The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-03

city Of New YORK 70 that high degree Of skill and disc
pine which We have all 10 day with 40 much plea
sure ! conclude, gentlemen, with the following senu-
Our Citizen ssaisyIa tho language Of the constitution
10 tee purity Of : free STATE
Ihs Governor frequently interrupted in the course
OF his speech BY the plaudts OF the company.
The toast given BY the Governor was received with
three cheers.
The Governor Of the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
Cen SAsDfoRD In proposing this toast said that ne
He intended to attend parade but public duties pre-
vented him from accomplishing his desires.
This toast WAS drank with three cheers Music BY the
Adjutant Cen STONE responded for Gov Clifford. He
was received with enthusiastic applause BE said -
not here himself am thankful for the complimentary
manner in which you have received me- am speech
IN hsgs
bered him. think in regard to your display to-day
that any one should attempt to surpsss he would
The Volunteer Militia Of the States of New York and Mas
Gen sAsDFosD said-In proposing the fourth regular
toast congratulate you upon the presence Of some Of
States. Gen: wool-Qoud prolonged applauss)-G
Wool is with u.s. tone of the few immortal that
was not born TO die" give you as the next regular
toast.-
The Army and Navy of the United States AusoYan
Gen. Wool responded to the foregoing, a. follows
Citizen sodiersI am in position little expected this
which have been paid me. thank you gentlemen frsm
the bottom of my heart can only say, for
my surprise in being here that your gallant General took
no speechmaker; my study has BEEN instead, how to
capture the enemies of my country. loud applause)
Perhaps might quote Demosthenes, who said that elo
quence was action action action Ny whole life has
been one OF action (Applause) consider the volun
country They constitute the great feature Of our coun
try As long you appear, to day, with arms in
your bands, so long the country is safe. RETURN you
ftae haua nfa tn
For their achievements must refer to the annals Of
our country Again return you my thanks
The General took his seat amid great enthusiasm.
GIN SAspyoRp.-I now give you, gentlemen as the next
regular FRs m Sss ,s. State Of Music b.
Maor General EDMAyps of Boston, responded Il
You, gentlemen. that or my greatest fears when
accepted the Office now hold being placed in Just
the situation now ill. thank you for the sentiment
9 have uttered in regard to the militia Of ny STATE
many years ago. that should live to this day Gen
lemen have reason to be proud Of the display you
have made this day The discipline Of your troops is be-
yond my expectation During the march to day could
place my finger upon companies in which could not find
fault 1t is not my vocation to make speech would
rather meet you upon the field than in this array After
the eloquence of your Commander in Chief, say
nothing. give you a. sentiment
Nay the friendship between tho militia of New York and
exist 50 long as our country has any force to
Drank with great applause, and music. "Auld Lang
syne.'
The seventh regular toast
The Ladies God bless them Great eheering-nuc by the
band.
Gov SMMouR-I arise, gentlemen, to assert my prero
gative in chief You have proposed sent
ments which have called out Unexpectedly BY way Of
inhicting punishment upon you, give you
Msjor Gene raj SANFORD Loud applause and appropriate
music.
GIN. SANFORD sad-E never disobey orders have
been comma nded to make speech and will try to do
thank you, gentlemen for the sentiment to which you
have responded am proud, gentlemen, Of being the
commander of such division the First division OF the
State Of New York. propose gentlemen, the
Gen. SWAN said-Gentlemen Of the First Division,
that holder of commission make speech. have
had great satisfaction in witr esng the display made to-
day 1t has been OF the most gratifying incidents Of
my life. give you
TIE Seventh and Twelfth ResimsasThe Union Of tn.
White and Blue.
Gen. sAspsosDI propose three cheers for Major Gene
raj Wool who is compelled to leave Three thunder
ing cheers given
Gen. Wool said-l leave yeu, gentlemen, with the in
junction, never surrender your arms.
Three cheers more then given.
The health OF Gen. Smith then proposed.
Gen. SINH responded in happy manner. lie closed
with giving the sentiment
The Eighth Division Of the New York State Milts-E
Pluribus Unum
The health OF Major Spraguc next drank with
great cheers.
Major SPRAGuE responded with few eloquent remarks
After few more volunteer sentiments, the company
eaa.sted in joyial spirits