The New York herald., 1862-01-19
Judge PEABODY concluded with the followius: :

Judge PzABoDr concluded with the followins:-'
The War for the Union war; not for or against an
enc institution except that 1t 10 for the institution Of civ
ever measures tend preservation Of the
@ OF the Unon are the best measures 10
This sentiment ives hailed with great applause.
sPrEcn OF JUDGE BoNNEY.
Judge Bonney, in response TO . sentiment, said tina
obedience to law the preservation OF liberty Thi
country Is not governed by mobs and never will b. H
Hampshire slavery never recognized. Under tina
instrument all races are equal The schools OF New
nampsare were warmly commanded for even IN the 70
natics were studied-aud study makes the man.
SPEECH OF MR. LUCE.
Mr. Lnce agent or one Of the principal manufacturing
corporations in the city of Manchester NJ H., responded
70 sentiment In compliment to the manufactures Of thu
Granite State. He referred 10 the remark Of Danie
Webster, that "New Hampshire was . good place u
emigrate from and said that he had the authority
the great expounder himself for stating that the remark
was NOT intended as reproach 10 New Hampshire,
TO New Hampshire men; for when the phrase was
was known to be good fellow, and always gol
along daughter and appauseJ Mr.. L. proceed
se SPEAK Of n: s.cr win which The people
was menaced, and passed feeling tribute TO the
memory Of the amentod General Baker who fell at Balls
Blu and closed with sentiment complimentary TO the
on1cal organization Of tho Seventh New Hampshire regi
ment composed as II was Of officers both from tho reg
ular and volunteer services.
called upon 10 respond % sentiment in honor Of Harvard
University, which he did' very happy manner.
uvered few patriotic remarks.
Mr.. HA,1IroH E. FowLEs, Of Exeter, N. A., who was
tho means OF saving the Great Eastern steamship
became unmanagsabls during . tremendous gale. was
called upon, and modesty responded.
The Smith Famiy-Frst in frst in peace fret the
Called up Major Daniel Smith, Of the Seventh volun.
tsers, who, like true soldier said he Of
N wao aH vv;rh
cheers
Atoast That the Seventh might chase the rebels, and
never BY the rebels be chased brought out Captain
James N Chase, Of Company D, who appropriately re-
sp0nded
There were wild cries for "cotton "co.ton Captain
Cotton had gone Dixie and hadn't got back yet And
the ova face OF tho senior Leland beng near the
auocra Of the dinner table, but be eudsd the vigilance
OF the Granite State boys and departed in blaze Of bril-
Lieutenant Colonel aasiuski of tho Fifty second Nav
York State Volunteers, responded pertinsntly TO
plmentary sentiment. He hoped that the day would
s r me ssnss OF hs
whole country again reunited as only shot year
ago.
John Raymond, ESQ.,. another New Hampshire barris.
ter, delivered patriotic and eloquent address, which
our space fOrbids giving this morning.
THE COAMANDER-IN-CHIEF.
In response to sentiment in honor Of the Commander.
nChief, General Mcclellan Major Roland stated that
during visit to Russia time SINCE he was told by
General Todteben the renowned Russian engineer Of the
Crimean war that he (Gen T) Thought there were at
least two great soldiers in the United States One was
General Scott, whom he know well by fame and warlike
acts aud the other through his military works. and
that Captain Mcclellan. cloud cheers.) Gen. Todte.
ben predicted that if ever the United States should
became involved in war; Captain Mcclellan would distn-
Juish himself (Thrse cheers and tiger for General
Othor speeches were made by Mr. Breed, Rev. Mr..
Emerson A. W. Denny, &C., and effort made bring
,ut the well known and popular John L. Hanson Of tho
rard House, for whom three cheers were given as the
same had just before been given for Governor Berry Of
New Hampshire And then the Sons of the Granite
State, with their guests, the officers of the gallant
SEVENTH the crack regiment Of New Hampshire Volun
eers concluded the festvtios Of the evening by singing
grand chorus The Star Spangisd Banner. America
affair.