New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24


went, IL carried by the -ops Of w-EngIani
Although Bos, lisn. chad always said fr N AMI
arrived at Nsw.Yuk Tie sPoke # hs
frft visit to San Frncisco il 1886 and hi, Wait
this yenr, and drew ,tih 4 llc'ure of tie chang.
He eJeCially csmr en''ed the courage aud
seemenship Of New. England whalrmen. lie
thought that while We b It the world in sailing vessels
we,e paying fr To. bale ate,tirn to sto an navi.
cation n, noieG tie fact thai oe B,i5i.h 60 many
hsd fatyt sea eteauN ~ than the Who'll Ameri-
can steam navy, lie bopefthsi there was now prog
pet OK Governmepi cnc0urage,uent for steam navgt
iios. NJ. Dana ALLEGED 10 the had effects of promo
tin by sepi nty In our navy; "A man co III not
gel TIE coniu sad of slop.f-wnr before he
fifty, and Re mn-i tN'sr with AZ, -.
fore Re could get command Of a in. ,f-the-I g.
He mentioned is early r,orsiutance wis., Me- Eva Is
With much feli,iy. lie ia ,hat ia s,h"ol cole O.
and law q bool they felt iba; % would ,iae-
sure a. when tAey ssw 2 star il The East Mr.. Diia
concluded by payirgs ligh compliment Mr.. Bryant
which wee loudly cbeerea
Tie following letter. were read:
s indeed my SHoial sSsassmoH.. at
i,x;s,ic,, "a Oh xon -, a 81, - r. A. W tu'
to ,hs Ss~ Eng ,oy q SeioR on the 9s
A. sTssfsi s,o cl:i,a,'a Sc lyons
Fey srew p the sad'oue light of lioery aud knowledge
WnLiAa CulLrS BarAvr responded. After few
Introductory wcrde about tire press and the necessity
OF fte pres for Tire support Of freedom, he spok a.
some lensih on tie noe idere- events in the life
Of John Winthrop He gave tire deneatiJn of his
ohartc',r.
Mr. Bvant closed with an account Of the feder ,tion
between Bo.t.n ard Plymouth Col,uies the first Of
tie federa'ions on THE Coninsut, where was lid the
er-etoue of ~ ~ fabric VIII had grown great
aid uron the pillars Of witch rash bands ~ere now
Laid. Urdying henor to tie memory Of this great
and thousands of imitators OF tia noble example
Loud applause.
Oar Sitter Soe,ie- Sbsiu With US through the year in
ohI,.be bos sto welcome It, Close to annual e'v
Or. BkALAs responded for the st. Georges Society.
lie ehd that be hid heard u said III private thai there
weie ErglislDen VITO NO Id rejoice in any trouble IN
tile u ioI. lie denied Il, Load applause. There
Engh maj, worthy OF the name who wOnli
net feel much ef the destruction of this glorious
DliOD as ANY there pIerta nj. lie gave sentiment:
Nay the that but 20 purify aud
in,i.OrSte Loud spFiause
Mr.. GORDON responded for The ST. Andrews Society.
Judge DAILY responded Tor ~. Pit1cks Society
lie got the tail la with the hum II which Is
always locked for iIUn t@st Society. Alter which ne
sid that New I'll gland had hsn considerable share
IN bringing about The tato u feeling which ex-
isted lie meant meity 10 Ieier ~ the duty Of temper
and moderation IN regard to the present condition
Of tie country.
With this purpose le referred them TO the Hartford
Convention, wien, re said tberr "A prevailing
saLdeI thai come VI the nruibers were Ia favor Of secs
siUIi aid 81 King Absurd as tais was ii showed what
stJaIge ideas prevailed, and should be reason Why
sEouid regard the eOne tJis, o. misconceptions,
Of our Southern brethIeL viii foriearauce.
Mr.. SouTHER responded iOr the Old Dominica. He
uttered Union sentiments aid wa loudly appanded.
He ROT I'd that III May, at the anniversary Of the Oh
Douii ion Society, they would 10 able to congratulate
each other on "a my we;ltIerud Cape Horn.
