The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-15

BILL OF FARE
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ssnce. s'ripsa exss. ;
Freeh roackercl Spanish rackorel.
Boiled sslaiop.
turkey Muitn. !
Beer. Chicken, v'blc. sauce !,
Pa, sop,a esuce. Lamb, nlrt saaes. )
Ducss, vi'S olives. Goose, celery sauce. {
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Chicken, cgc cauce Hum. &
turkey, stcr saucc. LJos.er.
vu,ioc csoer ssnce. Torgru !
Oorned beef. :
Chicken salad. L9b3,sr salas. !
81. c.nes. :
sRoILEp ;
sp-ile chicken. Pseaas
vrGxrABLes !
|, 4.s pois.oee tomatoes, steved
RAkoi T3a;es Tuspirs (
s~eet 20 -oes. Greea corn {
p-~as Boiled enions.
TO1taioas plan. Ssrus bears. !
Pickles Horse r.a,sh.
oaerres-s.
APPLE pie. yAo-,i.esr-y pie.
Black berry 20. Knuberc pie.
Ice Cream. Ornrge.
Orange ico. Nsisr ns',ls
kl-noots Nutmeg malas
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Gr~osa Rtnaias
Apples r.aeArra tncofe.
NJ D. q SCOTT of the Franklin and waycrly
mt Works, Paterson, presided. Nhnn dinner
over aud The champagne corks began t0 pop, the
| UiriaD rnse and aid:-Gentlemen--f rise 10 pro-
Z The frsi toast, and In doing ~ iD 10 large an
smbiags, rcpresentiDg 20 much i1,e'llSence,
4 MD feel much more difident, but talt know we
Al met here to give expression to fcengs Of one
Ia f,1t f,lx,,, ,t.iI
gatherings like this. Il Is more tla1 useful IN It
stlcnen OF similar pursuits, but Of different poll
| Al sentiments, should on sOme occasions be en-
Id 70 express feelings, not ia conflict, but IN har'
ny. ss they can do how in the ties OF neighhor-
. Cd and the bonds Of friendship. I am SIRE there
not be a word uttered here today on any poll
4 topic, but that good fellowship and friendly
ing will iguvern this assembly. (Cheers.) The
| :, viii give you Ia one which no American citi
viii not lie proud 10 drink
ne Presideni OF the United sta'es-wh,tever dre-
nos Of opn,on msy exist ~ 10 Mr. Bucharans mode Of
5,ssstoripE the gJverpmers there % difference
1.-The fact he II the chief Of Tho froosi
riry IN the world tChecrs)
The toast In, ing been drank with enthusiasm, the
,rman again rose aud said:--The second toast
4 be the Governor OF New jersey. He was ex-
I'D here to-day but from some cause or another
ias not come.
Irr. ]. r. Fasssx, OF the STATE Ga<effe, here rose
| aid that pressing business and III health were
causes of the Governors absence.
[ me health Of Gov. Newell was then drank, aud
CHAmMAN gave the next toast
ne Invention Of ,se Ar. OF Printing.
That toast was divided into two parts--thc invcn.
q OF printing. and the freedom of the Press. He
MD call Il the blessed ART Of printing and he
burht the company ought TO receive il with graft
rton. If you could forget. gentlemen. that You
dwelling on the land where Washington fret
bted the torch Of liberty; II you could divest your
II xl..s IA
The United States, but were under che rule Of
XIpoleon Of France, and that this scene was being
Xacted on the banks OF the Seine instead OF amid
\ wild scenery of the Passaic Falls and that you
INK such toast as the blessed art OF printing,
At, think you, would he tell you He would say,
ay with you, 70 some distant island of mg DON'T
y,ns "a voice--Cayenne.) That would be his man
W. If You dared speak Of printing as blessing
kbeersl Gentlemen, you know that the traditions
your nurseries tell you that tho invention OF print
Y was a contract with the devil Qaughter) Now
Eil speak Of the second part Of THIS toast-the
edom of the Press--and ! give IT with my eyes
XIly open TO the many lamcntabe consequences
sing IRON H. but stifl think that we should mol
trct IL; for the cure, ara certain, would he .
catcr evil than the disease Itself. (Applsuse) In
baking Of Che freedom Of the Press I give my owf
nion OF 70; you can interpret II "a suits your owl
emen, The worst evil see arising from the free
of the press IL the spirit Of personal vtnperation
which editors sometmes indulge; but as hate tha
m who drags another from his privacy and make.
the subject ofvtuperation, so, cordially, 10 be
I'M Judge in the case, will say nothing more OF
!. subject, except 10 add that in every heart, q
d IL our nature there may be some barren spo
eve virtue does not blossom. Notwithstanding,
abuses which may perhaps belong TO the Ppess
glorious institution, aud after all II Il only lk
cher blessings capable Of being abused. In M
irion never since God said "iet there be light, :
here was light, have we seen a more gloriou
aotion than the Art Of printing. cloud cheers.)
,imaoS GRxsbsy replied to this toast, giving
III sketch OF ne progress OF printing, and wa
Rosed briefly by 1dge Mar. Of the Trenton In,
ncfcar. - --, ~
n. BaRKAJvw o. Paterson, proposed the mex
=. and IN Offering II said:--Gentemen, there I
s-srcv bes,des the types, required to carry GU