New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
rscc,pliox Brcnhfnst 20 s,sc wrssacsus"''n
For:y-aTse Regiment.

al he As,Or House. band of music was present.
and dicoured sweetly for the entertainment OF inc
guests Wren tie cOih was removed number C'
ladies came INTO tie room, aHd MANIFESTED u W
interest IN the procc Onss. The vie OI M'J''"en'
Banks received marked attention. NJ,
Three obeere were gwen for MaJo'-"ein' ~ i''''N5
10 be came into TIC r0Om the company Is'i6 '-'"
rlsDIng holr hands 81,
The Kew. Dr. nirCHcocS being Introduced, Fld:
II seems that the snow storm is rot very hoslrabe,
hut u has LANGUAGE and says, 20 Nor'"' htH''7'
mon 4. here tlere IL uo Snow. iCneerf'I On iNcs'
dav wa ha, q s'orn of b.ots tDat also nGd uiean-
mo n did not mean no more war. IL meant That
nc peOple we're net saisieo q WIN 'Le WY "a Whir"
Che war was conducted. 10 neai war "n vi pm
riniae v,or fo the knife GnG 10 ire handle. itLters.
Ccuta,oeu If YOU do not believe IN total depravty,
look Sc our politicians Cheers and laughter filt,
,,p,,onen We have l. e. 70 welcome d.,ti gllshed
Northumberland who truly represents New
;snal,pd AID i's institutlons Here three cheers
,,eTe giyen foT Gen. bauks.l IL Ia charged ihat
Eew.England is land Of one idea. lie Did not oO-
,eet 10 ,oat since he foua d so many men who hac
lot even one idea. laugntcri New England he'd
ore idea at time and VI ,r.GeA. Is INKS truly Tep-
resented New-E gland. lIemendous cheerng'l
The lghtun G OF tie people wrath will blast tie
Rebellion Ike fire hurled by tie Almighty from
heaveo. Loud and continued Dheers.l
Msj-Gen. BANKS arose AMID n storm OF applause.
lie said he ought to have taken breakfast WI tte
uares present. so as 20 get tne inspiration OF Their
presence. Taken 50 suddenly from anOsher train Oi
thought. he could not cXpless hls emotions.
Wherever he went lie saw the results of New In
paud intelligence ana ildu-'y lcheerali IN iui7
beautiful city End the battle-fielI be proof.
of New England enterprise. Cheer lie, "a
New -Eralauder, was inclined 10 telk; as q man Of
The world, he was disposed 10 0o silent. We have
pot suffered enough. War must oe-Ol4te Our iaud
sIl 1utther before We shall July ~ dtre'0Ld or
olty; bu, 10 mower on earth csn ever break down
thc American GOycmucft /. Here all pTeseLt Uro.e
aud gave clesr after oheerl No shoit cui
ran gave ne. We must hght and We viii
fght and whip the Rebels until uuieuotd d. O.
Luon shall leave them naked. lis advice was
10 leave minor c0ns.d rat0ns 10 the future and 20
bend our energies 10 thc present ciis. Tie cem
lglt is before u, and victory Viii come N Gois
inue and il OuIs Enthusiastic cheers Ills heart
had often thrilled with PRIDE at the patriotism be-
bad seen displayed by our s4u NJ follti'.
ICheers.l A. Cedar Mountain lie saw OJJ men
fe.t - 900 ard not ooe came 10 the rear who
CId not show mutilated limb or bleeding wonnG.
lie had seen a celesiia smils bsauins through tie
tbeet OF blood in which the hero was enveOped.
IDeep sensation After comphmeniing Col. Chick
tu0g, The gallant General TsEumed rs so..r, when
lie was again hOuoIed with CHEERS.
COL HOWE, the Clsirman sid there were several
reasons why be should iuiroduoe Col. Chickering.
