The New York herald., 1872-07-04

CviiaoiVu, WHICH WIS prepared upon the occasion.
Captain Samuel Reading was appointed Worshipft,i
Chief Justice, and took his seat In his otical garS
The following toasts were drunk
!. The Memory OF the Brave ST. Tammany
Inc United States Of America.
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l3. The American fair.
Asr Which the following original songs were in
NO. !, BY Major Howell, reads:-
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And And lost In er eternity meier ,s to return
Who dares g usnrp awess sway Ger the brave
Come ON I'm my 70 brothers r1.d bid defiance fan. g
Drink boys, drink, this Cheerful toast
Toast-"To the Sons of Tammany and Freedoms!
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Esquire Stretch contributed a song to the tune
OF Bluffs March," which concluded with the fol-
lowing lines:- y
Then let us, united in lbertys cause,
Stand Sta up IN ~PpSrii Of oST freedom and laws
Ana ShserfSily meet swher eommandeSj our foes; :
For peace freedom and plenty are sweeter than May
CELEBRATION OF TIRE SECOND REGIMENT.
Military events during ITO had been OF littld
advantage was acquired by the union OF Spain With
France IN opposition TO England. At this time the
in great degree to excite and confrm OppositionI
The peaceful and unressting were plundered and
abused ana the nm most Wanton and cruel Injuries
foul disgrace that the Hessans should be the only
Glunderers: The Jersey line were actively engaged
1879, the Second regiment being stationed at New.
ARK, M celebrated st; Tamm1ssnys Day. large bower
thirteen arches. The gentlemen OF The town sa vs
Doctor Elmer, were invited and partook Of a q very
elegant dinner, after which the following too"ts
were drunk accompanied with the discharge OF =
held-piece:-
!. The Memory of the Brave ST. Tsmmany.
3 General Washington.
:. Tho Army.
& iss'sS fhe State Ss'SrSSs; q New Jersey ;
Previous to the commencement OF the celebra.
ton The following gentlemen were appointed on
GERS GERS for tho, ensuing year:.Lcutenant Colonel D:
President; Ebcn Elmer Secretary; Captain Samuel
Reading, Chief Justice; Major John Ross Superln-
tendent Captains Hollinshead and Cumming, Man.
ayers. The ladies OF the town were convened after
dinner, and took their seats In the arches. when
they were entertained with the exhibition Of an
original dramatic performance Ia which the charac-
ters were sustained by officers Of The regiment.
DEPRESSING CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN 1850.
The operations Of the Revolutionary army during
i7so were far from being fortunate. The Southern
States, which at this period were the principal
theatre Of CONFLICT suffered severely; South Caro-.
lima and Georgia were amost reduced, their chief
cities being taken and held by The enemy In the
North nothing had occurred that could give much
relief to the picture, while deep and dark shade
This depressing condition OF affairs had its effect
In New Jersey There appears TO have been no
In sterner work; but 1t appears meeting Of the
society was held at Orangctown Camp August II,
s9 by 9If 3 rn Of a srscv cPan Wam
Newcastle, or the Third, ana lieutenant shugars,
Of the German corps, were elected Deputy High
CODE OF LAWS ADOPTED.
The Society Of st. Tammany No. l, met in The
camp near Morrisown March is, 17s1, agreeably to
orders and agreed to the following code of laws 10.
the better government thereof
The Chief Justice, besides President and Yicd
President nnd other oncers to be appointed by Tie
voice Of the society and commissioned TO continue
In Office during ts viii and pleasure
cey bur by application nsade TO tho secretary and
the appreciation OF majority OF the members and
subscribing, to the following declaration IL dc.
brave st. Tammany, aud do hereby acknowledge him
to he my tituar saint" All commissions TO be
granted by the authority OF the tular saint signed
by the president and secretary. No person to be
admitted within the circle at the annual celcbra-
ton without billet; and no biilets to be deemed
valid unless signed by tho president vice presi.
dent and secretary; all members, however to have
tc privilege Of giving In the OF their friends
and receive billess II they are approved by the
president
All charitable donations shall frs, extend to tho
poor OF the society.
The above rules were approved aud signed by
thrty-Dine members.
MEETING IN 11s2 '~4yt
Un e the ss 2; a Inc snns g g. Dr. ns
met at their bower in camp. After agreeing TO the
constitution they proceeded to the choice OF ON.
elected = Colonel Cumming, President: Major
Richard Howell Vice President, and thirteen gcn.
;lemen to form thc council On the I'd Of May there
was meeting OF the council, when 1t was resolved
that the Treasurer enter into a bond Of fl00
for the nllment OF his Office. The question being
put whether new society be admitted TO be
formed from this, passed In the affirmative, and
resolved that they pay the sum OF 81 caclL COM
mttee was appointed to devise badge OF moeper. %
sitting.
THE LAST MEETING IN NEW JEEsgY--roAsTs
The last meeting Of the society, recorded In the
minutes before us, was In May, 1888. Probably with
The conclusion of peace ana tio asnandment OF
tered and did not meet again. The resolutions