The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-14
new YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY a. 1873 SHEET

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LETTERS FROM DISTINGUISHED PERSONS.
Thus ending the regular tOasts the President
read the following letters:-
FROM PRESIDENT GRANT
The President regrets that previous engagement
pleasure Of being present Z. the dinner given on that
evening 70 Mr.. Henry Stanley by the journalists Of
ExECUrvE MANSION, Jan. 9, 1873
FROM SECRETARY FISH.
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unguishcd journalist and who succeeded in finding
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and am reluctantly compelled e asrRe xeEy trppy
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FROM ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS.
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FROM THE MARQUIS DE NoAILLEs.
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HIAwArH1AN ODE.
AFTER this o Hawaiian ode was read by William
p. Copeland, descriptive Of Staney's relations tC
the NEW YORK HERALD and his exploits in Africa.
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result.
Colonel Hinton, of the Boston GLOBE, proposed
1.-THE HEALTH OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Of the NEW YORK HERALD" to which Senator Came
ron responded briefly, but feengly and el0quently,
and referred to his forty years. acquaintance with
James Gordon Bennett, Senior, to the vlgor and
ability Of his life and their wonderful result in
building up such journalistic monument as the
HERALD.
Mn. CAMERON
made complimentary reference to the journalist
and correspondent. and alluded to his former con-
nectiOn with the press al washington and else
where as printer, editor and publisher He was
warmly applauded.
Brief speeches were made by
SENATOR'S THURMAN AND CASSERLY,
who protested that 1t was the privilege OF cOrre-
spOndents to listen to their Orati0ns, and this
occasion they wished to occupy seats In the re-
porters' gallery to hear what the correspondents
had to say. Both c0mplimented Stanley ON his
daring and the HERALD on Its liberal expenditure
on behalf Of advancing civilization.
CONGRESSMAN DODD,
Of Cincinnati, recited "Shamus O'Brien," and at o
late hour the party dispersed, with the benedic-
ton OF "Auld Lang Syne."