The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-09
Dinner at S O'Clock r. NJ.
Supper al Il p. n.
GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, Jan ], 1886.

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The several announced by ringing OF the
bell The walters, who were gents, were all uniformed
and although the courses, dishes danes presented
the occasion called forth the wonder and admiration
super,eded the taste, ri, msgndcenes and ingenuity
displayed in fitting the apartment for the occaon
walls were Seauuny studied S WITH N ooasas
south wall the words Peace to the Stranger green
sis neatly executed In large capitals; and the
north wall, Union IL Strength executed in the
manner. Our national flag, the stars and stripes
adorned the west wall; its right beaut full painting
Of the Pioneers crossing the upper Phtte-ths animals
SWIMMING, wagons rafting, second raft building, and
waters flowing On the lett Of national flag that
Of this city, wherein is inscribed, "Muncipaity orde,
Justice, s. City On the east wall exten led
the Gag OF the Life Guards with the stars and stripes,
wherein represented the beehive with bees swarmne
rourd. Above Is the eagle, with the motto Unum,n
and below is a black bear, with the motto, "Al~ays
ready - on the the words, I" Life Guards"
On tame wall large bar ner u.s. extended whereon rep
resented lion, the king OF the forest. Four small
banners projected the ceiling each corner on
which respectively subscribed, Purity, !" "vrtue,"
"Truth and Justice " and "wisdom,' executed in es-
On he posts around the building near the top, we're
fastened fir branches and each side Of the posts
hung out from the branches the Gags OF all nations.
Below the potts wreathed with roses With base Of
broad green silk ribbon thence downwards were ser.
pestney wreathed with 6r boughs.
.,,, 9, p posts IN ,he rs, @ ras
from column TO column was extended green silk ribbon
on both tces, whereon flowers and evereens sternaed
the whole ength.
Atsh Lieut. Livingston introduced BY Hon. J. N.
SrAnt.
During the first table the musicians we're engaged and
the balance Of the party we're enjoying themselves In
ibe dance.
After the fret table had arose they proceeded and
ed In the dance until the second table called oy
No Nc the hrst; in this table the music joined.
Prest KmbaD then called the remaining audience TO
attention, and introduced Mr.. Ee1ry Mabn, who sang
The Man who could not get wrrm, "The Good saint
Apthony,h and Mormon song in bis usual chaste bold
and eomis style, which gave much satisfaction
An address from Elder ORsoS HYDE being announced,
he arose and ssid;l have been made happy this
cAson, and am joyful this ng amidst the ciFcun
stances that surround this people IN these valleys Of
tbe mountains Ny heart Is grateful TO ID, Dispenser Of
all good gifts among his creatures, the children men
for my eyes behold and my enjoy this even
ing, and during my happiness have been Led TO think
the scenes OF the past Ny mind has terminated
The changes of this people. But few years and We
we're 6eeirg from the hand Of persecution, which had
teen outsreicbed TO crush and not knowing whittier
" vtnt tracked the prares 10 search Of home but
by the overriding hand Of Providence Were we led 10
afety 70 mountainous no me 10 the midst OF poor
degraded nation 81 Indians, who looked u3on as with
sa,ous eye Our all wa In our wagons; t1e country
~ nhusd hountaiuters who had hved here tod
~ W could net raise an ear Of grain; in.ed,
q Nshaoent we're they, that hey offered 1900
" " nrstea of corn that could lie "a sed here. Yet
10y ma S,. o. Nheee Encouraging scenes they went 10
Ano wn the ground Was prepared the seeds Pot
IN Insects inbumerabe cam. dorn ~ =, he mon ossins
csstIey the grain hut d,voprer was n,epared and
wnhe me crcteS would have swept sye-v green thing
before hem, behold the guls came ana sbo,ed ,rees
sanity rom the SUBS hrst rays CO the rnountain .na
n enc gnded the western berzon sAtnR toe orickets
and vomiting ih'm this We rsarasd ~ DE same ssad