The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12
The military Camp In Massac husetts.

The military Camp In Massachusetts.
TRExoNr HOUSE, !
Boston, Sept 9, 1852
After ae Retum-The Anciens and Hoaorao'e-7Ae Nso
York CIV Guard-Major HaAocks Speech-Colonel l. H.
Wright, de-
Tho troops began to return to town at five M and at
seycn O'Clock the streets vocal with the music of the
different bands attached to the returning corps
At six O'Clock the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
turned bearing under convoy the Senate members Of
the House.
Leaving Major Gen. Wool at the Revere and the Legis
Iave bodies at the State House. the Anccns repaired TO
the Parker House. where collation. had been prepared
for their relief Among the New Workers. present wcre
TO be noticed strong delegation of the New York City
Guard, mention of whose presence at the encampment
should have been previously made. The delegation of
the New York City Guard comprised Major Hallock,
Lieutenant Stone, Lieutenant Sherman, Lieutenant Cop
pinger Quartermaster Stevens Lieutenant f. A. Al
len exeut Heddon Sergeant Cooper private Manches-
ter and others, prominent among this tavore military
corps the ''lmperal City" The admirable appearance
and conduct OF these representatives OF city military
were themes of truly favorable remark among the An
clients and Honorabes and also among all with whom they
became acquainted, from the Commander Chief down
10 the corporal.
At the collation. of the Ancents speeches were unexpcct
eddy made, Brigadier General Joseph Andrews, Com
mandcr OF the Ancients, presiding.
Major Halock, of the New York City Guard was intro
duced by Gen Andrews as leading representative of the
able and happy manner expressing his great satisfaction
at the manner in which his detachment had been re-
ceved and entertained by the Ancens and by the Mas
sachusets military generally He trusted he would have
opportunity repay these Inequalities whenever the
clients should visit New York The company 800 gave
any amount OF cheers for the New Workers. and the
ing officer (who had left his brigade and fine II Is
for the purpose of taking command of the 'Ancients
next presented Colonel H. Wright who delivered Of
the best speeches he made-and ybody knows
lie make good when he sets about II. Colonel
w is private in the ranks OF the stAnciens, al
a
Governor Banks--a compliment, under the circnm
stances from such military quartcrand then paid an
eloquent compliment the New York military, especially
referring the New York City Guard He said that Gov
Banks had showed himself above political bias and preju
dice his exerons and his conduct during this encamp
ment and had thus given an impetus TO the military spirit
OF the commonwealth which no previous Governor had
accomplished attempted. In the of his
remarks he said, let other candidates for Governor,
looking to military honors and antecedents for popu
larity among the military branch Of the community sspu
Governor Banks in their meerschaum and smoke him"
(Great laughter and applause After paying further
tribute to the New Workers. and declaring that their visit
ing brethren from that quarter cordially and entirely
acceptable TO the Bosonans, Colonel Wright exclaimed.
GLORY to God and Governor Banksl, and con.
Guided with sentiment in honor Of the glorious Empire
State" cloud and repeated cheering)
Colonel Robert H. Hooper Of the Governors staff of
overtowing with the milk and honey of Union and
Constitution" The Colonels remarks were well received
and cheers for the " State Of louisiana given with
great zest and physique.
General VIM. Schouer formerly Of Massachusetts, and
Ohio, and OF Massachusetts, de dcto made speech
and did Judge Wells, of Greenfield, who has Just
and comfortable the of Judge of
Police Court of this city, recently vacated by Judge Rus
Sell for higher purpose and bench
Some other speeches were made, and the " Ancents"
then retired to their several quarters, carefully regis
tered and codicled by their clerk Mr. George HI Allen
perfectly satisfied with their full and entirely satisfactory
parade to-day.