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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1892

Page

2

Society's Gay Cotillion at Boston Horticultural Hall

A Boston cotillion at Horticultural Hall drew 500 guests including Lord and Lady Churchill, Miss Harriet Blaine, Mrs. Hollis Hunnewell, and Mrs. R. Sears. The venue featured elaborate blooms, gilt halls, and ornate toilets with guests ushered by W. Sohier and others. a lively supper and four figure cotillion followed.

Boston Horticultural Hall Henry Burnham Monty Sears Alex. Cochrane W. F. Weld Fiske Warren R. D. Sears Edward Everett Arcadia Corydon Phyllis Bouttonieres Messrs W. D. Sohier J. B. Fenno Bios H. Wainht F. R. Bangs H. Lyman A. L. Retch Co. Sampson F. S. Whitwell E. P. Whitney F. E A. Donner W. H. Dabney E. Everett P. V R. Ely C. Fenno C. Fairchild BR. Gray J. C. Gray W. A. Gaston E.guild A. Hunnewell R. C. Hooper S. H. Hooper F. H. Hooper R. C. Heat

Butler and Dana at Lincoln anniversary dinner in Boston

The Butler Club of Boston hosted a reception and banquet at Young's Hotel on Lincoln's birthday with Gov. Russell, Adjutant-General Dalton, Gen Hamlin and other dignitaries present. Butler attacked free silver, arguing for fiat currency and protection for American labor, while praising Andrew Jackson and proposing Canadian annexation and fisheries control. The lengthy remarks covered currency, tariffs, and national policy with strong applause from attendees.

Abraham Lincoln Butler Club Boston Young’s Hotel W. E. Russell Dalton A. C. Hamlin Hannibal Hamlin C. H. Taylor Darius Cobb C. N. Wallace Robie Maine James Tanner Charles A. Dana New York Sun D. E. Sickles Brackett A. C. Drinkwater A. A. Ellsworth A. 8. Pinkerton Senate Noah A. Plympton Butler Geddes Tanner J. C. Linnehan Hamlin Adams Hayes Charles A. Dowd Taylor Pinkerton Albion Little C. C. Coffin

General Butler Recalls Lincoln's Life and Policy

President Plympton opened a gathering praising General Butler. He lauded Lincoln as a great, compassionate strategist, noting his restraint on harsh measures and cautious emancipation steps. The speech criticized press coverage and argued for free coinage of silver, outlining the bill's key provision that 75 cents in silver could be exchanged for one dollar, and predicting less gold accumulation.

Plympton General Butler Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Congress United States Treasury

The Journalist at the Butler Club Speech

Charles A. Dana addresses the Butler Club amid strong applause. He praises General Butler and Lincoln, recalling how Lincoln aided discharged soldiers and families during the war, noting Lincoln’s kindness and willingness to find employment for those in need.

Charles A. Dana Butler Club General Butler Lincoln War Department Dano

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