New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

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| took The shoals Laughter and cheers We were
| like Lot ard Ahraham-one took the plains and the
other the billy country [Rerewed aughter But, gen
tleinen while we have been going in the race OF
progress you have Ourun u.s. because Europe aud the
| Whole world have poured their wealth in your lap.
| Fort Ore2go, gentlemen, stands high in the world.
| New-York can say but little more. We are proud,
gentlemen, q meet you on this occasion, because II
| shows that there j. disposition % comingle with
each other. There is 10 nvalry-no jealousy between
u.. If yOr the Emporium # the great Slabe, we
are IL Capitol. Allow ne 70 give you, In conclusion;
Tie Commissioner Of Health Of The City Of EewYork
u. ID. CoDover, President OF the Boar, o. C,uncl-
men, responded e. foil 'ws: Gentlemen this il the first
tine was ever at Quarantine in ny lie and as one
of tie Health Commissioners canno, bu: say ths;
sm surprised at captains and owners o: vessels con-
ing up to bother US Health Commissioner if this is
! the way they are treated here. | should not be
troubled al all at being q1aran,inei here for thirty
days But Gentlemen, in ceiling me out as One Of the
| Health COMMISSIONER must ~ that far IS the
Health Officer is cOncor1e1-ahough II may not Ne
exactly in order 10 ring the praises OF any man al the
tabie-sii will say tina, have been most aCrceaDy
disappointed. went up myself to Albany la WIZ
ter 20 get this berth for man in New-foTk, and l
must say that have been most srreaby Disappointed
in this man, and If you have any mo o. them IN Al
bany se1d them along and we viii take of them.
Last year. under the Commissioners Of Emigration,
graduated es a sort of chimney-corner layer, ana
this year, under the tuition OF tie Hoalth COmns-
/ tor. | am happy TO see them here, and i would Je
still more hsppy 10 you all here the guests Of the
! City. But Of the Common Council nave no
Low or TO welcome yOu as you should be welcomed;
and we ak YOU Gentlemen standing you do at the
center Of POLITICAL POWER to see that this is corrected
Why is il that New-York should be de rived Of her
rights, 80 that We have lot the power 10 cxend the
rl ht hand Of fellowship to our 'eiowc.tizens We
cone down here et the expense Of health officer ssn
fom the City Of Albany. | extend the hand OF fellow
ship to him srasping his bandl. We are g'e hat he
is here to dc that which should be done by tie City Gov
eminent. When you come to New-1ork "c havea
department that can receive yol but The City cannot
Gentlemen give yOun conclusion:
The fts If Municipal Government; Jet the people take
70 elect the night representative
Tie sentiment was drunk with cheers.
Mr. VIM. l. Robinson called for. lie said
sm hoppy to be here and feel obliged to those who
called upon me- The day, however, is not far spent
and 10Y opinion hat we are 10, ing to part 50 soon
es some of YOU seem TO expect. | cannot
speak till toward the latter part of the evening,
because ] have not eaten q great deal yet; but
II would do your heart good to see me drink.
And by-and-bye, Wien have drank little more per-
hays may Gay something. | will only sag now that
when YOU call upon me will not be as the Poll enan
in Newly ok the other day frightened TO death at
the accidental dfoharge OF his duty Cheers and au n
teri. | am proud TO meet you here to-day an hap.
py ytEng from that proud old Dutch city, and
ind6 cd am happy TO do anyt thing in the way of duty
which YOU may impose upon me. AT q latter perio ]
will he Oh hand. | Lave sentiment 10 give, but
will give you: Yourselves Laughter and applause.
DR.. Thompson then rose and said: We have al
ready heard something from the Commissioners of
Emigration. Perhaps my friends from Albany do not
fully understand the relation which the Commissioners
Of Emigration sustain TO the Quarantine. Let me say
TO them tina. the Commissioners have the charge of
tie establishment; they tie agents Oi the state
for carving on the operations for giving all the ia
oies for carrying out the Quarantine regulations.
propose
Tie hesih Commissioner ldy Chairman Of the Com
nissiorers Ct Emigration.
Cries of "the Old WarhOrse7 had three cheers for
Mr. Purdy.
Mr.. Purdy said: feel exceedingly gratifed at this
compliment and particularly receiving il from a
company composed as this is of of the most dis
tipgusbed gentlemen ofihe State of NewYork. There
yas one remark made BY OF my friends with which
wish to ssy that fully agree. feel degraded That
The great City New York has been divesed OF her
power TO receive distinguished guests they should
ie received. II is by the Vaccinations OF thee pre-
tended refomerB, that have no feeling IN common
with the advancement Of the destiny of our Cry and
orr comm on cauutry. They have entirely diveste1
the Common Council of that power winch by right
belongs TO them and ask our trenis non Albany
AID from every portion Of the state - help Us IN re-
storirc this risht When these pretended reormers,
wi o bavc-lJust then a bottle WIS put ia imminent
peril OF falling on the hoorl-don't spill the VINE
Laughter and cheersl. Nh; Health Ohcer, put eX-
press the sentiments OF the Commissioners Of Emgra-
Ton when ] say that they greet with cordial vel.
come the reIr, sentative OF the people OF our Capital
Civ Albany, and say God speed you, ana come
often and be Guaranteed aud see what KIND oil
REGULATIONS our Quarantine Officer prescrbCs for US
| wish that he would Quarantine ms all the time
Nj Pisbury was called out by Mr.. Robinson. lie
made few remarks in which he stated that he, not
being a speaker lie called upon Mr. Robinson 10 re-
s?Ond to lis own remarks.
Mr. Robinson again took the floor aud occupied 1t
for several minutes, curirg which he kept the com
peny i'm constant state Of good feeling 10y bis humor.
At The conclusion Commissioner Purdy called upon
Nj McMunay of Albany for speech. lie he'd
made a commencement when a wish was eX-
pressed that il should be in rhyme. The speaker, In
compliance with the wish, again commenced ana
spoke nearly ten minutes in lmpromptu dogserei' ne
was fICuueny interrupted, but yet managed 70 Keep
the Ihyme and generally the measure perfect Inc
effort was loudly appauded.
Dr. Thompson said that nasmuch as Capt. Schultz
had placed at his disposal the steamboat sun, which
Law at the Quarantine wharf ready TO take tire party
down tie Bay he would offer the sentiments
Capt Schultz Of the City d York-istinguished for his
hherlhty and manly draing.
Mr. Purdy was cal ed upon. He said that he was
most happy to respond to the sentiment Where was
tie man where the Yorker who could not respond
10 tie health of that modest of workers Capt.
Schultz Three cheers for Capt, Schult Mr. Purdy
then sad " Lille we have very properly complime1ted
the gentlemen who have hOn0red Us on tins occasion,
vet there s one portion of this community, the most
iurortAn one, that which makes and unmakes US
Lun be individuals las not been toasted. allude To
the Press. ! give you, therefore,
The Press: The Controller a. Director. aud the Leader in
the On ward march Of Progress Of the American People
There were loud calls for Chambers"
J. J. Chambers was received with three cheers.
He said-Gentlemen there Is steamboat down a, the
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