The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-11

ExrTcTF3.- The One Hundred and Thir.
tleth Regiment Indiana Volunteer. l. expected
10 arrive IN the rify Tomorrow. !, !. under
tn. command q colonrl Charles :. Parrish.
fH- The temperance meeting At the Tabcr-
naele. yesterday. was wei attended. tho seat.
all being full, and many standing in the pass
age-. Colonel james Blake. the universal
chairman wa not present. and the regular
chairman q the committee. VIM. W. H. Ne
Curly, presided.
DIR. y. 9. Holiday spoke % the people on
the subject q the late failure 70 pass the Tenn
peranoe bin on the part Of the Legislature.
Ills speech was very able one. fun II arnl-
ment, and cannot fail 10 have due weight with
those who heard IL. The Doctor does not be-
lieve In the spirit which seemed 10 possess the
legislature. hut thinks that bad thing /. a bad
thing. 10 the beat with IL that you can. and 4.
not any better fnom the fact q II. being Of a
particular pareniage.
Amer Dr. Holiday at down Mr.. Shuev was
loudly called for. That gentleman came upon
the stand and made a brief speech. la which he
stated that h. intended 70 ask his people %
send him back % the legislature next year. and
that II they did. he would Introduce hIs bill
again on the very first day Of the next session,
and hoped that by that time his brethren
would be ready 70 back him without fear Of
damaging the party Mr. shuey'- remark,
were wen received by the people.
Chaplain Lozier was then called on for q
song. but said he hadn't any. The audienc,
then asked him 10 speak; he responded by
telling a story.
Rev. Hiram Gilmore was announced by Ia,
chairman the speaker for next sunday and
the audience were then dismissed with bene
diction.
| PLEASANT GATnERING.-Pur 10 inyi
tation Of the proprietors, the employees OF tn
HERALD met on Saturday evening, at the Cir
Gle Restaurant. % partake Of an oyster supper
on behalf Of the proprietors, Mr.. McEwer
made few appropriate remarks Of welcome
after which an organization was effected by
calling Mr. &. +. sheldon 90 the Chair. and APP
pointing Mr.. A. d. stephens, Secretary.
Pull justice having been done the inner man
on motion. the Chair appointed Messrs. McLa
rem, Schley, Griffin, Musser and Ratti 10 draf
resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the com
pany for the sumptuous repast furnished by
Messrs. Hall 4 Hutchinson.
AMER brief absence, the Committee report
ed the following. which were unanimous!
adopted:
| WHEREAS. We have met tonight In respons.
20 the Kind invitation extended by the prOpric
tors of the HERALD. 10 partake Of suppe
! furnished by their bounty, and approaching
the motives which prompted it, rendering
and
WHEREAS. We have always found the pro
prictOrs of the HERALD willing and anNiOu
10 further the interests Of their employees
| therefore, be- il
Resolred, That the thanks of the attaches o
the HERALD Office are due and are hereby ten
dered 90 Mossrs. Hall x Hutchinson for tn
sumptu0us repast furnished this evening. II
| commcmoration of the victory achieved in get
ting out the HERALD extra, containing tn
President Message ahead Of all contempora
| ries.
Resolced. That thi. mark Of appreciation OF
the part Of Messrs. Hall Il Hutchinson j. dull,
appreciated, and when occasion again require
that our energies shall be tried, we will b.
found working with the same earnestness "A
| characterized Us on last Tuesday.
ReSOired. That in the gentlemen cOnnecte,
with the other papers Of this city we have gen
erous rivals, and In beating them in conveying
the message 10 the public, we do not wish it q
be understood that we desire. IN the least. 4
/ dctract from their worth skilful wOrkmei
by the resolutions here enacted.
ReSOired. That We return thanks To Nj
George Rhodius. that prince Of caterers. an,
his gcntlemanly assistants, for the splendi,
supper set, and :he kind attentions shown "a.
aud recommend him 10 the public n a 200,
judge Of what = meet on festive occasions.