The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-28

Governor NJ p Banks, Of NassA ;husetts who is tenn.
poray sojourning in the metropolis visited the nsttu
tons at Eandas and Blackwes Islands, A. the invita-
ton Of the Ten Governors The party very select.
and consisted Of Hon. John hsskn, c.; Supervisor
Purdy, Police Justice Welsh, Central Park Comm ssoners
Green and Strong, stephen P. Russell, Alderman
rrctter, and Governors Smith, Maloney and Oliver,
the Committee Of Arrangements. After passing
through Bellevue Hospital Twenty fifth street, the
party embarked for Randars Island, where three
hundred children ready 70 receive them. After
they bad been reviewed. the children drawn up in
the gymnasium.
Gov. SMITH introduced Gov. Banks, saying that he
dersood che Of the children prepared welcome
vsi'er, and asked him to come forward
Mater RYAN stepped forward from the ranks and made
a neat and appropriate speech. he greeted the yser
from Massachusetts,, the State Of Hancock, Adams
and Webster. He alluded 70 the qualification which he
from visit they made to Bosson years since
In conclusion he referred 10 the GOLDEN opinions
Banks gained while Speaker Of the House Repres.ns
taves snd expressed the hope that he might had
the charitable institutions Of New York worthy
Administered
Governor BANKS made brief but exceedingly app-o-
pts,e and eloquent reply. Be thanked the speaker
bic young companions FOR tbey welcome,
copied the tender OF their hospitality WITH deep and
sincere emotion. It was one OF tue pleasant occa
siors In which he had partc'pared though
continually With the charities Of the day he had p,sS
before seen any mans visit gotten up on 80 ex
tented q scale in institutions similar 70 that, aud
DeVer saw eel OF boys like taose before MIN, and
who reflected 20 much Intelligence from their bright
and cheerful countensnces The educston which they
were Receiving now, snd the constant drilling which
they we're subjected to, they wou feel TO benefit
than sll through fe He thanked them for the regard
they had shown 10 the common wealth which he repre-
seDied. TIE commerce OF ths whole county much
10 toe energy RDo ~ the Industry OF New Yorg But
thing The boys should forget that the great God
eoverbs The universe and them all, respecter of
pereons Tie slcceeeof lie OF those bonn addressed
In ne certain, they persevering as they were
born uroer more favored cico II no, the
| favor Of friends ot fortune that supports reu
or carries them through 10 prosperity enc gy TO
tbs, which Necessary and right, The intelligence that
directs III Sc efforts, VIII CD IL necessary They ued III
ture eefore them aud they should be decided
Is shoud bT,ng forth 1t wav pleasing rgnt Sea
wuuihesnt cnsrity enabled TO do for ard
ter they should carry with them grateful sen of eli
that had been done tor them. The nope tns
| IA not IN It's men; no; in lis won,u or
10 fsuiles. IL 10 in its cOiaren they are tne
ones VITO eha Cot paths through forests al rafn
new corqness 10 ITS future bright In eoaclus %
! Governor Il urged lie children regard me essonv
shco they bad lesrbed, and when duty Commence m
every emergency to do their dusy trusting Goa
tuis
Three hearty cheers by the boys greeted the conclusion
OF Governor Banks remarks Some songs suov rs
fbe fhiefeb, ara the retired while the lte m
ciped A. Back seh's Islsnd bouptni ,epast IA, mr.
fsted by tbe Governors when sentiments were proposed
TO bier apprcp isie replies gisen The conlnAny
returned 10 tosn late in the Afternoon highly p!sasea
| with The trip.