The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-24

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sucpott and but feeble return 10 slanl here and do
her Lsory he Justice which entitled As shc has stood
By vii stand By her ard when dessr, and he:om.
10 hsr good may the Almighty desert ms
lead ngr.e the world Without respect Of man o.
Ite soresry hero snnouu ,ed that be had received
humber Of letters nom the foovipg distinguished gentle
who expressed their regret si not ooing able =, %
present Joseph Chandler, Justice Csmpbeh, Hon
| Baml, Fish, Bvhop Potter, DE- Henry W. Be1ows
Rev. DR.. Adams, OF this oy; j.. Gerard, Bon Jtme
siessrt Of Msry land; william Nacisy, Hou. Johs
i Kelly, Of New York Hon Roverdy Johnson, OF Mary
spd; A. J. Parker. OF Pa Gen. James shields. Com.
/ O. Perry, Lent Gen Sroit
teieers phic dcsps.oh read from Judge D,uglas
| lsmeniIg his inability 10 be rresebt.
| Tfh toass.-The meirorv OF WasbingsonA
L 1be inst the last the best.
4 Tho Cinc'nnalns Of the Wes,
1 whom envy dared not haze.
| Bcuueathcd the lame of Waebington
| To make man blush here was but Ona
1 Mr. WV. A. RomNsoy responded 70 II, severely cen
surlse rslgi,us prescription, aud the prescription o
| foreigners, declaring that tho statement c an
ever man liar Who made the statement tha. Sssn
atom ssio Pot but Americans guard 70 night
l me Cn.rHvss then read the following toast
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