The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SHEET

soon 70 be added W the constellation u Is securely
planted along tba phores great oceans; Asia aud
Europe. looking East and west, beholi t. u the
POOR hun~d Koszsas folds than Aus
rian ksisers their thrones y IS the rag u washing
down 70 death on the battle d giving il tneir last earthly
look and last earthly blessing IL has covered many
patriotic heart whose last LIKELIHOOD has been freely
paure1 In its oefenoe Many earnest and fearful
prayers have bisged aeaven for rs safety aud continued
success, frcm Warrington himself down 70 the poor
stricken widow who had given mp tho husband OF her
youth country cansc and he does DOT read his
tory Alright who not that response he hand
has been laid viii blessing ana conservation a,oa y:
sacred folds Rest assured Al least citizen s'ders that
the pisson which he has designed for IL NO mad Amoi-
ticn thwart. know Of no human trust ever COM
Of that Tag has il claims upon us in peace ss
well in He, indeed, 10 po,r soldier q the re-
public State who feels that be discharges his whole
duty in hurting back foreign aggression siding do
mestc turbulence. If tho obligation Of Roman col
der sacrsmsnt, OIL seoer Of The State, aud, by
virtue OF that, soldier Of II. republic, what = yoursY
The law the right captains all OF "a every
where The soderly virtues Of discipline aud obedence
tho parade ald the battle nela they are the grand
t'a'ts n the good citizen In every sphere OF e WIN
out learning them u some way We are worse .ha ~
his country every where AMI At all times he 10 the stern
foe TO III aud the friend Of the law BE the
best Fitted r. govern simply because be has learned the
necessity OF restraint and the habits OF ooedeuce When
be practice enforce these Uordpg To their
true 1ndtops oees the chsra " the soldier
and sinks into honored citizen soldiers
IN thus being allowed the privilege OF addressing reg
ment 50 famed ~ your own am not here 70 utter IN
mission upon which have been sent Ispeak only what
one universal scclam has acc ,rded 10 you Old
gsea. a,, .na sss sr,.,ps
OF man,, who found the Prussan infantry with wooden
ramrods and uneven tt~p, but who IN few years. oy
discipline made them the wonder 81 the world marching
10 an attack with ~ much precision AZ the cannon bali
which preceded thsm-n he were here, hts grim old
gubpowder face would tighten with joy II your drill
0pry nj nd hcDe Ia
TO prosper that You may be the pride OF your city
and state and that ~ the cusodans o! the ooors tn
day committed W you your every where and
fer all time, be worthy o. the recolec!ons which hAow
their folds
and orator His FREQ ,enty in.
terruped by the vooerous cheers Of the spectators
The conclusion Of Mr. Quits address, lionel lenerts
ynaste< KEN assumed the custody u the regimeatAi
and faced u tho front Of the re-
Ss.d played the cir a the sssr Spar gied BAnn- The
color guard then marched rc the oeDre the ent
s.S Of Ss . e "a
having previously been placed In other hands
for safe Keeping Cssonel I~nLr then turning
70 the committee remarked that tho presentation and 70
c~pIion Of regmenta coors all times interest
ing ceremony, but u became d.ubiy % when the gin
qu-nt remarks 70 which they had been listening would
be exhibition OF prudence his part TO remain silent
apprehended be could not male adequate reply
he kaid that there r~oiectons Of events and
assoc.asinus connected with colors that could
fail 70 enst the 0desy Of the ssventh regiment for the
participation Of ,6e seventh regiment in the osremooie,
on the completion Of tho Bunker Hill knnu
A. ch.rlss.On. their supseoueps psrs,cp.tion II ~
Monroe obsequ,cs Richmond and their last trip 70 tn
city Of Washington On all these occasions the Seventh
only claimed the privilege be identified with patrnts
measures He closed bis remarks by returning bis sin
thanks the Oty Of Washington behalf OF thu
he pledged in behalf Of hts Command tnas they would
endeavcr not 10 dYhcnor the g but 70 retain them and