The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-24

~eve energetic orders We win their energy
,csss were inerspersed with many excellent songs
Atsr he secaDd, soe following hnns, which had oeen
sung with exquisite taste BY Captain Wilson.
SONG.
Written fr the New England Society OF the State Of
New York and surg the 2ls December, 1905, at the
ssle ration the i85th anniversary OF tae frst anaiag
O the calonists in Plymouth.
This song was W itttn by Thomas Green Feasenden.
auhor Of Terrible Tractosationn and Democracy I'm
vsiled.'l
TvsE-Anacreon in Heaven.
n al s%S.
f rs .ws,T s 70 live ever unsd and free
IN or . ,s,sI psspiei S sassss
ss .sa 81 is psn
This day I'D our ia,he,s on Plymouth slsas cosst
The nurs'ry hsros.-iss worlds aan,Irsaon,
Our iinssriou s raee, ~
While he 'S s pan
whish stIens'her ! their empire and digniaes man
Ye sages ard patriots whom liberty fr'd,
sss srsh chit Of !. q, soy adr
Shall be burnihed by hards, and he blazoned story
l ho ~, s sour oH slre Arcs
When freedom ooTwsrd d. and whsn sory Inspires;
And New England heroes lead victory's van.
The reading Of this document excited considerable at
tention and elected applause.
Mr.. DRarrR-Now, gentlemen, please rise, and fill for
he Rrst regular toast
The Ray we celebrate.--Musc by Dodworths band.-oM
Hundred
There response to this toast.
Mr.. DRAPER.-The second regular toast is
The President of the United States 3
The bane played the Presidents March, but the
pany retained their seats-not a cheer given,
v.rd said in response The Governor Of the State OF
New York was also given amid tho same marked silence
The fourth regular toast was then drank with al
AoDcrs-it ran fonows:-
The Cv of New Ycrh-its free sustained jus
and liberal laws, wisely Interpreted and administered has
drawn s hospahle embrace weah and enterprise RON
SsmipSese s.' u ''''''' AA'' mo '''p''
Ex,Recorder TAlpMADeE, being called upon to respond
said:-Mr President, really not know that
spond to sentiment Of that kind presumed that you
Mayor, your Recorder Of the Aldermen of tn
eaty, present. (Taughter.) At all events,
ex-Alderman the away the right, q. Hoxie
ESQ and II appears to me that 1t Is approprat
r him to respond to the toast which yeu have given
than an ex Recorder But, sir I neither tn
Mayor Recorder present permit TO say.
Yankee in heState of Cout ecticut am h4ppy
= Be here with The New We England sosy O. he city Ct
attributable in crest degree TO The gy aud intei-
eeuee of that class Of fellow who have
from Connecticut, and viii embrace Massachusetts,
ako, for 1t is a pretty good State in its way. ca
hngb) 1t is proper and right cir, that We
OF New Eng and. When the health Of the President Of
The UDied States given and Also that Of the Governor
Of the State Of New York noticed that not of you
fro your seats. But will DOW give yon the vene
Of Of aD ilIustf Of New England" Daniel
W.bsei"let see II you will rise to that not.
fCheeys, mingled WITH Misses
A. d. HAZARD, Esq, Of Conn., will give you gen.
tlemen-
The memory OF Daniel webs,er--The only man who 6ei
land and efficient citizen of the republic.
Che toast drunk most of tho company standing
The PRESIDENT into duced the next toa.t with
morous remarks, which elected much laughter
The oraor Of the Day Poaa nosc;isr ds-Born
poet he has become orator. Music-ssone In Tromba
Dr. HOLMES replied in his usual happy manner--his
upon the worthy Presidents Laniy exciting
much In tho course of his reply he read the
ALLOWING poem, which was much applauded:-
New F. gland love thee, No time erase
From the hearts Of thy children the smile thy lace;
Ills The mothers fond look Of affection aud pride,
A. abe gives her fair son 10 the arms OF his bride
His bride may DO fresher In beauty's young flower,
She may blaze in the jewels she brings with her dover
hut passion must chill in tiine's pitiiess BLAST
The first one that loved us will love 70 the last.
Ye have left the dear land OF the lake the HILL
B.t it's sounds and It's waters will talk with you stl
'Torpet rot" they whisper, your love Is debt
And echo breathes softly 1--WE never forget"
he banquet's gay splendors are CLEAN M around,
But ytur hearts have flown back DER the OF the
sound
They have found the brown house where their pulses
were born,
They ave III cbbiug their way through tho trees md tao
There hopes you remembor--their glory is He'd;
There are mounds In the churchyardone sigh tor tho
here wrecks there are ruins all scattered around
Bat earth has no spot like thai corner of ground
Come let be cheerful; &c, ldcd last night
And they checred MS. and-neyer mind-meant 1t all
right;
Tonight we ham pothing love in the LUMP
Here's bumper TO Maine In tho juice Of the pump.
Here's 70 all the good people, who,eve- they DO.
That have grown In the shade Of the Liberty free;
We all love Its leaves, and its blossoms and fruit,
Bot pray have care OF the fence round les root.
We should like to talk big; Il Il kind OF q right,
When the tongue has got loose the waisibanc grew
But AZ pretty Miss Prudence remarked 10 her beau,
On its own HEAP Of comfort no Biddy should crow.
Enough there are gentlemen waiting TO talz,
Whose words are 10 mine rs the flower TO the stalk
Stand BY your old nsthcr, whatever befan
Sod bless you, God biees you, good night to you all
The next toast
ne Poe, Of The Day Air-"Lsnd OF Fathers, whero
Rev. yoHy PnRrosr rose and said:-I suppose the
neoy Of replying toa compliment Of this kind IS, that
tne reply should be extcmpore aud not written
s<nce, in winch called before Iyceam "a a ooet
and delivered ga poem" OF hour loog aud IL was
r avee and respects BILE audience The presiding
OF the evening dstingui bod citizen who ma Il
have had very sublime des Of the Of the evening
FIR when had concluded and was putting on ny
cest he up and touched my and said, " Allow
ne TO ask, was that all extempw sn loud laughter.
gsnemsns sstimsion in being obliged BY the stern de-
msnds Of truth 70 keep counenance and him
1at 1t had been all written. (APplause) last night
cAnciont tfrpu hiwbyr h'u NJ A"hyS ne oukub
b. had decidedly the advantage Of lie came With
ssch confidence, with his GRAFTON ready and dried
whereas, T. 10 my ignorance did not know until came
IN the atty who the orator to be. Consider, then,
. 40. innisqSsss vas prepared unless s bad an
y sometimes the misfortune Of In this world
A and sven for psets and orntorsto differ in opinion.
found myself 40 last evening" much 20 the regret,
hsye no doubt Of my audience. But sti have theo-
xscai attachment TO the liberty Of ,peech fapplauss);
asd sid let my friend 20 ana .sy his say And,
Or, assure you was not little indignant when heard
~ Kissing In the gallery. The who did the deed
nt thnk would HE TO peat the thing 70 last nieht
dsrcpArsd exte.pors SERIOUS eouples {sat kushtsr)