The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-11-19

lie q; oke 4 the present cLc,liOn ~ ono d
tic most wicked which had eve boon chfohi.,".
Not a tel elton Of the orprcesod poor, but OF tne
rich against laws the only fault Of which was
that ia, V proclaimed equality to all. That
.y,tcm a laws which they attack has mado
America the refuge for the oppressed 81 all na-
lions. Hers all have been received anil made
ctizens and equals with no price but q pledge
of fair and honora DE allegiance t. the Gov
eminent, and now Is the time for them to re-
deem that pledge. Noliy have our adopted cit
izons pto, ell their truth 10 this pledge. When
il IL III own that one-sixth Of our entire Iopula-
ton has furnished nearly one half Of our army,
the ianati,al cry d put none but Americana
on Guard tonight will bc heard no mo @. There
will be- few nights during ths campaign, when
many loyal Irish anil German hearts will not
I've q faithful guard lla az rcaled 10 the reg
im,nt to remember ia. reputation Of their coun-
try which they had as rinct to bear when th'y
took the name ut The H. ia Brigade, and 10 forget
rot that d tlcy borc thcmacttss0 would be the
loyl 90 bad Ismc they CAV To- Oh Ireland.
IT,, " uE I.h' for Ter, anil ihoir glorious
| d.,d- would VAIN Tie hearts Of lrishmen IN all
| pui. a. iho world. The President feels tho
| waru,-i interest i'm he Irish Brigade and has
| ~ uI..rl % au Irish commander, AND that its
| d .'t ,r patriotism and horoi-m shall not b. I'M
| nrrr.,st,d; and bis word Ia will keep, for he is
| a man If truth. aa none ui his enemies even
| VIII attempt 10 deny. lie is also loyal and has
nuglt s1 much ut heart as the good Of his
| country. W, have now wisdom IN our couu-
| ril.. ,,l,r m the field. and LOYALTY with both,
| anil ", cannot bat ho -urc"s,iul. Already n
| h..i.r dty i. diwuiHs and W. hope when
S.U .om,s 6" aoloome You back 'i''ntlon',
ana wil t,w uf ytur ranks m.slrr, 10 ouI
m.lH. These col.Is ere the gift Of fair women
t.trayp men. nd mood s1y nothing 70 you o
L.w ,,u shYuil Guard lh,m. Bring h'm bach
| .',fu Us the iron hail oi hltllo, worn by tn
..lm.-hul un-'aiu,d by dishonur " defeat.
col y. 1. Mrnghcr, in re- oi ing th' colors'
lil:-.I only have TO assure you that thcs'
Ida. ,h.ll b. returned to you unsulligd i
| tb I'D. l.. but one man Of tho gimcnt lett Il
br.p, thrm home that one man shall brinl
| th.ui back If | see them wayer in the deadly
.iil.. my cry shall be-, Boys romcmhcr tn
Is.h oI November, rally to your color, r1mom
Ter from whose hands you received them, dl
Iu' never surr,tdcr
At the request Of Mr. IIcnncssy, Mr. Doyl
then announced to the regiment that the me
in the ranks need have no fear for their rcla
iiycs who were left behind, a. a committee q
gentlemen had been formed expressly to sec
their comfortable support.
The speeches were frequently interrupted b.
enthusiastic applause, and at tho conclusion o
the ceremonies, the regiment and the crowd TO
gcther chccrcd the lady prosecutors OF the co,ors
and the crowd cheercd tho regiment.
The proceedings having been brought to
close. the G9h Regiment, Col. Nugcnt's, Cd
cortcd by a detachment Of the 1st Regiment
Cavalry y. Y. s. NJ, the officers Of the othC
regiments Of the brigade, and some thousand q
more friend. Of the regiment, marched dow
| Fifth avenue anil Broadway to Picr No. !, \
b | H., where they embarked ul tho Amboy hos
q. | 90 tlufr iur Wellington.