The New York herald., 1861-10-10

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stronger t6an before and that the hole people Of the
United acknowledging the erro' Of the past
live hereafter as oroth en IN the day. Of the
For myself personally lean say that though few have boon
rprcachcd in or out Of public nfc by OF tho
section Il the Unn now IN rebellion as Coz is my juge
nevef did hate them, an'l do not hate them to-day.
(Appase) can sca' for myself and believe for the
mon Of my command, saying that in entering on this
contest, VIC 80 not - forth any errand Of hatred but
governed by AZ overpowerirg and unex.nguishsble
love OF country yad u our republican institutions Wego
humble part in the great contest In which our
coantty Is engaged and TO do what can risk what
blood, need be- the cause Of car country In
peril Uheers You say, s,., thu, Massachusetts hns
taken loadng part in The contest Well sir am glad
I" have you (ev DR.. Beliovs srh you were born in
Massachusetts, and are ing ia New York say ~ but
whic an grateful for the concentrations OF my
Sate aud especially OF tho Excsutive who now admin
istefs its govetnnentfc for Gov. Andrcw)-and
whose zsai, industry ud devotion knows better
@na other layas states hive hive done done fapplaass
Perhaps you IN View York tnay not what New York
has aoae Ia thaSenes clearly who live beyond
year borders. But remember today that New York
has IN the hel about sixty regiments Battling for the
cause Of oar'coantry 3cheers) remember, and can
never forget tbs lhef the Wse the statesmanbxc ac
ten oi tho whoeoatroi tho mofyod institutions Of
ho city rnd state CT New York; .tad say here to day
thai ihAN action is worth more t. 81 the Old
World nn victory the soil Of tbs New; fof it says,
~ iaagnagc whieh carpiEg tngAshmen can under
stand stlat the men who control the mncycd
stigons Of America have made up their mind 10 fight
tshatte 10 successful issue. Enthusiastic apa Sc
That patnn q - okeepers viii run bccksdes when they
cen, bat they Sgsl MT bi eak Blockade attempt u
deit. (Ibeers) ! want 10 this war closed, and
CLOSED tr mhnty; but, after the professions and cr
! that has from beyond the Atlantic,
| do not as God Is my Judge wish TO win il through
! any favor Of the men OF tho British isles. (vche-
ment applause and loud eheers} Loving peace
| the arts OF peace, 'mprcpared for war loyal
! 70 our comtry, we have been plunged into gigantic
civil war, snd feel, gentlemen, that as the
ono for liberty, human proaress law and crderas il
! was one which concerns the whole human famy--we
had right TO the Smtathy and generous criticism u the
nations But, gentlemen the shocepers interests have
ruled III their criticisms, andy have had nothing but
misrepresentation and reprosehes And now want
] ms twenty-five millions oi loyal Americans 10
/ wise, manifest their power TO crush this rebel
hon, and show TO thu world tn. ask the favor
! q no people on Coos heriSay' (Great appaa Sc
slo tunes have come upon and all crtcising
each other sometimes iais and unwisey think, for
have To the concusion genenen to support the
admst stil Of The fcdcrag for the sake Of
the country, and to support the administrator OF my
State government and the administration IN every State
that is loyal the Unon II is easy iind fault 1t
easy to cricse. But gentlemen. let remember that
W have nos been nation of soidess that we were nn
prepare for this Let us renenber that six months
have not passed tway s1uec we were plunged into this
| aar, and that W. have to-day ao0lo 600 men nnder
arms under tho hag OF our country. Cheers
Leu IS remember thst when this opened we had
the Whole coast OF Nei u tnercan, t for service, but
SIS war vessels and tha; to-day have hcariy tree
/ haniied. tCheeis.3 Lei is m asare what has been
dope by the time II has tskea Other natioas do ich
things am Tor action prompt, decisive action. When
the government called iof 7oo0o men, IA April last,
Mau-d them 10 III for quarter Of million heais}
WHOM hey ready thai million,
! believed tAat w ought 70 call ior baf million.
My i.ed General WalbIigo) who sits here VIII reco
ect howhotn he and entertained that conviction, and
how eyed tn AT Washington. But, aentie-
men, let say that While the government OF the country
did not then fully comprehend the extent OF this rebel
lion, think Il is understanding II now, and think the
people are understanding 1t. Aud my aiviec to-day
every man, in public life or in.vate iic every soldier,
| every caicer, and every newsl@per in Tho
t'y, fs to indulge in harsh criticisms, IN
make up his nnd that he w.ll stop criticism,
| 4, Ia l,ut he can ham
self. (Chee!s When we biye victory when the
Cause of our country established, when lag
IN trut. every road of the republic then,
foc ie crelsirg each oher about tnese days ef trial
Sad disaster, ve viii have tms 70 60 For mys,f,I
have enaeavored to act in that sirit from April last
this time, III Cougrcss and out Of Co,prcs You have
spoken, sir, Of my efforts to raise This regiment.
