New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23

di1ess snDas ctte char scef ss the iater OF ster
trade BET there Csio, cider thar Tdbsl-C CATO
LIE Who was the Of Adam, aud killed A Rel. Ans
OF he occasion claim the superior antiquity Tor toe
Iest or desles trade became Cain bis brother
ALL a hdirg. I.oi g-eOntDued laughter shsu
furtler G, mpliDont you. because you are rich and
prosre,ops, and hence ssucy lsushter aud Will not
tpesk OF leather particularly, for al know Of us
q tills %, for .hoes Bot i may remark that the
chief charm Of existence depends on what Joa deal To-
Beauty Gays the proverb ia only skin deep ann tske
the skin of the most beautiful woman, ana ~hs. re-
ma 4 8 but hoJrid skeleton iOreM iauehIor, uu'ine
VIZ s scTrTz then introduced Senator WILSON,
who ssid
ihsnk you. gentlemen, for this honor. 1t Is unex'
pected ard lad looked for it would not nave oesa
here. feel profound interest III the weil-ceiug hu
pro- reee Of your trade and this asemblsge IS eVoehce
Of IFS wealth and Importance. Coming as DO ron
portion Of the Uniou excited BY economics qde1
lions connected with your trade, cannot ont n4 Sd.u
aplar Mt prosperity, aud hope that all csuseo OF as
cont mt may be speedily removed from the snoemsAes
of Massachusetts, and that the fullest reward may az
tend the industry of the Bay State, and the employers
find perfect satisfaction In whatever arrangement
lCbeeis. Mr. Wilson concluded with q few words
xctiDg much appauie.
Mr. BAILY beiug called upon sad The present
ne venent Of business in this direction promises vast
results. Other trades would follow leather, and IN
time the aggregation would be great that ordinary
merchants would be driven across the river. S4ngh-
teJ- The newspapers who knew everything, were
always telling them what to do especially In the present
state Of their affairs and OF course here the reporter
lost the words Of the speaker, amid some noise which
occuued This IeighbOIhoJd, disiDgu shed for Sailors
Homes and an occ asonal book making establishment
laughter, 10 suson to Harpers-was now houored
with the presence of leather dealers establishments
Laughter Mr.. Baily then spoke OF the good feeling
listing among the trade and the state OF their
affairs, exciting much laughter and applause By turns
Aid. TUoaEY then called upon, and addressed
briefly the company.
Mayor HARPER being called upon, spoke upon the
emiI ent men who had grsced the trade. lie gave
some very humOo atements, and touched upon the
ups ard downs Of mercantile life. The qussaoa OF
temperance ap' opos of the champagne Oh the table,
was face tousy treated and he related sneedoe OF
a reformed person, who experienced, as be thought,
religop but on consulting his physician found that 1t
was the measles. Immense laughter
Mr.. Pooh of Boston, gentleman in the trade, spoke
Of the shoeDaking troubles in Massacbnse.s and the
affairs OF the business generally. Mr. Fry was then
obliged to speak again
The company soon after separated, 1t being under
stood that there was to he evening festival in which
the wives of the Swamp merchants would take part
Everything the most liberal scale, and the do
tails al passed off pleasantly.
New York now by Ear the greatest Misunderstanding
place in the world; London even bat making moder-
ale chow along side of it. The Importance OF this
movement which we have cted-its influence On pro.
perty and population here-may accordingly be in
aRined.