, 1859-02-09
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY


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were in possession OF the municipal institutions
Tnlea ma oecr ssvea l1om re HreGk o. ;as
1I ~ 1nddta 49,. 49, ra5 hso,azthsd A''e
! Tha pre,;dant thsn ;ntrodpced ,hc frat raru.
,sr toast:
~ Easptrt Ssdtt-F1rst Y EeofTnpnsa poaon a. ana
tae este Il the Wesf. aad we poar thsSas he .xaid
oWn Il D. ait,es A''p4' ''Ae ~
This sentiment was responded to By S. A. Cool.
WIN, Esq, who Thanked them 'or the privilege Of
replying TO this toast. He said he felt crushing
aud overpoxering responsibility attached to him :;
but he should be false to his NATURE false to the
State he love1, If be did not stdnl really to speak
for her at al times and on al occasions.
Bte:tte, .bere ma ~ .ith .1 sopl 60 dad
This i. ny oxn. my nAs4ve land!'
Ihe wandering Moor Will weep Wien he nears
the music Of his uatire Spain. He thought that
the native sons Of the Empire State might be ex-
c3sed for a 1ut,. eelfl.u3 ,tioo Ti,ere was not
foot al her soil that WAS not couseca,ed by the
best blood Of her sous. The sons Of New York
have always Meu In the van Of patriotism. They
| hive alxays marched to the music Of the Union.
Tie Erie Caual is monument Of her interest in
internaE improvements. The whole West has
deen interest in this Canal. Hc smoke of the
cro.lh Of the West, her yast resources, etc., aud
closed with sentiment.
The next regular toast was--
The Clergy Of Sex York-The able eocuen: aad faith
~ n.y. Ssm'I &c N.tss& .t " ~ W r..
A'..,..-... ~ -. ~
eonsfa'a'A'eo Auo 0'''e5 >oaS ~ 1"'s 'sno u
1helr aaoPslop, 1hey haa NOT fofkosteu the
ministry Of their early houle5. lie Was glad to
k,ou, that amid al, the trrm,;1 and c,amo- for
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wealth, power ana place. lheg 6ull contributed
iiberallF in their respect and by their m onev.
~ TUG 'app'te ~ >"9 s.opet' &A'te' e'o4e 'Snet
eloquent and Impressive remarks, which We
have not the room for, be closed With q eentj.
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The next regular toast was-
az Inter the menoF:s Il the past and The patriotism
o5 q ~ III notc, b,gmong IN aase
IT, -.....- 49, 49,, ,:.
~ sn9"eR ~ 'H's sea''nfenI nA "o'elaot
HoEA1lo SEYMOUR, of AeT 4oih, made speech
ot great power aud eioqucuce. The sc.t,meot
;ust y;van u.,s j, mile one and hn ,v,s ,,o,3 of
- So, - 's.s
Tue opportunity u Speak 10 IT, uesa1a ILL s'nce
his soi9urn in the West for the past lew weeks.
ht Ind never met with kintllicr smiles aud warm.
A. .,,eat;no. than 5,a hod r4reivo1 in th;z 0,..,
:. r''A1 ~ .A4 " 49,
e'5 u u: "esl' LIE aAa1eo ano AaAeo s'F4"
Sts hld ta1ed aWay, and The sons and daughters
OF New Yo,k lid nlanted in their nlaca rt tlleiun
,,1 .;r;,;z,,;on In ,,a,, lad .,,a so,.
"eu 80 a lA0 eo4'
VI Ne" England booast Of their Pu1f-
as ,ht - " aas a"a. ,ax aaa ~ he
,.N11 =. 80. 80. 49,
ciliz=n Of the land he lives in. The sons Of Se1
York csu be excused for loving their native
State. The Governor paid an eloquent tribute
to the Empire State, to the "ess-to the whole
ucioa ea il ia-aad closed with the sentiment
May God bless the Empire State nnd the
whole OF this tree land Of ours.
We are eorry We cannot ;glye more extended
uotlCa OF Gov. SeYmout'a Speech AZ it was q
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n'o'' eloqaep' eu''', ou' to7 likeness OF lac
nouc aua 'ne cFo"aea s'tss o' our eolamns'
forbid.
;nia;EITne City Of our ado'1o, a7d The Emporium
u,u. Isaac N Arno>d va, mt aovn for mi,
toast, but he not being present, cnAgLEs VALE.
ER, Esq, was substituted. Nr. ". made q cap
ear'5 ssff'enent and Struggles OF ch'csgo.
ne a,. t''e*'-a' =, ne'o'' lis Own a pFa'se-
A'ae'u u1A n'oss 49, elA.a oA anu 'esponuea -
LUIS to1st* A' sa'u tust IL e"ca III assetaM5'
coaeo:eo ol 'he soas anu 'ns danshtefs Of 'hc
kuickerbockers, it WAS suptrhuous to speak at