The New York herald., 1867-03-15

the honor Of their cosntry or their race From
such men such a compliment as this is indeed .
myseift be unworthy Of the confidence it implies
c~o lcs into my heart and answer that am not un.
worthy least so far as intention gees Sir am hear.
h,r and heApeope and willing 70 make any eof. any
exerton, aS sacrlace for What IN my sou end con-
science beeve be either psaci cable " os er good
IN addition tome other representatives, ihey had there
The Gallant soser. tappausel he Cherished sp aaui'
rsn for TINS onntry, and prsyea irsl teIe ~2a' -s
iLanger and apsause.l -ie hal been an independent
meiaber OF Psriarent stsnding alcof from all part e.
stry to befrendlelaud deeply conscious as he was
Of tho wrongs aad advances under which she hec sur
ferea. II was wellst Irishmen while loving their
country could sustafthe policy OF Gladstone ara the
demands OF a Bright loud applause.) by aslsting
England she would be laced under such just oblgs-
on as would tend TO mke her give amends ~ eensh
cient legislation for cefuries OF wrong. tApplause)
irsnmen showed marvellous degree Of energy and self
reliance in consideration athe unsettled relations exist
speaker alluded 20 John B. Daon man whose memory
he revered whose loss he aplored. The established
already numbered and Ireia,d now needed good
legislation and energy and sefrece 10 its OF ac-
all over the land Any Irshnia. could GET along in
this country If be wished 10 do 20 aid his devotion
his native land only enhanced his lo for his adopted
s"un,ry wsa Appansc He hoped the sh,s Of islana n
noody war such as had marked The recent history OF
ferred to John b. Dillon who yesterday, lie remarcd
was independent member Of the House Of Commons,
and an irishmsn by rcadopon, aud who devoted hin-
self TO the Advancement OF those principles which were
The third rosulsr toast the a-v q New York was
responded to by Mayor HOFFMAN. Ii was his duty and
pleasure e said 70 thank them for the hearty manner
toast, the United States, was OF course answered by
New Englander Laugh,er) The next toast was to tn.
distinguished guest which was replied TO in strain os
unusual eloquence. tArplausel lie welcomed nm
here NOR" particularly as The es-Mayor OF Corr.
iIaugherl he bad boen Mayor four times, which wss
nfteuer la wished expected TO represent NON
York. (Iaughier) To his right was Judge Da'yl who
Lad given the bes, of laws the city. daughter
Then there was the Corporation Counsel and Nile:
O'Reiy, sometimes called Halpine, who had hal con
fdenua conversat ons with the President and then had
published them in paper tha, he called the Cfx7,
(l.aughter) He was not an Irlshnau himself but oL
next Monday he expected TO be thoroughly imbae
with the Ih spirit that after that he could claim to Dc
considered an irishnian tLanghter;l lrlshineh nao
added much 10 the prosperity Of New York had stood tc
defend IT'S rights and stand side ny SIDE now Win me o
Knickerbockers TO support ts ngnts again applause
He extended welcome Of the city to the guest OF me
evening, and ne felt that the nation ne represented
would yet take its proper stand With the naons OF the
world. tAppaase
The fourth regular ,oast sThe Army and Navy" was
Loudly applauded 1t was responded BY General VAs
VIIsT, who thanked those present for the manner in
which The toast had been received lie could not grail
~ them more than by simply allowing other more
more eloquent speakers 10 address them He felt GLAD
to welcome the ds'.nguished guest, who came from
what he might be allowed TO call an independent couh
try. He did not know whether an lr shman was an
Irishman or ao American in Of his love for this
country. lAppause., He would close by offering q
sentiment, ''Ibe Irsnman at home her on the ed
OF battle IN the paths Of civil life = Applause
The fti regular toast "lhe Press, was responded tc
bv CLARENCE SEWARD, who remarked that though not
member OF the press ho waGDcaed on TO respond and
would do He glad TO see the welcome extended
10 MIR Maguire although II took no less than the yacht
Henrietta and Bennett to obtain that honor in Eng.
land which American would receive as mere Aneii
abroad (Appiacse.)
RicgARp 0'GoRMAS was mex, called on and made few
remarks referring with regrettui illusions TO the ate
John Dillon.
addresses were also delivered bv Judge DAILY and
Others, after which, Late hour tho company dis
persed