The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07
Banquet OF the Boston Printcrs' Union to the
National typographical Unioa.

Banquet Of tho Boston PrtntoED, union 10 the
National typographical Unios:
[From the Boston Daily Advertiser, Maya
A grand banquet given at the Revere House iast
evening By the Boston rnse s0 sssaous sI
this CITY Plates laid for go guests aud they were
nearly all taken. The company entered the dining nan a.
half past eight O'Clock, 10 the music OF Gimores band
which stationed in tho adjac hall Among the or
nsments OF the tables representation Of an old nand
William Madgan, Esq, presided, and at the right and
ie were Robert Smith, ESQ. the President OF the Ma
sah ouncy r. os Hon Frederick
W.: lincoln Hon Joseph + buckingham. Hon. Henry
Wilson, Joseph NJ wishtmau, Esq Hon Moses KIbail
banquet, which was In The usual good style Of the Re-
we're House, YVES attended TO.
70 welcome the guests He referred numerous
typographical unions throughout the country suggesting
the hope that they performed unmporaut part In pre-
serving the Union Of the States He concluded by an
nouncing the FIRST regular toast as follows
The National TyOSgsphS.l. yno.mIt Pesmanescs and
ssbiy are secured BY the support OF the printers In
all sections Of the country.
ROBERT SMITH, Esq, President of tho National Typo
graphc. Union RESPONDED as re-. sG S6a 70 the %po
He greeted with nine cheers as he rose and
was enthusiastically applauded az he took his seat
The Chairman announced the second regular to&st:-
The Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
letter was read from his Excelency, the Governor,
regretting that he unable TO be present
The PRESIDENT next introduced Hon. Joseph + Sucking
ham, as a man who was we'll known to all printers
He spoke briefly, and proposed the following sen'''
ment:-
The Triple Broherh,od- Gutenberg Faust and Shooter,
ssDs Us Of The present 10 bold with the past Let
s y ns
s fire he mind A. e S e. sn FREQ
Mr. Buckingham then took his leave.
The third regular t0ast:-
Tho National LegsatureThe right arm Of tho American
Hon Henry Wilson was called upon to respond. He
proposed the sentmont-
IT. IIuton MAJ TIA udo
printers Of the United States DO crowned with abundant
Hen. ALEXANDER a. RICE was called upon and replied.
He proposed
The American Union States and the Union OF American
Of and ne b.sn Of and
prosperity and happiness 10 all who live under their proec
Letters were read from Hon Edward Everett and Hon.
Robert G. winthrop, regretting that previous engage
ments prevented their attendance
The CHAIRMAN announced that Morris Brothers. Pe and
Trowbrdge were present. and would favor the company
with some music.
| Fourth regular sentiment
The City of psme and fame of the xrea printer
among her most cherished memories.
Hon. FREDERICK w. LINCOLN, Jr., responded.
Hon JOSIAH QUINCY, Jr, introduced, and after some
interesting anecdotes, proposed
The Health of report all that Is said and
improve all they report
congratuatory despatch received by telegraph
from New Haven, signed The Rule and Stick Club"
speech and after referring the importance OF unioa
to the advance OF the craft 10 its proper position pro-
| poeed-
United We stand divided we fall"
Joseph NJ Wiebtnan, President Of the Massachusetts
Charitable Mechanic Association responded to toast to
Hon. Moses Kimbal Isaac F. Shepard ESQ.,, B. Perley
Poore Esq, X Pangborn, ESQ.,, and many sthers fol-
lowed and Mr. Day. the youngest member Of the Boston
Union, read poem.
The company broke up little before two O'Clock this
morning.