New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06


roosf, their own fault. If iL shall follow, in the
good providence If God that other men beslde thoee
Of my own peculiar eomI lexion md blood shall taste
the sweets Of liberty, God ne praisd. Three cheers
for Gov Andrew am glad that tbis il Tot hearray
in tie commercial metropolis. ERepeared Ct eers.l
supEose that although ought not, II peace hHd ben
preserved, either 10 invade or cons or procure Tie
invasion Of any constitutional iht reserved To- any
State; VET hen a State and people trample the Con-
sttuon ite beneath their feet endeavoring 70 crush
us and our children Nth IT, NAV at least have the
power, the pi, ege Of praying for the happiness of
th. all, bond well as free. Cheera. look, Mr.
Chairman, with tie OF confident tath Tor an
early re,toraton OF universal peace. have no idea,
not tbe slightest. that the next 4th of Jniy VIII hnd
tbir people in arms But If it must be ihat we en-
continue pour out onr MOI ey and our booo end
our lives In wsg1Dg by any form OF contest tIis
unholy war, lot IL come, let 1t abide, let
II stay with u.s. let the sword he the constant
emblem gtiering before eyes, let the flag advance
aid armed tread beneath It's f"lds unili 10
Heavens oa time perfect assured peace shall come,
established upon foundation of eiernl right, upon
Which nloDe can any victory be serured. Oud Ap-
plause. And now, Mr. President, have 10 thsnk,
from tie bottom OF my heart, the Sors Of New-En-
tland re iteut in NewYork for the kodnsss OF this
reception TO 2tth Reeimebt and for the fattering
manner in which NY name has been mentioned IN COLI
nection with il; ahO for the generous hOsIitay and
fraternnl love which has teen exhibited by yon and
al of you from the moment the Narsa' hnsetir 9Th dis
tIayed the enpim OF our Commonwealth in the streets
of Ne WORK wien bound, the fir regiment for the
de'epse ofihe Capital. lApplause.l From that line
until now have continued, by stream OF military
organizations almost 70 lire yohr boT iai,y and your
patience. Vores-"No, Sir. never. If you were
should almos, begin to think II our ,dn'y
20 find soue other path to Pbiladelpbia lv'l'e,
Through New.YoR, not ron"d it. But 20 iopg'
Mr. Presden, and friends, as our soldiers OF Mas's-
chusets continue 10 receive ruch friendly raternai,
cordial grettpgs snn KIND sympathetic aid, ns they
have from the frst received at your hands, through
New-York they will always cone. Cleers. Ana
now Sir you will permit me, thanking yon also i'F
tie biudpeps with which yUu have listened 10 ihese
discnrrive remarks, to resume my seat, giving as
sentiment:
Ihe sobs Of M,saehu.e. residing in EewySrk bone Of
our bone fe.h of our aeh, and heart Of our heart
Loud aud repeated coeers.l
SPEECH OF mr. CHARLES A. DANA.
Mr.. Charles A. Dana Of THE TRTBusE was next IN
trodnced. lie said: The pleasant duty hes been AZ
signed OF proposing here the health OF oOi Lee,
his officerr and Bis regiment. Three cheers were
given for the Goth Regiment shall not foroear u
express the afeciionate envy with wh"h we who are
occulied ut home by otne duties look npon our oreh
rem who are allowed to 60 forth and venture Their lives
In thi. holy csuse We feel 'bst they coDfendng
not merely for us not merely for country but for
most divine aud sacred cause perhaps that can IN
eiire the heart Of man. We regard Them then with
degree of affection, warm glosing fr'm our inm"et
-oul and we envy them We that u were Possi-
HE for ia 20 be with them aud declare thar while we
live whenever duty viii allow n 10 10 so, we shall bs
more than ready 10 pla'e ourselves by their sid's.
Appl4usel We look ut them slsO With prife ana con.
hd,nee We feel that ley art animated by ~ small
or narrow motives but that they too are Inspired by
that sense If heroic devotion which renders all human
action illrs,rous and admirable. Therefore, gentle
Den let lie dilnk
The heoi Of Col Is Of hh 96eey', GHs Of hf' mtD-MaJ
God bless them. iChsers
Tie toast was drank standing.
Col. Lee was loudly aPI l'uded and said;
CoI LEES SPEECH,
Mn President AND GENTLEMEN: There arc Pc
Rods and occasions H. the lie OF every man wien We
may oivet the giit 81 el"quence. Inns present eroo
"a cr q ,t that kud TO me. may truly say that tis
Il tl. first luie Ia NY life which il now pact ts me
ridi.p TINT rave been the recipient Of public es-
mopial -tteriug, and, may add 80 ndeserveu' as
that which marks tlis occaslon' My inenus, my e.
teeued and honored Commander n-Chiei haS told
you that lie las committed in part 10 me ana my
oficrrs and the men un er my command, not ouly
the guilty and the honor of the COMMONWEALTH whleh
love 20 dearly, but the integrity ana honor OF that
other sovereignty 70 dear 10 us 80 holy, that we sre
found 10 protect IL from infsmy aud dirgce al all
hazards, even though it be by the Shedding OF the
hst drop Of our blood; t,pplan,e. Mr. p,etldsn',
nv b1otber officer. and the who folio wing US
10 the battlefield TO convey our thanks cur obtgA-
tious for your kindness. You, S bavs alluded TO u
enegn OF NV own Commonwealth, ns motto, when
has stood there .ince We were a Commonv eal'h. L
will close these remarks by saying ,hnt few days
PAST some dear female rieuds, dear to us who serve 10
the regiment, presented 10 a flag Of our Common
wealth. On the one ride Sir 1t bears that he mtiful,
tru.fa hopeful daring motto which you have re-
real,d On the revvr is inscribed lhe tinI lie motto
bds ri eoH,tanttO. ! swear by the holy God whose
Son o,ks upop u.s. thai We will bs faithful and con,
stan, through the mission on which We are sent.
Loud spr lsuse.
Mr.. Howe regretted that I.euts. Cornell and Pslfrey
could not be presen, to speak and after proposing three
cheers introduced Chas. NJ. Emerson oi the Codmibee
OF sons OF Massachusetts, aud subsequently w. l..
Hampton, bo,n Of whom made very sOquent speeches.
The s.-emblage dispersed, in the best Of moods, at
O'clock p. ~.
and marched 10 Jersey City Ferry.