New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

Cur heat Aores. cur pagers our 'tdts,
Gu filth, ur-I I" ut t'rf our i''Is -
Atc al with rh'e-lte ali win thee ~
g. Our rloicl ion-invet'' ~ 'c' i''l i" pi,'t ~
lave been 'ie education Of IA 100 lni 'L' tf
walton orte hombe My present. meotef. see; 20 n.y. w.,
attainment OF the highest excellence 10 the TO-, al a. 20 rats
20. on-Tmough th,i- a-'isic typ rraphy. the modern
Athens and modrrn tanbJ.c bid lair to rival the -
culture Of tie ancien, oy and the cas'ic fercwn oil Ae on
D. Phadr pha-The Mecca Of Prntes-,he home aud rest
The auts q Dur HG It. character v I'll dcpenl upoa
The Ielchs AID timing we gvo to our elpient,c,. our
g. Oar Sc 1fhc Great Primer from Winch we t''e les
The Beuutiul in Art ho Wedding Ring thz' binds
Art Mech'rc- BY his To &C. rrd Fancy the proficient
Printer belds the Of tie Artist with the skill OF the
TO- Tho Size Qua NOn-G 'od Ply for Good Printing. LIT
u'Trsoc to 30 rothrg T. d. greece imprint aud TO lake
no price that doe not properly p'yu,.
IL New.pspe'- srd eliot, our city 'nTp,',es al
make them standards Of style for tho whoo country.
become So positive a. TO lie sdni ~ .msovo. aud thslr
tss aud enterprise be acknowledged By all he wo''
! The fret toast YVES responded to By i on j.
LosrirO, eco. lie urged upou his illowcitizers, OF
whatever tribe in politics, 10 stand by he Govern
mcnt Ia its present hour of trial. II the Govern
ment was weak, let help to make is strong; il it
was lacking III wisdom. let Us help Il to knowledge
il it makes mistakes, l., Selp il to corectioa let
us unite as one man. determine 10 give 20 the GOV.
ernment our united, unsesh support ard 70 help 1t
war;
! The fourth tons, was responded to By Mr. Baker,
! OF Baker " Godwln, who gave an able review oil
the progress Of the art ot printing and typography,
both in Europe aud America. OF the 1000 news
papers in this country, twO-thirds of them were
edited by practical primers. Printers we're IN tie
pulpit. ut the bar, in the le. sla.ive nails ol Cur
nation, I'D they were among the forenos, IN The
ranks OF tina, army which bad gone forth do battle
for tie Government ami The COnstiiullol Tor which
ffH
by exhortiug his brethren H. the pro'eson u satisfy
their ambition within tic limits Of tLcir own pro-
f-ssiou, aud carry forward The art of rrniing with
the same zeal and succcss that had C.owLed the
efforts OF the fathers o; the craft.
Mr. Welch OF Cambridge responded 20 the ifih
toast. He begged the pTnters TO avert tue calamity
of New n.isnd being cn ont in the cold. lls
assured them that II SIZE shoud be .et out her
would fight their way Oh to Liberty.
Mr. Francis II AIT responded to the next toast, and
referred 10 that occasion a. the indication OF their
couycrsion from barDarlsm. He gave some telling
illus,tsions Of the obstacles and trlumphs OF the
J trade
Mr. Ilouchton Of CAMBRIDGE made a raey speech
in which he related his personal experience rs II
printer, which called forth some enthusiastic az
plause.
Mr. Martin responded to the eighth toast in brief
speech.
: Addresses were also mado BY Mr. Isaac J. Oliver
in vindcation OF the doctrine Of good work aud
: alton OF the great advances which had been made
ia the art OF Printing; and by other gentlemen on
other topics.
Altogether the occasion WAS honor to the
Printers Of America. Inc msemhIge was select
and int lluCtudl. Hereafter tho Printers intend to
meet more frequently, become better acquainted,
and REVIEW in mutual converse the beauty aud the
improvements OF the TrcscIystve arl.
