The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-04-03

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no occasion. AnOng other good
points made w the sI~Bksf. w. said
hat IL sas his sish 81 u andoabied
" vas tho desire ~ oil present, that
fhe Interests ~ fhg North, west. 10
cummoo 9th those Of tho south
might, with their young men anJ
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DO made. This was received With
cheers aud much laughter by tie
audience and was followed by ap,
plopriate music from he hand.
Tie Chairman tLen announced
tho
SECOND REGULAR TOAST.
Tie Uuion-N Now and forever. one
and inseperable:
1t was responded 10 in a leIiciious
and hearty style by Gen. J. u.
George, of Jackson, and his remarks
were received with loud and contin-
ued cheers. The General has a PEE
culiarIy happy n to impress the
hearer with his feelings. and at this
banquet ne evidently felt deeply the
sentiments that his verse ana vigo-
rous language conveyed to the visi.
tors.
The Cornet Band gave appropriate
music.
THE THIRD REGULAR TOAST.
Woman
Without our hopes, without our fears,
Without the nome that ~plighted love endesrs,
Without the smile from partial beauty won;
Oh, what were man ? "a word without q sun.
This was responded to by Col. G..
Il. Hooker, of Jackson. A resume of
his beautifully conceived and beauti
fully expressed address, would bnt
mar It's completeness and appropri>
~ateness, hence it will not 10 attempt.
ed. That it was truthful, practical,
aud eloquent IN the extreme, all are
ready to conced5 The evolutionary
powers .of Col. Hooker were well
brought out in giving the numerous
aud apt quotations from favorlte
authors with which he enriched his
complimentary allusions to the SUBJ
ject of the toast.
FOURTH TOAST.
The State of Indiana-By her ma.
terial development and progress 10
the useful arts, she has illustrated
that peace hath her victories no less
renowned than war.
This was spoken to by Judge S.
Truman of Bowling Green. Ind ana.
He made a decided hit by saying.
that Tor the life OF him he could not
distinguish, among those assembled
which were Mississppiaus and which
were ~lndianians. All looked and
appeared alike. His illusions TO the
death of relatives who fought on the
Confederate side, while he fought on
the side of the Union in the late war,
and the bleaching of his brothers
bones in the everglades of Florida,
while both believed that they were
right, were touching. and elected much
feeling among the ladies and gentle
men present.
THE FIFTH TOAST.
The Army and Nsvy-Was re-
sponded to by Major Allyn, of the
sixteenth United States Infantry.
SIXTH REGULAR TOAST.
The People of the Mississippi Vail
ley-United commercially and indus
trially-let them be united in the
common interests and glories OF the