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on such occasion many were the recollections that
perpetuae sectional feelings local interests but
be anoble incentive and example to all The speaker in
alluding New York, the subject Of the toast passed
handsome eulogium her capabilities and influence;
and depicted in fluent terms the operations and advan
ages Of pointing out England and other coun
tries as illustrations and concluded by giving


sThe Commerce Of Our Country.-New Englsnd fur.
nishes wings its entepze and claim to be always at
home upon the deep" loud cheers)


The PREsrDKrr then gave


"The New England Matrons- Like the Roman Mstrons
they g0sy N M nS but hs fhs Mans,


The next toast from the Chair was


"The New York representatives, OF the unostentatious
but sterling virtues-honesty and hospitality


The Hon. OGDEN HOFFMAN repeatedly called for ;
he addressed the meeting by observing that IT, inv
ted guest he were called upon 70 make speech he should
for ticket He could not however, although not dispo
sed speak say that he altogether unprcpared for
II kindly intmated TO him thar he should be expected
spond TO that sentiment. He had hoped that the
cellent music and eloquent speeches which they had
ssS ar,eeS their future efforts that he should haVe
passed unheeded In rising at the call made upon him. he


could not say anything worthy Of the occasion
addresses they heard he could not any oft
il she did require euogsts, her sdvocaes would spring
New England enterprize has planted her foot H.rwis
dom had illuminated the past history Of the Union, and
stands triumphant When in the halls Of their Legisla
ure, II advocates the Constitution Of their country
loud cheers) The people Of New England were en-.
titled to all the praise he could give them and he could
under bushol qaugherl For nobly as they had done
and boldly as they acted they did not forget TO spssk
Of the deeds pi their srs, and a,mos; mace sss
been New Englsnder. Loud cheers) Nor did
this State do mean part in the revolution; and
New England to that other band of heroes who left their
country in Its most pamy state when her ships were r
umphsn and her power felt over the world They land
ed at New Amsterdam, but not lingering the shore
with ndomitable courage and unsurpassed enterprise
they pursued their way into the wilderness, one hundred