New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-27

prominent ornaments, in candy, were the Federal
Arch, the Old State House and the Coat-ofA rms Of
pennsylvania, all beautifully and truthfu!y executed.
The President OF the Association. .Iulge Rawe,
took the head of the table and was supported ny the
other officers to-wit Dr. f. Macpherson, the Vice.
Presidents Mr.. 3. +. Eshman the Treasurer: and
Mr.. 8 ?. Auchmuty, the Secretary together with
the invited guests Of the occasion. benedicton
was pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Bowlcs: and then
the feast, which Of the most smptuous descrip.
ton, was partaken of with the good will generally
which cond not fail to be manifest under such crcum-
stances. After the removal Of the cloth the regular
toasts OF the evening We're given and honored in the
following order:
/ The day We cetbTae 'lc anniversary that which
proved the Penn nj .n;ier than tive Swor,!.''
Judge RaVle, the President, responded to this toast
III fitting terms, and the band gave Aud Lang
Syne.'
2. 'TA" President Of ii: United S:ates''
Air by the band Hail to the Chief
) "l.e memory Of Wa,.:nyton."
Drank standing and in silence.
/. " Pennsylvania. native Sa,e.
Our dear old h3me, ;ha wel-torel SPOT,
We never more may
ju while We live. wha;e' 'rr lot,
":ti still rcalzclJce thee
Air by tie band My Boyhood's Home
D h'1isiar'a our a'p'e! State shall Prove faithful
Air by the band-'tiovelnor's March,
l. 'Thc Amy and Navy tn C.e! States. the eagles
claws
y. W. ScateS, Esq. being called upon for response
made few happy remarks, and proposed The Mem
ory of Decatur. This was drank standing and with
the highest enthusiasm Air by the band" YanEce
Doodle
: ..7i, Oh 1,i,,.. ,,,, .,u j.. ,... !.
from oN~ sf;e.. 'iol bless them
ii, hon LI,L
very teIictous manner, and the land gave Old
Folks at Home
S. "tep':e7rs Hall the ALTAR q. oar national liberties
Il. {. barton Esq, made an eloquent response to
the above, and tue band gave Woodmaa, Spare that
Tree
y HE rs'o may il ever sustain the right aud reJthe
A. r.'|s n.y., .,,o n:..,
10y ','e 'T'''5 C'''c" 'l'0l' A''ue
of A., pr w. "', u, " proposing lhe
I '''s i'N' ~ n'"1eS' 1He reverend 9ehtle-
',''I~ Il" "''U CO. 'ne "ienueu pcty ana
lMFlOtsm OF which aroused great enthusiasm. His
'''' was N'''iN S'''iO1ia' ana ltie banu followed
AVA ~ 'ni "ri op' .'te Az
v,Ii.,,, A., 's .''4 ,,l ','s nl'a O the ladies,
w ,,la.7 . . ~ VIC '.iS S'tSA'-sNeshS''
responded +, tb. call ,, ,,,i, ,,
prcttest and most noctirov trutos ,r .e h,.r, e,T
from the Inns Of a bachelor 7, r,s 1a.;io1I tIa
crowning event Of the evani,g. t,r tl, l,io, -n,,
ping at the hotel anne,rod c1,ld,n,,. a +bo 1oc af
the orlnary-for the room, ,,aron,,, 10 than, f ;h
and il was not IN he cxna,+od that tho,. co,,,5 La
unapprsed Of what was ro,r on in +hai, ,,,rtic,,r
part Of the hotr1-ona },on,ro,1 A., n,, i; +I,o
prettiest uart Of his snnocb with . sInrro, ~
bououets The tln,r was ,ltocot,,or ,,,,oy,ac 7 Law
any Of the gentlemen at the foast and ,,,r, n,+,,
rally aronscd tho hinbost ovrito,,,,nt ana on+h,,
s.sm. Among the Indies we racoopizod Nis. uoron
the actress whose dr,irht was yor,, mo,i,ost .hn
being a daughter of the kevstono St,to j.; ,1o.o
honor the ordinary was us,lrped for the timn be;n,
When fhn tnrn,lt e,b.;,7od N, Do,. o,,,, 80,
concluded his speech. and sat down hahind tha ,,.,
mid which the walters had luilt nm of tho eln,,or
thrown by the ladies and amid 4 tl,rn7cr of mason,
line applause.
Air by the bapd-"Hern's n health to all rood
lasscs.
H. The old elm tree may it, peaceful >, les Dey, , ,,
s':'''','
Mr.. Auchlnuty, the Secretary of the Association,
made response to this which was enthusiastically
received, and the band gave " Home, Sweet Home
T.. t. 1a" ruion-tr.e yorallc'
Capt. Charles D. Dreux, one of the n2iosts hoinc
called upon made a response in his usual eloournt
and effective STYLE His commanding oratorv ond fha
patriotic nature of his speech thrilled TO the heart of
every one present and On concluding he WAS honoro1
With the most tunultuOus applause. The band rave
the appropriate air of The Star Snour,n,l Rarnnr.
The conrI,,sion If (o,+ n,,,,,,,.n.
to tLo Lo,,.l .r,, /, ;,
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" "i''1 i't 2I''i'G' NJ d. cApltA9eu HIS ulll-
urlce ulacc'Stoled as lie was to public speaking.
to Otcr speech of his own and lrODOSri to rive
sorr The uroro,t;nn heinz, ,,n,1,i,n,,.1,. oo,,al
he gave lis great song of Blow the Windy Noroiuc.'
which was atppropriate to the occasion. ainr snno
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