New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-09

.ss~ sminoo puse services. % he overwhelming sSs.sse.
free eroe be h.. dhas' o., 1890 uSe IL ~ .
riE. M SseSm Eru.H r. PrapY, ehe old var bose
Of the DeusocrasyJ responded In brei address, n
h;Ib he to.k occasion 10 indooe the President the
Sebraska bill sc. Three cheers f,v the neorasks
bill were called for and heartily responded TO; re-
marx of the old war horse called hth tnsee eaose "
eN-COyerDor Seymour.
The President then announced The secoca regsM
toast Which called forth three cheers. .f
. Ths Goyerror Of trs State q New-fsrk
The following was the third regular toad;
q TIE Nsyor 81 the City Of New Yak-hs htdd snd es
ergete administration Of ue so'erssen, % tne 's
AneS'cs entities si % lns ,s,s " ~
Col ALExAsDER MING, MayGs Clesk, responocs
in a brief speech eulogiziug Mayor Noot
The GRtSp SlcHEm in announcing the surtb reyu-
lar toast took occasion to suogize IN glowing terms
the Democrats Members OF the House OF kePreeeas-
atiyes. ~ .,
who in The pe-sn, the House % Represensf.ss
without enehns by the doese Of Popular s0'sresas
Cant. ISAIAH RryDERs responded in characteristics
speech praising the Democratic party aud the Urics
~Sh to- s ss. o. Of b., fSsr, srs d.tSsied ALIASES
the Gulf OF Mexico and the Northern ,Akes tes
and commercial resouee,i and hei nesr ntern
hent eir lofty heads, an stamp the Empire ste. ssa
Weld to jus, emotions OF ait ceiio bet maj ~
tuest title be found in devoted adherence 70 ne
Constitution Of the Union and TO the ushts OF every se
under that Constitution
DAVID OkEEFE responded.
Tammany BY the patriots Of hs ke.s-
luton for the protection OF civil and religious liberty and toe
fesressly Sustained country In and
peece those which best adapted TO persoso
the equality OF the people and the doors % Tsmmanhso
ever been those who love their country and to the o.
n. p. CARR made an appropriate response.
l. The Day we Celebrse-f kecaSse Oh that ayy
occasion American citizens, hastily assembled roe
then homes under the command Of an in,ncle'e chsss
army thus saving the valley the Mississippi from further In
vsson-pOteens beauty Of New Orleans from the ess
tory an Industrious proof the Republic rests secure upon tn
vslor and skl of the citizen soldier
JosErH RoSE responded.
g. The Memory of Andrew Jackson-the Soldier Stsesns
and Sage.
Major HALL was called upon to respond.
The Army OF the United States the Defenders Of our SOD.
and the Patriotic Guardians Nationsl Honor Their
yicesn the the Revolution ndependeDcefo o.
Of the earth that our soldiers steenes aud
by the disciplined forces OF EuroTe and IN the
foude clearly indicated that they designed BY Pro
dence TO be the sentinels Of this continent ,,,,,
lence of the Babary Powers and feaessly met and o'e.
the Mistress the Seas Wrestling away her scepter and
10 The quarters OF the globe and asserted the shts
our citizens foreign lands with such displays q power and
have caused the oppressed TO regard that nag no
symbol Of universal liberty the nations of the earth
CONRAD SwACKHANER responded.
IL. The Tenth Amendment 70 the National Sonsnutna
which powers delegated TO the United States nor pro
hbted the reseryed TO the States or the p
of which in their integrity depends the perpetnson
the Union its present happy condition and an escape fcm IN
dangers Of consolidated government .., ,o,...
L. The Press-Eniehtened and pettlouo stns mos \, ~
defender republican institutions and popular rights and
indispensable to the education OF the ctzens OF "0'e
men which is based upon the intelligence OF the people,
~ WomaAs mother sister, wife or daughter the moss
charming solsce of republican hearts
e.. &, CHILDs responded in an appropriate addrtss
The guests then adjourned to the ballroom, when
the dancing was resumed and kept up to late ho~
in the morning.