New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-23
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IN HONOR OF NEW-ENGLAND.
HER PRINCIPLES EXALTED.
ANNUAL DINNER OF THE NEw.YORK SO.
CIETY OF HER SONS.


GREAT ENTHUSIASM AROUSED BY THE REV. D1,
STRIKERS WARNING AGAINST FOREIGN IN.
FLUENCE IN CHURCH OR STATE-oTHER
SPEAKERS WERE D. G. ROLLINS.
CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER. COY.
RUSSELL, OF MASSACHUSETTS.
ST CLAIR MKELwAY. THE
REV DIR. GREER, GEN.
HORACE PORTER AND
SENATOR sAxToN,
rbere are two dinners annually held IN tns
city. both supremely notable IN tneir quan.s'
vet each distinctive in It's characteristics. Ihs
erst is that Of the Chamber OF Commerce. ihis
is essentially a representative assemblage OF men
,ossossed of the genius for trade and commerce
and 6nance In concrete sense they belong 10
tho muscular system Of the National BODY by
their combined activity and energy and united
determination TO exalt the principle OF fair oeai'
inc among men, they have made the metropons
tho cantre of a continent in all that tends 10
substantial growth and success In human a!tairs'
The New-England Society Of New-York was
organized nearly century ago 10 commenio's~.
the virtues Of those who laid the iounoa''on :"
the safe and true principles on WHICH '"e
.,o.,, s,r,cture has been erected. 1t is worthy
:. ,,,,,,oo that many of the men who belong to
,ha ono organization also belong to the other'
d that AT the annual festivals the same
,acas are often met in the one and the other'
p,,, eocb succeeding year a like dinner may DO
served. and all partake Of 1t alike. IL ID ho'
until the purely animal feast Is over. ana 'he
intellectual feast begins, that the observing par
ticinant detects the difference In the sehume"'
which attracts the same body or men tose'he'
IN separate occasions to emphasize ana accen'u
ate the distinctive elements or the TWO orsaiiA~
tions At the dinner Of the Chamoer OF So"-
marco much in the way OF the underlying prin.
cples of political economy and their bearing ."
trade is heard from the lips OF pracucai men'
THE SOCIAL SIDE OF LIFE DEVELofID'
A. tho New-England dinners the social aos
~ life Is more clearly developed and Win "
there Is the accompanying voice OF praise luz
those who have made them what they are "rss
by the sowing of the proper seed' ana ai'er"a."
bv the careful nurture OF the vine III i's s'o"."'
NJ man nossessed of righteous impulses dis
dains an honorable ancestry. no matter ho"
hrnb,e Il NAV have been. And so when the
anniversary of the landing Of the Pilgrims comes
around their descendants assemble to DO honof
~ their memory. forgetfu Of all else but the
nrincnles which they represented and upheio
with such heroic fortitude. And on these oc-
% sons the softer side Of the stern business man
s turned toward his fellows. and even his eyes
become fearful as the eloquent words OF the ora
tors lead him back through the vista OF centuries
and present to him the source OF the success
and honor which he has attained
AT THE TABLE OF HONOR
ros, nights dinner Of the New-England So
celehratin the 2I3Q anul-
versary of the landing of the Pilgrims was
consnicuous In that the speeches OF those VINO
responded 10 the several toasts reached a hlener
level i'm point of sentiment and SERIOUSNESS oA
rhetoric. than has marked many lke ,,s,sn assem- ~
blages in years past The dinner was gwen a.
Sherrv's and the big ballroom, with lts snowy
white sides, relieved by delicate toucnes ~
frescoing here and there. ana lilufniha.eu W."
electric lights never looked more Deautllui.
