New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-24
PUBLIC MEEZING&.
ANNUAL DINNER OF THE NEW-ENGLAND 50.
CIETY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

GETTY OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Last evening the Annual Dinner of the above society
was Given in tho Astor House The dining hall was taste
fully ornamontd for the occasion aud the entertainment
was of the best quality IN all respects On tho tables was
tho following ornamental pastry;
Lsn6ng of the Pilgrims Pymooh Mong,@ent N e 'ols Log
Cabin. Igip9 ir9s1 Temple o. - ae - i B,knt
Of Fruit
Beside each plate WAS placed clam with some pop corn
in reference the fare Of the original settlers IN New
Anon the guests were the Rev. Dr. Adams, Rev. Mark
Uorkins Rev H. Ward Bcecher the Presdauts Of he ST.
Nicholas St. George St. Andrew, AID 81 Patrick S4cie
tss Dodworth's Band in attendance. At 81 o'clock
rrsyer was offered by the Rev De- Adams, and the re
noyal of the cloth the Row Mr. Osgo0l returned thanks
The ProsiGen Moses Ill. Griunoll hen and said
CirNTLYMEN, Fellow Members Of the New In land 50
ciCy and worthy Guests congratulate you ana myself
ON our meeting hercOn this tho return Of en- occasion
dear TO us oil We arc OF New England in New ok
hut vet citizens Of New York-g Now York but from
New England are here under he protection OF tie
81 Nicholas Society to bow to them when commanded t.
serve them | rejoice to gOodiy number OF the
sors of New England. will give you the first regular
Te Day Celebrate. in to heart Of every true 'n OF
New. Ensand-ts coiaaenoro n a hial . duty ''i"'o|
The toast was drank with enthusiasm,
Tie Chairman gave the second toast;
"a, Pyssdeaf Of He United Staie'
Mnsc--" Hoi Colombia"
The third toast was; ,.,
The STATE Of N. Yokwe recognize and admire her imrehh
er,eness. 80
Mr. S Draper yiceIresidenL said the Hon. Mr.. Prsyn
Mr. Pruyn replied in joeular strain, which ELECTED
much laughter lie hon eaid the glory of the state OF
Ef York il pary due TO the commercial principles she
received from Holland and also to the enterprise and
energy of the Yankee lie gave a sentiment;
NY k AID Ne ggadMay tle friendship know no sna1a'
uiicn
he C Of Ne Yo,k-Due in he flank hOspiisiiiy Yankee in
* Recorder Talhnadge replied. lie said he did not
know why he was called he had been repudiated IN
This CITY, he noticed that the Mayor and Recorder were
MOI res.ut He congratulated the people Of New York
10 that
business without any taxation If there were more New
Fnclanders in the City Government 1t would De oeuefi
their sutions should pervade the whole United States
he did know why he was called on whsn ne saw ns.r
him Mr. Hoxe gray headed man. who had been Orought
up in tie filth of New York ,.
There were calls for Mr. Hoxe but he dill not reply.
Fifth toast:
The Rev. Mark Hopkins replied. lie said;
Mr. PRFsIDEYr AND GESTLElES As have had the
honor and pleasure OF addressing you once you wan now
expect fIos only few words must inahA you lo
hs Kind manner in which You have received the toast
ann here stranger and in a altogether new, which
contrasts with all accustomed to in my quiet place Oh
residence but rejoice N al see so o ar a. o
New Englandors who have gone out ron Us. -
is said two kinds of people leave eountry-hs
worst and the besthe worst Tor Their cou!tfy soCI
he lest for enterprise This class IN leaving NewEa
land do not leave behind them their characerisics IL
e said they are improved By coming nto conaci wiz l15
world have seen some Western people whose minus
were supposed to be in proportion TO me praTes anu
suppose here minds considered 10 take heiF ~
f, r. orc atness of your CITY. not mere 20 alusi
a yastsr hut think New Enga Should not Dc under
rated think we have some pare Now bag alI N 10
vbom we can look with pride. Webster loud ami ioA-
wholly New Enclander he did lot get his afsemohI
hr -, shroad ICheers.l lean also point t. some
now living the ornate and mastery Everett cheersl
49, and magnificent Choate, aud another man
80 NJ FrrIand Granite old DR.. Beecher, whose name
- LII lnoywn-the WORTHY father Of worthy son
Mich emlausel But there is one name wh'ch
viii mentop as | speak in the hearing OF me-
chants that of Amos Lawrence; than Whon INNS ~
is no better model of merchant. Nhat we PaItcui!
need is the capacity the part OF our s -
distributing their means 10 elevate socesy, anu VA
bs -reat object sister society in Brooklyn adnvteu
ladies should not wonder If New England Sose !
aSor,d be practice; and even here in process OF Lne
hone 10 see II flourish The only ihhg New t-'7
has to fear is her prosperity VIII give rs -,
~, N Tsolcnd Soci~fy Of Y9rk Gad Ns'7 ~
eieio1 81 Noe May they roVe o. I'll tAa' = s
old Homestead. Applause
Sixth toast .- ". 4,
well 10 their virtues We would enaTh1 lI " W.
aay and transmit them TO Pose.fy ..
Thomas FeSsenden replied. He asked the company 70
can 10 mind what had been utered-the opening Pra!eI
and 70 rem mber that the results OF the PerseV "
their ancestors was shining Their
irrle esrpest men, always exhorting their families aaa
those Of their noshbors they men who woaid MOI
nor should their sons permit the first mixing Oh
,ibout wardng il Off Unless such principles are uPneii
mis- nation viii fall 20 pieces. He gave as sentiment
Te 4nse,rs Of PsoT Of N' fsarea Soi 'aa
lad other far"
Received with enthusiasm.
NJ 49,, ~ N Ta.sn9SacceveTs Of Brsws-- Css-sa aaa
pa,euJon Ike then, pi2as loaned sa4 feishisi'