Nj. StwARD sold:
frLLow.CITIzENs-My fr1end, who, believe, is
&C in. as ChBiI1LAn ere-ChAIrnau Of tue Committee
-Fre,dent Of ,oInetliTgI don't exactly undorslsud
what coming Ia a str.l ger 10 do il1o the Astor
Hotse daughter and sp laure. put under diress as
sO4n as set here, and brought down from my own
private roOm To tits tlace, all know AooIt myself or
YOU is that fid you here and Mr. Eyarts with this
nslet in II "a 4 SUPPOSE 1t means -omething Ike
Ire,Ging officer or speaker, or something 81 that
kid Mr. Draper has iilntaed 10 he t"at yo1 arc all
Yankee.. I" Yes we are. l suppose Sni Thought
a. Ike ~ l0t you tsHil hter.j Aud therefore
suppose uislt well sel all dOuhto about myself
at rect hi one, and anticig4e ali your Inquiries.
IIaul hterl HIT Auburn ibis mcrIn at nine o'clock
laughter and q eers got my breakfast before L
statd and got here al jsber late hour for rather
q late diuner-ii. c'Cio'k.
A GLETLEMAS-Did yOu come in the express train
Mr.. SLwARD-I ca e il the ext reese train. Laugh.
ter Nothing particular hapTeued to me- on the way,
except that my well anticipate me Erp'es''s
news MOLcAy uOnins, as dii hot anticipate me
k1p,ess list Monday morning, Oy saying tnss me!
Thmliw Weed 10 tt- ,Afr. Loud Laughter ana
Ct eeTs. A vOict-"W at cid be ssyF'I There the
ln.kee cones nj again. The gentie'uan asks ne
wi At 20 "a q. lLaughterl | not fsukee-no
New-Ei gland blooo IN i.t-snd do not answer In
peril, enI questious. Laughter aud spplaare no
net an WEI wl,t be sid I" ne. viii ctlv tell you
what said 10 lin. And tlst was that repudlated
fIebt 81 Il, ing, aid cir- OF goo, good all conpo
L lee what,oever that EewYo,k, Penney lvauia and
N"w-trglM aDpot et.rd upn. CGn'iaued APP
u
Spi gt Ia III tie Stale II lllHois iau N or aad APP
ptuse.l And / suppore you would all ike To know
what lie told ne Eat he lraIued theie Cheer-. l
viii live you 4 bert satisfaction can. he prints a
neNtIaper called TIE Ereamg J,srqa'. lCheerS
2 nan Of truth tei,ve. And if he IL man 10 tell
Won bat be learned, you can get Il Ia Ills Newspaper
III laughter ard cLeerr.] Bot have sonebo" g0t
IN f0u tie direct course of my arg'iInent L-anBh-
teri began u tell you about my cen ana SOMEHOW
or her ave Got 10 tt Ling you about Mr. Weed and
nj ;ouruey TO y ringheld. i may well Keep on In
iii. meg lar way, until can get back by d more
re0ular Goute | irtt tie Governor YoiuY up 10 AL
70 He didu tel lie exactly, but had strong Is
t - ton the manner be lJoked-iis appearance
generally int that he DROPPED, tbat Charles SeIson
Of a.. AsioI HOuse Oud probably be lhspector
IA .ftle Stale Of New-10rk. iCheers ana laugh
ter judged 70 because the Governor assed me my
., i1ion about Mr. S',teon. told hiD ~ tavern
-, didn't know great deal In his favor, but as
a military officer thought no had no 9lPeli;;f :, H
snyIter spd sp lAtse. II really 80, IL ~ sh99iu
IN ot real no. that the state OF tloilla sho9i1 III
Ge he State If New-lOrk III these troubles OF our
dfn', +, ov any man better 20 send out 10 meet the
- o. all, Stetson cheert Who would disrm theh
az ali hotiiity BY bringing item In 70 supper hHe ''
S, lie A.tor House loud 'heeTs'I
F,low -citizeis, t.ese are eAtFSoiu'ha,f .'
are bapI+liug j. oar day. .oiiiSn No To-, y, ,hras
- ~ Nv .l,ngland, Ssbo lived only two or lhiee
- a. loro 40 ~ have hved-DOt more than twlce
a. lonR AGO st have iiyed-and my iieIu AlI' ieA'y
T;,eu xLou, | happen see here-i nope ue Is
s,rtfe, la his uuiiiics than Eo Wa 'Ie tIst uio
hezr, az hin Laughter aud apFlrne.J L nope ne Is
a, sou,6 a. biz bioIieI h0ses- Since ihess hel Oi
Ergaud invented the greatest pubtit>u dsco'ery
=, ~. ,,'IJ the couied.r.i OF Repubhcah State
the fit confederation Of Republican states Al Aeca
r. H.. inv, i.tion Of New-Entlad. nave IA Tays
S,ri,ao and respect4d the PEG h. OF New-Ehgiihd
fT dis gr,t discovery, ~ H. fer having 6esn pu'