Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-31

1 Wild Turkeys, Venls0n Steaks.
Leg and Saddle o, vens7n, Prairie C6eEens
Pickles CurrantJ Jelly Celery,
| Cold slaw sardines, Cranberry Sauce,
/ Stuffed Olives, Picked Beets, Picked Onions,
/ Apple Sauce, Horse Radah, Hot slaw.
Boiled Maooaroni, Boiled Potatoes Sweet Potatoes,
Baked Potatoes, Bseis, Mashed P.tatoes
| Sour rout, squash, TurDiPS
Apple Pies, Peach Pies, Blackberry Pies
! Charlotte RuIse, Rum Jelly
Rose Drops, Lady Fingers,
Lemon Icing Cakes, Kisses,
Jelly Cakes, Union Stars,
Coat Of Arms Of Tennessee, KENTUCKY and Ohio,
Crystal Pyrau ids
Apples, Oranges, Ral,ius
Brazil Nuts, Hickory Nuts,
Pecan MIS-, Almonds
Vanilla Ice Cream,
Filberts,
coFFEE.
Before half the guests had entered the room, adds
the Cate, the supper was commenced. and before
all were seated several persons had already mount
ed the table and were addressing those in their i'm
mediate neighbOrhoods. The greatest confusion and
noise prevailed, and it was impossible to hear what
was said or to even reach the speakers stand.
After partial quiet had been restored, his honor
the Mayor announced that Gov. Dennison hal just
received a dispatch which he desired Mr. King to
read
Mr.. King mounted the platform, and attempted to
read the dispatch but the noise and confusion
pletely drowned his voice. He then passed to the
centre of the hall and mounted the table. After re
questng order, which it was impossible to obtain
he said ITO show the manner in which this cleo
trical fire is spreading over our country, am re-
quesed by Governor DennisOn to read the following
dispatch, Just received from the Governor Of New
York:
Executive CHAMBER, ALBANY, N.Y.
Jiuu'ry27 1860.
The Legislature Of this just passed the following res
Res0ised That the Governor be requested to extend to e
Governors and Legislatures Of the States OF Kentucky
visit to the ap Of Ohio AMI to the
and LEGISLATURE oil the safe Of Oho cordial invitation 70 visit
this capital as the guests Of this State.
add the expression OF earnest hope that the invitation
hereby extended may be accepted Please e5mmuu the above
to the parties concerned D. MORGAN.
The reading of this dispatch created the widest
confusion and uproar. Nearly every guest, of the
eight hundred present to their feet and shout
ed: Let US accept" We will CO. Good for
New York" Let not stop until we reach Wash
ngton.
Mr.. King inquired whether it was necessary to
put the question, and the reply "NO, No arose
with a tremendous shout which rang through the
hall aud fairly made the building tremble.
Repeated efforts were made to restore quiet
Some called for music, others for more catawba
while others wanted the toasts read.
THE ToAsTs.
!. The fame WashRgon-A legscy great and too glo
rOus belong anything less than the whole ContnenI
shall be divided TO be drank standing and silence
Music, ''Washingtons March"
p To Der Elder sisters, Kentucky and TennSsee-ohos two
millions OF people, in her metropolis tonight bids WELCOME
their homes and their hearts ald with voice proclaim
perpetual er o. good feeling to the whole household OF the Con
fedsraey.
B. IndiansOur sister State osmsntei to by common
Music, "BIarch to the Battle Field"
4 The Governor and Legislature Of 0hOThe Q1esn City
dsrs her allegiance to the sovereignty OF the state.
Not quite straight ne but Cincinnati straight enough and
proud enough to welcome he- sister municipalities.
liberty and lawths stssdast pillar Of perpeuity.
7. The Great WeThe high constable Of The nation commands
tie OF The Unon let sdon dsperseths riot has
been read
Music 'Ofa the ARTS the wind baw, dearly loe the
West
g. Henry Clay and Andrew Jacksonville Orator Of Ashland
the Hero Of the Hermitage Their lives boDors he sates
sectional jealousss can make usforget our paiTiotsru
g. The President Of the United States Eahs first poteuate
the servant Of the people.
10. The Army NavyThe Angel Of Peae one upon
the land and upon the prcaiming that shall be
more,
H. The LaIies-No Union without them-nO dissolution with
them.
Music Let the tOastb s, Dear Woman"
- The PresThe first words printed by Faust "iet there be
10. The Union Of the statss-EsTO PERPETUA
Music ''Yaukee Doodle"
During the evening speeches were made by Messrs.
PICKETT, MARTIN, EwNG and PAYNE. Of the Tennes-
besides a number of gentlemen from
Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana
After the second toast had been read and res
pended to, Speaker NEWMAN made the following an
In the name Of Tennessee, we. her Representa-
lives, invite the Executive md the Legislature of /
he people Of Ohio, to come to Tennessee and accept
IF our inequalities.
During the response Of Mr.. STUsBERRY, of Gin |
.nnat to the sixth toast while speaking of the de-
otion Of Ohio to the Union and the interest of the
.ity of Cincinnati in the preservation Of friendlyre-
atoms with her sister cities, flag which was borne
" the gallant yeomanry Of Ohio in the battle Of |
Iew Orleans, was exhibited and was received with
enthusiastic cheers. Accompanying the flag was
he following note in regard to its history:
This Flag, or Bridge, belonged TO the barge Triton
IN the 23d of December, 1914, the day the British
anne from the Lake to the Mississippi the Triton
vas sent from New Orleans across the river to
ring over the United States Al Regiment then sta
toned ON that side Of the river. when the regiment
rrived, the flags were hoisted amid TIE most en-
husiastic cheering Of the men.
The Triton was a Erig-rigged barge. or vessel
wned by baum E Wallace, and employed IN the
rade between New Orleans and Cincinnati, bur
hen 100 TONS and drawing five feet water. On
Ong ID company OF two other barges, they over
OOh UcLl CdtEOil DIVISION at Fort PICKERING
lemphis. The flags were hoisted and a salute
ired and the compliment returned by the Iennes-
eeans with hearty cheers.
\ vote Of thanks proposed and given with
im to Capt SHERLEY, President Of the Louisville
nd Cincinnati Mail Line, who got up the excursion
o Cincinnati as the most practical Union man and
atriot extant, to which the gallant Captain res
Onded most felicitously.
The "Glee Club were then called for and sang
n appropriate song. when the festivities closed
about two o'clock Saturday morning., with three
heers for the Union.
If possible, adds the Gtssc the general exercises
the evening surpassed in excitement the events
the afternoon. The boys Of the city who had
ntil this time succeeded IN keeping their feelings
ent up spontaneously burst forth in all manners Of
outhful fancy; bOnfres were kindlcd, rockets went
issing their aerial voyages, and lights Of luriG
re cleaned from the most prominent corners. I !
he streets were thronged by thousands Of people
Tho were out mingling the universal gaety, and
azing upon the night display that was made by
lndry business men, offices and private residences
the way of Examinations Among those places /
hitch we marked down. were John Shit0 Il Co.,
itchel & Ramesburg, Enquirer and Gazette offices.
ole & Hopkins, and Baker & Vonphul. Each Of
lese establishments was brilliantly lighted by can