They were born IN tie same street Went - the same
school and De lCol Chickeurgl kept 4Iule ihead
of lin lalguterl; they sto, grapes together out
OF their fafb-Is' yard-, and Cuicaeiing stole the
most ikoars Of laughteI.l Wien thcir fathers
lIaughteE A. the great lien Fair IN Boston he
fook the pnze away IRON iim by pIring an A1ierI-
can eage alongside Of his chickens the iusi~ Tor,
dscltriax that the American eGglc war always a.
premium cheers and laughterl aud here he Chick
enugl was now genuine Colonel, Going into SER
vice. while 10 he spea<srI had the uhule ~ tue
Colonel without soldier experience. %. Howe
closed bv calling upon Brighten. Busteed 10 make
the speech OF welcome 10 Col. Chickerlug.
Gen. Busted said distiucu.hed writer hsd de-
4 81. ft.t q. a.
ic dnner.tabe lie Ou4 1T 10 have our breakiast
liable tBis morning he had Dot the honor Of beng bora
IL MassaceJsetis-he co- iIeF,d il sn AolcrbGt be
sincerely loved New England. Size represented al
ihsi is great and good III the baud. Sue wOull be
Instrumental IN tramtliDg American slavery III tie
dust. Enthusiastic anu repeated cheer. Massa-
clnsets soldiers IN bloody Baltimore proved their
courage and patriotism Cheers.l From the time
OF tie assault on sumter, Mirsschuseiis men have
been brave patriotic yirtIOus aLd distinguished 10
the war. lCheers. We meet tAs morning with
hassscbuset,s soldiers on thflr way To barlc.
lCheers. T0snk God their voice is Tor war.
iCheers.l There no SuJulss!Onists ts among them.
loud cheers.l They arc not fJr CompT3mIss. We
Iaay have another slch ctilLlou- storm as that 81
Tuescay and Our bsaits almost wlther under u, but
we shal ind that Right is Right as true as God &
GJd and We shall triumph d, The ias'' .uthueihsnc
clsersl We have preseat on tlis occasion gallant
mgn, gentlen2n who has been living
in tie mlGst Of melody, and surrounded
others by an utmoe here Of melody. His
name i familiar es a household word wherever love
inags bows before tie Shrine Of music. h .caied
heers We have here the proof, that American man
hood + the best and c0mplstest III the world. The
rpplause here to-day wlll be echoed IN Boston,
where men # courage ard intelligence aic hCuebOid
gods lCheers.l Gen. Busted concluded WIN The
following sentiment; r" Col. Chicterihg OF Tie ISL
Massachase,ts Regiment ia times OF peace respest-
ed ciilzen--in tines OF wGg "a vaiaLI solder-at al
tines an honest man.
Tnree cheers were gwen FOR Col. CBICKgRiSG
VINO Immediately tT0se and thanked the company
for the kind reception be md his Te. mont had re-
Gived. His regiment came 10 tho city unheraldrd,
and found itsel. III the midst oi friends. Cheerr.
We have one idea, and t1at lr 10 put down
Rebellion. lChcsis, entnusi3silc a1d repeated.
We have lett OCT bones, and al tii 10 dear TO us,
70 crush this wicked rebellion. Here cheer hpon
cheer was given.l He stood before Bis hearers the
bappiesi man in tie world, because he and hr men
were under Gen. Banks. Loud aud lODg-cOniInued
sheers.l He ssId he indebted 10 Col. Howe
more than 10 any other nan for the position he held
,iie eat down amid the cheers Of hs delighted
auditors
Iieut.-C WAss, who was wounded three times
10 the Seveu-Days Fight" being called upon TO
sresk, declined IN favor Of Capt. SWIFT. The
captain spoke with great power lie held that
everything IL constitutional that puts down
rebellion. Here the company arose aud gave
cheer after cheer lie had but one platform, aud
that wae fighting tlltiorn. Cheers He be-
Isved in working the lighting machine.
daughter aud ctesre. There is 40 w.y out OF ths
dirfcnlty In which We live, brit through the red
Of blood We Of the 4st will 90 what we can to
put down this rebellion or perish in tic attempt.
lCheers.l lie believed ihst the army would save
the country, when IL moved laughter, aud II must
move some tire during the present century
lsughteTl, aud ii IL Did not move soon his regiment
would 20 alone. lCbeers
IA ;or Mai Gen. Bauks-0ug. Ccneral-ho is
nearer to Our hearts than any other rin IN Mss a.
chusetf. la hin n ceutered more vi iaitn ana hope