The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-11-28
General Mcclellan ia New York.

Gen. McCiEILAN arrived n New York
city on Wednesday, the 18th inst, and
proceeded 10 the Fifth Ayen4e Hotel
IL refused to accept a public reception
under sly circumstances, La, was serena
ded in the evening by tie Young Mems
Democratic Union Association, and va.
introduced 70 the crowd By Tie PresiJen.
Of the Association in the following re.
marks:
GENTLEMEN Il had iuteuieI 70 intro
duce - you the successful general (cbeerf)
the obedien, soldier (cLeer-), and tie 10y
al citizen great chcering), but be stands
here before you-a man whose name YOU
have Learned, 10 .oye--George b. McClel>
Ian. Three cheers) feIlow~citizens.
feel j, unnecessary, but here introduce
to you formally General George b. McC!el-
Ian.
The General then stepped forward ard
spoke as FLOWS;
Mr. FREEsBs: / th.nk rou cordially
Ter this spontaneous tribute OF regard. |
ACCEPT il, not for lnyseif, bu, for the Army
Of :Le Potomac, which once con mandeJ,
and IN which you are 50 deeply interested.
tremendous and continued cheering
Three cheers for tie F." Army of The Poto
mac.) Every battIe, from Yorktown 10
Aniletam, has added rev proofs OF the
courage and devotion Of the citizen soldiers
Of New \ ok, and has increased lie great
debt If gratitude due 10 them by their
country. lCheefs) No portion Of his
broad republic has more layishly poured
out lis millions OF treasure and thousands
o. brave men ii the cause Of our country
than tits great metropolis. CHEERS. y
Al the coHmeEcenenr OF the struggle no
community was more prompt in respond
ing 10 tie appeal .! tile government for
all. No community has greater stake
IN the success Of our cause than this =
None is more closely bound By the ties Of
Kindred 10 the army with which | have
been 50 long associated. (Great cheeriug)
/, therefore, and my former comrades with
ne, viii feel dca..} IGNORED by the occur
FENCES tf this evening. and it is with a
heart full to ove,tl,,eing with gratitude
that again thank you for your presence
10 night (Grest cheering
lou know that az stii soldier,
:he!efare on will expect no speech from
NE. and ai.l nov PERM, ne TO sar Good
hight. dong continued cheering
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The Sabbath III tho Army and Navy.
Tie following general order has been is,
suel respecting the Oh errance OF the Sab
basa l.. ii tie army and navy:
IxEcUEIvE MANSION.
Washington, Nov. Is, 1862
Tie Presi lent, Commander in Chisf Of
tie army and nav, desires and enioins
lie orderly Observance Of the Sabbath by
lie officers en3 zen in tie military and
naval service The Importance for man
and beast Of tie prescGbel weekly rest, the
-aerei rights Of Christian soldiers and sail
OF, :, becoming Difference 60 the best sen
ti,neHt Of a Christian people, and due re-
gsrd TO tic divine will, demand that Sun
day labor in the army and navy be reduc>
e3 10 the measure Of strict necessity. The
discipline and character Of the national
forces shoald rot suffer, nor tie cause they
defend be imperiied, ~ the proclamation Of
the day or the name Of tie Most High
Al this time Of public distrcs.. adopting
tie words Of Washington in l776, Men
may find enough to 10 IN the service Of
God and their country, without abandon
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