The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-19
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70 ia pos, iblaes-Are NODDED 70 ntorerss tosir
msSDiDg AND rssiSs their promiss. Soon . msa
vsN Of M Vanderbilt 10 ss city, and gesans pro
priesy Of giving dim sucn . rccepssoa ~ would on
courage n@ % make Sew os,Ss we PIG ssDS'
deLtly . man Who understands tne hour, and tnsi
= much laced; be knows the impo.,aaos Of
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the old God perfectly bald behind; he IL the
Sssiy e. un~ssy used; and, therefore, 10 xsSss Our
eisizens to make The most OF Mr. Vandovuss vnn,
direct the proptous ssper OF ths une 10 acton before
enterprises Of groat pnh aud moment their
wsll who Mr. Vanderbilt that his visit should cAus
Orleans business community IL he . secJna Pea1od
be tnobb shly toaoed Dan 10 6eershoDa because
spc sp,r spo boo nopnnx 9Th O one.s saa io-ds nc
tpsly cuimlnasss IN blaze Of glory By ylpg thirty
housxnd doisrs 70 MS rasive towaf No; 90 Il not
PsAbs dy; be has Lot sought fame by & NDg ainper
iAtle association with the names Of greater Il he has
psstse village 90 NOS know that has ever ce,ved
shry dollars st MS hands, or ssoas Ia need OF
that moderate som but d. Is . With steAm-hi.s
mo facilities for procuring eamshp5 a hs 5scx; and
tncyt oIo he the OF ali men. wAntad ut tuis un1e
BY Cit, which, dira steamships moro than
ciiy In D country has kno~n less Of their TO
sny fhus The csse may be- preseOtod View O-iesn
val tn steamships; Vanderbilt hes eeams alps,
readily iuJnish them; Ne~ Orieaos p0y them pr,
ats bly, all her In ercia concessions o0t
wnh the Nv and Old World; Va dcrbit docs not objec
having them pxontabiy EN- Jloy Cd Of course Neso
leans knows she would be greatly bensttted oy drec
mall hence 10 HAvre or osher Earoean pore; vAndoroh
SEEKING contra 4 for carr, ing such mail
why. then the strks hands In .hs mutually
Of need ana coincidence Of ioaerssu
With Mr.. VAIde bits an teosiens We have nothing b
do; with ps private Qaar'e We nave no conoeSn, IL
~ man Oh stea nr hps-in the WORK OF coutemporary
the sOo,umbus uf eanship vigauon''-a Of
gy, eperprre ard tndo miabir Wilt v Ia SUCH cnn
actey than would have the city make his acqu
And VIII Hhoud II be made and well caiuvaNd, boo
Ii IL % certain 70 result to tho advantage Of oothf
NKw ORLaiSs Oec. 10, 1865
Cornelius vandertilt viii this city,
prosperity Of witch he various steamship enterprises o.
mpia.s establishing wi 30 largely contribute tne
results VIII .h viii TOW from the ,uenes and tho deer
mined nt zeDce and eDeTgy OF head and heArt 10 tae
TORN aiion ana prose luton evinced By Mr. Vanderbilt
poftaut hat such should be made TO feel tuat De
IL bore at n)me an among friends, and that we sho1
enGeayor to identify him si!n our CITY and state Eye
man, from Napoleon TO the most ordinary moral mnxie'
in private ambition with paolc enter orse aud pubic
eiprse, ana personal interest is not oay inevitably
pxd WITH bur IL always the Key OF national advance
mept Viewed In this Ignt tue c1ndoct n 6nerA Walk
m brt akpg with msn oil the ability capital
Vanderbilt ust be considered the most dangerous aDo
tmpoaic act OF his career an informed that nanoe-
Of gentlemen nave expressed wa TO entertain Mr. Van
derDih Win public dinner or testimonial o. inerest
and q, p.caaiion OF similar nature. hope that
viii take the lead IA this natter and give their
kos pitaDse plan PRACTICAL shape.