The Archive · 1852

The President of the Unite State

be Quee of Koga {hia toast was responded to by all with great enthusiasm. 5 Afar, Her Majesty's health haa been drunk, a litle delay occurring in the "knowledgement of the toast, Mr. Gilman was called for'—opon which that geatle-1d poke as follows t0 acknowledge the which has fust been £6 enthusiast Grunk—T trust T-am'not rendering myself unduly prominent—but my name hes een mentioned in cevera places, and T fel, uncommon T-ara-sure, with every Englishman here; grateful for the manner Fecelved, that I would rather expose -which Her Majesty's health has been felt to the charge of presumption than al-Tow sucha toast toremnain forane moment, unacknowledged. 'The toast, han bee eeeived with enthusiasm, and T feel conident, with ax much sincerity ad enthu feel this to.bo 60, for T know we have joined: with equal enthusiasm and equal sincer viously' given—those sore "applying. tthe day. we celebrate 3'The Toast of The! Pretdent of the ited Statea"—and of vere triumphant in the that day ended, for you were othe right But the pith, ele, and the energy, and the course: which' carried {you through that fierce struggle you owed ous, Long years have then, and with ove. brief Interval-—ae have been Giend3. Out feelings and our reste. are the sane. We are kindred ie" In. all things we are came of] "best Ulood.""" We have the same

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