The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

Board Of e.vsrsors. Upon R.ekvsrs Island the party
joined BY Gsvsrner Draper who sstil this tune had
bee. detained from uniting With the vsitsrs.
Their. ~.r. .so,. asz - D y. .lc "a. down I. dn..
The tables were spread with an abundance Of AL tho
dsc'ciss Of the season, including al kinds OF wines
good things with viii
When ost had lost their sppstitss and looked with
Indifferent upon the tempting and inviting chickens
and nincs pies,
Governor wnsr rose, and made few remarks he
said he tisshss the delegates for thor visit to
the leland this day rhey did not invite them there
peetpg to have any fsvos from them In ,her lsgsla-
tive capacity for ha thought the Governors had none to
bnt they wanted the representatives. Of the STATE Of
New York to know and be acquainted with the public
institutions Of the State He would close by Offering the
sentiment
tt. Health Of the members Of the next Assembly aaa
Hon. FREDERICK A. CoNKIINs rose to resp ,nd to this
toast He said on the part of toe Ne York delegation,
Rad been delighted with what he had Witnessed duriog
the Witt of the day. and although the Governors had told
them there fAvors to ask OF them yet he would
arsrt the part Of the New York represen
tsives that if hing asked consistent with the
interests t the state and city, they would not b back
speaking Of the rrowug country aad the
pleasure that all should derive in inspecting her insu
iiont.
Here there loud cries for "Cumminss" Savage"
Hon. WV SPENCER, Senator elsct) then reese. and
mont they had paid him = c.nins him out
Here arose more cries for "Jamss NJ Boyd" "ware"
Boyd" Savage, Savage"
came here toay with no intention Of making aspeech
AID would rather have been excused such duty can
only say, that have been delighted by the worry
able visit which have made to this island to day Go In
what part OF the world You wll will md no such
ments 70 the benevolent spirit OF counrymen. And
from what comes all this flow OF benevoIenee towards
the afflicted and the dependent? Iis the fruits and the
results of early sdueation Build your school houses all
the land spread far and wide the benisnsnt rays
Of knowledge, and all the standing armies which
sity might demand could only exist for the time
they we're needed after which they would ia lie ike the
morning dew he who looss with pleasure the al
vance OF his native land in national grea ness and ia
dividu 81 happiness prosperity, -iu always give his
best efforts to the elevation of mans moral nature, OF
giving every facility for the improvement Of his mnd
give you therefore the sentiment -
This was Isoeivtd with much snth ,sjasm.
Cries again for edwin A. Ware" edmund r
Hon Mr.. CLARKE responded he said hswas thankful
for tls WHIT no had made As member e the next
good regardless Of whether It sm.nssd from the whig
and good feeling which prevailed among the members
and he holad it would continue during the legislative
term he thought it time partisan feeling should be
Loud cres .gain for "Boyd," peter q, Graham"
"paniel Willis, "Johu P. Oummins," "Clnton, &c.
Hon. GEORGE De WIrT CLINTON said IL am sur ptissi
that am called upon to speak to night, while there
srosnd ne many others my seniors in years and more
prompt me tho delight have taken in the rambles t.
day org the charitable institutions Of city and
Stale Who has OF cause to be proud of his country
when he such exhi tionH a. those OF to-day which
prove that the prejudice Il sect which has lived for
ages has faded away ard upon the fall and ruins OF mar
iehhneHs have been reared temples OF republican
btpevolen,e thank you, gentlemen fer yeur Kindness
Calls for George q. Richards, !" " Ware" " Barrow"
Smson Draper, the good natured Governor, ~ he Ia
called, was then brought to the ,or.
Gov. DRAPER said :-Gentlemen-In answering your
CAL allow me to express that it is pleasant to to
ia GnIoa nj IN hap~
whether they come with the prestige Of Office not
We are here gentlemen to take Of the charities Of
the State and county Of New York. and the only pay
receive for trouble and our Abors, and the
only pay we desire, ID the inspection and ap-
pro,al OF constituents. We wish the exami-
nation Of our affairs such you have made today,
ind then, We are at fault We wish TO BE reminded of
it. When the vile tongue Of Islander has embarrassed
our action by foul and malgD ant LIEF, wish you gen.
temen. TO come IN and fee for yourselves. how
form ouc duty in the portion fill The speaker pro-
ceeded sleeuent 81 some length In condemnation OF
sometimes hesped upon them. At the close Of his
speech he was loudly spplauded.
Hon. WILLIAM B. AnKN then offered the sentiment -
The Governors Of the Almshosse-Wel done thou good
and faithful servants.
Received with much sppaufe.
The Hon. CHARLES @ LEIGH was. then called out. He
ad paid him he enjoy ed his visit much but yet It
VAS cot without its painful reaectii He thought to
himss II. while gazing upon the poverty and human
~sts which had met his eye day, what has caused
therefore spk to the temperance cause in bum per Of
pure cold Eattr.
1t being Tow Fix O'Clock and quite dark the party
aro,e from the tables and after examination Of the
WOkhouse they were escorted by the company t. the
boa ard crossed TO the foot Of 1e6th street. where
carisges IN waiting to coDvty each to his homo.
The company d psrssd, musb pleased with the fssvi.
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