New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23
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iLceI PENDENT While devoted 70 their dates shDSe "a
! fueIce mos; he extended throughout tbs rselbH,
ard vter that shall have been d)te the Pres s. a
tske on g higher morality and me-e ax az 4 -ys'er
81 loli'ic-l corduct Tnen re Il II see s'mshiag
The a. II scotland were moved arr -. -,
Tweed into SOu'h Britain or. IS r s~ifz-rltod ~sre
tTars'errod acfoss The Alps 10 the Ned errl1@in.
I 1t us take care tert those nlIe-s-s pDH,c A,
L oral AID so ial, OF View Eo.lsnd whah bsvs 81
rluct contributed 3 rase the City AMI St,ts Of Nex
York to lie Iresen tea of prosperity AMI CRANES,
all have extended ilr GghOu' the whole Rep Ioc.
Wien that sbsl have happened. there shah he sesn
Z tie fret time the ns iou which not merely A.
knowled. e the newly discovered laws If ni'i01s
but recognizes IL them avs which nature ss esfab-
lsbed 10 cs;ern're the relations between States q
nation with moderation enough 10 ob,erve their CO Il
naIcs, and az the same time with resolution Al 1
power "a compel their Observance by the other ma
Il re of the earth -Geuten-D. give you:
The virtues % the ssr ErlsEd .srssnsns Of
PIN roc. tt;ns angts TO Protect as well a, .dorn and
th'fos 70 be cherished ia ever, household Throughout the
r puthe-
Drunk with enthusiasm
The tenth regular toast was responded TO by Mr..
wAEREs President ofthe Pilgrim Society Of Plym.
oub II gave as a sentinel,
The strElari usn anywhere every shsrsoa thisd.y
li him ooi he Fss, sni hesr nins fro toe sad
to the ine.,imsbls keriisss len b. The Pn F.,hsIa
The eleventh toast ~ts responded 10 by ID. ID.
FIELD Esq, in The absence of K. H. Dana, Jr. Mr.
Field gave
The 't.tnfy orhs Puritan eh.r.e'er-fay 'ymboIa.d sJ
sterreo o the shoe Of New kBslsnd
wren the OVERLOOKING bumpers Of cham )agne,
with which the twelfth regular toast Welcomed,
had been drained to the lees and the ngling of the
wines lss-es had 10 some measure ceased,
The Hen. HEsKY J. RaYAoyD, editor OF The Ner-
York 7fnts rose to respond. He spoke in euloyy OF
the Pres which be said bad greatly improved in its
standard # morality within his own experience.
lO~ipg TO the lareness of the hour we are CON-
PEELED to OMIT this and several other speeches, which
we should he glad to Prin;
TIE Thirteen th toast was responded to by Mr..
YorsG, President Of TIE Saint George Society. Hs
clsiued the y mpahy Of the audience for Ems and in
the present war, and his remarks were received with
some signs Of favor H gave sentiment:
The Sons Of New ne never forget tss. .y
rshy with tie ola JTsHt dhhonor to the nmoy Of
The Presiden. Of the Saint Nicholas also replied,
ard gave
pressed her institutions their own mpeiish,se fams
Richard OGoaMAs, vce-Presiient of the Saint
Pat ick SEC replied in address which was atec-
lively listened to, and frequently and warmly ep-
Ilauded. lie claimed that the influences Of New
En- land blesso not that land this Republic alone,
but the whole esrth-for America takes the stranger
by the lar snd leads him 10 NJ life ard to new
home. Rome, Neblct, ana Gil the hepuOhcs winch
took the stranger by the hard lived longest, grew
greatest end left behind them thu richest records Of
elor, and Of bo or To this land "a due from al whom
sbs adopis their tue and uno ivided allegiance.
Mr. JoSEs, Of the St. David Society, also replied.
He gave:
Civil and Religious LibertyMsy !. bs the wstchwori Of
Freedom TIL al u.tioIs are dlsenthTaed.
Apologies were read from the Presidents Of the
st Andrew arc German Societies.
The fourteenth toast was replied to by Major
SrRAerE, OF the S. Army, md the fifteenth by Col.
Fuller, Of Tie Mirror.
Several letters declining invitations, and express
ing sympathy were read, and many volunteer senti-
non's were given and speeches made before the
company separated.