, 1859-12-23
THE NEW ENGLAND FESTIVAL.
Annual Banquet of the chicago New
England Society, ut The TTcmont
House, Chicago, Thursday
Ivenins, Dse. ~, 1889.

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ATTIC Of the OCCASION, WAS SeH England cot
tage, with the old we'll and swing; Faneuil Hall
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disposed of, there succeeded tae attractive and
on this evening, most admirable intellectual re-
past, and in which eachset the speakers acted
land said} well bis part, and no more, none
trcspassed on the other, and all gave variety
| rich, racy and plquant, and throughout of m
eleTatcd and excellent tone.
The hfst opening ot this portion OF the enter.
teEtainment was appropriately an excellent and
appropriate series OF remarks By George W.
Gage, Esq, President OF the Mem England So
ciety, in response to the 6rstregular toast
| 1.-THE Sxw ENGLAND SOCIETY OF CHICAGO
lie gayc the second regular taast
e.-Tuz soxs or NEW Observation-Disclosures
ed the Revolution, distinguished in the forma'
au o. sas ths ~ 'ns
oyerywhere distiuculshed. and nowhere eI
| tinguished-
This was RESPONDED 10 ably md and eloquent
ly by Henry Z, Seelye, ESQ, But our SPACE viii
not allow us 10 at,empt to do iu,tice tn tho ser
! eral sneakers. md ne preseut the reeu}ar nro
crau,ue in order from this point:
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cnterpr;se and good orIyrs We are proud to Fl
| it home
| JOHN u nA1SEs' mayor ol ehicaso.
Music-Auld Lang Syne, ,sungby Messrs Lum
bard and others
| o,n E,o,.xn Axn yxw Exc, -Nothe
aud Daughter-long since settled i'll homes o
their ewn-easiy dissenslons all pastueaeh ha
Sen. a.r+,.;r,, r;rs;-n.a, -n,,rd ~. <vari3
J. EDWARD W1Lx1xs,
Il. i. II. Consul for Chicago.
Music-"My Country It's of Thee"
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Side 9! s'ae tne ankees anu 'oe hnicks rooes
hand their Children have reared new Common
wealths beyond the Lakes:
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Music" The Narsellaisc,'
.. The lASKEE Glnl-First in war, first
Peace and afss IN tne heatts of hef countf:
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