New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

bA men OF generous impulse would Alvsys A. -
'oubo, Who would feel that Il 10 better 10 ~.
receive The lsgsiNors themselves co,d n, 80, 70
bring away from their visit impressions ,hss --.s
so in fitting them for the better dlchure a. ~
duties devolysg upon them.
Fifth regular toast:
The City e Nsv. York the Con nsrel.I mar AZ a. M
.s",. ", %. ;. b,...s, use 49,. .sd ssaass.ss::
Mr. EvARrs, OF New. York, replied. He hsS h...a
thar on q former occasion false tickets la -.
forged and improper penons admitted; and vh., !.
found on invitation 10 bimself, he naturally k.,.S
thar the ticket sent TO unworthy = pcr,os ".
forged one However. he had come and f,.,,-
that, q, an Ams House dinner, his soap shoad ses !.
paid for he bad eaten it, but when Il $50 flushed -
wn TOLD be shonls pay for IL This he had 10. b.,
prepsr,d for, therefore the company should r.~lys
ps,m.b' in such com ss he had on hand. NJ. Eys-s
eIpetist.d on the grestne's OF this City, and coz
soer. tbst the chief cause Of Der glory hs sha
wss the portal of America The guests bad be.n IN.
yiiec IN come and inspect no; the luxury and ssssS
ness of this great City. but her poverty ard erins
YET even rom these no mean portion Of her giory
derived, the glory which xises from virtas rocls.r
ing The one and ~ NJ relieving the other sons hss
been ircired 10 view this City - Z modern Sos.r
apo Guuorrsh. but none could nov deny tsu sbe
hss ten just usn % save her ffym dsstrues,su.
l. lighter and spplsnse
Mr. Ev,RTs gave ~ sentiment:
The Pubic chsits. 81 Ne~ Yort-sts.e .,sem .h..,s,
f.u " NAV hiss 81 EAST ten Escsene Of .hh ,oy
are ihe chef tappls0ss
The CuaIRnAs read letter from the Mayor. re
er,t,pg ih.i the ndispos.ion Of one OF bis chdi.e
prevented bis presence. Three cheers were eJled
for spo given for Mayor Wood.
Sixth regular tosst:
The C,rs,-to them We lool r.ncerity truth .ad s1-sri
Rabbi RarHaLt. Of the Grecne.'t Synagogue, -
pied lie adyerted 70 the lshors OF W sshington "a
the fe and Franklin in the cabinet, Tor al nan
Kind Civil liberty u the dearest right Of mtn. Tie
Bible teaches that God il equally tho hiter Of al.
The true clergyman must Dot hos 10 the air II pops.
art, but must cevoie hinfslf sincerely sad eniir.y
O the rvica OF his God ssd the good OF he feas
men DIR. K concluded with blsssisg upoe the
Sts'e.
Seventh regular toast.
III. M.sical Prot sion Rec Of human odfas, ~
Der to tslp sd guidance Of ,he efeaof u al nag.
pr DFiAflttn replied.
Eighth regular toast;
Tb- La ,rd IL. Defenders
Mr.. GERARD replied in an address which ciicied
much laughter. The Ten Governors are the fathers
of i,D thousand fathercss children; aud he freai
Gov Draper had heart and body enou "a Coz such an
larg,d end p-ernsl philanthropy. loud lsage,erl
The e,rt.men OF the Icp,sla'ure-vir'uous mao ffoe
the rural cf'ricts-had been invited 70 see the Gle
plant Laughter. They had not seen one, bass
whole Grove of them; and the other day hey hS
o. N The ourg elephant break ocse but there s~s
fin f,r all things and no askad them % LEI hy gons
be by-e ones Laughter and applause NJ. G-rvt
aovsti.o 10 the great and daily Immigration 81 iorna
popu atop who had either been educated Tor despot
hm or not educated At all. The thing 10 he done h
10 pour all these into tho caudron Of the public
schools and COOK them until they we're poured out
good Americans SIR. Gerard recommended better
~ denfnndirg between the country and cry egss
tori a. s.ll As more frequent irtercourse With the
Cry. md feeling OF thorough identity Of in.e-ss'
Nuth regular toast;
The pes.
Mr. DuGAsSE replied lie regretted that the Pres
Of this City was too much accustomed TO shght hs
waits of humanity, Il Is not up to ito work LOAD
spplause in doing what !; should 10 assist the lses
atC r. and tbilaDtbropsts Of the state and Cry. ~
uce''on AID philanthropy are surely a GROUND sp@
which editors and all men should meet ~ commos
ffi.nor; and all. pervadiDg education - the rsH
want Of our society. He thought that certain recent
events bad BE- en- treated oy the Press IN me way hsy
bad been Only becsDse public opinion did DOT mA1
on il high enough demand. but called Tor catering
10 40 appetite for ridcale and frlvoity. Appasse
Tenth regular toast;
The Merchants Of cur Cy-By their enteFrnss md sisf
rty they become eminent ssibsto Of the ssfsss
the world
Mr. DE- PEYsrrR OGDEN replied. He gave, ~
sentiment;
n.res s.k. for ludioou. legislation and w's laws
aid in soloibs her bark and protecting her essrpfsa
Eleventh regular toast;
The Mechanics OF stsieln honorable compositions tbg
,don our and send floating embe 81 American "
% all the bss of civilization.
Pr1rR COOPER replied. lie gave. ~ scstmsef
The Frset sciepespes,ined in their highest sspiest,
10 feuoI,uste that In mortality 10 for man.
Mr. COOPER called on Mr.. DELAsArEs, VITO ~
spopded
There we're loud cries for Law" CroRes Law
replied, and returned thanks on the part Of tie n
cbsnics OF New. York. He gave as sentiment:
Let the American fog Witch floats rom or mast heed az
~ with mo'sI power Of the nation and never pss
TED 10 be insult.d unrebuked Enthusiastic spplssse
Twelfth regular toast;
Our Sister Clarifies
Gen. WE1soRE replied.
The CHAIR announced that letters Of spsoUha
been received from Drs Mott, Dewitt, and Others
Several volunteer toasts and sentiments were rive
before the company separated.