The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-05

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amp for them that when their friends assem-
ed one hundred At once enrolled their names 10 joan
them ia tais glorious contest NY Irsna aual. .ss
cut Of all those reoro but one on two were ready 70
come forward Another volunteer ang upon Tho pat-
form and as Ia OF the other the General EN-
heed Nm, amid ihnd-gs Of appa saying, welcome,
INV friend wherever two three come here To-
cether The sn "a the Lord dsscens upon ihen ana u
"a atone mat resides over us in th hoest Of
II Is and shteois war. wa TO- the maintenance
ara reservation Of al that true men, who love liberty
hoo most dear and sacred. (Sneers) war 10 pre-
serve he government which Washington and ianllfou
and jefferson framed ard transmitted 10 us tan y ne
that all tho of c0nrae. anu oil PATRIOTISM :" TINS
CITY are already IN tho neld2 Why you hanging
back? Is II for the bounty! tell you all desplse tlie
man who VIII ne. agat 70, sns as o. sns Union n
ali waning forY Tor the drafting process IS IL
10 you then prefer 70 rather 70 the field rs conscrps
than as Would yon rather 60 where duty calls
you dragged BY tie collar than rush 20 The standard i'm
PEELED by the native Impulse Of gallant, loyal aud brave
hearts (Loud appause.) le you Mere il even in the
counlrys diregi that would have 10 hire
hnrs with me-I would have crayens Join
me ranks Of The gallant Second (Cheers We no
ccnscrpts, and would rather have no bounty men,
sorry that noabties were offered. depore u.
think that the bounty system has stopped volunteering
Here let say word about drafting. 4 great
many am told. are hsngng hack because they think,
when drafting begins that prices VIII % ole cd
FOR substitutes aud consequently those who would other
wise volunteer woud wait til drafting begins IN The
hone that they 1il cot as iauch thousand dollars as
substitutes from The rich men VINO nave no desire 70 go
the and get the bounty for enlistment at The Same
time. tell Gil who hang back from this motive that
they sadly mistaken, for when drafting begins all
bounty tell you this: that every man io holds
back for bounty and more money than IL offered
viii lose all, and will be drafted into the bargain.
The bounes now offered enorn.ous--argnr than
ever before offered III the history OF any What
greater nduceent than this be offered, that 10 ad
ation TO the state bounty and the United States bounty,
the state government has passed ordinance Offering
additional bcnnty u atty dollars 10 every an who WIZ
enrol his IN my brigade Cheers Bui am sick
and tired Of these bountes and, told yoa before,
hay respect FOR tho who holds back Tor those
bountics iwent volunteers lcheers)and Il the Fire
Department Of New York do not appreciate sel.-
GENTLY the honor Of sustaining ss noble second
regiment. in tie heid--if II has not
the chvary The nanness tho patriotism ana brothery
affection sustain your comrades, and 10 maintain The
regiment IN its high character and Standing neither the
President nor the government nor The Corporation cal
oner you Inducements strong enough TO 40 IT. appeal
you lremen New Workers American citizens,
whether native born Or adopted tcheersl Iappea %
you as men devoted 10 The country-but ZEE that
Loud cheers with tigers repeated over aud over again,
naed the action OF Two yenng men who, a. the inter.
and offered themselves volunteers.
Gen SinLEs, resumng-Take example, friends, from
these noble fellow and their comrades beside who oner
themselves to I'LL Up the RACKS Of oar brave Gen McCiei
Ian General aDplausc) Remember that glorious
young chisitain George B. Mcclellan
A VoEE-Ihree cheers for Mcclellan. (Aost Justify
giyen)
Gen SrcKIRs--RemeInber that those VINO have abused
him lac has replied 10 bat with silence. Remember that
he has nothing for his enemies and vcst detractors but
scorn, nothing but contcmptuous silence reserriDs
everything that is good ana noble in him for
his army, his government and his country Zap
plause.l no not let our noble young leader
se bel BY his army beloved by every soldier IN the
sula by the horces Of rebels Who in unnumbercd thou
sands gathering asainsl him. and who would rather
put together The pride and ambition OF the enemy is
10 crush him. Jet ], then be pride and ambition TO
sustain him aE3 his gallant army till he has utterly
thrown and forever crushed out treason and rebellion in
these United Sia.es. cloud cheers
An old man named James Coyie and who announced
himself as an old Mexican hero and at the present zine
engineer in the Asor House. up volunteer. lie
grec,e! with yocerors cheers aud short appeal to
bS younger friends 20 come and do likewise was loudly
applauded.
