New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

- so,rl,r, Tny ~ ns efccr "a ,arA sswr - g
sss.s 70 ir. lOs rcsr1.'ias them !"
sss ooceu ,i .ss.sA oHnssa. ss1 ss -
s Zee .s s sesi-,iss .sd .sads
,.,;n 70 rep --s! ,en a s's ,'i ssa-s stss :: :.
srEUBES A,,~o-<<r,l. Pr-.i se,t-
On the ie'h of June in the same y-sr (i7S3 Gee,
S'subep, Hc... Kp's. Ps,tes.,u. Hand. Hantsstns.
Putnam and Webb; Co.'s. Huntington. Coartlsudc
jackson. Hull ard Maxwell ard MsjI P-,tesgI
Capt. shaw. and Lieut.. Whiting, assembled = u
csnt'rnent of the Am~r,csn army the Hadsoa, -
u mmiee ~ organise the S1cie'y at which Il wa1
R,rl.,s rs.. h. FNs.ssey sae comr.aA-rin 'irt =
| tie sss, sei era meeting 10 be held IN Nay n.x,"
Msior-G. neral McDongL WAS elected Treasurer.
| ARD Msjor General Knox SesTetAy.
All theee cfhee's accepted; and General WAsHlxo-
Tns continued to be the osisent Of the So
cley from s organisation in l.s3 until ls9) when he
| resr ned, aud General AtESsSpsR H,surox vss
elected bis ,uecessor. at his melancholy desth, in
| 1854, General Chsres Co'eswor.h Pinckrey Of South
Carolina became Presi 'eni General; sincs when tbs
Chair has been respectsely filed by Colonel Asrua
! Ogden Of New Jersey, GENERAL Mnrgsn Levi. asA
N-jor William Pcphsm Of New York, General Dear
BON OF Massachusetts, and 6overaor Hsmilton FtsA
ol New-fo'k; who is nos not orly President General
or the Ger ers Society but also President Of the Now
Yo,k State Society.
1t is somewhat Of eoinci ,epce, tina, wAsH,soron
and ksoN, the 6rst Presd Mt and Secret sry cf The
Society, were subsequently the first President AMI So.
rtary at War OF the Government Of tho Unitsl
States. trF
The original number &C the New. York State Ssc,c,v
the Cincinnati was IN, aud % the 9TH Jaly, is
tire number was reduced to about -. On thss day.
however the following resolution ai,pei, adut
ting to membership al the of the original nom.
bers and their ma desceninpts:
Amy Navy wie we've o,s'ns memb-s of the stsss ss
1s s a. mai. .y % Of ss s
Society 'hai es eab.e .. Thereof and adsS ~ss.
dsn EMIT iueal scordils Rie TN
shall II ud.e worthy be admitted without paym nt rs<hs
sbo may udsd worthy OF adnisiou sa.l the time Il
ssins ths on and before tska biz sect msmbet psy
sf.be fcer. ors member from whom aas decs.C
n E :. S d,.. l. s & = % ss' ':cs
tsd that such sum shall IN NO case b less taAn ssvsnsvs
Under this liberal construction of the original Cu.
situlion, large numSor Of new members oas arsady
been admitted and we doubt not but others will rss
in they become aware Of their rights Ia the
premises IL is pruper 10 bear IN mind however, thar
In order 10 carry out this amendment Of the Consti
| tuition, q compr'nise rendered necessary aNd
thst after the lapse Of three years, the right Of sd
utssion will again be confined to the eldest VI
III. nbers and their desce
The Society assembled at the Everett House ct 81
O'Ctck D Thursday, and with tlejr guests, sAs
dow ID dinner, wbicH Was exceedingly tfeiitabs 70
the proprietor If the Everett In no abs.nce vi the
Presidebt Of the Society Gov. Fish, thu vce-PrsA-
don't Col RicHAkD NAnick DR. Wirr, took tss
chair aided by the Secretary, Alexander ID. Taomp.
son. esq, and tho DiDper Committee, oonsi.tsg u
Me.srs. Hoffman, Blcecker, Ward, Douglass aud
webb.
The guests consisted Of hts Excslleucy Gov. Kisk
and Staff, his Honor the Mayer. the Hon. Joha ].
Crittenden Of Kenuck " and Major General Ssnt ord
the Hon. Cuban &. Nesplsnck, &c. Gen. Soft, the
Governor elect Of the State the Hon. Edward Everett
Washington Irving Blshop Potter, aud other distts-
gushtd gentlemen, were prevented from attending ey
previous engagements. %
The cloth being removed, tho following rogulss
toasts were announced from the Char; -,
REGULAR ToAsrs
The Mss.evv Of cvissd world bsarv ~
aSsof Fss%ss BY S.psdy power piss.
wisdom -.
cl.red ~: = /" % ~Sr to com%c@of:se too ss.si
which n'epepdsnee 70 the Uait-d state, Of Aner
Pescr .rln, assumed for pubic !sIroee.' ..s.-
r.picuous amor whom ON Ls Fsy-t.e tbs mia4
The Parrot ~nose devotion to the Of Libsttl
1 ~ Gas.: Ia sS s. :BS I'll on tn, s.
s'lds Q: the kevan ~ our second wm Of int.psei:s
Sn es ns s9 s s1as.4, w Imp s:
ps,rics.m saa chsr srish-. their s.. np's =. =
-Sies q. s sHs'
I'D thu. SSoa BE- Ss II %
b.rcr By the der.uesn,s thoss whose patriotism sud vos
achieved the ir rds pendebce Of our country.
Z: +: ts:.Sss' s.::1ss: <. % !s.% s:S sss x..s
Tas Ma.o, ard Ar.A0',ns: ef a. Guy Ns. yer.
se~yc,'y, Pssnyisania Ma, yand and SeSi. Cardiac
Htynui Thirteen States Tie ADDITIONAL olotgY
hood who together constitute kepIbic kee
Society declared the 3,h OF August 7sJ
unaesbe determination to and chensh b~t~sss
tive Ststes ina, Ckios aud NATIONAL hooes -
essentially TO their happiness aud tue disAiy 0fss
4" American Republic =,
e fourdson upon which could be secacy oss1
psutiots vsh the chsoks ssd os
TO insure rsoity and psrp.tui.y.
H. The Arnt and hart Of hs United Stosa
a We~asts jnst spprecsson By society tho only tnns
test OF . rr6ned civilization .
The fifth regular toast was ably aud appropriately
responded to by tie Hon. JANIS "A. HAxILros. Gov.
KlsG made animated response 10 the seveath toast
uooestly disciaimpg all merit for himself but a.
suubg that the honor intended for bis oIioe.
As usual he exceedingly happy In his rs'nsrhs.
ard spoke with the eltbusiasm which character
ICES him. The tenth regular toast called up
the Hon. J. J. CRIrTEsDr,, woo made ono of his
happy efforts, in which be nculcated the sacred
character Of our Union, ard the necessity o(
cor csss:on and forbcsrance TO preserve It.
To tho 1Ith rcgulsr tosst, Religion and Educs-
tiop" the Rev. DR. HUTros and the Hop. 6uLiAs
G. VER9LascK made replies, Mr.. VERrLAsck coa-
Guiding his remarks with tcast in honor VI i" The
Press' to which Gen. WEBB responded.
Major. General SAsDToRD was called upon TO an
swer 10 the toast in honor Of the Army and Navy.
Tben came the toast, woman To this, JAnEs
w. GERARD made Que Of his happlesf responses.
Thus terminated Of the most successful rvanioes
which has ever taken place in this ancient Society,"
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