New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23

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IN MEMORY OF THE PATRIOTS
VINO FILL Al rIih DAIrLE MiSlslSK, TaK 20 DAY
OF JuLYi I.i.
Col Renismin Tu.ten Ioserl Norris,
Cspt Bsla.oel Tyler, bubert l. OIL.
Cart. samuel Jones, Abraham shepherd
Cart. John Little joel Decker,
Cstt Iohn Duncan Nsthsn Wade
Capt. Benjamin Ssi. Simon Nost
Lieut. Jona Wood - T,madgs.
Adj hatnan.l finch Jacob Dunuiu,
Ems. kphrem Martin, John Carpenter,
Ems. EphTaiui 9dGsush. David barney
s Sss;s MID MtsG h GasiS1a w MI.1s
Matthias Ier,siiyer. Jane. sioshet.
Joshua Lockwood. Isaac "
EphTa.m toiyer.on, B1tu. ne pos,
Roger Togus-nd Ganslicl h Icy,
ssnrs Knapp, 6lose, ihc ns,.
James hnaVp, E.ss1ef Ovens,
Ben amin Bennett Adsm tmb ..
Niiiiam BaIscr. Sanin-. ii,iie
Jonathan Pierce Benjamin Dnuning
James Little. Dsniel Reed
On the north representation vi the battle
ground, beautifully sculpluTed; and on the east side
Is the inscription TO the donor, as follows:
Thi. Monument
Merritt II. Ca.h. M. D.
,citiseu OF the Coanty o. Orange.
Dr. Cash vas distinguished
Hs eminent public services.
snd greatly esteemed Tor tho virtues
which Adorned his private life.
tet lie Def.r b. honoIed
sad Ai- memory cherished willis
this column stand.
attest his patriotic iiJefs,ity
represented, a. also the Gre companies OF Pors
JeryIs MIddletOwn, Montgomery, aud Walden.
compani,d by bands. The Dcer-Park /Ouaves made
~ good appearance. The most beautiful feature OF
tie procession, however, WAS a carriage from Fort
Jervis containing thirty -four young ladies', repre-
,entiug he mon OF the States. They were dressed
ia red, Wine, aad blue, and proiusciy cTnamelie ed
with rosetter and flowers Many times dui1g tie
day they entertained the a-sembIage with national
ain.
The Narshal OF the Day Was Gen. VIM. II. Little,
assisted by Capt. AilspaUgh and Mr.. Lansing CD
lesplc. the procession marched TO tie platform
erected in front OF the Presbyterian Church, pear
the monument.
Mr Joseph Davis. Presiden, OF the meeting, iutro-
duced ,te Rev. Dr. Potts OF this city, who made AT
impressive prayer. lie besought the Divine Ruler
To- protect those brave men who are ocIeIding he
causc of the mon pon the battlefield and 10 strike
from the temple OF liberty the sscfileglous hand Oh
the traitor.
The Goshen Come Band PLAYED The Red,
White and Blue"
Dir. David l.. Gedney addressed the members OF
he association Of The Sons Of Orange and Suill.
,an," rome fifty OF whom were present. Tie ex-
tened to them Ii Hearty and cordial welcome. lie
said 10 human being could liz the vail which now
enyeloped our native land. lie trusted that she
woald emerge from her darkpess Fsdieni with starry
brightness.
Mr. A. S. Van Duzen, in responfe 10 tie greeting
rendered their society, msfe ia" remarks. IL was,
lie said pure and holy happiness t. breathe again
the sweet sir OF bOvLooG. We have cone here 10
meet tbe loved Of earlier da,s 10 rekindle within onr
hearts the hr,, OF patriotism And 10 oder prayer for
the brave departed. Alas what chalice of woe
aud desoation has presented 70 the lips Of the
American people. feem % hear the voices Vi thOac
Whose bones lie under that icy marble, calling 10 III
10 march forward with cold steel and helchng cam
non until this acoufscG Rebellion IL sGiducd! Ny
thoughts inady er,onily run forward mo coming
years IL Ii now our blessed privilege Io teach Re
belhon an overcoming lesson future generations
will dedicate monuments crecteG 20 the memory u
the noble srmy q martyrs WHO rave ALLEN IL n.
path.
nr. John q. pirmiok of tiis city, the orator Of
the day, then delivered an eloquent address. lie
ed the details Of the battle Of MInieink, ana
stated the curious fact thfi Count Pulassi, after
bong sent 10 protect TIE frontier Of Orange County
was transferred TO South Carolina o her urgent re-
qusst for aid. The unprotected state o. tie COM
Try provoked an attaeG by Brandt, and those whore
memories they that day met 70 honor were sacTibced
70 the now rampant demon Of secession. lie closed
with an earnest appeal 10 the young men OF the
acre mblaco 10 rtI.L to the coutict.
Inc meeting then Adjourned
We desire 10 tender Our thanks "a Messr. I. IL.
Winfield and .aID.s J. NicNaliy for conrteses rem
a.red.