The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE SECOND
REGIMENT OF NEW HAMPsHIRE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE SECOND
REGIMENT OF NEW HAMPsHIBE.
flag FERMENTATION ON THE BATTEHy-pINNER TO
The STAFF AT TIE EvsRErr HoUsE-rHE SEAL
WozIa LADS OF THE GRANITE STArE-Eo
QUARTER FOR REBELs-THE RECEPTION OF THE
REGrEEsT BY THE SONS OF NRw HAMPsHIRE--
THE FoPULAR OVATION, ETC., ETC.
The cry Is ''stl they come" and when that cry Is
pead lot the cowardy rebels OF the South take heed and
treble ehind their masked batteries and not be too
naaty to meet the "LSon" in his den. Yesterday
glorious summers day. and the gorgeous OF June,
which bis flashing beams a,hwsrt the heavens also
threw epare ray the city of New York, lending
glow OF lustre to the sheen Of baycrets and ccquetrg
with Uniformed votaries OF war until they reelected
back h!s rays In almost co equal fpendor. Were o
Southern Ere eater to take chance stroll along Broad
way AM other thoroushfares Of city yesterday he
would be compelled to excaim despite his intolerant
arlstocrst.c assumption Of mpertcence, that verify,
the people Of the Union mighty people, and their
ar7,s viii be mightest in the cause Of righ. -
The seco1d regiment Of New Hampshire Volunteers,
msa worthy to adorn many future pages Of military
history arrived in this city yesterday morning at zine
O'Clock from Boston, per the Fall River steamer Bay
state They left Boston at haH-past four O'Clock on
Thursday evening" and arrived at Fall River at forty
ave minutes past six Taxing the boat there
at tie -Four above specified The luggage Consisting Of
twenty camp wagons and one ambulance was divided
COn6e
quence Of Its cumbrousness was transmitted to Eliza
behport New Jersev there to await the regiment FOR
the purTcse OF being Tor warded TO Washington The
regiment consists OF nine companies OF infantry armed
with the Springfield musket and splendid ride corps
armed with Starps rifles. They Uniform adopted
by the State Of New Hampshire consisting OF dark blue
jacket light blue pautaoons and light blue cap, with
led border All the staff are spierdidly mouofed and
Morgan stsion presented to lin BY citizens Con
cord N II previous to his departure He is perfect
type war horse full mette and strength Adjutant
InN~l I'D hnont ftl hay hcrGQ
cit:sens Of Manchester, a., from the Br,tnh army.
BE was through the Ormean campaign and therefore
familiar With the ''pomp and orcunss"Aeo or glorious
On its arrival the regiment was received at pier No.
sons OF New hampshre resident in this and adjacent
cities among the meet Of whom we're the fol-
j. W. Emery F. r. James, l. H. Brodhead John Hanson,
G. A. soale, G. E. Merdum, L. L. Britton and Ralph G.
Hr. A. A. Peterson acted as Grand Marshal.
On snag tho ss%ent was draw N up
praise has been bestowed on other regiments
passing through New York route to the seat Of opera
xo che hardy SONS Of New Hampshire according 70 their
deserts. However, as they appeared drawn up IN Inc
1 i 70 eotsss a sls fully eevsped ysor
manhood throughout thor coee and well ordered ranks
Men from tho mountain and mon from the valley tai,
firm AID young men, with the robust glow Ct health
their cheeks and the bracing influence Of the pure
country swelling and expanding their bcsoms stood as
ranks sihe observed Of ali Observers and the exact
types Of true manhood. Az all the arrangements
the oSr TOOK N sne
on banner six feet ak inches by six was
with.
HB PzsNINs, Esq proceeded to present the banner,
on behalf OF the Now Hampshire, Ia the wing
appropriate and patriotic language
SOLDIERS or Elw HAMrsHIRH-A few weeks since the
Bcns Of New Hampshire resident In this city, received
with distinguished honors the first New Hampshire reg
srs .ae e
Hhsu and behalf Of the Of New Hampshire aud Of
great and loyal New York, We bid you most cordial
been OF spirit 30 noble that, In saving their own
country they had view motives Of selfish chsrac.
And the time not far distant when all right thinking
mon will gladly recognise the brave soldiers who are now
80 a9e nonof 9, our Sou ~
and tie Beauregards Of the South shall be remembered
as only they may be-wnose names are written but In
sanda16 when the braves Of the Crea and the heroes
OF tie Indies shall live only in brass and marble the
names Of Scott, OF Ellsworth, and Of Butler will be
scr.bed our broad prairies-wiu be murmured by
every brock-wM be mirrored in every lake-ays,
VIII be written IN every valley and on every noun.
our Land Soldiers, yours is mot an avenging devas.
tating, destroying mission You 60 forth to build up,
and 70 maintain our beloved Unicr-to preserve our
nationality and to bold, reckless and now, q
wicked pratcal, rebclious people from fate worae,
may almost than that Of the tabled Ixion who for
.ualy epua upon Wheel amid Kissing serpents, and the
burning lava tide Of hell Soldiers OF New HamPehrel
WHO were 00rn nurtureQ amid the same grante
hills to which you have jus. hidden adjective whose
kindred and friends piowed on her rocky bosomwe
proud of you day and feel that the spirit Of Stark
and Langdon stu lives" and aninaes your boeoms.
Onward Onward then, sha DO motto, ne know it
yours Onward, until the demon of treason and dis
union is crushed from land, and Yankee Doodle
and the Star Spapged Banner" shall again thrill
the hearts Of PATRIOTIC united nvincibe people.
Mr.. CsAIEs A. SoUIR then addressed the soldiers
follows
Colonel MARsToN OFFICERS SOLDIERS OF TIKI SECOND
RgcfMysr Or Nlw HAMfeHfRE voLuSIEKRs:-I have been
commissioned by the Of New Hampshire resident
New York city; and vicinity to present you this our
country flag slight expression Of their interest and
sympathy with you on your way to the seat of war.
Though now dwelling beyond her boundaries love our
Own cid Granite State We KNOW that she has never
finched when duty has called her, either in the
field or in the council In the early struggles which gave
country birth she poured out her blood and her
Her Stark led the New Hampshire troops Bunker
Hill and In his hands her name and her honor safe
at Princeton and Trenton and the darkest hour the
revolution his victory at Bennington sent joy and glad
throughout the land. We remember, too that at
Brardywne aud Germantown her Sullivan led the Right
division. And when the attempt s made to over
throw that constitution and those lava under which the
again noby responds to tho call for and treasure to
sustain this constitution ard to maintain the SUI
preInAcy Of the law. Take then, this Star Span,
Sled Banner with the thirty four stars-not of them
erased ard not one dmmed-the emblem of our Union
and cur strength. New Hampshre's star shines az
brightly az any other in tho glorious galaxy Bear it to
he oalae held and ralyng beneath It's folds with that
unwAvefing courage which consciousness OF right al
ways ergenders TO that trails in the dust
are your brethren We have dradk the same milk aud
Dreamed the same air that has purured vou We know