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

Volunteer toasts icing next 10 order, 4r. Dsapar
g~vV
Tie ex President OF the New England soclsty
Hon. JosEPn HoxR respon I'D. Tie iaaet To the fact
OF Lis being INTRODUCED AZ young man, aud -sit;-
You ccuh scarce expect Of my ago
To speak In pm d, on the stage.
Osughter) He caml lnsn,sd the President Of 'he 20,
ciey n he good they hac efo,ted ia b,iaing % tn,
ogsniss'ion TO iss present PSI In He ovst hts old
NV f. gIeDd ancestors but confessed strong hkiog for
In cso~ss the breed of New CHAMBERS and New YOrhes
the sharp, i've intelligence Of The one mixed with
the sold, substantial ons,ss.srisiss Of :hs ota-s
lie loved the 81. Nicholas Society, and the god I'D
kni.ke bockers it nainsd May Cod forget MIN vnsn
fersc by the soesker Our coantry IN ~ enoash
tad he. for all who sock sbOres There room
LEI them O me, and buld our roads aud eiidcss Let
them cone, they of cultivated nsle ST.; mere taey
al up noby the fun measure Of their ives. tApp.a-s.)
Mr. Hesie liked the lads Of Ireland, tasr ready VII and
honesty lie used TO tell anecdotes about them. (tfiet
u 4" Tell now.) The speaker th@feapon procee IL
70 relate story o. poor Paody who had fea from a
hdeer and being asked If tue fall hal hurt him
pSd. 80 90, not the fsll it The sndden stop thai
bothered ne" lMerIinent) Me-. hoxe b pad tnst 's'
would re present at the lO0n anniversary of the Neg
E,g'aud Society
Hun MotEs H. GRrSsyz roe 10 response t. repeated
calls sna expressed his rsgr-t at not osig prep.'sd 70
pax bcpgh the pleasant face. Of Old ieods aro,nt
bin ought TO no m nspi'ai0r Now Eyglan1ers -hoad
know Inference Of creed or country IN heir { eat
mept n their feiowr; FOR what could 10y Ia
his lane have FIR plug otat the pfino,pi, Of
ti,i aud religious fresd,mS The II the Pilgrim
srould come b. fore the stlr hen country an peds
themselves 10 friendship and TO freedom. Mr. Grionel!
gave AZ continent
Fidon 70 those principles thai wore nsled into rs by
Mr. cnAs A. srrsos, of the Astor Houe, toasted.
but & ID no: respond.
Tho RESIDENT then gave
TIE Press and ali who bonori. .et0@
Gil. FULLER, o, the Evening Mirror, responded Hs re
rtted 70 find that rnc pe-s not among tho rgulsr
,oars If the evening. It was omission the IKE
did not think should be passed unuoced The prsr1en,
he Governors, the army the navy the common sc,o,l'
me clergy bad been toasted while the press greit
INSTITUTION as any thsrn no iormL recnS ,it,on
What avail all the fine ecnes An oraions that
delivered there that evening" the press nid give
thin fortb the 70 the pnbIicr He referred y
typng the they fell from the Ii Of he apeAker
TO be on The breakfast table in he morning
aud pxpressi ns ri d. appreciation among ,ew of rh-
gusstr The speaker cried hat most the rs,p,n.
bic propieors and writers for the VI this city
New Fnalanaess. A ke~ Engand man, and a,-m -
Of that scciety, he felt hrmilised O. this OMISSION ~
than he did member .. the press. Cot. Funes
here quoted some poetry, and took hs seat amid az
HIN. A. j. HAZARD, o. Conn., former treasurer Of the
society spoke next He referred to the kec silence
that had greeted the mention Of he Presidents and
nor a names cdntJa sted II with the hearty sp
plnue that broke out the mention Of weDster's
(Appiause he closed BY sou ,hiog eu"gS on the cha
b. W. BoNaEY, the newly elected President spoke nex.
and pledged himself not TO f. get The high trust
n itfed ~ his care
Hero tho guests began to retire, as Il WAS near
midnight
Mr.. DowIIyc, Of Boston, gave the following senti
msnt -
The four wcnpons which every true Of New ENGLAND
teschea his 10 The defence civil and rsgons be
ty the printing the ballot box the BbIe and The
fridge tox (App ause.)
Here cheers given for the Astor House. also TO
the merchants and remembers Of distinction. rhs
uony Of the retiring PRESIDENT handing the medal
his cfaco was here gone through WITH when the con
paDy dispes sed. So ended this years. celebration
Fortiathets Day.