MUNICIPAL DINNER.
In commemoralion Of the anniversary Of Wash
ingtons birthday, the Common Council, last even
ing. gave grand banquet 81 tie ~. Nicholas, 10
which was hidden Jud,cr, Senators. Congrtssmen,
head. Of departments, aud many distinguished gen.
tl.men, without regard to party or ,litcal com.
pexion. The Committee, of which All. Long i.
the Chairman, received the guests IN ons OF the
uarors Of the hotel, where, after bref Interchange
- cour,ercs, the company. "a tie number Of about
300 proceeded 10 tie ba,quoi-hall
The table ut the head OF The room was occupied By
senator Morgan, John Nan Buren,, Recorder iiof
nan, Judge McCunni willie among the guests 1T
the otlc tables we observed Judges Hilton con
ard Moncnef, Barlow. ex-Iudge Dean, Superia-
tendent Kennedy. Judge Mccarthy Police Com
missioner Acton, Street Commissioner Cornell, and
other Heads Of Departments.
/ MAYOR Opdyke presided
After "A fail discussion Of the delicaces and sub
-taniIgls with which the tables were lohded the
Goth was removed when the Mayor called tie
company 20 order and addressed them as follows:
GrSrLF~Es n compliance ~iii ,1u,lon Of the Corr
n.enory q w.'hnst9n by o.gbiirg the 1919. sHnivr ay
Of III. birth. II IL meet that this event, lusVcioui tie
cause popular goVismeai should BE- held 10 ,,cej
bfAnce ~ friend OF civil liberty throughout, the world
But the oounryueu Of Wellington who have enjoyed
the mute If biz f there .p. al frasons ,o
yeura'rg his memory With than
before. Passing events prove the inestmlbe OF III.
potion d coun,rym.p regardless Of hi. teaching.
aud wafn. have basry attempted O. besk up TIL i0uons
Union which Warrington did % much create and 10 brig
% discontinue and shame The starry symbol under which
and father. fought fosel OF dniy .ad blind 70 th,f
best Interests, eleven o. seIhood Of States have
raised the standard Of revolt agant the I~. Government that
human wisdom devised FOR neay'w years they have
obuatcy resisted a auiA.riy. Ia hi. sucidr they
have AVOID energy and deermuati N WORTHY of BET
ter cause. They have taxed tL.ir resources 10 the
sud fyc sarcr-ded byan cHlauve concpor IN bringing
into the held au army Of At least 800 900 men.
Nor /, IhS al Through appeals to she aud hatred
which successful experiment In democratic government
Ia, gendcred ia the heats OF all ar,toc snd arspo
they have secured the earnest sympathy Of leading Gov
eminent. Of Europe This 'ympstby I. not wholly passive
but aud anon ereep out ~ acts # nuegdne to ~
esons to every possible device 20 the seeds Of dis
.en.iou the North ANA especially bsiwacn the Fast and
tho West bnt Ia these efforts tusi they doomed
utter disappointment.
with such enemy. thus active and airo aud stimulated
hy the hope Of foreign aancrs II the founjih chat
ac,er It behooye every friend OF the Consultation aud MON
. conDorer to stand hrm the everlasting hills in their
d.er,e An party quss ion, should 5s rastp7ucd All ray
discord hIhsi into silence until their supremacy T.
by the pefi-c. relstibshmont Of the national authority
throughout the land.
against with Great iian aud France with either
then. II would present ibnili0n 4 hosa power
which could not fail to excite tie anxiety Of every lover o.
his country. But would also trust nerve every loyal
meet 1t ia the undauntcd spirit OF Flz James, when
nerpeccdy confronted by the hostile clan o Rodccs Dhu
aud his defiant words, u say to the allied Powers who
should country and the liberty they bate:
"Come come all, this rock shall ty
From is hrm base Ne soon ~ |"
Tie Mayor then read the following regular toagts
in order;
J. The Memory ofWaslinst ou.If III. counymen revere