New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-19

cure 10 the of tho Republic yon sud the ogsnzlon
+ which yon part have weftty and eunobng fepon
iblty On have chosen to be known by the number OF
eiuent ,resdy distinguish he'd In the beginning Of ts cG
~ the reputation Of which have assumed 10 nA,h.ln
But move than dis you and the organ iZaion which You
log have ds;ir glshed yourself by " prsaae nss ~
ri military annsl,-hst OF the fish Bheede lha eee
,rasd cops achieved is historical nown not tsioIgn u
dm I'D bravery ef It's members merely but emery y .n
perfection Of its discipline; and It viii be precisely IN un
,roporion that you initiate /, In this respect "a, you VIII
Dr. win not be kUOwn hereafter Inc he'r-tIon "
name Only renders the contrast more sarins IN VII
Ihercfrc be necessary that BON olSe'' tuu xbicb
be lin BTsade achieved upon the plain; Of Rant.
lies the Nights Of fcn,euoy, aud tue ste o. @ =,
dssn upon them It will not be- by adopting IL name %.
v pvaa hereafter by their Discipline ard ~ theif oesls l
thew se worthy bear g. 1on too Col Nuseb, hsce S
own rosponbity You bear the Of hat gallant to Nn
ren who al he lead OF the lh Horse a. the battle Of Spires
broke the compact Infantry Of tue Iilhee % ne a.
cided the fortune # the day. Inc mn so1, W ,p %
sity ofimplci. obedience for the eher.inhes VIZ, -
endares the priyations AM h,rdshps incdeI. 7. ~,
yen maintain that character Sir charles Nape. nj ~
lis hshest compliments to the merits Of depnea liza a
Nv him al The battle Of Melance N tie war o. the
sciude sni which he calls maen6eent I'pPeIa va
two thousand native troops he encountered ond oeiea
ed TWEEN eight thousand OF the waiike Bsooeiees
how bs ghy disciplined Irish regiment moved as on
review across pn swept by the fire ofthe enemy ne Ssa
foe These ere examples Of lsh vllor when regulated
by discipline. which II You may not fNe you can ..
II a.
ud e. view Of the Obligation imposed upon every oce ana
soldier by their acceptance may no. be out Of Pa;
mention In tn. connection that a, the commencement OF W
var had occasion t5 ofer the pic Of Womahi tH1A
the first .r prerentel 10 REGIMENT departing from i5 eiy
icr The defense Of the Rational ma A. tb Lead
Of IL was he noble minded Lgspifed and gallant oeeI
whom much Of ts ,er easI1e'er %' que i ,olSir
Patrick stsaed Earl Of uesn whose name ,r la' a.
asI I'D Hv ~ t R,sas upon the bloody field oil Lander
Col Coeorsn in tie spirit Of bis noble ancestor received may
flag will .9die' promise 'n ma gs,e wien presenting
this splendid gin with which the ladies' have hohSle
Inen' Than to point 70 hi, irh "a coseoTn
row within the walls OF rebel prison and one o. tho'e
eced victims fer revengefg Southern eson out ne nag
The sa-cton Of feeling tbs, he owes his sad though poaa
pre- nnence TO having acted - becomes Of s,
OF lie mlufcercc OF IS donors aud OF tie sk o. we lana
tat wrought il, would say to ySa as i az, ssh
the language Of John ssyasss gong OIL the
On fort and cTsg.
with tho PEOPLES voice Of thnndor.' . , =,
JUDGE DAILY then delivered the iia5s to Col hu-
cent, who, in receiving them, said:
= SPEECH or COL. NuGEST.
May please you Ladies and Gsniemsn have the honor,
as Colonel Of tie Isl Regiment OF the Irish Biirade = receive
d eckuowedge bebsf q NY regiment ne stand q Co
ors which Hon Judge D1J hss presented on The pst %
Mrs Clafn In reccying hese color slall conhne my
~ bn ncerc expression Of the pride Which a thi' noctt
nius,es my esHieii ROY that 'uel Splendid neerxei "a
n1eity and bravery have been pleented ~ 20 oi
LADY, with maeA eoqronce by the erceient s9a psiouo
~ my regnent Pledge devotion In he and death 70 no
a. md noble cause Of which these color, the brilliant
THE EIGHTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT.
