New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-23

Mumm's best cbampague- xira dry. lLt'-atrI AM
when 20 to the New-England dinner. dill ds night
and again tonight ascertain that truth crushed to
earth will rise AGAIN. lLaughter.]
NewYork Is the foremost In all the Ell ment' when
constitute a great commonwealth. and second only IN
power among it's sister states 20 the state o. ONO
fGreat laughter1 shakespear had lived ~ our Tine
The familiar That are born geai ana inc
thrust them, would have been writ
ten " Some are born great, ana some arc porn I'd
Ohio" [Great laughteEl But there never yet
has been an ONO man fills fully the National eve
that he ddn't deecerd nom New Engahd ancestors.
IA pp ause1 The state of NV I0rk-what wOulI nANc
become Of Inc Yankee but Us In the Revolutionary
period New-York prevented the union OF the British
forces IN Canada and on the seaeoas'; WHICH, accom-
piisned. would have enabled Great Britain to nave
crushed tie Yankee out. In the Constitutional period,
ola George Clinton, with threefDur rs OF Tine members,
between the East and West would be
greater and more independent by NOT suiIenaeIlhs
to tie central governments those great Statesmen ana
patriots Alexander Hamilton. John Jay, Chancellor
Livingston force and genius and logic won over mat
Convention t5at NewYOrk Ia IL the great compact;
the Nation created ana the Yankee was saie'
[Laughterl Pior to thai time he had place IN winch
he might be where his bones could be depos cd
but ever after he had n place where he could I'VE.
uaughterJ Other States may claim be The mother and
nc creator OF Pre- sidens NewYork alone elecs them
lGteat aughierl And when circulate among my Dieth'
zen defeated and disappointed IN TINS contest
and VINO around with such yengetul earnest
to fnd somebody who VS. Ie7pons D5 iVr uIt r.
SUITS order that they sacrifice him on ihe rpot'
| AN re lded OF d NewEnglaHd story Ihere arc GER
recreation and pleasure OF the inhabitants j,
the attendance upon funerals. La9gn'' IT,
diversion OF neghOJr1OOd, aud went 10 one OF thcr
gatherings. After the preacher hsd concluded NC was
aitled by the undertaken got up ana announced
tins notice: Friends will be pilrni the exec So
fly postponed because the corpse na' Deen MS
laid" ~ , .
There Is a relationship be ween the Yankee ana me
Dutcnman very remote. II Is true the atael woJ
have nte u.
H. Tor tue reason tat ne climbs III i'm eina,lon one
genealogical tree and p.urks reianohs"iP 'I rr
m. luum II SUITS MS Pui-
p3s'S az" ~. ,r,",rai sleek settled IN Holland. Iney
tlru went over 10 England anu became PhiItais hu
The Original stock remained In Holland over l. Elg-
Ina re P1mt1n VA, surrounded by ecc tsiasfic ana
cane "A a lDug.losf relative. After
Gad remained there lew years he : d there room
enou.h Tor he practice Of MS own renN0n, Dul It Tor
he I[gop OF hcrs Tney looxed into Con ectI-
en-, and saw II was far and fruitful Iney wen mere,
a1e gree,ed their long lost relation COUSIN Detich'
nov do Won uoi incy cane guests.
u.s. there l. dispute among thc YANKEES 1V WIEN On.
part Gel Drates ne DAY on te 2Ist qua tu9 oeui Pa'
on she 22d. 40 then prescntit'e - t'ud DON uIh
ners TIL only return for the 10 years OF Tue
Aao1ncr reason why we 90 to these dinners.
II we eau ct an invitation, Is Dael
VIC was caugai MS disciple after tne meeting WAin-
n not wbIskes punch sad inc hierj tnuuSht you
were a total ar.,a'nrr. 20 l am, but not b.soued
one" Iiausuter These Ntnk"es tnen cane over mere
ana nlrfIod the best tho Duch girls. IIeY Dr0utht
WI ein thclr sseis who eusi.y spturra tLe s
intellect oI D.ch 1Oys, and NV he stock, as d.
s. orrs wei SAID nAs made NrNIuK TIE J. uplrc STATE
., he Contdcrscy. joan Aloon and Pm ciiia, the
Puritan maiden, snOIl mo this room 40 n Mt
ley would not reeOgnzs tLeir daut',-,s
such repast, the iniig suon which wound
follow wOJd ne commensurate To i"r IDEAS oI
the Puritans went IaeJ carried win tGem those ee-
which We row enjoy, eme5ded N 'n' D ,I,
ton OF Independence ana '"e Constitution o. 'ne O'0"
States. lGreai appidusc.l