Gensral resuming--I viii have hundred
Of you yet Every must esteem il honor 10 Join
that noble recnent that made ts lame a. Yorktown
the Second Fire Houaves. tarpausc.) They We're this
first TO enter those well planned aud historic works;
were the first 10 follow them TO the field Of Williamsburg,
whore they had 20 halt ony to be defeated. (Appaue)
Here they bore no Insignificant part IA the bloody conflict
and ary added new iaureis tostber name Their SUI
crngs in that carnage known to all The gallant Peach
and Me heroic eeney both fell on those swampy plains,
ana they had the satisfaction of knowing that their corps
bore s 'aiihfa mari IN every fight and mentioned
in every despatch that named the deeds Of heroes zap
plause On hc field Of Fair Oaks witnessed its
swersine bravery and although in the reports Of The
strnge aud gallant charges Of that day there Is only
regiment This brigade mentioned let say that the
foGrth resimert-that Is the Second Fire 2ouayesno
only participated 10 the dangers OF the conflict bet in he
elcres oihe victory (Appaase Nothing could resis its
mpstuous rush on the enemy, and i was not resisted
(Louc chcersl The enemy force! to fall back be-
fore Their steady and determined advance, and ten
borne by the Second foafcd proudly over H.
Appause In the battle Of the 25th o. June this regi-
ment also bore a distinguished part. 10 not know
whether any name has been given to that battle
perhaps IL f battle without name; aud
there less than thous and Of soldiers
engaged n IL and the boidness gaanry and bravery Of
the Second Fire Zouaves III always 70 portion os its
history and be forever remembered Nearly all the or.
Gcers % the regiment had been by disease and
sickness tconel brewster unable 10 be in the field
The gallant Benedict was prisoner, while The two re-
n had fAir fp1n r1utv4a
through all the dangers and horrors of the day, until
all the advantages that had been lost aud won
remained the masters of the field (Applause.) wen
remember when Mcclellan appeared upon the hed ard
zouavss sezsd their colors with and ono
impulse rushed to the rescue. They struggled for
and braveiy recovered all the ground which the rush
o. battle and the chances Of had but tenn
porsriiy taken from (Applause) And in the great
series Of battles called the days battle this brave
regiment was in every u The 1ghs except that Of
Friday known as The battle Of Gaines Mills IN all Of
these they sustained their well earned reputation and The
honor which their regiment had earned. With their
their pride, outrage and resolution rose with
he occasion, and their fidelity 10 the flag
never wsrsrlDg-nevr fsl,ering. (Applanss.) To
his hour. the sremy ventures 70 approach our line.
10 where 10 the ranks ! the army viii Line be nSessanss
fsnks a ;s-' norc regiment you nave sent from your
midst, To leave them unsupported VIII DC eternal die.
grace 10 the Tire Dcps<imcnt Of Nav York But know
,on win not 80 says them Another campaign would
eaye the regiment wreck WI you expose your
,olors and the noble OF yonr dsps- 70 such
IN issaes No you will OIL the regmelta! number you
MI. enable them 10 sustain the great name Of your de-
,ar,men But wan. more men. have not got more
hrn dcasn yet | want hundred There is regiment
you present, why mol coWe forward Have you come
lcrc 10 lsicn 10 speeches. hope not. iouna IN
FORK on my arrival certain dependency certain he
Ita,on lsitricnsed u os want Of confidence that mas
beef Steadily and maconieny sown among the masses
4 the people want Of confidence In your President and
n nis officers, ia biz Command hief aud in the
ea6ers OF yoir army. This IL all wrong. Your Prest
lent bss done his duty ncey and every man ths o..
uclnby shoed invoke the byssng 81 God upon has head
CO., al tie forte captured the cities taken, The army
destroyed, and point 10 me IN the history OF
Tie world caial@lgn more ptllAhl ~
and Thanksgiving Tor what has been done have only
heard and complaints for what has been ct u
done. This Is ungeseIous and unjust. The enemy have
pa forth all their strength VIII you not do much 10
sustain the government the enemy have done ~ de-
-sroy Have you much love for your ag they
have hatred Cor III n you want victories give and
we will give yon victories. Cheers General Nccientn