Malcolm Campbel esq. made lengthy speech IN
n,osenting tie colors 70 tho S8th Regiment lie
commenced by alluding 10 The extraordinary manner
in which 50o 900 men sprang forth In arms az the
call of the Government, aud considered Nhat Varl
the Irish sodier was destined 10 play Ia the war; /!
was not a rising in vindictyeness, but 70 maintain III
e. I'm aud quiet dignity the majesty Of law aud sue
cess Of sef-goyernment The number OF the iegi'
u,ent being the same as that o. the Connaughi
Rangers famous in history, Mr.. Campbell alluded 70
the fact, and predicted that like honor would lie
associated with the banner OF tie present. o's'Ha-
ton.
SPEECH or COL. BAKER.
eones, y.ef on occasion q tbs kind utterly uAso.e
IA mere wore 70 responds for myself OF io ,, d. are
under my command 70 whom you have so'''s,eu 49,
md custody OF this beautiful bsnrsr Ire h,no, YOU s
conferred uron L. 80 dhinguished ,h's oi 81
apprecation be ouy h. our hearts ana ~ o1i CO..
many recoeotious rush upon ny memory - we 81 % v .
inscription - Mashef Own ih1 n,s T ,s,,s., 10 OF
minds The icrude, the sy colr,fe u W. ~ 49,
The csrps Known the master rol 81 ihe Sta
Of New York a. The ssh Ts number wedied to victory
with De motto Of the chief Of The btiiae No retreat
viii To- assure you, worldly sustained thief DIM an
animated hy the prestige Of m tnddcf III We sha q iol
10 battle los the snd Integrity OF tbs sgnih
cent Republic We thank you foE the inrEna no hsIggi
thanks generations yet unborn wiz Hen0cr ara be
you for t oct TIE g1erd0n thai beeni} s'e, 70
II know myseN a. know The men cor mi J. ther col2l
their endurance their ih Of heart fifcuth
bear through battle 10 victory and bring bach 70 ya torn
may be, and won but untau'hcd aud uns,aned b.
oct Of cogbIdce cniDs the part u h9,c 10 whom
you have inlris;ed H.
TIE TENTH REGIMENT.
Mr. !. T. DOYLE, late Assistant DistIiCt-Attonev,
made the speech Of presentation 10 the 9Th Regiment
of the brigade, commanded by Col. Mesgher, end
known numerically "a the 10Th Regiment Newly ork
State Volunteers. He spoke on behalf Of Miss Dew.
lin, WHO stood by Lis side, aud others who assisted
in preparing the testimonial.
SPEECH OF Mr.. DOYLE.
The Irish Brigade he aid abou, soog forth to combat
against rebellion tho mos, agous AID he most causec
poor perseeucd end pfosc!J aims, their opprs'o but
The rebellion Of gentlemen ~ broadcoh ard hnc Ben ssns
Constitution and sw, which procl.!el saa susgA .,eed
Americans guard to night" would never ss9a be h,sd
SI arS 81 dRniP ~ tho voaae r. the
Cher he .nsoasssd Che 9s'Ss y telling 'hs lsii
sy se1srded Thee coior he .sd in closing were he ,n
OF ls women 70 brave men There ives no need Of .s1S
They knew their duty sodiers Let uem be return ed
memorials Of the good aud brave dOinss Of tie ish Brigade
SPEECH or col. MIAGHER.
Col. Meagher, in receiving The colors,t'aid
Rsn. for be FIJI a.neSt Bsds Which
have the honor specially 70 commhId have LUZ 70 ietes
the closing words Ct the eloquent 1nd Inspiring spec eh we4
this memorable occasion have assure you, and do &c
with The aolenny Of osh that thee eocr shall be
trrrei TO your hands end II there is but bring
the m home that win return them. Nicu, perhaps n
the combat awas see them wayerrg In the least my
Tey iug cry hall he, Boys remember the 18th Ct November
stand your cooIs! Hecollect from whose hand
ceyed them, and die but never surrender" Loud ap
plsuFc.
AT the request Of Mr. Hennessy, Mr.. Doyle
announced that measures had been taken by proni-
nent citizens in connection with the City Council
to care for the wives, mothers and sisters of the
soldiers, who might, therefore feel easy in respect
to their welfare. Applause.
At the conclusion Of the ceremonies, the tToOps
marched down Fifth avenue and Broadway to the
Park Barracks, and thence after dinner, TO Pier
No. ] n. r., where transportation bad been pro-
vided by tie U. s. Quartemoster. Broadway was
with ond e. fnr