New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22


Gen.J. b Woodward. James :. Case II 2. Perrepont,
Gen. r. T. Tracy, VIM. H Lvon Joseph Knapp
Col R 9 Ward. J. $, I. stranahan. Seth Low.
AlIrsa 7 White Cen L woodord Jo&ss Pr w,o-
s b MOTHS Jasper v Gilbert Div A. snively
White 5saEs geynGas IT. SaiJ N eas.
Is A. H. cary Bernard Peters, shas B. butcher,
About $50 o'clock president winslow and con
graduated society its large attendance di
its 45O members and the s13239 in the treasury. 'e
sketched the daily of the early fathers and
humorous recital OF many wOrr1ments OF modern
civilization which they escaped In few appropriate
he introduced the first toast The President Of the
United states. WHICH was drunk in silence
The second toast Cordial Welcome to Gen
era Shei man eaiisd out great ehtn1saSm ca an.
replied 1 a few well chosen words.
brate lie aInounced his Intention Of Furnishing the
audience for asking him 10 respond to the same toast
able attend proposed 10 10 step 10 his ground
and speak The schools aud Colleges of New England"
he continued
As / came Bridge ro-niVht with the O'Clock
crowd tine hreseent fare could not help asking why any
New ngand societies That Bridge is the thread which
winch weaving our common destiny. Why should we not
be one We are IA vo Of Il GIVE Us your wealth and we WI
firr y" our axes Angn.et EHusil'F 5s eqnsS au me
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dun Newlcrk an vice versa Why then, 10 We have
Ioan WHO ma eth ,n1 where bioOmed
's sa to ~ ioast T 1 aay we cesrate How do you
in here tonishi they would most likely hold up their
hands IN horror In their day
any smoking tobacco mucted IN the sum OF two
thought that would probably to them These
piloTy." Then would Who these people,
ANYWAY flaughrer who presume they
generation What are they in
some Of as~Br SSlyn me
OF all ereeds uner the sun LOT ansht Know;
frownngy eyes his degenerate descendant
your amt lead sadly from the midst OF such An
orgie loud laughter
The company then rose and sang sanza Of the anthem
"Amcrira Edward Pierce OF Boston, then spoke on
"The Puritan spirit Mighty Force in Human Progress
He followed by Judge Noah Davis who responded
for American Law and Liberty.
Tie Rev Dr. John K. Paxton. speaking next Of " The
Legacy Pilgrims and the Purtans said in part
rebellion Of the belly against short raons
IN enr te people emgrate because they hungry and
Germans aud Irish TO shorea They wept when they
sael from Ialherand OF hTln hry come UNI
but ger option they for bread But the Phi
grim Fathers and william Penn OF nv state came 10 our
land 10 clobe their souls righteousness not 10 nil
between country settled by empty stOmschs
ami settled by hungry souls and consciences
Mayao3er hled crowd hungry peasants.
and thinking only OF brea then the Decsr
49, Nu,is O ,onc rre9t iaine says
power a society only funded the respect for lib
iustico' on God and conscience
"Our Societies were responded for by Granville
p Hawes OF the NewEngland society OF this city John
W president OF the ct Nicholas society OF Mas
sau Island william Sullivan. president or ST. Pat
rick's society Of Brooklyn Mr. sullivan acknowledged
and claimed NeW-England part of Ireland by con
quest By occupation. by amas amation and by aosorp
ton
The singing of the doxology brought the dinner to
lose.