New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18

men Who IKE come Of those around me.
and brave the pers please. public station. tina.
,ney should BE- as know they ready to submit to
anpated II so be. on all sides II is their place ard
~ sS ps5c st s p complain a
side rebuhes But there sphere OF private
simply themseycs-to walk in the quiet ways. IL the
SHADY ways Of simple citizenship Now. / maintain
pubic criticism unless they some way obtrude them
n.y. on bsr public Mint right has the Press to ins
eomloriaee wifef What right has it to drag people
.C t tae par o. public criticism and scrutiny unless
OF this same criticsmi Mo- insist that the OF
Press that the fault is entirely with the
PnS .b hsIs %ayO journal may commence
mately and fairly canvass public men ana meas
Ires and there very little attention paid to it.
Very little harm follows that but let journal
commence tomorrow. resolved to slander every
ing every shrinking person before the gaze Of tho multi
tude and that journal will fly the OF the wind
81 the the s Of T ne
That Is the fault OF the public That L. the fault Of those
the people. who don't say things that they themselves
have 10 but think only good fun TO have their
Friends and nesIbors have po more at this
late hour tell you ia wen for the Press take
look well to the character Of the journals you sustain
and which by your support have been enabled TO puT
tOit. lApplause.l
Other sentiments f0lloMed In quick succession, and at
late hour the company separated.
FRIENDLY SONS OF ST. PATRICK.
About GO genial and jOvial gentlemen sat
down last evening at the St. James Hotel the excel
lent seth anniversary dinner Of the Friendly Sons OF st.
Patrick tho Oldest organized representation OF the Irish
in America Bouquets and coored candles and
pieces OF confectionery including Barney Castle and
"st. Patrick" himself. were among the decorations
while the Irish and American flags praped together
the main table which sat Judge Charles p DAILY
President OF the Friendly Sons; John O. Dale OF the St
Society; Mr. Gordon of the st. Andrews Society Mr. Nc
Donald OF the st. Nicholas socety Major'Ge Irwin Nc
Dowell. the Hon. John Mckeou aud Samuel Sloan. ESQ.,.
The menu was neatly printed on large card trimmed
with green and gold, and covered with broad green
encirced harp and the motto and date, ERIN go bragh
1921" The music was furnished by select orchestra
were received from Mayor Hall. ex.AttorDey General
q Of h st. he the c
itous opening speech OF Judge DAILY the toasts were
announced aud received with cheers each peng aocon,
panied by poetic sentiment and an appropriate air, as
l. our Eirhty.sxth Anniversary St. Patrcks Day
:" ST. Patrieks Day" William Smith responded with
2 The United states-sentiment from Savage-Air,
4" The Red, White. and Blue. Response from John Snea,
Assistant Cooperation Counsel
shei,a riet AID rare land.
'f fhi as Cd ! l in'i d a11 %iu.
Not dull or cold Land,
Bu, and bold land
A Old land
This land Of mine.-Days.
Air 1.-THE Harp that once through Taras Halls" Re
gponsc BY Dennis Mcmahon, esq. -
The remaining toasts airs aud respondents were the
a. Civil and Religious Liberty "Iia Columbia tho
Hon John McKeOn. g. The City OF NewYork; "Mynheer
Van Dunk" the Rev. Dr. James Thompson. G. The Army
and Navy: star spanged Banner" Gen. Mcdowell. Z.
Onr Societies. AUD Lang syne;" hessrs Cowdln
and Gale. s. Woman; THE Girl left behind me-"
Mr. Smith several Irish songs with much ap-
pause congrgtulatOry telegram was received rom
the Hberan Society OF Philadelphia, and the fCIvty
\ continued till nearly midnight
| TIE DAY IN BROOKLYN AND ELSEWHERE.
! ST. Patricks Day was duly celebrated in
Brooklyn The City Hail. House. and many other
buildings displayed the American and IRISH flags. The
various civic and military Societies out in full
force and the streets resounded with martial strains.
The procession formed at Il o'clock AZ the junction OF
Bedford and DvisOnaves, J.. D.. and paraded through
the principal tLOrouGares Of the Western District TO
the City Han. they reviewed by Mayor Kab-
| feiseh and tie members OF the Common Council The
| procession numbered about 5000 persons.
TIE following Societies participated IN the parade
Ancient Marshal MahoD s. Pau T. A. b So
Marshal Gasgaer ~ James C. b. Society Marshal Nc
T. socety Herman; FAt< Mathew Society No. Mar
Sewinsu; Fcks Society Marshal Gorneyi Asunpuou T.
ocst! Marshal oDouHe Father Ma;hes Society No. Mar
/ sial Aurtha
tylrst annual dinner at the Ahenaum and the Friendly
sons Of ST. Patrick also had their annual DahGuet al
In Jersey city Newark. and the principal cities and
towns throughout the Union there were parades III
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