The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-26
And simple righteousness
 To all descend: Their watchword may 1t bless

lnelr WhJcnWOru may IL Dlcss
 And yield us true success
 "DeO Patriae, Amicis, "-
 Till life shall end. welcome by chairman pro tenn, president or the day, Gen. Henry l.. Mitchell esq, Report of last meeting. Tyler historical article by the family his torian, W. l. Tyler Brigham, song, "A Dream of Paradise" (Littletonl- l- n Miss Elizabeth Tyler, Washington, D, C. Poem Composed for the occasion), by Mrs. ktilby of Brooklyn. N; r.; delivered by Desarte system), Brooklyn, N. Y. lMrs. kilby will have the cordial thanks or the gathering when it is understood that moment our regularly appointed poet, Hon. C. B. Tyler, sole survivor of the Rhode ISL ana senate of 1850, being compelled by age and intrmity at the last moment to forego Business session.
 The "Tyler Yell'-here it is:-"Abram, Isaac, Jacob, Job, William, Joseph, Par Noon recess, during which Yale college grounds will be visited and Tyler group photograph taken.
 DINNER SESSION.
 Part One. Grace, by Prof. Charles NJ. Tyler, A. M., D.D., Cornell"
 Gastronomic interlude. Letters of regret, including those of Prof. Moses Colt Tyler "Cornell;" Dr. Frank Dyer Sanger, Baltimore, Md. (summering at Vienna, Austria): Hon. J. Hoge Tyler East Radford, Va; Hon. Robert H. Tyler Haymarket, Va; Hon. Eli F. Rogers, Branford Conn.,; Mrs blorella Tyler liar ris, Ann Arbor, Mich. Toastmaster, Gen. Henry L. Mitchell, esq, Bangor, Me.
 Virginia. Jamestown, 1907, first permanent English American settlement; namesake of the Virgin Queen" Mother 1T. Of Pres ,,s his first smoke. Here's health to the F. r. V's-President Lyon G, Tyler, esq, William and Mary college, Va. Mandolin Solo-Mrs. Col. Aug. G. Tyler, New London, Conn. Our Beloved Klnswomen.- -''She is there to bid you Godspeed! and an adieu that hangs like music on your ear as you go evening she is there to greet you as you come back wearied with days toil" Qk MarveD.-Henry D. Tyler, esq, Nyack-on- Hudson, N Y. | Recitation, Kentucky Belle"-Mrs Sarah | Adina Tyler, Louisville, Ky. Our Army
 Sometimes she driveth OCT soldiers neck
 And then dreams he of cutting foreign threats.
 Of breaches, ambuscadoes. Spanish blades; Of healths five fathoms deep:"-Rom. X Jul 1 Col. Aug. c. Tyler. New London, Conn. | Contralto solo-Miss Elizabeth Tyler, Wash l ington.
 Our Merchant Marine 'To the gallant bark they brought 1 The stores and laid them down within the | hull.
 | And when the rigging of that swift, black | ship
 Was firmly in it's place they filled their cups l With wine, and to the everlasting gods l Poured out libations, most of all to one, l Jove's blue-eyed daughter. ."-Odyssey. | Hon. Jesse H. Farwell Detroit, Mich. Music-Mrs. Col. Aug. c. Tyler. | The Bar.--
 And sovereign law, that States collected | Ger thrones and globes elate | Sits empress crowning good, repressine ill.'' Sir Wm. Jones.) l Col Mason W.Tyler, esq, Plainheld, Nd 1ntermiSSion of ten minutes. 1 Chose having to leave early can do so a, 1 this time without disturbing the exercises.l | Part Two. | The Heart of the Old Commonwealth
 Sail on, sail on, thou ship of State,
 Sail on, o Union, strong and great, 1 Humanity with all it's fears, With all its hopes of future years, l Is hanging breathless on thy fate. | Hon. Willie c. Young Worcester, Mass Song, 70 Promise Me"-Mrs. Sarah Adins The Old Family Doctor
 "A physician is not-at least, ought not | to bean executioner; and sentence o1 death on his face is as bad as warrant for execution signed by the governor" Pro | lessor at the Breakfast Table.),
 $. M. Hooper Tyler, M D., Louisville. Music--Mrs. Col. Aug. c. Tyler. Some Humorous Sides of Assurance.
 "A penny saved is penny earned" Pool Charles Hopkins A. M., Brooklyn, N. Y Song. My Love Is Rover. r.'-Mrs. Saral
 Adina Tyler
 "Bon voyageH'-
 "My boat is on the shore, I And my bark is on the sea- | But before go Tom Moore, | Here's a double health to thee. ,I ~ T1,1o fn1-I MocG
 Vice president Railway Review" Song, "A Winter Lullaby. Miss Maud
 Wilson, Providence, R. I.
 Benediction-Rev John Poyntz Tyler, Phil
 delphia, Pa., rector Episcopal Church O
 Auf Wiedersehen! I INSPIRATIONS. l civilian Tyler took the oath of fidelit Cat New Haven) ' April 1857" But he re moved to Milford (Conn.). where he marrie and children were born.
 Many bearing the name Tyler have dul ing the past two centuries, claimed tn "City of Elms' for a home, some of whor have won for themselves and their common wealth distinguished hOnors Nevertheless tho in the midst of scenes historically II teresting to our clan, the city proper cor tains nothing of sufficient general famil interest to claim our pilgrimages.
 Branford. Yalesville formerly called "Iy | ler's Mills''), Haddam and sharon Gall beln in western Connecticut have ancient an honorable Tyler annals: but such are thei distances and various directions from ou place of meeting that time will not perml journey to even one. Because of thi forced deprivation a longer dinner sessio programme has been prepared.
 Those present from Connecticut were
 New Haven-Mrs. +. F. Bishop, Mabel 4 Tyrrel. E. J. Delavan, George l.. Tylel Frank P. Tyler, MT. and Mrs M. N. Tyler John r. Shepard, John B. Mcqueen, Jame Brown Panton, M F. Tyler, Mir. and Mrs H. c. Shepard Elsie Shepard Conger, Leslie Tyler, Mrs, Frank P. Tyler, MT. an Mrs Geo T. Fifield, Mrs. Charles H. Pont
 Middlebury-Miss Minnie L. Tyler, F. Ty Ter, c. E. Tyler, Daniel Burr Tyler.
 ngton-Wallace L. Tyler, Mrs. Cha. H, Tyler, Carene 0. Tyler. \ Deep River-Mrs. T. M. Thomas, Mrs. I NJ. Tyler, Mrs. W. H. Mitchell, MT. an Mrs. W. s. Yentres. Greenwich-Mary Tyler Hall
 West Haven--Mrs. Harriet D. Tyler, I c. Abbott.
 Harwinton-B. F. Tyler.
 Haddam-Alpheus W. Tyler, John W. T, Ter, Selden W. Tyler.
 Yalesvile-Mrs. Nellie Tyler Cook, Luell F. Tyler.
 Tyiersville-Mrs Melissa U. Tyler, Rolli U. Tyler.
 Jewett City-Lemuel Tyler, Fl. B. Steve
 Branford-Harriet Palmer Mrs. Emily ' |, ,l~