The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02

80 ASevs~AD NY
NATIONAL CELEBRATION or rHs GA nB1IAN SOCIETY.
Yesterday brig the apoiversary Of the birthday Of St.
David the patron saps OF wsss the event was sslssrs
ted In becoming BY grand dinner lass evening
a. Tammsny Hal, where oolec cd psrsops born In
Wales and citizens Of Welsh descent to the number o.
reveral hundred, among whom were great number Of
ladies' and children
IRE dipirs room throws open at O'Clock, and AL
the good hr e having been disposed Of the CasirmAn
WALLER r. JONES' and addressed the meeting - foi
loSs:- -.
hha graf est hs.tion TO me to see 80 many o. sns
people Of was their ssss blsd here on
this stvs tlssrre To refer 70 40
character Rich have ong ,ocs sstabi shed for pro
hty scs nj M all the qusl les that endesr them 10
,h- vi ole world Tu.r isdus'ry has loog sncs bssa
yr.vs bs spd The hsn. frs which governments havs de
rv,d fon them J-ets viii asremoms srsd for Al
you he cent On tsis sooa.ios. {iSua appl.uss)
Mr. Jorrs then f-sUn-d hts seAt asc In few monens
81 Dsvids pa cleo ned and halow.d By every trao
hearted son ard dsurater % ,mhriA IN whatevsr cline
nTeyidenes may lave PLACID them. kuso on tho hAp-
N. ssosrd regular ,o.as Va: then proposed.
u. land Of htb Yield tass the tender hma<s das
song II BY j JAsrs- "o.msns," accom- ps.isd By the
harp. -
And len ind expsnd,
Let feeling stve expression.
cs nSi ,S. ssishst s'' 81. MAJ, raj
These r ~" iI rces q 81 Gwsii.
Ny home apo joy aIo mnshi 49,
'"''' ny hiss hills ~ "H s.lss' .; lovely VALE.
Are Gear TO me.
The third regular - rhsD Pre- p0sed
The President Of tho United My he mis- ns
mr. hs.s bio sui,s. % T,
r Up ~ DANIsL JoSEs VINO t,is tsAs tour OF
,etre men who oiled ss- q PRESIDENT Of the United
stat, were Welsh CEN. namely JsnsrscD, Aearoe,
MAO SOD srd Hauieop ard tha fifteen OF the reprsssn
tA,ives In CONGRESS- were sto Of = elan Cess nj.
L. fNaaf fhsv
Qoeen vicsc,. ard the ert.i-h Empre-asy her chief
30 :. n a love. and sy. @
Thf CHAIRMAN csiss upon rtI'msn prsseat % re-
), ond 10 tho ,oast tut he not being Eugshman, do
OH. re- poroinx 10 ,hs toast Bis Wsis6m n wss
Ls ath obis,red 70 respond 10 toe toast
The 9Th I, gulsr toast vas thsn proposed
city hsr YornIas sshs E. sispl liar star Of shs
tho n. Ct ''' human
The sixth regular toAss was then proposed and read
The Matters Of III. Earth orsr ally e ono souree-le.
well Is Ind Siiuas - they would DO
e .sss, %
The sios1Rr ssss I,sa letters OF spolosy resolved
ON the Govern Of the sac, Bishop Wainwright and
he various consus Of fore yin In this ooan
Try and in Europe
ths seventh regular toast then proposed
to pS Jons EASTMAN who said that although
not belonging TO ths the army itl 1t would not
be wanting 10 . militia ,6ho-r to rsrponi 70 the toast
,S.s % &c, osa IN -. s.rvss ., oonsoro but
those who Wished to be the defenders Of their
country without compensation whatever for their scr
vices The ships OF the Uried States bat Of oak
srd those Who manned them had, be WAS glad to say
hearts Of the The militia Of the United
Try would have to ospssd in caro- Of war for Profession
OF their precous liberty. When Asor plAos riot
tsrrfyi the ioh.esaBts the militia were not backward
Tee eighth r. GUAR toast vss then propossi-
Educ.ion-Ihe bss Of na.ioasl Oery and Of
ss Ss ~ lns sSs:
n'ri. ns,s su. ,' %s. ~. then
Tho Literature Of wslsuay its usure progres reflect
ess.0n s 70 We ss essh IL nasas. ' eSsrsSssr
Res pen cd 10 BY WILLIAM JONES.
Tie tenth rseu then proposed -
Civil and Rs'isi Ne Liberty
r. sponc to BY Dr. AIKx JONES' who reviewed 1t
length The ancient history Of tho Welsh nanc n,
from The time in Cesa up the present dsy The
Wsbh Il~sys great lovers Of rsR TO eraon and
he believed that the cesceo ants OF the Welsh 10 Neg
Yslk End In this ocanty would net NIT tbs seves
republicans they ee brAeo the birthday Of their patron
saint for thsss vho not onc ~ proud Of their
tive lard could rot msAs GOOD and faithful adopted oia
trcduceo into Wa In tie year g. and Walks had been
Christiinixe anUeibDg he tao buadred years beiore
the stuptc Saxoat Wales 10 from the Welsh
people rud,D.r - II Uhtsari'y In olus the
speaker g,v. he folio Jog .eutusns--
e.ns,n ast =, Il. sSss p'4's who were
The sEv.n,h regular scsss We then proposed:-
lspds
The fwelf n gnlsr toast hsn proposed:-
The Welsh Langusge-Ths Of nurseries -by
the otkipg toscr which infaat luod
.umb Through which received the frat ideas Aha,
dAw med ppon t1fant mir ia which bocAms
with the ton Of barr Of Awe land
through which 81 found the orsclcs
and whh wo have lister suhdaed ana sntrapee The
soul stirring soqueposof Camhrias crsto Long may IL
he preserved bne closely 20 the land Of birsh
RstpoAds to b. Mr. RoBsgTs in an FL qusnt manner.
he thirteenth regular toast WAS then proposed
Womani-
No s,sr IN yosder sky. that shines.
Can lisf like Won aus eye irapart
The Garth holds In all its miaes
gem rich womAn's heart.
Several voun toAsts u On prop sed, represent
rg the fesliIg bose sembed towards their native
hni At the small hours the morairg the asembIsg4
brcAs mp departing glad at heart st having spsnt
pleasant evening