Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03
TIE CITY.
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NV MINN AALAAN AAAAAAA NfaAA Neaal
which has been an honor 70 our city during
che past year, and which, ns our reader
knoW, is composed Of the hrst young Iaon il
OlsEsland-honOrod yesterday the fFst an
niVOrssry Of their orgsnizstion. Ths Cen
paay--thsn undsr the name Of the Perm
Guard-Eas orgsnizsd Nay ID, 1861. Th'
parPoa1 Of The orghniEstion, and The char
actsr Of those who composed it, speedily
raised IL 70 q high place IN the estimation o
our citizens. It's numbers rapidly increased
until over one hundred young men were
rsngod in iis ranks IN the srmory Of
upon parade. The numbeF, however, bal
ben greatly reduced, principally By the
Withdrawal Of those who have gone into act
i've service in the sFmy. From its ranks
have gone out Lieutenant Colonsls, Maioral
Captains Leutenants and privstos, who are
doing honor 70 thsir country, their statsp
thsir city, and the Perry Light Infantry.
Yesterday the GOmpsny was ont on street
parade, under command Of Capt. J. R. San
ford, drill-mastsr, Lieut.. II. A. Hanna being
the senior company ohicsr. Over forty mus
ketS turned out, headed BY the Father
AathsW Band. The marching, syolutionu
and manual Of arms were hdmirably sxecu-
tod and slioitsd the hearty eommendation Of
Spestatorl.
Ahar rssching the aFmory ct the close Of
che parade, the Company marched to The
spacious dining hall Of the American House,
Whsrs Tie new landlord, 7. B. BrOokEay,
had set out . banquet which has not been
surpassed, for variety and pFOfuHiOn, By any
which Cleveland has known foE q long time.
We're it not for the lstsness Of the hour At
vhieh ths Company left the tempting Ia
blss, We should be glad to PubliSh the bill Of
tlre, 70 show how they eat and drank. But
The best Ofthings come 70 an end ct Lest, and
50 ths material feast ended and The toastu
ssre read.
The following were the tossts;
lat Eas UnioA.
RSsPoaded to briefly and pertinsutly By
Z. P. Hunt, in q happy Union speech.
2. Tbs cey Of ClssslaHd.
J. Z. WeatherlY, Esq, responded: BE
aid that st was useless for him to attempt
% say anything Of Cleveland Of the present
time. a. The Local Editors Of the daily pa.
psrs % faithfully chronicls the events Of
he day Is to leave nothing else to be told.
Was there house burned, q man killed, or
q ship launched, the MoRnIEe LaADER
vzoala have il ell the nsxt morning. he
EOuId therefore speak Of Cleveland HS Il WaS
n is esEiy days. He then gave some very
interesting reminisoenseS Of Cleveland thir-
y yoaEs ego, relating anecdotes Of many Of
ths early Cleveland settlers.
3. Tie Arg,y and Nary.
Responded 70 By 8. D. Psge, who in the
t5afss Of his remarks spoke Of the condition
Of the army aI he had seen il near York
Musie-aThs Army and Navy Forever.
4 CaPt: Hagssare.
Lieut.. Hanna responded eloquenty for
the abssnt and beloved Captain who is now
a Lieutenant Colonel on Gen. FremOnt''
staR, having charge Of the ordnance de-
partmont. Lieut.. Il. paid q glowing tribute
70 the efforts Of Capt Hayward for the CON-
.psny, and his patriotic efforts for his ooun-
ttry, which vas responded 70 By enthusiastic
sspplause from the company present.
Nuns-aHail 70 the Chief"
s, Qsr present Offers.
F,'0t Lisutsnant q. n. ohaPin bsinL
sb.op :, the Soast vas not responded 70.
- - lEnqher
Cant Sanford rss ,aOndsd in terms cOmpli
meutsry 70 the Company and the Per'e
vsranco v thieh had been sleoWn IN drill an'
discipline. He concluded U'iSn tAs ioii0"
ing uentims MT:
Tks Qff,lsrs and HeRbsrs Of th ~
Esoit fHfda fT.y.--Ma y they ever reeeite - -
rssp psst snd sdmiFation Of which taeJ ~. ~.
proven themselves Wort 6ys ~ taeH sell9'
ours msnly rlnd patriotic ,a'ncuSt'
2. Tas solsisrs Aid SooiSty.
9. OR StaAdard Bearcr-The nneisn
around which We rally.
ME. ". ". ChsndloT, the jovial fsg b ~
81 fsrespondsd in very happy speech, ful
Of Witaad humOE and Of pungsnt hits az the
corPOresl dimensions Of The former standard
bearor--Mr. Wadswogth--and himself upon
whom he mantle Of the former hsd fallen.
For half an hour he kept the table in . roar
Of laughter, until he closed in feeling
testimonial to thsabsent Captuin Hayward.
NslSie-star spAngled Banner.
20. Or men n service.
10. TRe Iadiss-All for the Union--to 9
man.
Perry Preutiss, Esq, responded for the
ladies, te1tifying 10 she great good She ladies'
Vur doing n b. their soldiers' Aid socis-
lies.
Musio-gAnnie Laurie"
II, Orr host and Hostess, and She gentle
manly Clerk Of the American.
Mr. BrOekWsy made q few responsive 70
marks. The Perry Light Infantry cheers
vas given 70 the host.
Mr.. Chandler made faR sdditionn3 70
marks, urging . closer attention to ths in
terasts Of the Company By the members.
Ilsss. Hanna spoke few words rere ,rdin,
the systsnl Of State defense which has bosl
90 muet neglsotod IN yoau past He strong
lyurgsd the establishment Of 9 sound IailiE
system Cor stats defense hereafter.
Allsr Volunteer tossts and G general Inter
ehange Of social sentiment tie Company 70
tuEasd 3 he tEnoTy and were dismissed.
We hays be.n obliged % eondeaDo otr 70
PoEt into the smallest Poslibls spas, frO5I
The latsnsas Of ths h9lr. Ths oatuEtai amen
Fae dflisAtfsl eao thgolshOaA