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HoNoRs TO DoRR.-Pursuant to notice, the COM
mittee appointed at meeting held on Wednesday
evening at St. Johns Hall, met again last night at
the same place for the purpose of taking further
measures towards entertaining Mr. Dorr in public
and suitable manner Nearly all the committee,
consisting of nineteen, attended, and were joined
by deputdton from the Young Mems General
Committee, whose entire concurrence was gwen
TO the project A letter prepared, TO be sent to
Ex-Governor Dorr, inviting him to public dinner,
when it may be most convenient for him. No fur
ther steps were taken, but as the invitation will


likely be accepted and the cooperation Of tho whole
democratic body obtained an enthusiastic display
may be expected


The great liberated is not now expected here on
the Fourth of July his health is stated to be such
as will not admit OF the indulgence. His absence
will prevent an expenditure OF enthusiasm and de
mocratic ervor not TO be excited by any other
lie would have been the lion oi the day, and the
y man that could gather the popular hosts in way
that woud eclipse O'Connell and his millions al
Tara Hill When he does come, however, we hope
this city may be large enough; but we have ont
consolation, C1ney Island still stands out of tn,
ocean, where the myriads may assemble, and nsta
him into the dgnied office Of Governor, if Cover
nor he must be, as the place lsat present vacant