The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-02-23
THE MAYOR AND THE SOUTH.

THE MAYOR AND THE SOUTH.
HIS GENERALIZATION TO TIE MEM
BEERS OF THE SOUTHERN SOCIETY.
Ma weIcoune. them to the Home OF Carpet
br~rers-8eu. Horace Porter Alarmed
over the Chang. In Kentucky Hospitality.
The Southern Society held it's second an
nusl banquet last evening at the Hotel Bruns-
wick. Nearly three hundred guests sat down
10 dinner. On the wall. over tho head Of Presi-
dent John @. Calhoun. was n picture OF the late
Alrernon 8. Sullivan. ex-President OF the So
ciety. draped with the national colors. At
the head table were Horace Russell, Edward
Atkinson. Mayor Hewitt. ]. Randolph
Tucker, Daniel b. Lucas. r. s. Lsrre-
moro. ex-Comptroller John Jay Knox.
Gen. Horace Porter, Gen. Logan c. Murray, W.
p. 1t. John. Richard W. Glider. Augustus W.
Van wyck. Hugh L. Cole. J. Hamden Robb. g.
N. Fry. John II. Rogers. Chapman J. Leigh. A.
@. Dickinson, Gen. John Newton. Commissioner
Of Public Works W.. L. Wilson. Stephen b. FL
kins. Cornelius N. Bliss, c. G. baldwin. {. &.
Hurd. the Rev. 8. d. Cranberry, the Rev. Otis
A. Glazebrook. the Rev. W. w. Page, DR.. Ham,
mond. and DR.. Norvin Green.
At the other tables were, among others,
Eugene Kelly, II. T. Dufleld, Margrave Coke,
Col. +. X. Hahn. Assistant District Attorney
Mckenzie Temple. Ballard Smith. T. B. Mus
crave, W. G. Baird. ]. II. Claiborne. Col. }. A.
NcCsull. Eugene Ives. DR.. Il. G. n. Page,
Walter L. McCockle, John 1nman. John W..
Bhorter. ]. Edward Simmons, John Marshall.
Henry @. Davis. j. H. Parker. Baron J.
Won Huppmann. DR.. Alexander u. Pepper,
Bruce Price. Oden Bowie. Jr.. James G.. Jen-
kins, F. G. Morehead. Clarence Gary, jerome
DAT T~dr~ Roobotnvar w q Enllv lroorna
II. Hammond, A. 7. Pendleton. Wm. Brady. J.
b, Stuart, VIM. Hancock Clark. John r. Dos
Psssos, ]. NJ. High. W. F. Britain. r. 1. HRrri-
SON, Lieut. T. Emory. ]. D. Prince. and ]. Il.
Abney.
President John G. Calhoun said. in introduce
ing the toasts: New York's great statesman.
Seward, thirty years ago proclaimed an irre-
pressible conflict between the North and South.
and whom the cause Of that conflict, slavery,
had been consumed in the terrible fro OF war,
Il was thought that the conflict has ended for
ever. But not so during these twenty-five years
that was defeated. broken down, exhausted. nl-
most indeed obliterated. has recmperated its
and we to.niiaHt Of the South tn and for
Be sSut the ]s sHsiirss as n to Which, e las session s s5nil
8 the help SSo y God sD1 we mean ami to u be At the fs'S NaSfti
IL VIC Cdu. hlItbuy t1uI I'LL I'll DekuH Ill
earnest. and we are pushing it at every point
byuf filing up our waste SIt,epp places les , 6y re-,
and welcoming immigration, by developing
our mineral wealth. by encouraging our manu-
{seturers: and BY extending our RAILROADS. an5
i Gsst to a ths YANKEES "a * es OF aS S 9 England En- Elns a aalf w 7" the
!! sos Sc is; e s sss Mi sh. Ne al Fl ' & the Ss'i i1o ssa IN t ifs
.}Msyor Hewitt. spoke for New York: He said:
been the family home Of carpet baRRers. I
remember, that We sent a good many Of them
8 great deal better in consequences. 1 think
tbs city government begah to improve from
f baeE ds again ! a aeG for ne sha. t as o Sny 9 Son 1h t6an sGs
and such hospitality as our poor. city has to
pnSr to gentlemen VINO were reared in marble
ven soq iTissa. y H. lno%Ss a48as. when I sa. down
several q The distinsu isSse s gent gntn'e whose oss
ssS s 3 IL 4 ! e. ed 81 ss Sss SI s s.; Se Sss. s 6 h. :" ss a. 4
soaldd MT hsye been psSle' 70 make ga
Home Of carpetlbasssrs. but assure %sS you 20 it til Is
ths place where the attest s%pryiye: was
t thhsns'S ssn aasI Il az w sS%o s ansder9S'G pe aan = se
: 3 longer: there would e what Is called :
band; II 4. t he friendly cocktail If you will at
"Gentlemen, 1t may have been q lost cause,
s sgs !, sy ssi b pdid T Fbe P saSt5 than hsH. any En other w Saas e
Whom everything that they held most dear was
swept away. and they were walking in the val
TesgrrecaSn which e making the SsI South X
asrds9 Of this land; which is filling i with wealth
mot Of slaves, and you are as proud OF it as 1
an. YoH never Knew what you had until you
, koar To ior tTsta prog Go SP 4nd T flisay sou had iahpa la %isS
dsyeiopsd II ths presence q the 6!isht which
Joy s1 as was Ro an soa that lost aSr the dse0 eaass. but the
projected States that met with defeat. The
SSi sas q L lone SSm 1elie % o oou s rhd ssHs sti s5u1ss t hit
sTas and loyal s%Spps 81 I6e GRloa they avs t6sis
maintained at the point Of the bayonet is the
!SsIp which With Their lndr,d INDUSTRIES will flourish and
There was a time in Georgia when. II you
yanted to wet your whistle" said Gen. Horace
and q tumbler and not only shut his eyes but
tSa But ls nss y SaSH when Sn y q NAM Mn1 IN G xSa + hieV wanted op e
brace up before he could satisfy the cravings OF o
ss%S nrsFap Fb sto% %sa h sst had 5b to 60 Bas Up a ao lark q alley sS
ssS!a seized WIFI With a ACUTE "a attack tac%"e of ASA. Hsia tie
offc Colifsns 1au x Kentppckisan "pwTbbo When you evi Z s' bis
State. instead Of inviting .you to 60 to the races
and lending you O six-shooter, and tell
ing you to use it Just as freely as 4 it
you. are going to remain over the
Sabbath. as he would be pleased to have you
% An alarmist, but tell you the state OF society
In the South Is becoming threatening, and the
reputation OF the South for hospitality is In int
minent danger Of shipwreck."'
speeohes were also made by Edward Atkin-
Tuoker. who spoks for "Sout6ern iiteraturee."
sx-Judge Horace Russell for Our Sister So
edeties,n and Ballard Smith for THE Press"
Daniel b. Lewis Of West Virginia read O poem.
LIKE BEES IN a HIVE
4sw Walters Found the Catholic Protec.
tory Lads Employed Yesterdnv.