The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-07

country dsay that elan On any ne1bse d IL LAgs-
soiSr Who had fought and bsd in the oauss q The Il
prove such conducts The people Of thi; STATE are not
grateful and let not their representative deny the petit
must not drs. him 70 the nses.sy q
begging his bread Of common charity They must not
force him to cry in the language Of distinguished SOL
"pste obolum, Belisario" Veterans OF 1872 salute
you ALL with confident hope that this Legislature WIN
promptly extend to you some relief to smooth your pas
The meeting was then closed with bsnediction from
Dr. Van Pelt and the Veteran Corps returned, under
the escort Of the Republican Artillery to their quarters
THE REVIEW THIS MORNING.
The Veterans were escorted to the Capitol by the Re
publican Artillery Capt Fredendal who have discharged
their duty with pr0mptness and kindness which
prove them gentlemen as wen as soldiers.
The Veterans of Albany, thirty weight in number
whose names are subjo1ed1were escorted BY dstaeh-
regiment, under command of Col McCardle -
w;N. knight, ord. serg't, Capt. Benefits Co.
J Sharp, Capt. Carson's volunteers, private.
John Myers Capt. Best's vol, Albany, private.
Abraham Van Zandt.
J. Luther Capt Best's Co., Albany.
Thomas Carson, Albany.
Peter Moakiey, ordnance corps
Dyer Newton, Walkers Albany
Henry vandenburgh, militia, 4sd reg't drafted
Andrew ,, Kirk, Capt Buckley private.
Isaac middleton, Barrenger's, private
John Pulver Vandenburgh's
Wr. Fhur, Albany volunteers private
Eli Fl. Chesebgo Capt carson's, Orderly Sergeant
Ebenezer 5 Edgerton, Albany Rep Art, private
John sIoor, Peter Golfers Co., private.
John kinkle, infantry, private.
Cornelius yanderzee Capt Van yeehten private
j. c. Yntes volunteer, Capt Mills regiment.
G r POLES, A r. Artillery, private.
A. Shepherd Capt. Van Benthuysen's Co, private.
A. Bison, A. l. Volunteers, Capt. Carson private
G. Zeilmain, volunteer, Capt Mills regiment.
Capt Dunlap. Infantry Company, captain.
Jacob Scott, N. Y City regiment, private
ssestsr Bethlehem veanteers Capt Capt f BuoeI
John Lee, 18th Reg. Artillery, Capt Kidney
Chas. whitney Bethlehem Volunteers, Capt. Simmons.
J McClaskey, Bethlehem drafted, Capt. Van VIE
J. St John Capt Woods Co. volunteers private Rs'
" wh hi Capt ca%pbell's Company, private
D Mcintosh, R. Artillery, Capt. Mills private.
W. Luce, Capt. J. z. VOLTS Co., orderly sergeant
Henry Lewis, Capt. Carson's Company lieutenant
e. Campbell mIpn Capt Downey's Company private.
H Mn1s "a Capt es a aah Militia private
J Coffee Of Company Irish Greens, Capt Maher.
b Paddock, Rife Company, private.
RECEPTION OF THE GOVERNOR.
The Veterans received Governor Seymour in the Halls
the Capitol in strict military Style He was introduced
TO the company by Colonel Haight who stated to the
Governor the object of their visit to this city On
Govern r addressed them
He said he exceedingly happy meet the survivors
of those companies who their country so well and
faithfully they did in the last war with Great Britain
The place OF meeting very appropriate for it in
this building that Governor ompk issued his orders to
YOU and you have here standard which you ever
protected is stained by the blood of who served
his country faithfully to the last You have here
10 AK aid and recompcrse for yourselves and comrades
for services well and faithfully performed 1t does not
become me 10 dictate to the Legislature but the people of
this State country viii ever hold in grateful remem
brance the services you have rendered to common
country.
The Governor then introduced to each and every
officer and member of the company. He shock hands
with each one some he recognized old acquaintance
and there but few whom he parted with without ut
terng pleasant word.
The company then took their formal leave of the Gov
ernor when they marched under escort of the Artillery
to their Quarters