, 1860-07-31
THE RETURN OFF THE ZoUAyts


The triumph Of the Zouare Cadets IN their
tour is complete, and in every feature Of eattu-
siasm is probsbly one o: the most marked mill
ta.y expeditions Of its class ever known.
As is most fitting, general and spontaneous
de- Ire has prevailed among ercrJ class Of cur
citizens, to Gire The Zouaves on their return 10
the city, suitable aud fitting reception.
meeting for Ibis pur pose Vas called at the
Supervisors Room las. evening. Aayor Went
worth in the Chair. aad Henry Rowland. secre-
tary. Among the numerous atteadauce AZ no.
ucsl la1gs number OF our besE known citizeur.
Remarks were made By Col. Russell, Col.
Hubbard, Alderman Jones, Hoa. !. n. Arnold,
Gen. Srit, Col. Tucker, Col. IL huston, Col.
Cummings, ]. q. Miller, Esq, and Col. Went
work.. p:
Col. Russell offered The following resolutions,
which we're, On motion, unanimnu,1y adopted:
WHEREAS, The U. .. Z,uave Cadets Of Chi.
cago are abont to return from q visit to the
principle eastern cities, ond.,wbereaa their
strict adherence to the rules OF temperance and
morality which form the basis Of their or.
gunizatiou. rs well as their gert}emanfy deport-
1nent snd sol!ierlY hearing har4 won the esteem
mud respect of our Eastern friep1a, md whereas
their Whole condtct as civilians and military
| men has been such AS to ref :ct honor upon cur
| c'iy, as well es themselves. Therefore. ne
| deem It due 10 them and cminertty p oper thai
the cisizers Of Chicago should honor them by
some public token Of respect; and to this end
Rssotr<i, That the ci.zens Of Chicago will re-
| eeive the company Of Zouaye Cadets On their
| return home. with The proud, feeling Of their
we:l.deseryed title Of The GAamt ion Military
Cnnpaav Of Ehs Tinted States.
Etso!rfd, Tint we bare enjoyed feeling OF
una log e1 pride st the universal need al piaisc
best.wed upon our gallant young Cadets Ut er.
cry town. hamlet aud city which they hare yis.
tied in their extended tour Snch M oTa.,on "a
passed, If ever equalled, in America.
Ats,trtd. TIL It we, as citizens Of Chfcagc, ap.
precinte, to the fullest extent, the meri; o1ious
conduct OF our Young so!diers-a1d such ne
feel M honest pride in-enhauced, as it has
been, by tue WORTHY bestowal Of oil prise ant
cou'n'endatlon on the cnrrect department ant
noral tone Of each member Of the co7ps.
Ezsolrtd, ThAt VIZ viii co1dih1ty unltc in giy
iug cur Joung Zouaves, on their return. 4 re-
ce 2tion worthy Of our city, and invite our mil
itary aud citizens and all organized association
of every character aud kind to urite in publi
procession iiom the cars to the 1lIg.oan, y her
| q Snitabfe caDgra'u}htoFy address be maie.
l2tsotrtd, Ttat couir:;ltse Of ten be app;int
ed by this meeting, with full poxer to carl ; ou
the views here adopted. -
In accordance With the last resolution, The fol
having named gentlemen werc appointed th
Committee:
Col J. D F. Russell, James Long, Esq.
| Col h. F. Tucker, Col. 9. &. Hubbard,
Gen. Il. X. Swift, II. q. Foss. Esq.,,
Nj. Divessey, David Hnth, Es4.,
Col. Cummings, 1an:j. Wentworth,
Capt. G. N. Gray, Henry Rowland.
We learn that the various Bands in tue cit
have rendered their services upon the occasion
In another place we have referred to th
courteous Invitation extended 10 the corps b
the proprietors Of tbs briggs House.
Thu Zauases are expected to reach this cit
from St. L.suis By the close: Of the week, an
the reception promises to be: one Of the mo
, marked events Of its c|as that ever took plat
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