The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-16


ruesdAy evening complimentary visit paid TO Mr.
Deapaiae, the member elect for tho Eighth Congress
sona district Of this city, by united party OF the
Minute Men Of the Union and the National Minute
Men. The latter body under the command OF their
captain J. l. sliugerend subordinate, however, . Col
Draper, Of The Men Of the Union. intended that
the expression OF corgratua,ion designed should have
taken The character Of serenade out submitting to the
~i,hes OF Mr. DelApla mes friends, the Minute Men
abandoned this usual and expressive mode OF COO
graduation and confined ihs mseyes TO tho more unos
trnsve eloquence Of their Colonel At half pasi nine
o'clock the Minute Men, seventy strong IN tue unit
torn adopted by them at their Let enrolment AZ bell and
Everett sapicr.fa asssno.a sat ssn e,ss my aoaa
way. Having music 30 attract attention, "tney
n,snhed on IN sliencs-ihey iha'caed M gone, :,
Ieiapaine Ga their arrvn a COMMITTEE, previously Gp
poied minated 20 Mr. Deapllne The object OF m visit,
nereupou that gentleman nSited toe company 10 enter
pertase OF the nosptaits of nir hodse When ths
apre Men bad ell entered, their coloIel their behalf
briefly I'd iessed Mr.. nelApi aIe
Colonel Draper saiiTnat lie experienced great plea
ia rendering 10 heir elect the copgatu
latns o ne wnoe BODY Minute Men Of the city
e.otiou. That they BEEN 70 extent
TAI thereto, OF the greatest peasufes tney nsd
derived ion ,te eproiGent They Guild ioos back aud
congratulate mlelyes that their lab la tbc late
paien was hot ali IN vain, thai If they nad
uot been 20 suoccssfu A. TO secure the ri
coie much towards sending Union man 10 Cor
gfets one WHO would fith.siy represent not oaly
IA.
pend e hts abilities and att his talents 10 the
preservaon Of tho Unon and 70 ne maintenance " the
South Trey bad iuaLded 20 present their cougfssl
lons aided BIZ The more eoqnen, strains Of music oT IN
compliance with tho wishes Of mutual friends tna dea
had bsep given up. and TIE Minute aen Cad 70 trust 70
his eoquence "a give 10 the pleasure
they ieli at greeting their whon at ate too
| Congressman elect OF the klghsh disaict.
Mr. pIAPIAIsL, acknowledging ne compliment, rstd
he exceedingly obliged 10 the gallant Minute Men for
the kindly feeling they expressed calling opsn Elm
He lxge La.
nrde from them, but BIO conli Sstnre them be @as
eogay hapny on berr the rerlnisnt of
presented BY tue body Of young citizens, aud - eo
qu.nty expressed py their repraentAsige Co Drapes
had SPOKEN Of thar services IN lhe late campaign He
kusR the value OF ihoce services ana could .pprecise
thcnst all events DO would over enceavor BY AVS conJse
congrtss 70 convince his ircnds thai they we're mol
30 se' knew that the Minute Mcn nsd eycrcits.G
great i.1uCnco during the past campaign, sod tnai
great had attended their eGarts to -,sned
that ih.y had been more eart ~ prieci
PAL the Uh,op tcfe', toes indeed would
their Triumph have peen great me posoa shes oaa 70
ccntI oacd 10 raise him TO invoveu aau 80 cute Dat
he could asrafe them he would % fHrn Y lin as 90 MS
utmost 10 perform tnsm sasisfAcir 70 heg . the CITY
and 10 the entire Union tAppsl se ne " 10 his nearsA
desire to perform whatever dn.ies neat oSgolse On him
IN away 10 s,ge rat s'sciou 10 ~ b., ns,tuap,s lie
that troubles atf tsastrs threatened the
IL loo al the country ia that con adeaoe
ia the stability G, the Onion had been W
Destroyed; but lie ' bright hope that this OF
,hrgs wcuid rass away There never was that night
upon when M hr'gbA morning had risen. Never was
devse that do 40. ssbsde aad leave tne fields to the
Inuence IL The cheering sun. - would II D. with the
oapgeFs ths' b-Ect he country. nc convinced
that the reace would light upon me lsnd,
ihal tho TX % the Jaioa vou'Q sasey weather Toe
ftaIm yEch Cow threat led her, end that
isis ArslCodesey which was gathering che pls.
lie slrI soGi, ba dhpeled under The cheering inaa
81 restored TUss and oonGdsaso tho patriotism
q The great berr, Of the AueI,csn rsoe II too rad
- rupvsee ngut y AT ira American people would
array themselves Ia hos,e attitude .nst cAso other.
They ruud not b. iorsenl ard at tbs time al
he blessings OF peace tne pfoeperitg tney nad
eulnytd wider the constitution. aney Noai be
fnuuc snvrepter h- prosperity .nd happiness for
mere ises lie Ia iar PRACTICAL r1sr,'s
Nr believed looking ~ t1c necessities ~ tie aud
To sta iniere.is ~ stake, foflh aad sJatn tb4t
H4tUrs should he ten led lie w2r tnc :, the olive
branch extended, The dove " pea proale
f,rth upon the lard. he hoped ihasihis woad se
tho Keeling Of all m6n IA Congress when they again met
iAtfc was 70 real cause q Dispute vss true
l trmres might from time 4, tiInu arise
| ttrorgh msapprehersion OF motives, bot II
cply 4equisea a Ittle coDccsson, N0Et1 and sout1,
81 their mutual ltercss Ha worii 81 ali hecoad
10 hts pace r Congress 70 restore bavaoLy aoi euan
seuce. That I'll rcquife1 People =
oitcf, North and So4h theg scIrg mt
exciiei people would Evoryihng 81 b dona 20 tNy
bs Excitement, an u succeCJ stls GUY
sary 20 show 70 III people AZ large abe Faaa tner nos
ty eud ergencC- and tha lrace pros 'sry they
desTcy fcr uity yesfs past tney bat Experienced
ear pieG prosperity they tsi been free OF forelsa
end iTom 3oC tic civil i1r Gnd h. prayed belvcn
thst twice ~. time w0ad Gsay before The caunry
would b. dangerously ttfeatued Nth ether. lie
az foT peeco and ter the pcrrtrity o. TIE tniDa Az
risrFo
nr pslAqlalre, concluding, ted hs gurss e Al
torCr room where they were C,dric3ay Ard sin'y r.
eslYfd b. Ms paiapisrc a4i where cakes ata vine
iati ready Ger thCr uer Thfrn slightly
drsca - ,d s'cr corr'e q e.. c1s Songs weu tang,