The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14

"A. Pf0stous NEW YORK hBhALDS W. d. ,n"",
Boston Transcripts; J. J. McElhone, Congressional
Glooe; II. q. Hays, Associated Press; D. W. Bart
lett, Springfield RepuoHoan; D. D. Cone, Philadel-
phia Pssosic Ledger; G. W. Adams New York World;
H. W. Barr, Southern Associated Press; Oscar X.
Harris, Boston Journal; Ben Perley Moore, Boston
Journal; r. J. Hinton, Boston Globe; George Alfred
Townsend, Chicago Tribune; w. W. Worden,
Boston Post; A. n. Gibson, New York sun;
Crosby s. Noyes, Eoenin0 star; D. G. Forney,
F0rnev's Sunday Chronicle; D. R. Mckee,
Associated Press; z. L. White, New York
tribune; E. b. Wight, Chicago Journal;
4. v. smalley, New York tribune; James R. Young,
Philadelphia Euessn0 star; G. A. Pillsbury. Sa-
vannah Advertiser; L. 9. Crounse, New York Times;
Samuel q. Young Washington Euentno star; D. r
xurphy. Congregational Ggooe; W. J. Vance, Ohio
state Journal; W. p. Copeland, New York Journal
OF Commerce; U. b. Painter. Philadelphia TQstser;
J. Mcfarland, Philadelphia Press; John P. Foley
Arthur Shepherd and Z. p. Brooks. Washington
National Republican; Ben. Truman, Los Angeles
Erpress; G. A, wetmore, Alta Californian; James
Holland, New York Associated Press; clifford
worden, Boston Post; J. w. Knowlton Chicago
Tribune and Cincinnati C0nsDsesctal; W. 3. Sawyer,
Boston EUesstn0 traveller M
Many OF these gentlemen correspond with sew
eral other papers In addition TO that which they
represent, and 1t was estimated by statistician
ct the table that what they telegraph hence every
night. meets the eyes Of upward Of q million Of
readers the next morning. After Mr.. Adams had
invited the company to take seats the knife and
fork exercise was commenced, and battalion Of
gentlemen from Africa commenced their move.
ments az
PURvBYoRs OF GOOD cHBER.
There was an abundance Of everything. es-
pecially of the generous wines which were poured
ont between each successive course But no one
drank too much, although the table neighbors Of
Wilson, Dawes and other temperance men had
double duty to perform. Finally, when ample JUS
tice had been done to all that was provided, the
feast Of reason was commenced by an
ADDRESS OF WELCOME BY MR.. ADANS,
which was as f0llows:-
an Individual welcome to our guest that Il
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presence which this table tonight speaks i'm
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here Tonight to honor our guest in every way, to
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sssS s Rom our hands, q. iohs ,
that indomitaele schieyement we have pictured,
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put Nv a Of e n as y sen s p1ss n
nnovate is not to REFORM" but by Mr. Bennett i has
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THE WAR OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE
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years Of geographical and commercial growth with IFS
sss 3 s?S s places
THE MOST GLORIOUS OF ALL THE EXPLORERS OF AFRICAN
In these day. peace win ys...ss .
erms representing nearly every branch Of this great
public Journals of quite three-ourths all the States,
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and sspssi:y s.6eco%ns
this OCCASION the Wasnineton correSponcentG
You VIII perceive mat nave g1aanea the PROCESSION
y a9king you 70 drink ne success OF that whicn
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among US devotees-l mean
THAT SERVICE watGh Io-DAi OvshsHADows Ihh wokLp
with It's power ana nnuence wnicn conmanos even the
clemens 70 40 ~ WINCH y acuve ever ~ WORK 40
ing good peopes u tnSa antes anu
IDEAS elevaes humanity records the progress Of Tie
world Perpctuates humsn history, reoresses the
and % n last M and
upon as p3weL aet Es az u 1nu PonGep npop
Humble enough, as you may perceive II You take the
trouble TO examine tne nrs annual volume o. any Oh our
great newspapers me nsusuuSn ~ nIss atsempea 70
pc no more tnam wIs W now ferm lehex Oh
usvRPEp THE PLACE or THE village cRoNE
her neehbors and the Town crier. Who perambulsted