The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-11
PRETNTfD
list r, y. J. S. NJ,
Col A. :. yoslyRGH,
FOR
GcoD CoSpucr, SKILL AND EFic1ycS.
IpNF. 1851
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Col voBrRGH a speech, thanked the Society Cor
the high testimony of public appreciation With which the
list honorcd, and er efforts would be 10 Keep
the Eagle before their eyes not for what they had done
lst strive make themselves deserving Of 80
distinguished trbute and that the Eagle would be the
rayng point for all lovers Of order tn uphold the laws
and liberties Of the American people, whether threatened
by civil nsrecton foreign inversion. Il Will be our
protect and 10 disgrace IT, cloud cheers)
The immense gathering, the military formed to march
OIL Tho ground began to dispense; and Col Nosbursh was
warmly congratulated by his numerous friends.
TIE number Of militia that turned about 500
There were over 200 police on the ground
BANQUET Ar THE ST. NICHOLAS.
The officers Of the Seventy first regiment and large
company OF invited assembled about o'clock
in the evening the Nicholas. where they sat down
to dinner prcparc in TIE bosi style of that establish
ment Among the guest, were Mayor Wood. General
Sandford General Hall, General Spiccr, General Ward
Mr. Cochrane aud considerable number Of the officers
OF other regiments. When the company had done full
a. the good things before them, Colonel Noeburgh
who presided gave the first regular toast as foows-
The President of the United Safes whsh Wa re-
ccivod with all the hoDors
Then followed the second regular toast
The Governor Of the state OF New York"
10 which Mr. Seward replied IN PECULIAR! tppropi a,e
amt happy manner.
The fourth toast
The Military Association of the State OF New York.
responded 10 ny Col j. G. Smith, OF the lsh Regi
fneni who took occasion 20 high compliment To Col
Lansing for the efficient part lac had taken in the orgni
The Army and Navy' was the hfth regular &c l, AMI
Lieut. Beae having been called upon instead OF speech
The Seventy -ars, Regiment Of New York,hcir gal.
lautry and hospitality"
'The Civil service was next toasted. AMI Mr.. ]. 7.
Haadley having been called upon 10 reply did full justice
10 the subject
Then followed toast to "rhe Mayor of View York"
Who, ON rising, wa received with enthusiastic ap-
plsusc In reply ne addressed the company follows
Mr., President and gentlemen, ] suppose should
covo Very little sympathy here were " say that can.
not make a speech, not that assume II Is conceived
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| sumo that you think Mayor ought 70 DO
aPie 40 70 Do yo,s anything thing gansh' Can sa the Ayo'
Of All work that he should be capable Of dncharepg
duties u the executive officer Of the iegi 'qOr Of the
orator; that the Mayor Of Sew York should only be
able 10 do thing but that h. should also be rsop-
rtble Tor everything that " any msbap IN your
town that damned Mayor (roar OF laughier) II any
mr. 0run, falls upon The people, whether be financial,
social a. political, i Is that damned Mayor Q1encwed
augher) ~ short, no old lady now hoses her nigh csp
that Mayor Wool amt held responsible for il. (Norc
hughicr) But gentlemen, Thu, ! take Il, Is a SOCIAL
semi military occasion. The topics which 70 he
discussed and which axe for granted, have been dis
cusseu, are If 5 ra-htiry Character I never had a
uniform on in my life, newer had that strong fecir
which believe Irvade. the whole American community
re desire fer military distinction and making that
remark don't suppose that deTreca,c IN the least thlt
love Of mil ary e that strong desire for military d.
tnCcn, and that capacity for reaching military cmnonce
Which i national characteristic Of the aons Of American
| obtaining That emihenre II has been sail that
| there s no country where people are more
CnlNaze-7 where the natural instincts OF all Glasses,
4 lie lie Intelligent and educated tic
se-flc an ntcrstc, moro hgb, developed than n
la tl'' Ike the nations Of Southern Europe or n
soah Amcrs- wLsse the child Is tausi tho Ell
i'c VI nC FrHe tbey t.usht the ride. and,
tl4e 81 lC Nfgf.stion q tLs .<ssso educated N
! On H1oigr pt. ssau ~ Hc al1Hr AprHrae) Ist
mt ay ufol Ns occasion thst hag, t1 the honor
us hoit DF nF present position E7s been very pls
lance "a BIZ trrgrct WITT i1t .ticn for an
occaa 7ai revCw Which SON give front ~ he City Hall
and ~ which sou invite Che cts authorities. Knowing
bHtHttt wycI 0f what g required regard 20 mill
0w discipline. t way pie I'D not a Judge Of
surh matters boz viii say thai far the seventy
ID rtvmNnt concerned. ~, - far NJ am capable or
I.dgHg ~ licr appearance, by the W. q wh.,h thoy
rsts- tra-r rtcreiss. By her drs ard genera de-
pertinent shrihCr Inc or n privaie ,racy whetner
Il oficeit 1eu, know a no teneut IN New YORK
that hem (Applsuse) IFita,sse With great
pleasure 70 day the presentation that sis q lrat n
the City Hall, and am ConffeAl i well deserved
and II the trst that given by tho State
Military Association, only express the hope that
may be continued In regard 10 other regiments who
deserving Of = similar compliment. by 20 dong we will
be encouraging tary efficiency, and holding out the IN
ducemcn others to obtain the discipline and mi tsry
advancement for which delight honor Col yVsburg
and the officers ~ the Seventy brst regmeps.
Other toests given 20 which responses made
by Mr. Van Rurcn, Col Duryea and other gentlemen and
was near that smallest VI all the hours syont the
twal," before the company separated