The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-01

ssost worh Of the case.
cannot better s.prsss ny iasss a q. iss ~
. .eessss made to friend. ~Ss Scnorsd me with
imr. Bowen here quotes at some iess,h from
his serenads spseeh.l
Ia behalf Of the citizens Of washinston, I
thank you for the declarations contained in
the toast, and for your Kind attention TO what
hsys said ia rsspoEdins e them hem, ,n. M
ne In Inviting me to be present. AZ this anni-
vsrsary OF your society. l Will conclude BY
oGerins to yog ne lilo wing ~ se ~ ss h,
socIety.The former will be the permanent
espitsI Of the nstion-mAy the latter exist
and prosper so long ss the nation cndures.
The ffth toast was
Kindred societies-msy the benevolent
never know poverty"
To this sentiment Mr.. James +. Thomp-
son, Of Buffalo, ex-president OF 81. Andrew's
Society of that city, responded, as did Mr..
John McDermott, Of Washington
The next toast was
"ssoti.na and Scotland. feat men deserve
our admiration and respect"
Hon. Thomas L. Tuilock responded as fol-
lows;
Mr.. President, I am the son ofa Scotch man
about the year Iva, and became an expsrienoed
and successful navigator. ! an, therefore,
interested 10 cur .oeie,y and In all that relate:
70 SooNe,, - s..n Ia ~ .ttItn. tntsss.t
NJ se.qt YARNS III tie prssenee OF those
whose sympathies are with ny Ancestral home,
either By birth or origin, We are all proud Of
seouAna, aaa samye tne ,h1,piay "a ,hs
e,ans ,ne psov n Oh hs' en'e''A'n' anu inv
We sdniss he sons. Of her bsrd., the
Inc pisty srd Icarsl,s Of her divines, the
s 'n sss ne her n: :oS nE saa
Daughters. May the st. Andrew societies Of
a. an sneestors' s%uistfns their yirtues,
vensrating their devotion and patriotism
May our society bsinstrumental IN Increasing
sadinons interess ana i's.eseM re n..snn
s %vat w ua,Ssr n ire mstronoils ~ The
nation. I am sra,iasd At OUT present pros.
psrity, and may II be auspieious Of our future.
Strengthened BY aeess.ions. advaneed In use-
luins nnu s,ie snd ,Ss Ns.,,nys. 9 or
which the sooiety Vac in stituted,
Fred, Stuart sang In fine STYLE the we'll
tnorn sony aMy Highland Home.O
Dr.. c. d. Cor was Called on, and delivered
an .,oonent sSdres. on The cbaracter of the
s AZ S, az ns ssu "
Simon Wolf oso.. was then called on, and
mads an sioonsnt sddrcsa. adyertinp To the
faet that he poems OF Burns had been trans.
ia,aa ma 49, narm.n Nv = Gsrm.n noet with
.ah Iii, "a n,cs,. 80 \. simost entirely
,Se $500 ~. a"I IL Eng,ish liz snoIe Of III
Wv. sesi,a.. :, ~. sco,ch n.opie 10 assi.t n
.'asn,s,-n ,ha r,rh,. ~ Men m al, nntiops
VA c,n.na smia tho snplanse of The entlr,
comnanS' ffN
The last regular toast was; ,
,o,hin. d,s,,s.. ,hsm ''u o'''' '"'" "'
Genersi RAMON responded with the sonp
"Jennie Win the light brown hair" foilowe,
he M Paraons vRo svectly snny UWltblI
miie NJ Edinboro, town.
| Sneecbea vere than made nv Porter c
Rliss- eso.- ana Mr.. Thomaa Lloyd.
The roast. aAbsent Frends'n was re
sponded 10 bv r. Philp. ESQ, and DR.. Brod
bsas- ina lstter oentIemen Concluding b
gIyino ths health n Secretary Boutwelis
hfter remsrks by M. p. n. Mcclure. NJ,
Pa rson. lang stMc5,regor,s Catberno.n an
w,s SoiioweS nv Mr.. Knor. who san9 in M
or,s,noi Gaciic and then n translaiion
Ens,ish .fac,ng mia anrg with a bnmo,
nus story
ro.noa 70 ..,,s mazda NJ Janos ,
sman az ssRsr,;n, 81 .he nno,,, in eyce
: lent STYLE.
' nr...nt ioinsS h.rd. snff sspo Gknid \ ar
I To- y, IA ,ha naI.h,a,I iii s"n s. oono,ndo a.
I II, hsv,na nsss.d : S.,i.S,n,, as.ntnn
/, The of3csrs N IN. RI Andrsw,s Soc,e,
, for IN. nrssnn, va s,e, willis ~ Smit,
! n,asIaan,, uanntr. a., H. r.as
! dent. "a " RsIIocb second ,;cc presiten,
/. David Kno.' reeordinv secretary, Williar
. small corresnonding secretary. ilsrande
Z Gardner ,rso sT,rer
A CoMMESpABLE EsrKRPRIsE.-An vi
r usual amount Of interest is manifested
e view Of the grand sacred concert TO be give
= at Carroll Hall next Sunday evening for Il
e benefit OF the widow Of the late Prof. Gel
!. mari. Prof. Gennari, It will be remembers
/ | was one Of our most proficient teachers
g music, and gained considerable prominent
i In the pursuit Of his profession, and WI
also composer Of great power. With tn
members of the musical fraternity of O,
. city whenever appealed to In behalf Of al
:. benevolent object. the following association
+ and artistes have consented TO aid in Il
!, good work; The Washington srugerbuu
!, 7forty pieces the memory Of whose br
1 liant achievements ut the great singing fes
!, val In Baltimore Is still fresh In the minds
n all; the Beethoven Club, the gentlemen fori
?, ing which are we'll known as promine
8 members OF the "Choral socIety;' the oil
!; ime-honored and deservedly popular MARI
band; Prof. L. c. Colliere, q celebrated bar
tone from New York; Prof. Richter, Il
eminent pianist; aud many others-in all
most extraordinary combination, doubles
, the greatest ever before concentrated upo
any one occasion. The entertainment prom
: great pleasure In commencing 1t to the gel
erous consideration OF our readers.
.
t JoHN 0'DosoyAS IL TRouBLE.-The Q
2 centric and good-natured John having tc
y much "sole" TO depend upon other tina
A his own exertions for q modlcum Of th
!. "world's riches" has established himself
!. business at the unpretending corner Of TIL
y teenth and z streets, where he fattered hit
r self he would be allowed to stick to &
r "last" without molestation. But SUI
dreams and expectations were brought to
d "end' yesterday In consequence OF n 81!
g wart member OF the M. r. entering
+ shop and inviting John to appear before Jl
n not remove q sign, bearing the inscriptio
" John O'Donovan, boot and shoe maker
= which he has caused to be erected on
-e angle, al the corner OF the above stree
I, The sign is snowy, does not Impede I
T. view In either direction, nor inconyenien
70 me pubic. John did not "brlstle" up
I nFnml4Rd