... protracted cheers of the audience.—After he sat down, the hand in the orchestra struck the tune Yankee Doodle.” The Bov. \V. Patton, D.D., of New York, U. S., next came forward. thanked them for Yankee Doodle,” —that sounded like home—it was home-brewed ...

... but every day at a certain hour, would take his glass; but at last said (and I mention this to show his genius) why, Mr. Patton, only want one glass. Well, you know, drinking a social vice, and then that one glass seems lonesom —(laughter), that I feel ...

... have been so great a sufferer, I fell called upon, in conjunction with other members of the trade, offer you, through Mr. Patton, every assistance in our power, under the distressing circumstances in which you have been placed. Conscientiously differing ...

... if, in stead of playing in concert, piece of music were performed solely themselves. The duet between Messrs. Barton and Patton was a fine performance. TheMadri gals and Choruses were veil received ; but however excellent they may themselves, we think ...

... our father land. The resolution was responded to. in speech of much animation and humour, by the Rev. Dr. Patton, one of the delegation. Dr. Patton moved—That the Executive Committee be directed to express the strong sympathies of the American Temperance ...