New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
Corr,uned frO,u Fifth PAGE.

SILL of Massachusetts, where the dcnRely peoped
acres hardly allow bird to get out o. the range OF
a bonse or a man, or a squirrel 20 become marx
without a church or q scho0l-house receiving por-
ZION of the shot you have found your sharp shoot
ers. puzzles our ken. Have they been pracicing up
the long chmneys Of your FORCES ana lactolts AZ u
swallows overhead or firing at the silver dollars III
the long HoOsic Tunnels OF your railroads, ana shOO
mo between the rows of corn, or seeing now ne''i
thew couli come without hitting horse 1r |"
cow house or a factory, an educated mar TO- Do
~ matron promising boy 10 mas Ii aonel
clare know no sharp-ahoOting that wouiu 10 80
that that should fire a single shot ln =, -
sets that would not carry Ilne pau aoDIISsr
something, altogether TOO precious, W. barr,ed~
70 the sOul OF that glorious SS ao oy,a,;nn IN
a Stote dense with her lou PoPuldNOit -o1
- '.o' ,,oro nile her 1000 pills, her l,oO OO
Ior,Sds Ier : 500 public schools, her 0OV,VUV
k'..n T., "a railroads, her ,C0OoOO tanhage aO
fbe ySIaryes her IS per cent OF all Tue ennu'n '0
tween and 40 ~ Of OOOO men in the field Of
Ilay have opened crack or two IN her close
;;ligafiou where sharp-shooiers may una an "NehuV
for nractics And as for your batleFy-wheie Giu
Won oct your cannon, powder, ana o"lis 10y tlo
- ce;sns have seen Of the Bay State the year
I9sE' Nassachusetts made more by her WHIPS ana
brooWs alone than the cost Of all the Powoer hTe-
s,uos and cannon manufactured IN The STATE! ana
for he brave manly, full and nobieienows you nave
brought in the ranks, we had heard That after hss4
cbn.sfts sent men. and still men, and then more
men she intended 10 come herself And evidently
here she is for when shall we see more of Massa-
,husctts than when we behold her I'd Regiment,
commanded by her own Senator, occupying the IN
feryals between the grave duties OF the senate
house and Craftsmanship OF the Military Committee,
in first recruiting then discipliuing and drilling, aud
hnally leading the field and into the battle regl-
meut of 400 Massachusetts men. We have been
WONDERING Il little what they were waiting FOR az
Washington. Blu, now We Know; tney are waiting
for voui 1.-THE enemy knew what WAS coming, they
would hasten on theCOndict. If the loyaiorCes know
their own interest, they will not precntate 1t TIL
Massachusetts il there.
Colonel I'm happy TO see you supported by men
Oi experience, OF yal0r and OF integrity. see the
venerable apostle Of Temperance whose muse is
sgually plintiye in the airs Of Palestine and herolc
in he aigs Of putriOisn--who loves liberty IN hl.
old age with all the enthusiasm Of boyhood, and
finds his youth renewed by the ardor OF bls unseep
Ing devotion 10 humanity. j see the venerable
Pierpout in your staff. know that his prayers will
not Guench tue smoking fax a yonr wadJiug or hil
sangs beguile you Of one slnew OF wsrhkc energy
and s'reHgth see, too, yon have spirited away, as
youv QuagteImasler enc whom had ID HshneE
in nv own staff for whle-for though not colo
neI or a military man, claim to be a eentunan IN
this war, with men under mel mean that we'll
known caterer and accomplished citizen MIR. Sander
s0n who, whether he prepare literary least IN
honor Of Shakespeare or least OF dsslccaled VCge-
table for q SANITARY commission, or boil camp
kettle of soup will be sure TO do each with equal
skill ard fidelity, and better than anybody else.
We look Sir, for IN admirable example OF Eouse-
keeying in your REGIMENT, and expect IN your Cul-
sine and yonr bypicoe q model for the army. ven
lure to 1--WE him, and the regiment for his sake the
God-speed of our hOnOred CCHtHyy, OF which hap
pen to be a fe low-menber with Mr.. Sanderson.
Col. Wilson: We Welcome you ana your regimen
TO New.York. Our prayers and our confidence ~ll
90 with you as to-day you leave US for tie Potomac
Ne shall sleep moFe soundly on our beds when we
know that YOU are in the field. IL ls great anC
solemn contest TO which you are gong neeI no
boxn bp ~ Tm
in the Senate Chamber, nurky with suppressed
treason in the Capital, poisoned with the malaria
the dslOyal distret-who have borne, not wlthou
manly resentment, the insoenee and the tyranny o
tbe Slave Power-I need not tell You how profoun
he the necessity of resisting, of pulling down, o
absolutely crushing this rebellion. MaSsachusett
knows what she Is fighting for. Her conscience
will be behind every bayonet; an intelligent patriot
ism pull every trigger resolute will direct ever,
sword-thrust burning devotion 10 liberty snC
humanity fire every cannon. The old plymouth
colony you recoect by their original charter, haG
assigned to them North Nirgiula. 30 down, deal
old Massachusetts! March forward, brave I'D
On, noble Senator and Colonel, to North Virginia
Make the charter good. Drive the invaders OF IN
CAPITAL back TO their tobaccO-ields, and smothe
them in their own smoke Massachusetts, In you
sends her principles her aspirations, her schools ant
rhurches her satesmanship, her industry and civll
ization, down TO North Virginia. and she Is ready
10 water that worn out soil with her own rich blood
If 20 only it can be recalled to duty and again be
come worthy of the sires who loved and honOrec
Massachusetts, and whom Massachusetts, TevereC
and trusted, and still remembers with gratitude anC
praise. Welcome Colonel and officers Of the ~
Massachusetts. Welcome, and farewell!
Senator WILSON'S name was called by the audi
ence, which gave him three more cheers. lie ros
and said
SPEECH OF COL. WILSON.
LADIES AND GEHTLEAES: Most sincerely do
thank you for this kind, cordial, and, must confess
oyerpOwering reception. / thank you, Sir, for thu
kild words you have uttered toward me personally
and above all do thank you for your words Of com
mendation Of the proud old Commonwealth Of Massa
chusetts II is TO Of qualification TO heal
my State spoken kindly Of, anywhere; but here IL
this great commercial metropolis Of the Republic
those words are doubly dear. But while am prouC
of my Srate Of her past history Of her present &C
fion Of her people, Of her public men, living ant
dead, / do not forget gentlemen, that we have
prouder title than the title Of citizens OF MassachU
cetts-that we have the proud title Of American
citizens Cheers. Our State occupies but SINAI
dot on the map Of North America. 1t is dear TO mt
and dear to all the of Massachusetts, at home
or abroad. Bat We embrace in our affections every
foot of the Republic and the whole people Of the
country. CHEERS, aud " GOod"l / say to YOU TO-
tlay gentlemen, what the Massachusetts men who
are with me and around me will indorse, that her
people to-day animated by spirit of sectional
bate or aversion. Applause. Loyal TO our coun-
try to our whole country, and the ideas upon which
our republican institutions are founded loving our
whole country, and believing in democratic iDstitu-
tiOns, feeling as we feel, that this civil into
which we have been plunged is the wickedest war
IN the history Of the world lspplausel yet know
that the people Of Massachusetts do not hate the
very men who have plunged us into civil war.
ICheers. But we live in the hope that the cause Of
our country IL TO triumph that this Union is TO be
made stronger than before, and that the whole
people OF the United States, acknowledging the