The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01

Ds~ros, Nov 19--iirM
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se~ Hssd''d f"'sas1'ns-A crawd ps3spy. al IN Hss~
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osd Brown, ~ As I>asf~ssaf c~sw a. iseos
ror some time past ,he upper crust aboluoa ore,rs
hefesbcut have bceu iess agaiedla ccue,uane
Of contemplated grand dspsy q, the private maascn 81
abolition nascs IA Cambridge, parforuas 10 h. An 10
Of Senator Wilson, prior has departure Tor wssh,sx
ton to attend 10 has ccai dstes Many supposed hss
The oec no, truly promulgated, and thai The reel
ntesuco to gather oil the abolition tribes t,x~hr
especially the chiefs thereof In order thai senator ssn
ncr who has just returned from Europe with yery exsiaS
concerning hs Imperial Hiehness Napoleon M.
might be welcomed with general sAaam in othss
and more familiar words, "sslrt JOSH"
Others again pos their fingers knoungy their nsxc.
and with mysterious wink q The rg, eye, AMI wrx
gle Of the muscles Of rsh,chsek whispered solemny
~ have hr' "Ushr Yes Hohp' au "a
all about ',--'s Rhaip . Browni' John Bfownsss
ayes, even ossawaiome Brown. You know Brown q
to be hunrfv ayes" mwcn, tbs couvocstson Of ths
tribes a sambo takes place abou, the le-pcrha,s
tne very DAY old Brown will swlag viii he called
eciher BY no notices lke Garrson IN tho public
papers but by secret nissivee The Of the party
viii be there; and marx my word M stcffeus stranger
the devil only balchcs evil out II such nest
There were furthermore, oiheIt IN and around tows
gchcr the leaders 81 the party and arrange the Pden
tai programme Cor 1860 But what was all abou, wu
pr arntly appear.
Some Two days ago the invitations were scut out The
following is cory Of OF The cards, which ode
gantly engraved, aud got rp regardless " expense
prcssy Tor the occasion
CONGRATULATIONS
Mr. J. :. Williams requests The pleasure Of ---isy
company, on Tuesday evening, Nov - Mt o'cioSkx
sio nice, Hon Henry Wilson,
Main street, Cambridge I
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The mansion Of Mr.. Williams one OF the mos. SUPPORT
and elegant In the city Of Cambridge The surroundings
tasteful and recherche IL Is within pebbles ans
OF the royal residence OF the rich Mr. vcrmore ne
father in law OF Hon Arson Burrgamc, which Is thought
by the latter 10 be better place for permanent req
deuce than the famous Csiton House. Canada
shore. Mr. Williams is rich any TIVE respectable
men ought to be- most Of his wealth being amssed BY
lucky specuatons Ia the California trade He said 10
be actually Overlooking with cash; being indi
yua Of the stub and twist temperance school, he don't
spend his money iooshly for such mixtures u
the wicked but applies his surplus funds for such
cent amusemens the aboitionists favor o. lie
man who thinks crime TO drink glass cf ale,
has so declared from his place in the Senate Chamber
So great is hs Partially for water, he would have
sUmed the whole responsibility and expense ucng
the Fresh Pond water into the CITY Of Cambridge hal
not liquor been sold IN the hotels on the mar
| gin Of that CLASSY lake. The fact that mea
had been known 10 fish in the lake after
partakipg Of glass Of milk punch was suIiciea t.
detcrorate poison rumiy the whole body OF water And
now some OF his neighbors assert he sends them miles
into the country selecting the most remote point from
quS md amy us s searsex be
But Notwithstanding his abborrence OF liquor any shape
Mr. Williams is Mt heart charitable man; he feels for his
fellow especially the nggers and his repeated good
acts in behalf Of his becoiored brethren
namo place in the black book Of golden letters He
truly "white man with black heart" The coiorcd
population all think So and act accordingly. Mr. Williams
has Cambridge politically between his upper and neither
thumb nails and all he has 10 do is 10 crack the insect
create sensation among the graybeards. But onsht
was his triumph-his goryi And lei see what
We shall see