IL in idea OF waning tor myself any
| Increase OF consequence, RESPECT reputation.
When Congress closed | saw thtt tad hundred days
before lis ext meeting and thought tiitt wian that hun
dItd days could do s,anetLn n tor lay country.
Tint we wanted IN the bef 200 600 mes more than
then had saw that, N The aoubt and dfifust through
the country icfe some cheek in volunteering, ana
home appeal 70 TIE people of
regnent 10 light the battles o the country. thought
ooui il. his way contribute little to The pubc
Well, sir have with regiment OF moro than thou
com my Il share hoo;ers, Md have LETT another reg
! mn' st home, which IS TO follow in few days
,onld have shsr,shooters in Massachusetts, as our
| range rot Ing enough for thcir traping. 10
That have 10 say that we train oar sharpshuolers
| IL The Ead. daughter and appaise.) We have
beard too mech about ong IL this war. Qughtcr)
aTc zoo anxious e have slcd cannaa that hit
nial Ave mics u and would have rife that hit
somehoiy ~ Z me q Two distant, Now, do not be
lcye Ia these long ranges tl~e distant shots these
skirmisi.es. tell YOU what I believe want, and l
woait aake p my mind 70 carry on .hs war without
traitors of our country. lcheers.) When We have
made up our minis TO fight the battle, Mi.ier
2@s first =, a a Aa s tpras wl oa ne uo lea s,o,n Tho
;he battery OF pieccs cieare thu heights. When
we have made UP oer minds TO cross hayoneA with the
foe - move IN masses and sold ini, aud carry the
ned or iail on ~, thea We Viii have victories
fos oar .oanlfy c;heeIs) | think, ggntiem n, eare
u my STATE il they have not ha p acticc iorg range
II home, but have bsen trained short gcs. viii
continue practice The short range abroad (CteelsD
Gentlemen, il behalf q my associates. my officers AMI
mn, nder 10 al Of yoa our profound thanks for your
generous kindness, .o yonr words yotf smiles, your
greetings icf ever! thing ycu have bestowed upon u.s.
and whea we leave your side to follow the flag of
cooniry-we know MOI whcrc bat We ready follow
gc,,tlemcn, that shall carry away with as ia our
hearts the remembrance Of your kind words and actions
Colonel Wilson resumed his seat ami loud and long
continued applause, the band (Dodworth's) play ing
eIanlsee Doodle.n
ilr RlclAnp wsRREN was the next speaker He closed
aviAorous speech with a call for Governor Morgan.
GOVERNOR MoRGAN's SPEECH.
Governor AoRaAN said have been engagef in COM
witl my cllow citizens effort maintain the
government of the Union, and although every is
precious, could not disregard the opportunity Of beng
here lay a. the welcome +, Colonel Wilson tho III
an3 friends o Mas stci6ctts Twenty second.
Ny friend, Nr Warren has alluded to the TACT that pro-
missed that New lok w0ald furnish the government with
ole bon red Thousand Ia aitd IL t. negect
pubic fUes that prvfase would hardly be fulfilled. and
yet have doubt that with proper efforts, one hun.
dred thosand from the State of New Yok can be in
the service Of The government before the expiration Of
sixty Jays (Load applause) member OF my staff,
General Anthop, viii give You facts in relation to
tho state OF New York, which. think, viii interest
YOU Before leaving you, permit say that aG Mas
sachset,s was the first State to go forward In aid
e tn government e. suppress the rebellion so NAV she
tln niiv hruns Ia IN GIL ln,ot
and Union loving in rehelious States for inst and
honorable peace (Appausc.)
OTHER spEEcHES AND SONGS.
Three cheers Tor the state New York were cacd for
Ivy Mr.. WARaBy, AMI given with good ~ Ill.,
General ANTON followed, and Concluded his sreecb
with this sentiment
Massachusetts, and New York-ss,ers In Commerce in
agriculture N manufactures and in The arts,iya oiy
IN their devotion to the Uuion and their detey to
support the constitution and the laws.
patriotic song YVES given with excellent efieo, by
gee club, ard speothas We're made by sr Goad Gen
Waibridge and Gen. schouer.
SPEECH or HON. GEORGE BANCROFT.
Tlle iior GEORGE BASCI0ff naxt called on He
solt pl Wilson ana sons ol Massac lssuts-in coming
among soa, and meeting you this occasion feel called
forth al c sympathy, the deel est and earnest aud
Solemn, II wNich iA0 man breast is capable Massl-
n VNra.t f I .Kt . s@