The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04

y merchants and citizens of Nashville, BY III
J delegates from the Memphis Chamber 0
e Commerce. The dinner was ordered 70
Y one hundred and fifty Iersons, REGARDLESS
!. Of expense; and never did host more full
exhibit his ability to ea.er 10 the tastes o
q his guests, than did Mr.. 6. F. Case, Of tbs
St. Cloud. Delsmonco's was eclipsed, botl
D as to the splendOr Of the arrangement, sno
the elegance of the yiands; and as for the
: wines-but we don't taste any, and can
: only speak Of them from what Madam Ru-
NOR circulated. That our readers may no.
suppose we are exaggerating, We append
the
BILL oF FAzE.
soUP-Alock Turtlc.
Fish Baked Lake Trout ala Genoise.
OYsTERs.-Oysters en Half Shell, Oyster
Patties, Oysters en- Champagne, Oysters en-
Jelly, Fried Oysters, Escaloped Oysters,
Raw Oysters. S,ewed Oysters.
Con- 0RSAaESTAL DIsHFs.-Wes 'phalis
Ham, decorated, ala Princess, Buffalo
Tongues, ornsmented, ala Royal, BOned
Turkey, ornsmented ala Washington,
Boned Chicken, decorated. ala Chasseure
COLD SIDE DIsHEs Lobster Salad, ala
Psrisiene, Cats Brains en- Jelly, ala Mod
ern, Beef, ala Mode, a. Ia Flam snde, Chick
en- Salad, ala Maynaise.
RoAsT.-Turkeys, Chicken, LOin of Beef,
Saddle of South Down Mutton.
BoLED.-Ham, Tongue, Chicken, Egg
Sauce.
EKrREEs.-sweet Breads, larded, ala Jar
dinieTe, Cotelets de Vean, larded, ala Tou-
louise, Small Pics, garnished, ala Salpieon,
Sect de Vean, fricaseed, ala Beehamelia,
Fillet of Beef, larded, ala Brendaniere,
Salmie of Domestic Ducks, aux Pompotee,
| Tendron de Volatile, ala Maaengo, Italiene
| MacarOni, en- PimpOle, ala Nepolien, Fillet
/ of Vrnut raoffad ola Marzha11p
CANE. - Venison Steaks, broiled, with
Currant Jelly, Roast Priarie Chickens,
Roast CaDvast Back Ducks, Roast Saddle
Venison, Jelly Sauce, Roast Wild Ducks,
Apple Sauce.
VEGETABLES. - Mashed P tatoes, Small
Onions, Mashed Turnips, Fried Sweet PJ-
tatoes, Rice, with Cream, Fried Parsnips,
Oyster Plants.
! RELIsHEs.- Worcestershire Sauce, French
Mustard, Picked Beets. Picked ,ucum-
bers, Walnut Cstsup, Mushroom Catsup,
| Chow Chow, iGreen pomstOe Pickle, Gran
berry Sauce, Currant Jelly, English cheese,
! Olives, Small Onions.
CREAM AND JELLY.-Cbampagne Jelly,
Claret Wine Jelly, Raspberry Blanc Mango,
Charlotte de Russo, Fresh Peaches and
4 Cream.
! Ornamental CAKE AND CoSTECTIoSAR1Es.-
| Pyramid of Macaroni, Pyramid Of Kisses,
Pound Cake, ornamented, Pound Cake,
| LemOnd Icing, Fruit Cake, ornamented,
| Lady Cake, Orange Icing, Victoria Cake,
| Orange Icing, Vanilla Ice Cream, in form,
Lemon Ice Cream, in form. -.t-t.t
PAsTRY.-Fresh Peach Pie, Lemon Pie,
| Mince Pie, English Plum Pudding, Brandy
| Sauce, Lady Fingers, Almond Kisses, ChOc-
Olats MacarcOns, Vanilla MacaTOons, Boston
Cream Cake, Chocolate Kisses, Apple Jelly
Tarts.
DEssERT.-Apples, Figs, Raisins, Catawbs |
Grapes, Isabella Grapes, Almonds, Filberts, |
| Assorted Candies, French Coffee.
oRDER OF ExERcIsE.
