Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-07

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On inc l6ih alt, $ magnificent banquet, says
I tie Livs-peol Past. wss given By tie seuihsra
Club IA that city 30 slsigs number Of soEspicu-
aus gentlemen. sBoBg wbsm rsrs Hr. Bs,es-
ford Hose, Z, p, snd Mr.. Spence lis De-
ssa5sd &c AZ osgsHt tfsir The President Of
The Clgb is Victor Psu!s. Afser tie srrt toasts
/ 20 the Qleen sad members Of The Rsysl family,
tie HsiE business Of the evening bessn. Our
Tssders viii be interested in tAs extrsets which
we give balows
ar Besssiora Hope said; Ssa not sanslmen-
I tai ! ayo gsing 10 give yOu teEst, not ssnti-
meEt. Lsughgsr Gsntisssn, there is Fugh
q t1izg ~ ancient history. and EucisRt his.sys
involves records Of tbe Modes, Assvrians, snd
| the Bsitsd States. Laughter Eov;. ca ths
leaves Of his aucisH: Aistsry tksIa Wss > thing
UsGd 70 come ovsf the ocean, waited BIZ he
Eephyrs OF the leaves Of the KaisksT5ssksT and
eslsT Journals, vhisA 6ss, that W and tas pso-
pie o. she other side Of the OCEAN were enc Azd
ihe sane people, speaking the same language,
having sze sR2s hfsTatHIe, 4as ssHs traditions
havisg the saaae Shakespeare, the sans Newtezs
The PITTS, and he WsshiHgtoaa, aR Of whom
were fel: 70 bo the eonneR property sf The Erg-
lisf sPssking people
That t5oBgh. has deeply penetrated nae;
snd when I can see a nan bern in any of the
fear quarters Of tie glob6 where the Euglish
Language is spoksz-The-e tie Eczlisk radisrae
esn Be Iraced-wkeTe Baglish ins.itutioas reign;
when l see saes man ss tbsi stand out Be-
yeEd bis islCWs, say, "a0d Ep5sa eur bTsthsT;"
aRd if san zee q MAD Yhe lives in ss EaApy
lines Of Tis5cu-sTess IL meay signs Of grssE-
rsss-=gTsss as b solaisI; leo modest 70 thfHat
kie gres;HssB f9rWard--gTost IN The council
gree. in asbsts-great With his pss-grsstsst Of
ell With thst ealB snd sasTsaas. .lFisdsz that
sshliae contempt fer passing popularity
LeHesfs] o. ahieh ggsstasss dspsnds-uhlsh
SIC fa5BAr OF lie country mHst pat on if he
noaEa 70 rear his progeny 70 lasting lits-whoR
seb such a man--Iben knew such 3 EAn Is
bora Of English rhcs-WheR SEQ that sueh
man speass an AHEish laEgUsEo--WEeR Ess
iHs geaiiaert to which ne gives exgTsssion,
say haii such G man, ii such mss there bs
living on lho face Ct thi- ssrth TCheers Aud
l Eav 81 Englishnaea hsrs mast hail hHs TO-; hnk
sseaEiag i3 mixed assembly Of car sEe osm-
non Bzople, VIE srs somehow politically divided
iste tHo nstiags-andi / believe lhst that maa Is,
H England is Only ieloW-eitiEsa of car great
Anglo. Saxon Tsee, The Representatives Of supruRse
authorty- the idea Of Law and order, Of Gov
ernmsnt and Ghe center Of CgRtsdslass loyalty.
I say; shea, thst thst man is the osa Whsm we
could all receive with oil tee love and hsaor aad
respect. l Therefore without further. prsla6s,
eiva ysU lhe health Of one whom, ia this ToeE
We ali roeogBEsi cheers sRe Wheaa We bspa,
sT5 many months are oTer, wiz eEshEEge these
active acts Of authority and Of diplomacy which
heads OF great States mast exchange with eesh
ether TchseHs 7 ] give yoa "Tke health of
His EIeellsBcy, she President Of ths CsBGsdsf-.
&C States Of America" Load cbesEineJ
The teas. was drank amid s7ery dsmaAstTa-
ticn Of oRlhUsisgm.
Then fellowed q toast TO The msEsry Of Stone
val jackson, which WAS efforcd BY tbs pTesi-
,dens Of the elab, accompanied By = bIief asd
taacbing speech. L was drunk " Standing, and
IN selsmE silasae."
The rext ieuss was te he Army and Navy
ef he United Nations Of tie southeYa States
su1 Graat Bfi5siu. Fhis vas responded 70 feF
ihe army by Capt Bali3eh
Tho chairman proposed The keAlsh of the
Euast Of the eveaiHe, Nr BsTsslord 4eps"
Icad eheeTs IN Whase praise tee mEeA eeuld
got be SAID ter !he interest," he bad lskea in tbs
Coaiad crate Gauss Waea IL ass act smiled upsH
BY other n5u.
IL. BsTesford Hope, IN respozding, said be
took sp shs cause Cf the Cezfs5srats Ssatss be-
sGuso be lsJgnd ameag ether things . gsod, de-
voieazl, God fssfiEg, honest people. beth 1sz
aid women, while. in the ReTih he sEw greed,
svsllGe, aaibition, ard HEprinci5isd lBst Of en-
pire Grest cheering. lie had made biz
E-DEEE5 ALl lN us G-tEtl4A AG Fe4An asalUs
Renewed cheerBT.l The eaass had eitez
5csmsd a losiag enc, bat hs hsj never lest
sesTt, and if he might prophecy, as fSE as nan
e5aid be allowed to prephssY, he Eeuld venture
70 say ,bes the cause sf the soath weald he
crowued with glorious saeeess. Crest shseE-
iuP
Ire shsirnaaa gave .sTho health Of The he
roes--ths brave defenders Of tbs city OF Chsrlss-
son"
The toast vas drunk amid EaFsursas sR-
BlaHse
NJ. Prioleau, Of Charleston, responded, in
fsTvaEt sad psiristo speeea, ia the coarse OF
wbish hs dseiarsd that il nighs be Is he de-
signs of Preyidsuse that the foot Of the YsE-
kes shoutd polluie the city sf Chsrlestsai but
shat il is did, Il wss Wiihia bis ka0wlsdge that
nsveT-nsvsE-nsvor Would tbs city yield unii
every man in it had laid dowa his liie-hlosd in
the ditch, and every wsman WAS drives iIoEa
tire plses al ths psinl Of the bsysnst. ffe-
nsan1era rheeriny1