New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

| The regiment heng drawn mp in line opposite toe
Cry Hall, the oil err in front, the etandaro-Dearer,
roIr taoscr siA feet and Eve inc lts TALL stepped IN
| front with guard =,
The Rev. Br. Pannei- { made prayer, when Mr.
T. A. Stinsbury IN isw remark stated tie OBJECT 1
| the rrezeut ceremonies and that Judge Culver OF
| Brooklyn would make TIE prostitution
Judge Crlver then made an eiolnen' auures,, ~
VIII lie eul gized the vaor and intelligence OF Yer
mmiefs. Vermont Lad % history % s''si.in' lie "a"
before him tips Of those who a years ago, $1,000 De-
| eide stark. They We're net suhluFatoisi 'uey VIZ
the ave- 81 the .Ieat wrong OF me hh.1es''n
t1ry. Tho lail OF Sumter made us nl i'eu toCpi0
There FLonld te no eCmpronise |" No, 40. -, ."u
| IN. rauksl They did not construct without new
Fsrard aud they sboId not rec1n-truct Wlthon' me-
The speaker explained the devices on the oanIer a,.u
cio,ed by expfe-tieg tue rope ihat tney wouu
| in peace ana 1nnph afer crushing their ereuier'
| Colonel Wiling received the banner, aud, passing
il to tie Color Sergeant thanked them for Their g''
ard ssid IL men weDt 10 war IN o6edlr1,e 10 seha
o. duty. They were TEMPERATE, ana WOMB 90
atey and with the bo, object in view, whatever they
| undertook.
Wallace Band, which was in sttennance, by the
wifh Of he " Sons OF Vermont lerornedthe star
| Sia gled Banner"
Tue lloigs Oh the balcony then cent 10 the Colonel
| two beautiful bouquets for which he bowed bis
| thanks.
Ex-Governor Hall thanked the yermonter OF New.
York FOR their kud remembrance OF the soi1efs Vi
| their native State.
| Senator Foot was then introduced amid the cheers
Of the soldiers ard OF tie Volunteer, and ,aid /,
OH err AID Soil tiers of the % Vermont KeHinen', anu
fellow ciiizens a-Accet my THAI ks ana con
lions and my commentator 'or tins promp' reSPoise
10 tie call of Your country. IL 10 the 0st agidihg
pledge Of the perleiuiiy Of tie Republic Inc hat Oh
| ite peorle has zone forth that this Republic sisli
stand against all consp tracy tresson, and reuehol
God has In Ls keeping, and 1t viii stand aehnS sHe
| powers OF darkness and evil. TLis Is our faitn.
| Novel events are passing before our eyes ms
county of ours hitherto quiet 70 peceini ana 90
Industrious presents the startling appearance through
out lis length aud breadth OF military ehcaihPheh
| The equipments for war are teen on every manu.
martial strains greet everywhere, ana uoolS
OF armed men march before us, toe very eartn trei
tlipg beneath their tread. And wherefore all tbis
Ny friends this, glorious Union IL In danger; rsotl
| iOs lie attempt 10 sap itr founda'ihi; lug eIa'e
power because It's ous rule ID arrested by me free
ballots OF tree people, has arlren IN its nl3h W
| overthrow l.. Tie freest and most benehcent hoVerb
ment al ever knew, long liked Ia American hediH'
| IL threatened With destruction by domestic log
Men bufred n Der own bosom, who have draihen Ihe
Ee-bood from her, turn anc stnke the dagger VI ue
| ut ,at nurting bosom.
In pursuance of their unholy purpose, forts and
arsennls have been taken, the public confidence 'io
lated by men ia high posili n and grand larceny au
petit larceny in lgh and Ia low places bs'e oeep Tue
oruer Of the day. In,ult and peropal violence nave
heeu Inflicted on peaceful czens guilty ohiy oi o'inH
Northern men. Three hundred millions OF pun.
property taken. Southern GOSern0rr have declared
the Dig. OF wsr Oh our commerce On The highway Oi
naiOnr. SuUter, with Starving grilsoS OF seventy
m H. is aseailed BY force OF ten thousand aho lne
chiyary boast of the magnificent achievement IN mag
nilolneBc, phrase. They fire on Ameri1an soIdtrs
going through Baliimore 10 defend the saat oil Tie
Anne rican Government.
They cOutem late tie seizure OF the archives and the
overthrow of the constituted autlofiies WIN muir
d.rous bands they have slain the gallant Ellsworth
They have insnt,d and would pull down tbe nag yoa
have ,wofn TO maintain Such are the men, and such
Ar. their de,ds who have proved themselves traitors
10 q cir country. No wonder they want 10 DC lie!
sloae. Where wss there ever AL auesed criminal
WHO did not rriierate tie cry to be let alOnei lheee
are the GAUGES that have summoned 10 aruir.
AZ il for tue yindcatiOn Of the national honor mat
YOU are in arms The purpose OF putting DOWN urea
ou once aud 70 ever for The defense Of your homes,
your Gre.ides your vi e. aud your children, for all
worth living and diving for tia, You now stald silred
in the hubiments Of war; IL IL GRAND OF humanity
that calls yon away from yonr iHu,iles and homes 10
undergo tie hardsLips Of The march and the camp, and
The M of death. four oountry calls you; patriotism,
humanity, God and civilization, and all You hold dear
call yoa 10 do valiant battle for God noa eean,ry;
Go therefore hopefully and cheerfdily, IN ooeaienee
20 the mandates OF high and hufy duty. Sec that
defea, com. not The isg yoo bear. knoy Ia your
Erm grsrp Il will suffer d.honor. lo1 WI not,
an sure, disappOnt our expedition 90, then' ana
NAV tie blessing Of a benehceut Providence go With
you and may success crown your efOf's Is my Deho-
diciion 10 you.
Cbeers were given for Senator Foote, tie Vermont
er, the regiment the Colonel, &c. aid the officers
resumed tleir posts. After receiving supply OF
raj ns for their Journey the regiment formed IA pa-
,oons and marched down Broadway and CouftLnos
rect to tn. jersey Ferry, and left BY special Train
direct Tor W Washington.