New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20
IE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1859.

hi. s,udie. and examinations until -s- Ugh, en us6
40 visit the PATENT. He was CONSCIENTIOUS skilf
8. successful practitioner: be WA hshaiioded ADD
bo, a, Adj, in ali bis professional int. Ia bis
soci.l relations he was kind and bOspisable. His
house was more like . ho'el toan al ordinary
,y;ysts dwelling; il vas almost instantly
ihrops,d with his relatives and tsnds; lie Tss
a cevoied and selfdenying ChrisSsa. lis
800 ~ the Church and benevolent socle.
ties ~.re very great, both in money and 'aoor la
ab>ut year 10 prepared for the press more tnsn D
trscts for children Tbs labor was manly scco,n'
pished at night. after the Professional duties OF l1e
dsy we're ipirbed His Christian fortitade was strongly
tbHao,erzed by bis psueDce and resignation ID i,s
the exrrsue ssoues Of his last illness lie died on inc
3lst of Jub 1856 ard We doubt not Is nov eoJoyins
The rich reward Of well .ptit lie; the fesui' OF
tue and abiding faith in the neri!s and stonus p'ooi
Of the Savior.
Gentlemen, lat me call your attention 10 the very
Limited number OF members and solicit your s'sen-
exerticns to increase #. We consutate pot
title CT the medical profession OF our city. various
reasons h,ve been assigned for not JOINING u.s. Some
prefer individual labor ard ore has said Show me the
Lecoy widow ard | will do my part 10 sucn VIC
would say, wish Dot TO eorsi yoar prisae chari-
tics. We Ike the bepeyolence that leteth not us
l.it hand know what It's RICH, baud doeth. But we
would d.stly say toe have private aud indi.
vidusi ciaimatts. Yet think the grestest amount
Of GOOD results fgIm combined efforts One preferred
a life insurance. We would inform him, widow anu
several children are Iade otabIe, and have been
fr year, whose husband had paid into our treasury
OILY $40. is any life Insurance better than thus
To Tie moderate in circumstances would urge the
policy Of Joining INN ecissly by sa'iuy he fact That
seversl Who gave in their names aud faled TO comply
with tie r,qIisiiions for membership, have uDetpst
eoly cied let their amies destlta,e-one quite re-
Gently. At the formation of oar Society several came
forward With ulecr.ty and subscribed hDcrsiy, Who
afterward declined, assigning that it was a Clique,
Docs lot ile Of the Societs for Ia years p,t
convince them OF their mistake Ii We kindly in-
vite hem 10 return sud lend Helping haad. IL they
49,. To-
at once in boy, take all the boaors aud glory, bat
share in the budtn and labor, and they viii receive
the Orphans bletsiog AID the widows snes.
TIE Presidt III con luded amid loud chesls.
The Il asts, &c fellows, were read by the President:
T. Tie Seei,ty pho.e dsHirersavy celebrate
? Iiis,GfRrs ard the LurHed Prgfsst0Hs-kinded pun
% which should unite their voAFe' in the bonds Of ira er
The Ay-y and Nary Medical Corr' Amid the aia Of bat
= a.. I've S,ea from roreigs Lardt-we welcome to
tow ship all who belong to The gre family OF Science
foru.e the student aud skiu physicians 10
Hondn-Husbsrds to the maids, health 10 the w''e''
wealth to the " idC~s.
DodWorhs Band was in attendance, and enlivened
the &, npsDy win some fns music.
To the fret toast Dr.. DE1HoLD responder AMI
congratulated the Society on it, prosperous condtin'
Tie conirbst ns had been libt raj, though the de-
m ,nos OF the asury bad been light Death had not
sYsled the r,pk,, though ddrlng period Of fourteen
,ars only ane widow Lad received aid from the Soci-
v,
tie young ne'ica' practitioner, who might be
prof. tsiop. The Society WAS deep comfort TO
s,rlk,n down prema'urely by oiseass or pestionce
He would have TIE assurance that MS vile SUI htue
Oh lorer hight claim supgort-tb's iso' n'ne gave
y,st amount Of comfort. lie medical profession was
not a money making pr5'esson-it rarely became re-
prrerative Until the middle sge. In concluston, he
alluded TO the Society hsviog formed bood OF
union ausIg the medical practitioners OF New'i"k
that c. ul0 never be dissolved Loud arplaustl.
