New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
THE GREAT TEMPERANCE BANQUET.

The Great Vegetarian Banquet prepared by the mem
bers of the NewYok Vegetarian Society in honor OF the
Whole Word Temperance Convention came of on Satur
day evening at Metropolitan Hall
The tables tasteuly decorated There we're accom-
modeons for 500 guests Upw0rd OF 300 persons were
present Thee were also at least 400 spectators in the
gallery.
On The platform Gtalo for the and the invited
guests, among whom noticed Rev p II. Shaw OF WI.
amsburgh and lady Rev John Perpont Ms. Lucy Stone
DIR Hsret X. Hunt, DR.. c II. DE Wolf Mrs l. n Fowler
Miss Emily Clarke Mrs Nchols Mrs Lydia " Fowler.
NJ Amela Bloomer Mrs Susan n. Anthony DE- RT
Tr j a d the Ampbons Mr. Greeley and Mrs Francis ID.
Ga appointed presiding officers
Tie lenquct was announced for 6 O'Clock. In conse
quenoe however Of the novelty Of the vand provided for
the occsion, and the want Of sufficient Of walters tho
IN az did not 1T down to table until a.
Tn roceedings commenced BY the Amphlons who
sung utoined Song Of Grace in most art site manner:
La. the world rich IN blessings
Thankful 81. His praise repeat
ssdy .h hs'9 PEE nd sssh r e 81 ys oss,
Mature. banquet pure and psscOsfa
Every health 81 ssnse dslisianz
liver changing
Rev. Mr. Shaw offered up appropriate prayer lie
nreacd that Heaven might strengthen 10 resist .enpa
tons in order dat might subject sppeiiies to the
Divine Law
The company then paF.ook Of the refreshments enuner
tCd ia the BIZ Of Pare Of which the following Is tran
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yEsSTAsIE Sour,
Tomato soup r..,. Rice Soup
or'lan Bsssd Mssd gE c-as Srai.i Bread Apple Bhss.
alss Mssa Farms, MAZDA s,e W. wss.l.r o
WORKABLE
Dsked Sweet Psts'osh s,e~sl Cream squashe,.
Mixed Fruit Pies y... Pu@Pkia Pies
Melons APPLES Psseh's Peas Gnyea Pins.ppIas.
- COOKED EaUI1s
RELisHEs ''F'
caeosHui castsrd- Frased lee Cream.
Pure Cod Waer
In consequence Of the scarcity Of attendants very
few Of the vegetable eatabes above enumerated reached
the reporters table What was tasted did not deserve
to be praised We think that a better assortment
nj ght easily have been procured VERY many of tho
aud cree appeared to be disappointed with the material
part q The Banquet Graham bread T. not lnxuryy
lie frui'ed bread stale an3 the peaches were of
% inferior quality. Although. howeYer we cannot
railc tie provision, Willingly mention that every
III a done BY the Managers T. di pay them 10 the
bet advantage hesErs. Club and Campbell Nrs.
N.clf.fCn. Alss Wright Irs Tall the wife Of the
Pns},rt q fte Society. Ms Warwick. ~ Ors1re
-olLfl, y. J., Me- AatL0uy Of Rochester Y Y Miss
ei IT. a. Tacuse. Brs. Anderson and Aiiss Horne.
i knestCD. Mas, the Managers Of the FestiysI
Mr Tho Lloyd en-. the III jcrty Of TIE audience had
able in fCl; n ibe chairmens seat In dom 40 he wss
Ipacdsd lie thanked the audience; aid thar h. va
ssny "a favor Of the Cause Of Yegetsra b. N had OK
fldCl much money ia advancins - interests, aad re
ueed perrission % feee poeu c0TnDo,ed by Young
SOY On berg sccused BY friend Of being naaac on
b. subject 81 Temperance.
lie rerssied several yerses wa ironically arpaaded
II laf lI'sh-d remarked La ~ aOgl - AID eat
CW. Ll doing 3 wished 10 make Ots remark
eLrft -etH.l 20 .huk ilct - fn-. Il3Td h.f hrass
loogh u his lace to ns1e ssae. Now all l.e wOsd