New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-24
Dartmouth College.
JUDGE CHASE AND GRS. SHERMAN MAKE DINNER
SPEECHES.


sPBECHEs.
From Our Special Correspondent.
UAxovrR y. H.. Tharsdiy July ~. lsG5.
AT the dinner Of the Alumni of Dartmouth College tbs
anernoon ChefJustce Chase who presided called upon
Maor-Gencral Sherman, saying:
little more than year ago was passing down tie
Southern coast paused for brief period at ST. John and
there was coored along who had been sent down 70
take cur: Of me. Laughter and appause This man went
ashore at ST. John, and Lis return little curious TO
know what his observations said to him. marshall
that was his given name what do the colored people ashore
SOY p IT was gst after my friend here had passed by well
he said they say that when Gen. Sherman came along the
Rebels had to get MP and GIT" Laughter and cheers lie
was then Doctor the art Of and lie practced his pro-
esson to the great benefit Of the country To-day that
gentleman through the wisdom OF this honored faculty and the
Board Of Trustees has assumed degree and have
great pleasure ia asking you TO listen TO few words Of
counsel from Doctor Sherman. lCheersl
Gen. Sherman said;
Auything for a peaceful life 1augheil end although ]
think plng IL Oh e too steep TO cal "a me for
speech after have Just finished talking TO at the church.
vet shall endeayor crafty you Cheers Now gentle
men can only say that know nothing at all about the law.
though did practice your reporter understood
him to say Kansas but failed TO make living at the brsi'
ness and gave It up as bad job lLaughter am really
glad to yoa all here the social board 1t appears TO ne
that throughout the whole country North South East and
West neglect and omit these social gatherings Now al
political and delberatve bodies In my opinion should meet
thus together socially Your Congress would do great deal
better If the members take hearty dinner together
every week lCheors and laghor On this subject Of talk
Ing will repeat what my honored friend by my side Chief
Justice Chase said 10 fcw minutes ago. aaked hin
a plain question whether q member Of Congress be
ever changed his vote by Of debate be listened to
on any material question aud he answered that be did not be-
eye he did SO that Congressman talk great deal in debate
for the ear Of the public but their talk makes impression
on those present Laughter and appaue When people got
together around dining table they talk matters over socially
quietly and pleasantly and opinions formed and ideas
CHANGED arrived att bnt In public places whe3
there reporters spread the abroad public man
afraid to exchange opinions in friendly manner with his
opponent fear his position may be questioned and his co
stenoy attacked by who have been maintaining ts
same views himself lApplause.l agree therefore
with my friend the water. that In this eouI'
try there Is too much public speaking and too few
social meetings [Applause will not take up your time
further than 10 that Gways pleased TO visit tbs
neghborhood and my visit on this occasion mas been pa
toulay pleasant one like to listen 10 the talk about Old
friends. webser's recalled to-day and kindly
mention made Of him. and heard the name OF Ransom a.
luded 10 by one of the Young gentlemen his address
him die him pine away and die lie died while being
carried on the backs Of the soldiers the march He
tho Mexican war was Chaputepec and was bravo So
der let his loss though he was my own son. Chcers
There were two or three other young men In ny
snny from this nelghborhood who trust you viii som,
dly welcome here. The Of one was ID,
same rs tina, Of one the graduates here today Hazen bu
his first name was William ID. He Is the man who took Fort
McAlser lChoers DO not know whether such deeds o.
arn ondear men to YOU but they win my heart and hope Il
Hason should hapOsn along LsTs Ioa VII give BIN