The decorations were simple, and consisted ohly
Of smilax and roses on the tapies' anu pains
and clusters Of women in the galleries AZ uHe
main table sat Daniel Ci ROLLINS the ie.t'i'e
nresident and at his right and left were isaac
IL Bailey william l.. Strong. Robert ~. bene-
diet Frederic ]. DE Peyster James W. Beekhan'
Edward King George a. Morrison, w: Lahe
Rooker Horace Porter. Charles Dudley warner
the Rev. Dr. NJ w. Stryker, Governor Russell
Maior-General Howard the Rev. Or, Davio ~
Greer. Charles 7. Saxton. General Iay,o,. 2s'
clair McKeway. John ID. Crimmins, Ellis n.
R"herts Robert B. Roosevelt. Charles a.
Deshon. Stewart L. Woodford and Daniel y.
Appleton.
THE OTHER GUESTS
Those at the lower tables were:
prssSsat at TaSs Brosn a. sH
Nathaniel oypHqnS HSsSerss jSsn W. "ssSs sncS:
william snSw GeQ5sf Wsob wils@ Whl5SSnk F. Buckley:
EseDhh"fs oseDh g. rt' porte Gerald g. stanton NathsnS
%iiss, George R. Fisk. Aaron Thomas waldo sS,1 +.
Clement Ea%ard waTTsn F. benns a@eS william X
Hoffman, Philip Carpenter, Harold {. Buiiaro ana
M the head Of Table was Edward HoeTsss. Nsss
or%nao PGi5e t. EaTsra Whsser Frsncs B. arn
il Butts WiIi9m w1Ia% PHre1 AOTam aaws s Tpa
.eSES lockwood pr Horace /. Hanks Gsrdpsr s6wiz X
Clark Morris ss9p DeDcef GarsGse GEORGE m IT. ROB-
nson' isaac d. Blodget. DR.. william H. Hal.
j. Edward simmons Henry isS W GEORGE GsnhPn RoWeI lowell
NJ H. Moody Edward Gleason Ira Ira DsyedhpSrE EysdspT,r
George II sharpe Forrest II ohn b flower Or.
indo NJ Harper, The Rev A. e. kiySreege'H HswR MY.
lam H. Jackson, Charles ~ 'ilas' W. o. rA"A'
John = townsend and the fGlloyins we're su,s At
Mam Hrann S sHnsF Hinsch FA As9g sfg'kSn Motley %s%
f%9 S1e o'Sga caorse r. dsE Ia Hard na Henry
William ramage Kaufman PIlny Tnyr Fisk Fisk Jabn II;
Tnmle nlI wiiam ii la II nv Webb d4ard Gold ssmqsi
Weoson GSa PupsaH pr H p F. E@F%ly OWEN bS!dsa
Alfred Van santvSord Thomas M WGoG % Fave K w.
Kiprman Kdipr a. Thomas Rutter' Charles j. Townsend.
David Ii. King, jr. and the Rev. henry A''
At Table D. with Lowell Lincoln were; rrSa Goms rs,
Ar,hur = Hardy. Ashbel p. Fitch. George Bliss.
George " Lyon. Salem Il. Wales, O. d. NUM- MHnn'
chester A. Lord, F. ". Otheman. John L. Dudley.
George s Edgell Henry c. Valentine, George
f. Stedman Grinnel Willis. Edward IreaS
Jennings Rastus $. Ransom Elihq Root, Root, Edward Mri
T bartlett Charles G. Beaman, Richard NC
curdv sherman w Knevals Lieutenant-Conr
mande l. chenery Grenye NJ p9dSe' %e0rse seoer M.
Arthur f. Bowers David Wilcox, f. Francis HYDE
CLARENCE l.. Collins, Richard ?. Lounsbury, Clarence
Whitman Lewis r. Within Trenor l. Park -
Table i had at the head OF the table Harris G.
Fahnestock with whom were James w: Alexanoers
Rrayton Ives George c. Reynolds. Mark Hoye
Treadwe Cleveland Eyars Tracy yfsarS tse Rev dSn I;
r Terry John NJ. Toucey. w. Lanman Bull Edga1S g1