The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-12-25

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u, s~aias e"a-sers'et
ebea preses, saoas have ps..sa .aa,
/ s@ aai Iaelf jis,nsi s6sis. - ~ edo
Fr,m Jared ecrthera re,abna
10 soe,asn e,erglsis,
Then shall ,''ur .oa. pour msmsfy ei,ss.
Neur mighty .ineds r,ia,r.
Ant 10 fasr House ,hsn ,as
fear fiofy celebrate
Mr.. pRsw was frequently interrupted by The
plaudl,s Of his hearers,
rne surrnR.
Amer the pocm had been read the COMPANY
proceeded 10 the dining room, where magnif
cent dinner had been prepared by the Messrs
Loss. We annex the
mr.t oF vAss
rorss--Moct Turtle. Call. Head.
f~u.-frrd Has. r'onsa Pas, Brairrt sundsL, hshs'
be',n,.--Chicksp, Rss sauce leg Naties, Usps,
ssaee Han Cesnst pssf Sauce TONGUE
Csietsa Liver, gu sssts, biswsset,s Of t.s With IL
psfs, Tsadsfleia u Porh eaocs Fiausats ttssmse %
Chshen Win Oyster Dcusd Turkey, kssaut II uihIeis
wiee ss"e' hssesv""', hsl's" rishsis Of HsAsd MAJ
RoAsr Beet LAT, veal, s.dilc IL vsai.os c,.n
berry ssaesi krion fars fig Tartss, Chcksa
Lady F,ssss. Ram Jelly. rsmptin pie, Ies,sa re
Pound Gals, Mseeatoens, Mshei,s lsib, Grape pie
Plum pie, Sponge sske. Jelly paf. brandy Jsity a,ar.
Mango,
bss-rnr--ies trs.m as,,,as. Aprs., Fnbr,,. u, AL
Nuts, Alssonds.
yn Asb Cossrs
At TIM table. Mr.. Assa called the ass,,nbI,
g. order.
Rev Mr., Ma ppocss addressed the 1hrom
OF Grace.
Aiiur which. the large num,cr Of ladies AMI
gentleman in attendance addressed ihemscl,cs
tn the good work Of dispo-ipy ol tn cdibe'
provided.
After the Inner man and woman had iss'i
satisfied, Mr. q. l.. EsEssos announced III,
following as the first regular toast
!. m. Dsy ve csisbrs,s.
Mr.. NJ. Il. Asn., the acting President o
the Society, responded TO this toast, lie III,
not consider the present The celebration Of see
tional cvcni-it wns Que In which The people o
the whole Union were interested lie referfe,
ri length 10 the different events which ,lr
meetings n this Society COMMUNICATED, liz
concluded by expressing bis conviction that II
the spirits ol ,bc pilgrim fathers ond witness
the present meeting. they would say !, wa.
well % be here
? New England end Minnesota May ihs fstme ~ ID.
nae be % Obvious No The past ~ The other,
Mr.. ". G. PAlSss responded lie referred
10 New England a. the Egypt Of our boIcs
and Minnesota IA The Israel Of our realization.
lie spoke Of the characteristics ~ the different
New England States Maine A. tbs hog and
bominy Stat. New Hampshire "a the stone
qunrry n the Universe Vermont "a thc State
where I%gged .hos and boot. were ,oyenied--
Connecticut. tbs State tina, furnished wooden
nuinegs aDd--r T. BAssrs.~I Rhode Island.
'li,ile Rhody," ibc State that, though snail.
was spunky and Massachusetts,, called tbs Bay
Stats. Tor the reason that h@ people "bayel"
at every one. vices excep, her own. This speak
~ then referred NJ length 10 the .ocial customs
and the character Of the people Of New Eng
land. and also in glowing manner spoke d
The scenery Of that portion of the nation. Nj.
PALxss was very happy and eloquent ~ bis
remarks.
In rciercnce TO Minnesota, h. said that
though sisc hal no splendid historic past. she
bal future that WA magnificent and Fnbiime.
Tlr speaker continued in an eloquent style. re.