To the see, nd toast Mr. GooDRicR, batter known
as Peter Farley, responded in somewhat humorous
.t,.e He spoke of The great mpro' euleuts anu ad-
vahcemen's made 10 tho scleuce curing inc iss' ny
,ears He +, lated occurrence which, If he rightly
i. COLI ctd occurred in 1875. Two gentenen Met IN
Philadelphia Ieiib.r knowing TIE other to De there'
"What are y.u doing here says Que TO me othsr'
81 came to consult DIR. Phy'ic, ana ne gives me =,
little warm wafer some toast. " Aud came To
cor spt Dr. physic also, said the other and he gives
ne c,ld water on turnip.' II those friends al-
ItnreG here Jays you would have treated them
considerable length, arguing the nee ssfy o noen Vi
union tet~,.n thc no,nbtrs vf different professions,
and pointing the socal Ms well as other Dcaen"
Il Ut won.d he derived from such ntercoirs"'
Tic Rev DR. VAS DYCK was next called upon, ana
ia the ccurse o' his remarks, passed bigb eS'oSy
mon men the medical profession, and OF thet may
self sacrifices for Il benefit of the community.
Mr. JRACY on behalf OF the legal profession nexs
sdo,es ed tte company, and alluded 70 the hgh chs
,cter of the dicai prariit Dnerr lie e'ere iut'
c,strip,i"n # The three great P.oitsions W'ci, no
leunktd might well stand side by SIDE, iad be proud
Of each oilef L. conclusion, he gave as sentiment;
The Medical PyQt''iOH-The true Guard OF Lille rom i'
fret trs b to its ia't. 49,
DIR STEVENS ere of the Oldest medical practitioners
in New York next responded and spoke o. Tue diSn,ty
Of h. or. fe ,-o,s and that If they should ever DO
rut,p. AS rrede be hoped God would beip ihs com
mlnty Conceive said h-, minister study ing Whist
be could make out OF his congregation, orr pnystc'ia
calculating bow long could keep his patient 10 o7d.
u hat could he more abhoneni7 il m,y not DC my
privilege 10 meet you very often, rod perhaps never
arain al lie fstiye board; but would say Que tnng
that you may reccllect with pride snce
tie foundations Of this Sociey the medical profe s'on
has he,n O unit; before there was pickering aad
ciscord II teie is any pickering now we have 1t
among ourse yes We wash our dltS clothes at home
II coud give ION one wod of p nuog ad'ee"woud
be to cul vate harmony instead Of apply ing the micro
scope TO your Legbors eye, look in Your Own aud see
if lie fault IL lot at home.
DR. PARKER being called upon returned his thanks
for the e. pIplintbt.
DR.. SAT1ERLEE briefly responded to the fourth toSt,
ard e1t,.sse his thanks for the honor coered up IN
him. lie csled upSp DR.. Van Buren, to help hun odt,
a be did pssess the eoquence necessary to address
such aiseullage.
DR.. VAN BuREs complied with the relues' a'd mace
s,me severe comments upon the pay tbs was gwen
20 tie medical stdff in our army. II was mean PIT
tsIce for these men, ~ho were the picked mea OF the
puf Had he remained In tbs army bis
CAV would have been the now that II was eleven
i,ars $50 vi he reris ned his commission. II was
.hame md ci-grsce to our Cover melt that men OF
talent AZ d ed ucaiion should be- 20 treated.
Dr. WOODWORK of tie Navy wa caliel upon 20
and returned bis heartfelt thanks for the honor
shown him. lie gave as a sediment
.The M.deal Proies sion Per noTiG Il tsyroe.'
Ers OREHLY Gnd ScBILLisG spoke ~ responeet 70
the fourth toa,t ara DIS JAS X. WOOD, MARk0E ana
prIAyIELD TO the ftn sentiment
Dr. Bi.pLE, Treasurer Of the Society spoke 10 an
eIoorert manner uf he snccess that had Owned the
its Of the Society and read Dumber Of letters con-
tajuile dobafiors. lie interrupted With frequent
IDd lOuo applause
bao ,d themselves ben, factors BY the contribution