New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-18
ST PATRICK UNFORGOTTEN
DINNER OF THE FRIENDLY SONS.
DRESSES by MR.. BrEcHER. CHEF JUSTICE DAILY
I1-nCr nAIX ANn OTHERS.

ADDRESSES by Mr.. BFECHER, CHIEF JCSlICH DALi'
JUDGE DAILY AND OTHERS.
Tho centennial anniversary OF the organization OF
the Friendly Sons of ST. Patrick celebrated last
evening at the Hotel Brunswick. About $50
persons were served Among them were the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher. Chaunoey NJ Depew, John
Kelly Mayor Edison, Augustin DAILY, Justice
William II. Re IT, Horace Russell. Richard U Gor-
man. Judge Joseph +. DAILY, Robert seweh' DaVid
Mcclure. Henry Sedley. Recorder Frederick Smy'h'
General Egbert L. Viele, John d. Grim
MINIS. Frank Byrne, Stephen b. French, Judge H. L.
Larremore James Redpath, Colonel Rodney =
Ward, General George W. Wingate, Dr' ). NJ Lees
Henry ". Bookstaver, P. ). Gilmore General T. L,
Christensen. Richard w. Adams, General Lloyd
Aspiuwal Thomas B. Connery, Senator Jones, OF
Florida Commissioners James 5. Coleman. William
Steinway and the following representatives OF
sister societies: New-England. General Stewart l.
Woodford president ST: Andrews, W. watson,
president; st. Davd's William Il. Roberts prcs--
deut st. Georges, K. J. Cortis vice-president' -
Nicholas y. 2. Bailey president.
Nlr Beecher came IN little late and was gFeeted
with round of haad-clapping n he moved slowly
around the hauqUeti1g hall TO the place OF honor
beside the chairman.
Vocal music was rendered during the evening BY
the following quartet Miss Hattie H. SImms' go
prano; Miss Hattie Clapper, contralto; William
Courtney tenor; Edward O. Mahoncy. ba'so. And
instrumental music by Madame Chatterton-Boh-
Ter, the solo harp-player.
THE OPENING ADDRESSES.
Chief Justice Daily presided. In calling the as
senlbly 10 order he noted these facts:
The Friendly sons ~ - Patrick third Of The
societies of York-the Andrews and the Marine
being older bu The only Ir+h society Of larger orgariza
Boston The Friendly Soma of -. Patrick are the
Sere of Of ST. Pairicl bay in THIS city
bur the records the society DESTROYED in the great
fir of 1885. The Irish race was IN America before
Columbus or the Puritans. Applause. II appears 10y
the scandinavian records thai IN the tenth century AFTER
the discovery OF America by the Northneh that SCUM
o. yinand they learned OF another fou1!y' t C2Td
w@e an n1 iceland chief in 9s2 was driven in
tempest and whore a. remained. Another lee!andsh
writer the tenth fury records that vessel Win
mixed crew 81 Irshmen and IcelanGers was carried on
from Of ireland nv an easerv vino 10 LIS
Irish race participated with Columbus in the discovery or
America. in the person as the records snow Oh "-'
eIimO Irres natural de Galway en- IrlahusL
The Chief Justice in detailing at length the his
tory Of Irish examinations in New-York, mentioned
one composed of officers OF the Connaught Rangers
IN the British detail IN this country which he
said gave il its political character OF rn-v"rvinE
LOYALTY 10 the British crown The allusion was
crested with Kisses and applause. the former pre-
dominating An slluson 10 Redraths melody, I'D
which lie wished he could be at the head OF
$4,000 men marching 70 the delivery OF Ireland
was greeted with loud and prolonged applause.
The toast The Day ami All VINO
Honor liz was drunk sanding
-, ,.e clc,r o1.,vc The cIinb of Glasses. Down
with tine wine and down with the dyuaudraurs, TO
which there was mingled assent and q. sent. The
sentiment of the toast was responded 70 10y Judge
I..arb r. DAILY in a humorous and mucL-ap-
piluced speech. BE SAID among otLer things
r. is great sai -f5eau TO learn from the Chief Jus--ce
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