SAINT PATRICK.
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Among the many toasts offered at celebration Of
the III. Of July, and which could not publish in
last. for want of room, The following by Mr.. John
D. Clarke, who, at the time Of presenting it, addressed
the chair in these words:-


Mr. PRESIDENT: It is probably necessary to preface
the toast which / am about to submit with few re-
marks On the 18th Of March last, the st. Parck's So
caty evidently desecrated the memory Of their tutear
Saint bv mingng with their celebration much
aid nnchariabIeness usually enters into the compost


ton Of political factions, and the institution Of
the honors Of that day intended Offering to the
Saint and not to party, consider all those who per
verted good from its good purpose deserving
Of reproach; and, therefore, give you