjYsfaof %
Indiana. They wise not Only IN Theology 0u ~
the best Of all g dom common sense. Oar Business nov
is TO presch On the sabbath dsy-o Lecture AM VI,
fbrOu the week but in the Old days OF the colony
would be much at loss TO discharge thef i11e.ons
a. I'm 70 night 70 discharge TINS lAp2inseI ll3 n.at
fix churches Of Connecticut had ten ciryy men; t1t -
each he'd teacher end pastor the teacher vas pro
fessor Of theology and the had different BUSINESSES
The Old man put the powder down and then the oher mil
cane and toGched Il of. L9ushicTI In tue Oh ts'
;le ministers business was 10 60 ron h'iss =
huu7e lecturDg-hat business u nos" believe, wApNy
transferred 10 women; laughter they also should know
even one But they not devoid u hlmor of sense
Of iun ond the not half nan who has not ses<
Of liz In him Nnon the CONFERENCE met IN M i-n''
hsuae was aWa,s dispatched Ter pes aud I'D iecp a11
also lgr other creature comforts. Llrgi'erl Ilen IN
locking N where they were, or rather win 70 lsJ nsa
be supposed bel yOu might suppo-e every m)lers son
Duchnan; and in going cat Of 10" A. they ran eah
her only with their jokes. bat with their horses AZ
% their PRECISION those with faces Of Ice hal volcano
hterts. No man can become eniearod % connaliiy
unIcs be has al the qualities Of humanity N ban -ansss
he be every inch man. Timers ine{ allTes,st
themselves 10 every side Of hun iny, a1d rSc "a a u
II bot what was bad. Being mon ii intense activity OF
mind with 10, much 90 do. and lhe Scotch ami GsH9sse
divinity ponder on their minds became htfpsasi o.
A. fr.xo th.nnl
the New England understanding. f)f "hel thsS Nh'm
they taught, and who did NJ. maze Theology p1rsii
went into their spheres, they hai ~ iolal i' on A
ing laid ; to them You owe much. Mount. ms wncn
rugged TO cross, distance appear oeauui ahi mus
booking back 10 old New England customs tasy are al
lowed 10 nay view aid eHdeaTet - my Art NJ y ' Aer
concluded his address with picture OF SsE'Ensand
ssbbsth, which received with maoh applause.
Tisf o Of I'D True lsysns-s so.s,y
whb ped surface b. slessfns the pooa
The Rev. DR. Admins replied IN an appropllis address,
which was loudly siplauded
Us St-,es FsaI,e, uad gallant ii actlon' IN
Major Sprague replied.
Tenth toast; --- -.
tie 5eiendo. Of Anelcsu honor.
Eleventh toast a.. e..
I'bjs was responded 10 by tho Presidents OF the s.
George ST. Andrew st. Patrick and ST. Nichols s,cio
ties in addresses which were received with frellen!
cheers
Col. Fuller responded IL said that he had divided
duty oporform lie coyld speak both q New England
er and member Of the PEGS. lie remarked that he
was born perhaps to the Rock than any Other
person present. la meeting OF TINS kind the Press OF
New YoIk is principally suppedv.th SEngllnI mea.
Your Greeleys Ray mOnds lalOcks Brooks schers
Beachs and others might name are from New England
lAIpausel You all have an organ for your senn'Gts
portion Of the proceedings of the evening being put
type. Tomorrow morning when you Sl1 down to DfeAA
fast You viii find The newspaper by the side OF yoIr cup OF
coffee Mr. Fuller closed his remarks by tlihate TO
Daniel Webster which was loudly applsuded ,..,,
NarE g0nas mat Dfinguhed Sa 10 his Death 6 Ia his he
example Of moral greatness our overwhelming aears ainoah
Con Nye OF Madison Corny, eponded in IN eloquent
and numerous speech, which loudly apPlaud5i lie
said he had been assured that his duy3r t5 evening
would be 10 pay profound attention ami SIT IN EXPIRE ssve
silence llaugher Both of which have done; and em
il most unkind to call upon me for remarks
under the existing Circumstances The speaker renlrSed
that his only rec0ectOis were with New In yandtlo
home of his early life in Massachusetts, and fofa nun
Der Of yeers upon tho sands of Cape Cod. daughter
Daniel Webster then referred 70 by hr Nye IN appro
pTiato terms, at some length, ami VITA much i0cAus.
When in his YOUTH he knew Daniel Webster l2ngl1ge
failed him when he undertook t. express the respect Win
which be regarded him or the estimation IN wheh ne -
held by the American people The orator spoke Ga ne"
England in terms highly complimentary and - tue
Presidential creums inces which set their i2reiather
ashore IL the Plymouth rock upon soil where IN met
with hardshps that Injured them and gave them cnara3
ter which thcr children have inherited While upon this
point he referred TO the fact that seven sons 81 Nc reYe
end father were preachers Of the gospeand seven nca
sons lAppause He almost envied tina. father his mama
he almost enyed uohsous their fahornOt forgetting their
mother. IApplause While dwelling upon the charlcter
istics OF the wEnglanders he rema-kri taatihore
never had been and could be but one New Eng aud
lAWlaUsel. Nov II elanders are clever people and,
Who they disehsrging their duty 20 those ground
them thew never forget I, look after themselves lugh
ter and applouse Mr. Nye spoke at considerable lonsh
and frequently appauded
The JH9gLsnrned frm and rure 10 them orr Liberties and
figirs Lave sdcqlse protection. iD.dnk with hoa'Isl
TIE U0eH II agayOar ncihn L9lord md r'Eereti
cur .fer loved and eheiishd At devoons fs
everywhere swoys halowed In aud s-se
tons. IS1 choeu
Volunteer oasts then introduced and responded TO-
and the festivities continued until O'Clock, a. which
hour those remaining, sang Aud Lang Syne and sepa
rattd