The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04
perty or our country II now subject Of admiration and
astonishmout 10 the world

perisy or country now subject Of admiration and
asonshmeut 10 the world
Remonded 10 by Ex.Aayor Klbourne.
De H,r Clintou-rhe immortal protector and Jealous
un,irins advocate Of the Erie Canal great - he I'M
son.by va. wholly % pen o. shA ,h,. %
sculptor can ever iurn@n'
Several responses.
TAe Hudson-whose waters bore from New York 10
Albany the first steamboat that accomplished .
successful trp-a fact that will give perhaps 70 the name
OF that noble river In long distant years keener in
that literally TEEN among the mountains and valleys
along her borders, or even the bold and magnificent
scenery of the latter.
This drew the eloquence of the company gene.
rally.
Robert EllOn-A beneiactor of his fellow men. The
banks Of the HUDSON were the scene Of his trials and
TAe Ctr Of Ney Tork-The monetary and CONNER
cial emporium OF our country; destined to occupy
a. no very remote day similar position In reference to
the world
Responded to by DR.. Ford.
The Ladies of Keoku-Their personal atra ,ens, men
tai moral and social worth, command our highest ad-
miration and regard.
Bachelors generally responded
The Prs-A powerful engine for good when unframed
ed and conducted on right principles May its
course ever be such as to promote the best interests OF
he people.
Responded to by Mr.. Walling of the Daily Times.
VOLUNTEER ToAsrs
OF the great mass of volunteer toasts 1t is imp0s
sbe to publish all and 1t very difficult, among
so much that was good, to make selection. The
committee therefore selected one for each person,
so lar as they could be found with the name upon
them
By Gen. VAN ANrwERP-Robt yates and John Lansing,
Jr The majority of tho New York delegation in the
Philadelphia Convention of 1887 which framed the
stituon OF the United States To their withdrawal from
body their refusal sanction the insru
ment until oil doubtful implied powers conferred by 1t
upon the general government were cut OIL by the
amendments" subsequently adopted we in great
degree indebted tor present inmitable constitution
win all ts admirable provisions secured guaranteeing
well the i hts OF the States As the liberties of the
citizens.
By JOSIAH DAvE.--7h Valley Of the Aiaisippi-in
whose lap lies for all time to come the keys OF this
mighty confederacy, her rivers unapproached In
immensIy-her lakes uurivalled in extent ANA her for
es,s and prses unequaed In grandeur and fertility her
VITA their own hands the destiny OF our age and race.
by NJ Naturalization. motto brightly 1t
CLEANS DER the hill. Of Keo.uk our adopted city.
By. T. L1H We are all New WORKERS mere, yes We
BY R. Van NosTsAsD The CSy Of Keoksk-whle
her nsn<utiR are models for the country her trade Is
BY M s1BslsKlxSThe memory of this re. union may 1t
induce the New Workers Of Keokuk to repeat 1t year
By A. 7. wAnIsG Our Hoa-"Now Is the winter Of
oiioontent made glorious summer by this son OF
By Mr.. -Keosuk.-Twenty Year, ago . wiier-
ness to-day, the Gate City; twenty years hence the
BY Uol CuK1Is-Neay Fork, Ieoo and Caldornia-MAy
they soon be connected with iron bands.
by EDWARD j. kiIBorNH-Three times three to the
May or of Keokuk.
By Il. BrsI-Tbe State Of New York, the State Of Iowa
and the State Of Matrmony.
By Mr. DuRKEs me Ladies Of Keokuk.-They are in
favor OF the uuien-to man.
By D. G. DKwFx.-hard and Ne,c York-The railroad
them together with bands OF iron, but sisters
and swehea spin silker cord that holds us stronger
BY g. CApv-Union College Of Schenectady, one Of New
Yorks Ioolest nstisuons may she long continue her
usefulness.
invalid may her Revolutionary reputation incise to no.
BILE deeds.
By 3 HlrcHoocK-Honor to TIE Excelsior Cub OF
New Workers. long may they wave In love, peace and
prosperity In the State OF Iowa.
By +. r. BlIcKwnI-I.oa-May abe ever prove to be
an Empire s,ste' TO all New Workers.
By EpwARD KIBoURyE-The Cites Of New York and
Keokuk-The former not more certainly the commercial
emporium O. New York than the latter Is Of Iowa
By Mr. BsowNI-Nep rork and IOod-Smlar In their
physical Developments. may the adopted citizens OF the
latter copy the moral and and literary sentiments OF the
former.
By Mr. BriKSAp-Lnkin, our Hos-Nay he live forever,
ana every cay be Doubleday.
BY Mr. wncHsAs-r s Bi'ii~s, Hoae-May always
be a good place to have Larkin.
BY Mr.. TrN ErcK-Ksokak-rhe Home four Adoption.
Nay be perpetuated by the erection Of suita
BILE monument In honor Of that ilustrious chief.
By Mr.. JEgrTI-our Friends Praent-rhe Early Plon.
from York Their sagacty and enterprise elan
hughes, admirali and honor.
ByD W KnsouRSB-7he Frat Inhabitants Of Keoa.k-
kut and their tribes and the numerous warriors Of their
nation the only occupant OF this spot but few years
..ee And where We cn ~ssrs
onsred by CKo. CHAPrS-Sdnard K,l ,o,irne, E,qr-Hs
pubic spred efforts 20 dnus light throughout the com
nuny the dark places TO be illuminated, arc
entitled TO the highest praise and have been attended
with brilliant Iesults.
By q. c. IIr-Th. Dutch Ciii-ens Of the Stst, Of H11
Irk-A race OF msn employed by Providence TO lay the
on which the greatness OF the Empire state
has btcn reared
BYE x FosD-7ne financial Responsibilities Of ne Re
pres,ntait,s Of NciO Tok-Good for 70 Gays, with an
assurance CT renewal nj current rates.
Byk p sAAnrs-Tb all Nar Fork Brethren not
pye,.ni to-nigh'-1hey are foEdly remembered
BY Mr.; DOrmsDAy-rrey: Troy weisht very heavy;
Troy bellies, beautiful TO the sight Troy bells, sweet
sound 20 the cars.
Mr. TnIIseHAsT, agent Of Troy bell foundry,
briefly responded and gave
The Wem,n Of Ner rork-Ro,bers o. . race OF good
Ru M " 0SrnANn-A canilal il niclcrhnckpr