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

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The next regular toast was, ''The publisher
whose enterprise enlarges the field Of journalism
and makes for the correspondent Q career"
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Mr.. Townsend arose at the foot OF the table,
where he acted as one Of the Vice Presidents, and
spoke as follows amid general welcOme:-
Mr. P..s.Dss. AND a.....s.s,t is right that We en-
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WHICH AZ LEAST FIVE sswsriPER MEN HAD DONE ALREADY
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select IT. own n. readns %attsa which the
special correspondent in his funess In the year 1860
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The The next toast was, '.fEe East, the cradle Of
races, q new field for Yankee exploration"
CONGRESSMAN HAwLEY
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'"-' - REPEAT WHAT Mr. STANLEY mas TOLD xx;
that he found in the middle Of The deserts Of Arabia casks
OF New England rum and when ne arrived ct uji the
few were deemed especially fortunate Who were able to
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and believe what am about to relate has in some
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SON OF THE GREAT EXPLORER HAD BEEN PRIVATE
brave and faithful in the Third New Hampshire rcg
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indomitable scotchman an additional bond Of good will
Stanley rose and said i was here that one Of Dr.
came as common seaman to this country, enlisted at
Portsmouth. N. H.,
WOUNDED, TAKEN CAPTIVE. A PRISONER
OF Salisbury, ~ G.
"rhe Citizen soldiery," was the next general
toast. General Horace Porter responded In q most
happy speech
GENERAL PORTER's SPEECH.
He remarked, among other witty things that for the
last four weeks the Washington correspondents Of the
New York papers, had treated him with severity
THE SEVERITY OF SILENCE.
G.aughter) For the past three years or more he
omitted from the dispatches. Since he had be-
private citizen otherwise. In referring
taxi 0f M 0Vhf dane nd them
Some OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. adng,-intlmated that
II the Pennsylvania folks had been dere they would
have been fools genuf 70 kill somepody."
General Porter brought out peas Of laughter and con-
cluded by handsome
which had not only conquered rebellion In Africa
but had marched into the interior Of that verabe Con-
tinent with our flag
"The Washington Correspondent Of the Olden
Time" was responded TO by
MAJOR BEN PERLEy rooRB