The New York herald., 1862-05-28
the RESPONSE OF MASSACHUSETTS.

What Il Thought OF Governor Andrews
Letter-The AIacrity OF the People or
Massachusctts I'm Enrolling Them
selves in the Ranks-The Scene ON Bos-
ton Common, &C., SC. .......a
Bosros, May 27, 1862.
The letter OF Governor Andrew s universally con-
dcmned by the Of tho people They dislike the
Govsrnors nsinuations that the citizens OF Massachu-
sets are condtonay loyal. The Boston press, without
an exception, condemns it, In fact, one here ap-
proves the letter except the worshppers Of Garrison
Phillips Co. That Governor Andrew does not repre-.
sent the people 10 plainly evident by the rapid enst-
ments and prompt to the call for more troops
There is no cavng the part Of the people As soon
as /. was known that more troops were wanted they
came forward by companies and regiments.
General Banks division being the that has suf-
fored the local feeling Of Boston and the State is
naturally more thoroughly aroused than II it had been
any other General.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
From the Boston Advertiser OF yesterday
MASSACHUSETTS UNCoNDlr10NALLY LOYAL.
Governor Andrew has probably occasion 10 change
A< orty,i ofhe loyalty of AdssI husstfs, chth ne init
r,oted in AS dssca.cA q tie Sserearg6 var a. all
fusal Of th Prssdet to suaain Genera Haey the Co.
vernon did hesitate yesterday morning to call upon
the men Of Massachusetts, to defend their government
srpealing solely to their PATRIOTISM OF their
views Of policy And we do not learn that the people
pauss to ask whether the House or Senate C,nscaon
bI was most likely TO pass whether negroes were 10
bo armed or emancipation declared by proclamation.
In fact they 10 have responded 70 the call II
they felt no draft upon their patriotism whatever.
MusTERIH0 OF TROOPS IN BOSTON.
The call OF Governor Andrew, issued yesterday
ing 10 the militia and volunteers not In actual service
showed that notwithsiandng ths many calls on her pa
spends quickly and cheerfuy to the call for few
roope News OF the call for sent by telegraph
70 all the newspapers In the State, and in some >
cells utre imnHddkiy rung and everybody called out AZ
about O'Clock the first company the National Guard
OF this city made It's appearance on the Common, num-
boring about hsty men. Soon after came tho Boston
Light Artillery foot and armed with swords From
this time the companies began 20 thick and fast
the captains reporting themselves and their commands
to MAJOR General Andrews who had his marqus pitched
upon the crest Of the hill.
By the middle Of hs afernoom he choe # he Second
reGinrf militia had reported Msmssrs, di;o the 90 acr
paf OF tie 7hird Fourth, Ffh, Srth and Eishh, The
Now England Guard at first ordered TO report at
headouarters 70 GO down 70 garrison hort Warren IN
ter ermanded and the Salem Ca and Boston Inde endsnt
Cadets will, for the present. perform garrison duty
there. Captain Cabot's company OF artillery trans
ferred from Fort Independence to Fort Warren. Tho
First battalion OF nfantythe present garrsonare TO
DO recruited up 70 full regiment by adding four
companies toit. MajorFJ Parker late Major command.
ing the battalion has be>n commissioned Lieutenant
Colonel commanding the regiment, which will be tho
Thirty The following officers have been COM
First Lcutenants, stephen Rich, OF Gloucester Lyman
b. Wilton, Of bingham; Second Llcutenants H. Northey
Hooper, OF koxbury and George H. Daua OF Camoridgei
Surgeon, y. Boylston Adams Of Boston, now Assistant
Surg con Of the Seventh regiment.
Two companies of regular infantry, who have Tor some
Stationed at Fort Independence, came up early
yesterday morning and sent to Washington They
are attached 10 tho Eleventh United States infantry and
under the command or Captain wood and Lieutenant
BrowneL Eighty men at Camp Cameron, who were ro-
cruted for General Burnside, will probably be sent
directly. Tho New England Guard are preparing 70
move and are recruiting up their ranks as quickly
possbe An election OF Major OF this battalion has beer
ordered. Report says that they will start this noon
The second battalion also filing up their ranks and
making preparations 70 start They have orders to 70
mort at headquarters this afternoon at three O'Clock
be furnished with equipments. They will probably leave
this evoning II they muster three companies
In Charlestown the Mayor called the City Council TO-
eethsr 10 consult upon the means Of meeting the Gov
ernors call The Cotctt ro 20 appropriate
$40 900 for the families f those cho nop lea for e sec,
Of aur The two Charlsstown companies Of the Fftt
regiment met At their armories, equipped themselves
and came IN 70 tho Common and reported. delegation
OF the students Of Harvard College offered the Governed
company from the college. The osr accepted. on
condition that they report ~ noon to-day The wathan
Light Dragons are changed to infantry and attached
the Fifth regiment as Company @.
In lowell the greatest enthusiasm was manifested
Ne old Ssfh rsgmNf, uhtch dttineasAsd issH ~ "a
yrcSspt resposse 10 iAs fvmw un<rpecsd call Of AcI
ssuwy turned ost IN fuR nvmbss, and sidrs early In
Ne sfaneoN. On the nSss receipt d ths news As frs