The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27


After the cloth removed Mr. Ed. MuIs, the Chair.
man of society announced that letters had
ceived from Governor Wise, Dr.. Brownson, Mr.. r.
Chsndler and others The following is Cow Wiss's et-
tar
sIswts q wsna give bearded pleasure accept In
thirteenth annual celebration st. Patrlcks Day al DE
1S ss ss
asss ere q s q q % @ AND
them ard be IN their midst aud inspire em with ,ir or
ss ss y s .SS p9s q spa Dc
So So Har 1 s1 zoe '0e CRIME OF not beng 1Gn son
The regular toasts we're then proceeded with az fol-
H.. 1AAg,y we oelshrseB the magic Of its influence
for the present and hope forthe future. fatrcs
HaI. country Of the brave and good,
1tna ha.i: Il sha ihs psonisa Q! song aad story story
Mrio-.up siss asfisst se a1sen Iasa ana sa s'e''
s opd lie 1 hs vp spr If nv which e.
sIsn sns may ry the 2. Ct ey aud religious liberty
The In sh and american Hierarchies learning
a at Is @
re v Mercy isa S,s, S1 0coHnsl Nus Music - D,rse
rests he noble structure Of the Uniore naisua right Of
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siH'EZ ol lie old dis
sns earn
IL The Monroe Dcct.ine-Neiher the ambiguity OF Ian
Tos ns sTs shall eysr prevent It's so
psosats re Of Irish SOL
ders Bv the ge and valo Of she has exposed
rae s e%s ssHss sss Of
H. s 81 yrs Be IS a snS a 5%nassas % s
unShemerality.. Music. Franklin's March !"
Creina."
Rev r BRADY responded to the fourth toast in very
poetical and eloquent He spoke of the depsn
dence Of the Irish peasant his priest he looked
up to In sorrow and in afction. When the IrsAm an
landed on these shores his first request for priest
and American Catholics were noted for their pety rhe
Raw gentleman closed amid much applause, with apoA
Coroner CoNStY responded to the 'Cits Of New York
Although it ceemed improper for aliens to speak in
this country according to certain parties, yet ne
ciI6enoe In doiug So (Applause.) The speaker here
paid glowing tribute James T. Brady FOR his efforts
in behalf Of civil and religious liberty and denouncei
and hishmen had fought Tor American liberty ana
should ehare its benefits Great applause The bar
Of New Yosk adorned BY Irish talent and genu.
and yet saio the speaker these coud hold Off sc
if tbs damnable doctrines OF the Know Nothuss pre-
vailed (Nehen1eut applause #
NJ MchAs1ERs ponded to the Ne Venth toast. -
At this stage of the proceedings young man, named
oan Oougaerty torre poudpg Sec etary of che Young
lrienda fell from the table to the floor, II In At
He as taken to the adj Dining committee reom where
Dr. Connery attended upon him; but he stricken
with death and medicine could him. Other ply
sicians sent tor and everything that could be
done was done, but he expired in a few minutes.
The CHAIRMAN announced the death OF the young
N feeling terms to the company and the festivities
soon changed to mourning
The speeches were slapped and the ball that to
olow p0ned to other occasion. The ,ther
sisters the young uan we're present. and rs might
he supposed, their grief knew bounds Mr. Dougherty
native OF this city sud held in high by
his associates He had not complained Of illness Turing
ILe evening" and seemed in excel spirits 1t ia sup
posed he died OF disease Of the heart An inquest win b.
held to-c8y.