New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
PARsON BROwNLOw ARRIvRs.
Is Received by the Republican Union
Entertainment on the wny up the Hay.

The Board Of Control Of the Young Mems R-pub-
lican Union went down on the Camden and Amboy
boat, on Tuesday morning, with party OF guests,
10 meet the veteran hero Of East Tenneesee, on his
way TO New-York. Among the gentlemen present
were Geo. B Lincoln Of Brooklyn, Cephas Brainerd,
Chas I. Rodgers, Frank w. Ballard, and Thos. L..
Thorne There We're also IA number Of ladies' o.
the arrival of the steamer at Amboy, II was found
that freght-ran had run of the track, near
Whites.own, which would delay the Philadelphia
train for q couple ot hours With the custo mary i'm
patepce the delay was endured, and when, at last,
the whistle Of the approaching train was heard,
there was rush 10 the depot, aud the great loyast
was discovered and conducted to the saloon Of the
boat, amid great enthusiasm. Here there were In
Productions, after which, on behalf of the Young
Men's Republican Union Mr.. BRAisrRD, its Presi-
dent, made the following address Of welcome:
SIR: 1t is made my duty, by the young men with
whom am assOcated-a duty which any of them
could perform better than mysef-to express to yon
70 far as can, qualification at seeing one who
has sule red and done much for the cause OF the
country and whose glory 1t is thus TO have labored
and entered. Tempted as you were to leave the old
flag there are but few who would not have yielded
IL required moral courage and power TO resist that
temptation, whicn at the North can hardly esti-
mate Because you did not yield, we revere and
love YOU 1t seems to me that you are one OF those
of whom Milton dreamed, when lie said there would
be IN later age "true men and worthy patriots
dear to God aud famous in all ages" When some
partial Macaulay writes the history Of these times,
lie will hardly fad words adequate 10 express his
admiration of your character anu acs. cannot say
how heartily the people OF the CITY OF New. York
will welcome you. l must leave IL Tor them, III the
opportunities they will have 10 meet YOU to express
in acts as well AS words their gadness 10 zee you
and their complete appreciation OF your deeds.
parhon BROwSLow replied:
GENTLEMES: To have been met at the Amboy
Depot by Committee Of Ms gallant men repre-
sent the Young Mems Republican Union aud por-
ton of the Representatives Of the NewYork Press-
TO have been met, say, by such men, and rendered
the hOspi,alles and kind treatment of the citizens
OF the Great Commercial City of NewYork-is II
conn pliment that any gentleI4an-even Clay or Web
ster, their palmest daysnight be proud of 1t Is
one for which | return TO YOU Tor myself, and for
the ladies' aud gentlemen travelling with me, my
most profound Acknowledgements and thanks 10 you,
"A through you, 10 those whom you represent.
Under other circumstances, gentlemen, were We not
hurried upon the boat In our transit TO the city,
would lie strongly tempted 70 make You a speech
but am admonlshed upon this occasion to forbear
will however, make the remark in reference to
myself go lar as AN personally concerned really
deserye 10 consideration for anything that l have
DONE have fought Sece5sion, 1t is true, from its
commencement, for twenty-five years, in the press
DEATH lCheers. But did nothing more than
ought to have done; and mao who would not
sacrifice his property--a man who wouid not peril
hIs lie in defense OF the glorious Stars and Stripes
of his cOuntrydeserves not the protection Of that
flag; he deserves not the name of an American cit-
zen. lCheers.l l congratulate you, gentlemen, and
those whom you represent aud our ielow-contry-
men generally upOu the speedy, "a believe, terml-
nation Of this most wicked and uncodly war. 1t is
coming rapidly 70 a close, aud tbooe oi you who
live, an hope you all will to zee the Fourth Of July
roll around, Will participate IN celebrating that great
Anniversary ae The return of peace, and termination
of this wicked war; They threaten in our country
less tran Bx months ago | heard distinguished
gentleman, officer, aud politician sddressiug al Amy
OF eight or ten Thousand men, when he boasiingly
and triumphantly announced that they would deval-
tate the eily Of Philadelphia aud drink champagne
in Wall street before frost came. am happy % say
that. instead Of { at, they are drinking ont of tic
frog ponds of Mississippi and Chckahoniny Greek
On lfeir retreat from COr,nth and Yoiktown. l con-
ratna,e you upon the success oil our wherever
We have fought during this never-io-be-for0otten
year OF our Lord Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-lwo.
Cheeringl
AT the close Of the addresses there was more pre-
sentation and Misunderstanding, the desire to press the