New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

- II, CTR. Of MoSz, ard M,mph,-i favored By en-
attending rcunnce- than their NOR nor'h-rn ''
=, ,air as,srmn,'ion To oou9ser di.~s.s and pryer @
IL That portion az iae hpmaa tsny WHOA 10
ofhoe Of kindness -
Mayor TrExAss, in proposing the first toast spoke
IF the important matters which bad come before me
Convention, and the eNertions they were making fT
the prrseTv aton of the public heath.
Dr.. GRIsooN responded 10 the hrst toast, no1e-ty
declining any mort which ough, 90 be attributed to hrs
POSITION He alluded iOrcbly In the fact that where
'rme and wrrtchedness were, sickness certain 10
follow.
The MAYOR or RloHvoSD, in responding TO the
eopd toast expressed his perfect agreement nith the
action Of the Convention regarding guarantee, ne
that no person who attended the parties who
suffered from yellow fever in Richmond, had caught
the disease and therefore he believed II no, con
t,rious. Tie concluded by proposing the health of
Nnvor Tiemann. who happily responded welcoming
IN. gentlemen Of the Convention to New-iork.
AL McSPFpON responded Ia the third toast, well
coming the members OF the Convention to New-fork.
and rgrc,ting tina; they had to separate without visit
ing It's Institutions. MI, 49,. A.,
mn, rrsoopd the MAYOR iocularly r,msTking that AZ
the regular speakers all down IN the programme
Mr. O,taIson might come IN AT Inc tal. enI pls tl'
regular programme hal 70 be- earned 9' o III; rlan
cl, Stevens. Griscom, Batchelder Harris -" as"n,
McNulty and others, a. great champions Oh S""i'Ay
reform.
by. SrEvrvs hsppily responded.
Prof WOOD followed Mr.. BlSitu lhIcsPoNins I"
the sixth toast acknowledging Philadelphia 10 DE
second TO New-York ard following in her footsteps IN
everything and he would acknowledge her second ID
NewYork in sanitary science, when he was ready !"
do 10. sApplan~e ,u
Dr. kENr Of Baltimore, in responding to the siSth
regular toast referred 10 the fac, that baltimore had
grown greatly since il frs; commenced with only Tour
teen houses In speaking of the non-contagon of yell
low fever he alluded to is entry into Baltimore from
Virginia, and remarked that the people of that city
-o,,a asyiuiu those who from virginia
rather than place them in quarantine. lie concluded
Inv expressing his warmest thanks to the Cooperation
for their kindness and eSpreSScda hope that baltimore
mav be able To rcciproca,e.
Navor LINCOLN responded to the seventh toast
Mavur RoDaAN of Providence, X. l., IN responding
tn the eighth toast, made some beautiful remarks IN
connection with the CITY he governed. Freedom 10
worship God being guaranteed To those who hrst
occuuird that city, they called It Providence, ana
Providence had since then watched over our whoe
Union. He spoke highly of the advances made by
medical and surgical science since the time they were
declared independent. lie alluded to question asked
IN the House of Representatives. What was khote
Island ar who was she and ~ the answer given,
.. One of the thirteen What the eve il 10 the ele-
"phant Rhode Island is 70 the Union. lie did not
saw TINT he said they all under the Constitu-
ton The gentleman concluded with the following
sentiment:
The CIV Of Netc YoyS-Thc commersa pearl o. the Union;
NAV j, ever pusac hrahy all ia honors dignity virtue ana
tluh. lGr,at spplau-e
The remaining toasts were duly honored, and the
cnuuany separated At late hour, after having enjoyed
a most pleasant evening and IN the greatest harmony
and good humor.