The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-12
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Of this n. se.a Annfrevsary The YourK syusrd
moruf n = .syt Hichardsoh, paraded vSSfsr1isv
The Con- = eeieosats their sixth annfysrssrvgy =
were presented ~ Vss ss.ssnbllny 1t their Armory,
.a- as1,~efe. from 1Gfs Ky;.HsNan Doques OF nat
t., - - tHsr being admired .ne ncI osugn-
bearer r,s.. 70 be horns hv ~ = = ne
the fiehest ana ~ pszase The Hover. vers =
ana admirably arranged ~. ~ I'm. kmd 70 b had,
ques was pretty golden s,ss ne Top Of the bo-
sa..na "nscn resiirs on the Aowers be-
try-all Of which forrnins !. .ne oird Of our coun.
highly appreciated BY the corn. sens which Was
About 10 O'Clock the cornua,,. s ~
on 18th street In front Of fbss, ned INTO fine
strong, and dividing ipto sections, msscbs eisnty
whose music Is ever inspiring 70 ti,e ~ band,
After marching as far ss 23d sfrsef tbev p
ca to Franklin, and thence to Bsiiard,.r 1850
where the popular proprietor, Mr.. D waaSssl aS.sl
smith; served them with refreshments. Tre,,
here the march was resumed to the Canitof .s
by the request of the Company. and arr;v;s-
the avenue leading 70 the Governor's mansion :. !.
nAlt was ordered. s.=a skssg. .s.rrr !, - :
The Sarpris<--Whil standing st rest for . fev
moments. Capt. Richardson was surprised by Sur.
seon .; hancock and Lieut.. sSizer. who ap-
proacned him, bearing In their hands an eIeoan,
sword, and on getting In front of him he was thus
sooressed ny Surgeon Hancock xa53g So N
Capei Richardson. Lieut. Sizer and myself pre..n,
ouelves before You on This occasioa a. the repre-
to command and no doubt with soe @rnr;.i -
bearing token procured by them and paoed in ou,
nands 20 be offered to you, and which We dear ro;
Sy With desrse easos of stssm psan,s a.S s to over
OF which It II impossible for me to express
Ibis present nr, not drawn from N by tho knov,
genfleman-for that citizens al sr.s INV. @
appreciate-but because of our true dsvot;n, ~ @
a. our captain, our leader and our friend which can
n I'm hoor - frk kt--1
ure at this opportunity of showing our fondne Z. an
love by presenting You this sword. 's'e
Young Guard srso,S 6y
rsds ltwas then predicted BY many that = .o
the boyish novelty Of the thing passeJ ~ :.
SS;ompsny would disband Those who thus predicted
srSy, his military knowledge. or his endryinr sn5
domitable perseverance-they did not know shs fa "A
ness Win which he met his men, even thousb few /,
nnmosr, a. the dfiH room, and the pleasure it gave
him TO instruct them in military tactics and al
piine or they would have seen that to fail with snc
leader would be impossible = : 'l ''I : '1' 1''
Sir, 1t Is our appreciation of serviess 40 f;h f1
and noby rendered in all the vcissitudes of ths .
pany which causes US to offer you this ssht totrn oi
u tne true regard and esteem in which every Yonna
and Though more costly and valuable rift. Ias ~
from the hands of some those of othsrs none bsvs
eser 9een gwen with more heartfelt feelings than ti
sr" rou " 'h' iouns Guard TO their noble command
1t is needless for me to tell you when and where I,
use Myoar honor courage and chiyaIry will dictat,
TO you the proper time and place Sufficient for n
% know II y IN hand which, should ever the terrible
war cry oe sounded In our land will quickly draw t
o!ade ana never return to ts scsbbard until psac
mas been restored to our homes and resides or hin
fight. '-s 'N- ''A''s IN ~
Ysu will see inscribed on the scabb,ra nc ,h .v.,
our motto United we stand, divided we fall TAX
t. nr, and wear Il; and long may we live in sue
bonds ct friendship a. now exists between us. eve
strength" '-'te