New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

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Thoma, Jones' Viz. ana Mr.. Il. ". IIushc.. Nr and
Mr.. II. j. Hohcr'- Nr. AID Nrs John T. Williams.
William jams John T.. james. {. +. Doan". &. L.
! Jamo-. iAc Rev. anu Nj. y. PARKER Williams. MIS-
Maria Aiflctvn. Edward u. Applcion. VII and VIZ
) N"sh"r Mr. and Nr> VI. Y. Powell. VI. and Nr,.
! William A. Rec Nr. ana Nj. T.. ,aundor.. Ms Il.
Evans. Mr.. and NJ. V. d. Edwards. Mr. and MI.
Richard !. Lewis NJ, Lewis. NJ. and Mr.. ". C.
Roberts. NJ, FIJI II. Roberts. EIlis II. Il. Irooh,.
Miss VI \. Roberts. Mr. and Nh. LARK i.clI. Nj.
/ " H. Mrflroy. Gcofr" Morgan Lows. Mr. ana M.
| Richard & IrNl Mr. and Mr.. william Nile jr.
IL. and Mr. Warren \. james Mr. and Mr.. Henry y.
| Morgan. Wis Carrie Morgan. IpVon e. Rc,.. Nil
Clara Thomas. Nj, Naii, Thomas. 1houa. 6. 1'o~ II.
Mr. and Mrs John g. Jenkins. MI Eva jenkins. Miss
Iiic J"nhin-. william Powell. u. jenkins. Hugh
Robert, and William Jeremiah.
After ealing TIE meeting 80 order Mr. Eo rts said
at Is nay great privilege To ia you welcome to his
icsial board The lndio. join In the welcome. The
-. DAVID society f. -" chaTltnb" orEiuza-
/ ton Of New York which do"s Tot exclude ladies
| from IT. banquet hall oaunot deny myself the
pr,ilcf" of asking you recall the memories 81 the
! land 81 orr father. tho-, shores witch Ia" sea
wasac, beautifully. tAo.c ,al,. beside the rivers
thos" picturesque mountains We slaI never forget
| Tie scenery Willie drop Of blood glcs IN orr
veins, til" lat year 81 the -. DaNd's society
las been fairly -rerou,. "" hope that 1t Will be-
prosperous In the future In rs charitable work Of
relieving all who Lear Gc Welsh n'lnr and have the
Welsh IloOd.'
Mr. Roberts ended by asking all to rice and drink
to the President Of the United states. The Star
spanscd Banner sung In response. Nj then
again and drank 10 the Queen Of Great Britain and
Ireland and tod save the Queen" Wa sung.
The Rev. william Z. Roberts then responded 10 the
tonst The Land Of our Fathers liz said In part
For the sake Of th0s" present who, The lisLman
aid. haven't i|n born out Of thtr native land, VII!
give brief description of the old country Vale.
IN, VIC compa 1, f,oraly in .if Win rms.inc the
HON. OF the most religious and with Greece. the
it, zr Wall Is the rich',,l r,sion on the globc *
cept the state Of Pennsylvania. ia" iron and coal
Of VALE +, grand. Ther ar" no drir, In the world
superior through bettws c~d ponlab"rSasIyn
Llanrwst. Cwyd. Llansolcn and Ab"rgavrnny -
The wch are ONE Of TN , @d" a, 81 ,hr -, "1 HIM.
before metals Ired. The tradition Is that the
Welsh are the descendants Of Conner ID" grandson o,
n,hos Of movement and action. II has n rich old
rogr like the lrA II "i no more ~, gr@. san
The most remarkable Of which Is th" E,icidiod dating
back The fourth CENTURY II was literary c"ngr, $i
prizes and exposition for improvement IN The
and means Of personal and comforts. This
probably The origin 81 IN, world Iir., ,, ,muco
ara. 81 Welsh origin. Prince Mndoc brought their
ancestors IN th" twelfth century.
At the close Of the Rev. Mr.. Robertss address tn"
Welsh national song, Hen cOlad ~ hhiuhu' "'S
sung tho.e present Joining In the chorus. Warner
Miller WAS then introduced rs an adma'1" r'irr"rn-
toive Of "Thc Land Live in to respond TO that
,o,st He said that that the third time he had
been honorcd by the society," this time nj Inc III
stance OF Ellis IT, Roberts, 10 whom more Than any one
elsc he owed his political advancement. am mere"
however, said Mr.. Miller. "ony as substitute Tor
senator John T. JONES' Of Nevada. Wel'lnhh boFi'
u 4, the fashion now TO have substitutes. Greater
men even than Senator Jones have had Substitutes
daughter aud apparseJ Perhaps had better with
draw that last remark. ! you are inclined 10
give # a personal Specification" Mr.. Miller "hd tha'
he would gladly speak Of Wales ~ b" hh'" any WIS"
history or could pronounce a sngl" worn Vi Inv
language but he could not. lie would say however
that he would heartily approve OF The TN s'h'u' VI
,he Mckinley bill # it would bring the rest Of ,"'
Wel,hmen 10 this country lie closed by Sp'ah'hH
I'm glowing terms OF this country. and OF the part
which Welshmcn had taken In lis development
Spending IN response to the ;cas "The "eish'na"
I'm the United state the Rev. john H. Da'e9 S"i'
"Whcn came TO this land Providence diHc'n
my steps TO that portion OF Pennsylvania where per
hans. there are more Weshmcn to the square ioo'
,bnn in Wales itself. | found the Wel>hn,an 10 m
n thrifty sort Of man. owning his own mUusc d
pulling something by for rainy Day moro ysiuablc
tLan gold mines small part OF tNrit n'li" S
llr skill o: the men who In other dass T" H. i, ,
vrndnr lttl. land and made IL easy for All thr iS'
The anne may be snld OF the great IRON az b., s,",
ss on Np shose OF who tho r ccs ns Ta rt
!ron-making in the great works al p""'"N III" '''
thyrTydvil." ~. ,o,,, ,r,,oro,siy and >eri
orsy to The toast The Women Of AL Lands ns LINZ sS
wen known humans ne SG spaE foe ' ihamSveS The
women Of country were forgotten by i.oranv, but
tie ncememis Of their sons SppIe , lDr ' her men c
comp.,shed went back home and wonn,,i love:
Other W 'Gs ssra .a I nnssn ras sEroy
Challenge for the sovereignty OF the seas' "ni'ain