We cannot give the speeches in full but |
though they we're inspired by lofty pa
triotism, and hsppy tone. The following |
is list Of the music and the regular toasts |
Musie-The Star SPangled Banner.
l. Toast The President Of the United |
States Response by Judge Brien.
Alusic.-Hail to the chief
.. Toast-The State Of Tennessee. Re
Spouse by Gov. BrownloW.
Musie.-Dixie.
3. TOast.-The Senate. Response by Hon.
W. Bowen.
Mus:c.-Old Folks at Home.
Toast.-House of Representatives. Re
Spouse by Mr.. Arnen.
The "House of Representatives" being
toasted, Mr.. ATnell said
MI. NNutFMLNNs 4lb AuGulDEI3O OF Nut pres
ent House of Representatives are too solid
men to have much faith in talking, and
dare not misrepresent them. We are,
however, for this cause only, the better able
to appreciate the magnificent hospitality |
spread before us Emphatica " the chill
dren Of the people, they assembled at the
call Of patriotism, from the various occupa-
tons End professions Of life from the farm,
the workshop the counting-ro room; and ma
e., H.. - ~
eagle and the star, 10 sssi-t Us in the c0un-
ell room. We feel too that we are the Rep
resentatives Of the STATE at i1rge-elected as
we were by the UniOnists Of the different
geogrG phical divisions. The mountains of
East Tennessee forevermOre immortal, |
WHOSE peaks, hundred years hence, the
tourist viii seek and view, with the same
sensations OF awe, and wonder, and graft
tude that We now view Plymouth rock and
Bunker's Hill. l say the mountains of
East Tennessee have sent down her chill
dren-Mlddle Tennessee, with her broad
acres-the valley region has her represen-
tatives. West Tennessee, washed and en-
riched by he great inland sea Of the Mis-
sissippi has sent forward her sons-and we
are ali trying to right up sgain the cold
ship" We are union men striving for the
common good Of our magnificent State. We
have no private AMBITIONS TO gralify-nO
promotions 10 seek-''malice 10 none and
cha ity for l." The future has its hopes
and its accomplishments rather than its |
fears sud depFesfions. Apollo was banishsd
from the courts Of Heaven and made To
keep the fiocks of Admitus. After period
he was restored again to Olympus. So we
believe, that in proper time, We shall regain
our former natural and national position |
with new power and glory upon our fore
heads.
I assure you as a member Of the House of
Rep esentatives that the commercial inter
est of the State is matter Of vital import
ance 10 us, aud we look to it, in behalf of
the State, es the girdle Of Hercules, whereby
we may renew our wasted strength. Nav
the Chamber of Commerce, whose magnf- |
icent hospitality we this night enjoy, pros
per and advance,
The two per cent tax-May its shadow !
grow less.
Music.-Jordan.
5. Tosst-The B neh and the Bar. Re- I
spense by Hon. Jordan Stokes. I
Music.-Anvil Chorus.
g. Toest.-Ths Army and Navy Re
spouse by Gen. Fisk.
Music.-Rally round the Flag. |
Z. Tosst.-Tne Internal Improvement Of ,
Tenn. Response by Col. Sam Tate {
Music Tramp, Tramp, Tramp.
s. Toast.-The Press. Response by Henry {
Wsterson. .L ."H I
Musie.-Hsrd Times.
9. Tcast.-Freedom Of Trade-a sound po-
litical economy proclsims its wisdom. Re
Spouse BY DR.. J. H. Calender. ..
Music.-Red, Whise and Blue. :
10. Toast.-The Past, the Present and the
Future. Response by Gov. n. S. Brown.
Music.-Auld Lang Syne.
IL. Toast,-Education. Response Hon. H. !
f. Harrison.
Musie.--The Wedding March. {
~. Toast.--Nsshville. Response By Meyor
Brown. :
Musie.-Msrsellaise. +
IS. Toast Memphis. Response by s. B. .
Beaumont {
Musie.-HOme, Sweet Home.
"A. TOast-The Two Cities. Response by
William R. Moore. r
Music.-We gre a band Of Brothers. /
At o very late hour the festival dissolved, | +
,aeh member Of the party, in the best Of
.yirits, sed humor.