New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
DINNER OF NINTH WARD PIONEERS.
A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL AFFMR-THE SPEAK h'
AND TOASTS.

A HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL AFFAlR-THE sPEAhHh'
AND ToASTs
The old Pioneers of the Ninth Ward as prompt
and As earnest at the grand reunion dinner NJ
Morolo's. NO :, West Twenty -nnti-St last night ~
they have ever been known to b. In the advance when
there WINS any earnest work 20 he done FOR me Ike
publican party, and they were on imnd Win 'hc''
charncer tic promptness. and did not seek th'ir oc
until they had swept everything before theth' "hcn
thr polls closed II found tllt every MAN ILL.,
carried out his Republican principles by Young "
straight tickct-that l., nothing on the menu was
scratched There were 100 covers at the table, ana
- ,h continents expire cd in the letters Of regret
and in the su-ch., Of those who had been scleotd
ia rc.pond 10 toasts. there was deisiV" Ne"'"s vi
9, biz boom for the coming campaign AIn UT,
sneakers appreciated thai twas better to be blc'
than t.dou.. ,,.,-,
Vice President Morton, secretary hhi'''' '
,u.op q NJ. Mccook Chauncey VI. p"p""' eN
senators Warner Miller and Thomas I. flA't' N''.h
,.o ,r.cnt were Franklin Il. Miller, Robert H.
vocs j. " wilson. John Laird Il. T. LODI
Thomas A. Laird samuel II. Hol ton. WHO" wins
,,..u II a. Armour. John T.. Mlholiand' l. H.
uvnor,i Elwood. u. Mlnriy. James l. '""t',' :,
william Poole Edward iodine. Ahsr' h. mn .'"'
T. Conkling h. owen Miner IRAN" - ,,r,
n Cross George D. Kur~r. George VI. Clark N'l''i'
,,e..,oo G. saxion. and 6. Il. Copeland.
,,h,,e ,h,, cond b. done 10 insure s"'''S''"'
si. socl,,,v and to appcase good apP"u'c' W."
o,icc,cd bv the committee Robert H. Miller p''N.''u
and he extended a welcome Ia IN" me"ipc'N ""' - -,
.,s g., n manner which was appreciates" INV
I'm ,vas a fac-simile Of battle axe ana was 'H'"'
c,,o In us design the cover wa. IN ti"so' s""
,o.,ers "Is7Cj-Old T1onccrs-lr3-.' Inc sp'"'
T., ,sno,.c 10 the toast, were good ana sPn"o'
George G. Milne. In response to the mast '''
r,o,eer~ >, smoke 81 his early me- and the pc''A' IN
,,ces ~ the association and the Pioneer corps "'
,n xt,th Ward George u. Dcanc. or " tncl" "'"rs'
a. ne T. called on Political Advice "utlhen wv
duties Of the member, toward the hep"oh'"h I".N
and ,bc Nation John ". Jacobus United states
Marshall on The Campaign" gave ndvic" whloh "np
=, old compagner + capable 81 giving IL 'ufge''e'
,hts d. Law on Macduf. and damned b" u" thA' hr''
rics Hold enough" "Our Nation wa, the sutleo'
., Andrew r. Campbell. and he gave some Instructive
ro,nts upon it, capacities and IL, growing Industries
andrew H. Roger, spoke Of Our Neighbour. ana
dvc c.pccallv upon the goodness Of those In brooh
: lvn jeremiah Pagburn spoke u "Thc "lrl ie''
EehInd Me-" to the Amusement OF AL 'H'Te"'o ~
A sears spoke on THE Law" and gave much
,r.tuIious advice a. 10 how 70 keep out OF IL
c,utchc. Edward VI. Morgan for our 'ue>tN
proved the old adacc That good cheer and great
welcome make Il merry fast "Ihe hep'bh'"u
Jrty' response II William II. torNa wa, nI'sl :"
,nccess and happy victory which lie prophc'ed w'uf
he fully realized. William II. G~inrN sYhc Tor ,ip
OId poys' who. h" declared though " far from Inc
u,ddinc crowds lgnOble strife. keep III" hplscl's'
tenor ~ their way" Then one alfr ainh'i sl',''
AWAY. not saving good night but In cheerful words