The New York herald., 1862-11-02

America, Mexico and the caribbean Sea- have stated
these thnge to you, because not by my own seeking,
the loyal Of the Fourth Congressional district
and the natterne resolution you too, have this day
at such time, has the right TO resisI have yielded
and have become q candidate for Congress. ZAP
pause i was but two working days only before the
election when Was thus called but the reqnstIon was
made and felt that had right TO refuse. (Renewed
appause imay be robbed Of my seat in Congress but
cannot be shorn OF my selfrespect In endeavoring 10
remove from that high Of duty the only whose
infamous speech has the the rebels
profound than any other ,' should % BE- reserved for him
who betrays loyal patriotic conding constituency,
who have intrusted to him their honor and renown
Great applause, and cries OF "Good "sOodn [S0mo
interruption, in the way Of irrelevant questions was
here attempted but with no effect but the discontinue Of
command Of this district, have endeavored advance
the national interests in this great struggle although
,n nave haa she nonor % receive
my humble agency there might be placed In the national
service ten additional regiments. In compliance, be-
sought the government 10 accept those regiments to aid
In saving the country The correspondence that passed
was as follows
General HIRAM wAIRnIDcr, New York -
N rev orders me n
relates to the prosecution OF the present lie desires
y the opinion but earnest and solemn conviction Of himself
the should be condensed 10 crush demosh to
No qusion the federal government upon this State,
regiments Of infantry anxousy waiting 70 be detailed
into active service The spirit people Is thoroughly
reused. well settled and ectual conviction combines.
that can shake to spend the last man and the last
dear in mantang the supremacy of the federal govern
His Exccency would be delighted TO receive requsiion
come soon arms can be placed in their hands. /
Sye @ no s n Sst we sa %n send % s ont
hlcd and the permission would be hailed
sss y1ssn
s, lasts Ths
y Sf with Win Treason . n has re.oasy past and
Kosxta from under the Austrian guns, established the
principle that every man claiming he Of the feds-
sands Of Union loving men, who inplore that protection in
e that ever Called seIi
I1srs i perfect unanimiy q sentiment Ma.sschu;
forgotten The Of the Union The support Of
of o are are h canoe esn OF aa Us aa
regon q mercy We have always impressed With the
would saass Sasli ssay's rsSsiiion SepiIss
Excelency fully impressed with the value Of the similar
an gladly relieve q he federal
portion Of the Incidental burden attending large force
the SMos sssy issisn
BosroN, June II, 1861
sIRIn relation to the energetic method Of prosecuting the
MAR N Su mat o
mentswheh win undoubtedly be in the field By the end Of
ss,sasS ssspgsS MIR
.as sIsss yss l[sry from Re TsssIp. Ss
We have already enlisted Ste gaynsea companies enoas
a"ision and entirely independent Of The siI regiments
already ordered and Of troops in the field. am.
~'' N''' ''''' JOHN A. ANDREW.
John A. Andrew, Governor Of Massachusetts, address
ing Hiram walbridge, merchant, doing business
here lApplauss and hilarity) respectfully submitted
the War Department this application, and sub.
mat y 10 YOU (Applaase) The following letters indi-
GenerarIiIsAx wALsRIDcs, New York =
Tas Dxrasa.sSs, WasaIscros C.r. June IN H. lss
Jonn Andrew addressed 70 you under dac Of the 18th
s S for @ au o the &
Of s besides Lee the last for they
clothed and provided With tents sasgsse raOns and
siores-men enlisted for three years. unless
ADVISE Sndrsy A,. ss
u INC sMoS re-. e. ws
received somnn.on saas ~ ls from
sssy is w.s sasps % .as rs ssgs c%
@ he pubic Sy You * n
pso n, ey neans 80 meheda T. and INTELLIGENT
we and sa,e.msnlihe trust we shall see the end q mis-
10 win ns l Ds anS ssS S. IS
n hs heroic % Of our people hc,
scci'i fabric .and and which shall moreover settle for
s rs q oar republic Tsry ss S.s ol
e sS en aooS ed aaa we
already here; and is beyond the present power thsnE
tai de or consent to be wheImcd beneath s waves Be-
ee me- my dear SIR faithfully and SS SSsd,enty
Gen. HInAx wAIsnrDoE New York ely.
Qmmense cheering.l The Governor, as you will per-
ceivo thought well OF my exeIons that subsequently,
the executive Of that glorious old Commonwealth
--lchssrs)-agan addressed me-. General walbridge
light artillery. comprising letters from Governor Andrew
and Secretary Cameron remarkns that through the per-
. Is. sn m
shs world (Applanse had not intended, gentlemen,
e indulge y 6sss personal m remarks. Su, thought ! my
standing upon the platform OF the federal constitution,
through and through woe, through sunshine and
coDendng that this government shall nos pass away
that this constitution shall not be broken and 10 this
.ss s with s my s .na :nS
cheering y perhaps proper for me 70 add that when
presented .h: prcpOsisos above T Teeed 70 YOU asked
hs kindness 70 say that they had aided him materially
July, 1851 (cress aspause.l matters not whether
go 10 Congress-; but IN my humble Judgment, you had
mont draw your stsrng blades across the throats
Of fresh regiments than elect TO that body the
whose rebel speech invigcratss the rebel arms, and
commercial district la favor OF tho overthrow Of this
government. calamity only second to the loss Of the
Reiterated and prolonged accamation followed these
closing words when had partially subsidized Captain
lows:-lt affords mo the greatest pleasure gentle
men, 10 say that have the honor OF intimate &C.
quaintancc with Gen Hiram walbrldge / have crossed
the Atlantic with him several timer, and know him to
be honest man, true patriot, aud one In whose keep
Dg the interests Of this city would be perfectly SAFE J.
therefore, take great pride n nominating him or the su
rages Of the people Of the fosrtb Congressional district
(ycciferous approbation)
Cen. walbridge resumed; Since Cen Nyo has put me
In position present this letter, which commends me
pectable treatment abroad(Cries OF Rcad H. read
itD-I viii ofer n for your consideration The General
then read aloud.--
Gen. Hiram walhridge, bearer hereof, citizen OF the
United states or America being about 20 travel Ia foreign
parts take great commencing him to kind and
respectful treatment from all persons VIZ whom he may
meet wherever he may 50, as guest Of high rssp.tabD
and great consideration. ~ CLAY.
WASHINGTON CRY, March, 1851.
In response 70 IN question whether the General should
receive their sufcrings ~ the approaching election,
universal "Aye went mp from sil psrts ~ the hall.
General WALBRDGE-Now being reipvi igorated by the
conhdcnce In have lust EXPRESSED, shall 20 10