New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23


wss full, as u-uai-about $50 PERSONS sittiog do Va
the tables, which were furnished in the h4,ita4ly
excellent sye of the Aston with flo sisg aouni. nc.
Of al sors Of wineS, and embell he'd with the fol.
lowing appropriate
ORNAMENTAL PASTRY:
Daniel w.bter Goibic Temple
Venetian Tower. Pioneer. Hotn.
Plymouth Monument. Sts.re Of Washington.
1sris y,s'e, sqP9 I,'s' Landing Of tbs Pilgrims.
The portraits Of Washington, Webster, and Frank.
lin wee displayed copspicuousy over the Pre,den.s
table. Near the President OF the New. England So
Getty eat the Presidents representatives Of the
81. Nicbolss, st George, St Patrick, and ST. David
Societies Judge DAILY, Geo. Wood, Presiien, King,
the Rev. DIR. Bacon, Of Ne T-Havep WIN. NJ. Evart.
Of NewYork; Devin, Mayor Of Hartford; the
Hon. VIM H. Seward, and several other dis nguished
gentlemen. Dodworths Band was in attendance.
and performed several appropriate airs before and
during the entertainment. The cloth being removed
thanks were returned by the Rev DR.. Bacon, aud
then tie Chairman gave the following regular toas
The D.y we csIebr.te-Ths Morning Star Of Univsrs.l
2. The President OF the United States
s. The state of New-York.
Z. The City OF Ne-- York end its Judiciary
The Orator Of the bis learning and eoqusncs prove
that he molly ,uSalIs the ". eht Of an Inherited
S. I Who cP Sr II. N .s, q S 5
Christian fs.h planted the first civil body polite" in New
T. The Connecticut Colony-It possessed the frt written
Conuiicn ef organized Goyernnent Known Ia his po
csl history Of the wed; ii' Liberties through every peril have
The Gems scboo'. Of sland-Next to the pu
. The Senate Of The United States. consre- Of inas
pendent lis seton be sush as 20 insure tbs
10 The a,t ssIssh Of ss hi,t rcl.hPe. On tn. soil Of
pert Of the property Ond suces,s Of the Colony
II Ih. B'r Of New Enslsno-Ii. memNer' h,,e been a.
the foremost champions Of civil liberty ana 6mes sup
pOteis Of constituted laws
r. The Pre,.-Msy slwsysb be Tribune of the People.
ard Herald Times. and eojoy such liberty ,y
D'Isch by E,pt"s ne'anser in the Post Of Courier to
IS Our Sister Charitable Standardization Charity
be th,i aim they only iva il doing the greatest good
L. IRE Amy ard Navy of the United State.
10 The Women Of Ee~ Their gfsces aod beauty
bird TO the earth Their purity and truth point US to the
The first regular toast was drunk standing, with
three cheers end three more.
The second was drunk with the same honors
Music: Hal Columbia
The third was enthusiastically received.
The fourth vas drunk with loud applause.
Music: Home sweet Home
Judge DAILY replied He said the more oppropri-
ate and the more grateful duty was to speak Of the
Judiciary ard Judicial institutions of New.England.
As native Of this State, be could say thai the Judi
ciary Of New England harmonized well with the
workings Of their Institutions, and the words of
sion to the DEGREES of their judiciary by the people
Of New-England, an intelligent people, obedient to
the law not from the force Of habit but because tits
the law, wos one of the highes. tributes that
can be paid TO that exalted body. la Old
England Evolutionary glory aud the impfesiveness Of
forms are forced into the service of the Juic,iryi
butin New England the present undcubed worth
Of the who administer her laws Is ore Of the best
guarantees C willing aid 10y al subus sion to thsr do
cisiens Judge DAILY des ribe1, at SONS length, the
difference between the Civil and The Common L,g-;
the former he compared to fossil dug up and reviy-
flied; the latter was growth parallel With tn 4 OF
soctt " ITSELF the di-tIncton between the two mi yht
be expressed by saying that on the front OF the Cv
Law was written the word authority, while in he
Common Law, the individual was everything. fhis
distinction lie alluded TO- to sboT the tendencies to-
yaro individual freedom of the friends Of New Eag-
land who decla ed that tbs Law Of the land shal be
supreme; and where that was silent the law of God
sb' uld prevail. Judge DAILY gave as staemeni,
The root. Of the Common Law, which irauspented on
New Fnslsud soil have produced harder and mere hatfa
plant than that cf the paf,Di mother
Received and drank with applause.
In giving the fifth regular toast the President com
plimented the Orator Of the Day and said ,hh hi'
Address had at least fully equaed any before deiv-
cred on similar occasion Drunk with three cheers.
WIN. NJ. EyAR1s replied He said that oil the
learning be had be owed 10 the Free Schools Of Mas,
sacbutet,s, and to the unendowed College Of Cotncc
fr, his lips had come from the inspiration of tue
theme for cold must be the heart Of the New-En
clsnder which would not warm on such day, AID
dull the lbs which could not glow With that war n'h
But lie added the same courtesy which permits your
calling me al orator justies me in declining to make
speech Strange az 1t msy seem, Inc rymoa. aa
CROCK" now floats upon our Sound; and, stranger
still tg bsrdy mariners called on me to engage m
professional services 10 libel the Plymouth Rock.
asked them Why they called on me, and was an
1 s,la 4 in That lima ~ al
pets Laughter and applause And -, Mr.. Presi-
dent on the part of those principles viii ;n the Ply
"mouth Rock has made breach 10, VA p,9ceed
tomorrow to libel the Plymouth Rock. Loud
laughter and applause. MT. Eyar's cohcluuSu u!
Giving as eeltmtnt: - ,
The new England Society OF the Cry of New fors-t,
pIncipla It's pusPses sure pledge. tnat 'ns s 9TH II
the pure wser. that dow the rock of Plymouth
Drunk with applause .
TIE president announced that the following dis
patch, per telegraph, dated p NJ, had bsen re-
ceived from the New.England Society OF Charles
town. who were then celebrating the day:
u New Yoik on Of the Anniversary OF
~, landing Of the fathers on Plymouth Rock
He proposed as o sentiment:
Our friends In Chsrestown"
Drunk with enthusiasm.
The PrsrprsT said the following answer had been
returned:
The New. England Society the City OF New York
reciprocate the congratulations OF Charestown, and
pIedce TO them the following sentiment:
PNhri.nd a. rn.pce and sympstbits pervade the whole
Rtpubhc ana are effectively conservative OF ordeT Union ana
Liberty AZ, .o and :, Urn,
unanimously adopted.
The sixth regular toast was warmly received. Music:
New-Ensland Psalm. ,
The Rev. DR. Bacon, Of New Haven, replied, and
returned thanks for the kind feeling manifested to the
clergy Of gland Although not unac ,ustomedt to