The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-18

Emerald Isle. Our greeting We send to
our brethren in every land. Respond Z
ed to by John Bauskett, Esq. ~.
Air-''St. Patrick's Day in the Morn
ing" t
2. I'eland-The home of our fatlTeflg.
to which we look with pride and saffecsss
ton. Soon herancient renoWnswiH baS
eclipsed by greater splendor, and in
civilization she will stand among the
nations of the earth, az beauty amonR
the Isles Of the Sea; the peer ofEthe
best and the inferior Of none. Respond
to by e. A. Scott, Esq Of .Newberry.
Air-"Wearing OF the areen..n IS /.
3. The United &aies The land ,of the
brave and the home Of the free: cher
greatness and glory are. first in the hearts
of her Irish citizens. Responded TO by
9. l.. Anderson, EGG. I'd x
Air-"Tho Star Spangied Banner.''
4. The STATE Of South Caroline THE
home Of our adoption. The Irish immi.
grant has no lament who lands upon her
hospitable shore, and finds within her
borders the freedom denied him else.
where. Responded to.Dy O. F. Janney,
Esq.
Alr-"Dlxie.
5. The City Of Colum5ia-The Gem of
the South. She rises from the ashes in
renewed beauty and prosperity. Bel
sponded to by Mayor Alexander.
Air-"Home, Sweet Home"
6. The Juoiciary-The bulwark OF l
our liberty. Its ermine has ever beeni
pure and spotless in the past; may itN
never be soiled in the future. Respond.l
ed to by Col. VIM. Wallace.
Air-"The Harp that Once Through
Tara's Hail."
Z. Oar Sister Societies the genar.
ous rivalry OF charity and benevolence
will ever strive with them. At our fes.
tive board we greet their representatives
with nm Irish welcome. Responded to
by e. Hope, Esq, President of the
Burns Club
Air-"rhe Campbelrs are Coming"
g. The Press-The guardian of the
liberty and the happiness of the people.
May it Herald our rise from the ashes
like the PHOENIX, in the restoration of
the Union. Responded to by L. G.
Northrop. Esq, of the Herald
Air-"Waltz
.. Woman Her bright smiles are the
sunlight in whose beams we would walk,
and her favor is dearer to Irishmen than
the wealth of the world. Responded to
by John T. Sloan, Jr.
Kathleen Ma-ourneen.
Mr.. G. T. Berg was called upon, anu
gave kathleen Mavourneen" and "An-
| ME Laurie" with great zest.
THE Medical Profession" brought
DR.. Talley to the front.
Capt. Dorsey sung the Wearing of
the Green" in his inimitable style. To
this Mr.. Monteith responded with an
original poetical reply. which was warm
ly applauded.
Andrew Crawford, Esq, responded to
the ''Bench and Bar of Sonth Carolina"
MIR. John White gave the Shamrock.
"Ihe Adopted Sons of South Carroll
na." brought neat little speech from
Judge Hogc. A
Mr.. McCabe sung two or three capit&
Scotch songs. 81
A compliment to Steward Thos. DON
amead resulted in the "Nild Irish Boy. Y
! Mr.. Hannah, in response to repeated
calls, gave the "Irish Jaunting Car"
Capt. Parker, Of Abbeville, compli.
men!ed old Ireland as we'll as Abbeville.
Col. Kennedy told Of "Pat Malloy."
BY this hour the crowd OF eighty that
had at first surrounded the tables having
materially diminished, the President
proposed that they concentrate at his
table, which vas done. when we left
feeling perfectly satisfied with the even.
ing's entertainment.
Every head of family should possess
policy in good life insurance COM
pany, like the Brooklyn, of New York,
which is MS sound as silver dollar.
DR.. j. ". Parker, at the Carolina Ma.
tional Bank, is the General Agent fer
South Carolina. In view of the un
certainty of life, call on him and secure
protection against SO terribe On Ell! as
that OF leaving family unprovidei for.
| LIST c. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
| Convocation Columbia Chapter.
Board of Fire Masters.
| Hagood & Treutlen--Insuranca
Meeting S. G. r. Il. Co.
Notice TO Proxies.
| Il. G. BrepiZer-Stork Wanted