The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
SEVENTH MAINE REGIMENT


soclETY"-NUMBER OF MEN, THEIR ARMS AND
EQUIPAENTs-CoRREcTL LIST OF THE OFFICERS, ETC.
The esprit OF TO" is nowhere better emulated than in
that Of the little State Of Maine which, her credit be
said has already furnished regiments for the pre-
sent The last Of these troops arrived this city,
via Boston and Fall River, yesterday morning. Mr. VIM
Borden the agent of the Fall River line having the
splendid steamer Bay State Captain Allen convey the
troops to New York.
small party OF the Of Maine assembled
on the dock to greet their oountrymen; but this
time II not "Mutual Admiration Society,""
the committees former arrivals Manc regiments
who were ttng subscriptions for flags and dinners
and then excluded the subscribers from participating in
the ceremonies The of Maine have had their eyes
opened They have formally received six regiments, pre-
scented each with costly banner and entertained their
officers with bountiful dinne and for thor money
cooperation did receive the credit due them
few men formed sefconsttuted committee and did
the honors ~ as if they had paid the entire expenses
This time, however, tho ons Of tho Dirego State"
sembed on the wharf, uncaled save by patriot
ism, and greeted their friends in true Yankee
background by ambitious marshas, button hole
ing reporters and spelling out their names, they might
appear correct IN the newspapers next day.
As soon the Bay State arrived at her pier No.
North river, having the Seventh Maine regiment
board Colonel Mason the only person that left her
He issued orders for the vessel to haul into the stream
while he went to- United States Quartcrmastcr ID. d.
Tompns for orders and means OF transportation. Tho
steamboat Red Jacket promptly sent to the Bay
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