New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-23

sa ~, golden Sse and when tina. wa, passed she
b we s on BARELY 70
81 I a., 10 ,sPssis we may Get her 70 return
Iession does not 70 have been held in very high
Ts Ss There We're lawyers board the May flower
rms ~ probably attributable to the absence II spirit
OF ood eherPri,o among the profession although
was Iairly settled during ne carly period OF Ler
was encountered with many dilenitics. VI T Tiw
character OF our ancestors such that there
the ambition OF lawyer our ancestors hated The Courts
OF the Kings Bench. they hated the laws Of England
Sea TO s0 Sve 0ss ' s st dGe ss
the code Of Moses. when they had no other law by
which " decide cases they decided them according 10
My impression is that IN our day we have generally
found other law But, however these thiils may
have been. after the ~ Now Euglend by their ii
dnstry had acquired wealth, ouii; ~ commerce snd iu
trOduccd the urtS they enabled "a build, uicDn
enduring structure. system ~ Jurisprudence upon
which Is now inscribed haing array OF illustrious
names. Among others, Joseph Storey. Lenue Shaw,
Daniel Webster Jeremiah Mason, aud Rufus Choate. the
renown Of the jurisprudence OF NewEngland Is now safe
seek deract from 1t they should be hurled headlong
from the summit Of Plymouth Rock
The Rev. Mr. Gallaher responded to the toast OF the
Of Public Education. and the company then
separated.
The following letters were reed:
mr Isaac H. B.Lsr. CAairnsn a. d. E-'- TeT.
Invitation " the dinner Of tue New En land Society
Il |. With "a. rrs that am con iorago the pleasure It
will le Impossible to leave the OApia At that tus Sir
respectfully yours, Sc.. u B. GK,sr.
EzoeuitGe NansOa. Dec 9. 1870.
MI h1ndred ssd 6fh Of the lind
Plsds shannon all hopes unit
ing with & New England Society In the CITY Of heU o In It. ebr
settlers both Pilgrims and Punlan from The
frs elainei the rights ireeneu they established sheb l
the Of entail AMI III free lani A nav
their principles lei church aud fee CAn =. much
be .aii ofsry oh.r pcopci With great respect.
To I.lse II. DaileJ, esq Hew.YofL Geo. s boutwell,
wAHISaToy, d. C.. n ~. 0. 1850
Mr. Isaac H. BAILEY Chairman ne COMMITTEE Of arrah0e"ehs%
tn As,t- England SOctv Ner- YORK
DEAR return h,nk to the Committee Of Arr ngemenu Of
the New gland See Initiation 81 the commemorative dinner
Of the Society o 29i Of Deeem'er
should be happy join that paving due
nders OF hes-En gland necessity
OF tht time oulJ he able TO leave Washington
will deprive mr. Of thtt pleasure
1hahkng you for the very Kind terms 10 vh the Invitation
veyed. am. your very truly AMOS T. AKEHnAs
Iousr 90 RspRssySrArys, wssBxaro~ D. C.. Dee. H. ITO
Mr. DgAK Ma BAILEY; lave II until Cong shou he ernn
reply coria favor Of the 18th Nogen
her To-day Senate IN tie oue resolution for adjourn
e enable To 10 present on the
lol do hos greatly regret h nor hos
sboal pre- Of heing
New England wh New England bears sincerely an Aas
Jour fien j. u. BLAINE
IssAC II. BAILEY.
Letters Of regret their inability 10 attend also
received from Gov. Chamberlain of Maue, Gov. Englsh
Connecticut, the kew. W. H. III. Murray OF BOstOn the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, and Gov. CIafin.