, 1862-11-06

Il Hearty and Enthusiastic ReceP-
K1sana

A1--4sSt
family, arrived at Boston on Saturday night
last, II II o'clock, and, Notwithstanding tho |
latentss Of the hour, and the limited kaowl- |
edge of bis intended arrival, be WA met by
large mass Of the people Of B,ston, aud most |
cordially received. When the train arrived |
ut the depot the multitude rushed to the ms
and expressed their joy in the most vociterous
cheers. The general was almost borne in the
81 the people from the depot to the
Uni ed States Hotel, near at hand. At the
United States 1ir. William Whitney, who
had Teen named FOR tke duty, addressed
General Banks some corSfal and eloquent
wo1d5 OF welcome, to which the general
responded substantially IS follows:
It was good, he said, for son of Massachu-
setts, after long aud anxious absence, to
treathe again the free air OF the old coMm9n-
wealth, TO look upon the faces Of tha friends
Of his youth, on those marked with years and
man that conld turn his steps homewa.d,
after long sojourn in Other lands, without
emotion. However glad bis old friends
Light be to see him, and the presence OF such
crowd at such an hour was sufficient attest
a'ion Cf the sincerity of their weicome-he
-as more glad 10 see them sueh welcome
could not but excite deep emotion. He knew
rot IN what terms to thank them for taeir
kfndntes.
In the discharge Of bis duties be had been
guided By. principles :hlch he knew would be
approved b the people 1t his native State;
aud be dared say, as he believed, that in every
instance his action would be found, upon tue
closest scrutiny, to be in accordance with the
Ifectpts and examples which the Career OF so
nars Q. her tiale-honored and nlustrious
kons afforded.
Mtn separated from the busy crowds OF men
| engaged In the peaceful yocations OF life, find
! it difficult, ofien:tmts, TO maintain perfect
| conn. c!ion in thought and act with those
t1om Aon they have parted. Dietrust aud
doubt often accompany actions that merit
commentator. Ii is therefore do7bly sweet
to lave such dis'rust ard doubt removed, by
| Spontaneous welcome from 90 many willing
heur;e. Th. ee voics cheered him within and
| without He was proud to accept their vel
come, not Is for himself alone, our in part as
tho representative Of the many noble msn
ttat have 50 suddenly been called to the field
| OF b1Jol- 1n their namt-in the name OF
tho usands Of our heroic sone-he thanked
them: He had served, curing the year and a
halt OF ab6euce, with many gallant men of
E:si; aud lie felt Il At he could say, with the
concurrence of all, that the sous Of Massa.
clnseiss vert alike worthy Of their sires and
the cause they defended.
The perina OF Nar is never one Ct continued
SUCCESS ur perpetual disaster; alternate tri
: uu:pAe and Ge,eats diversity the history Of
every warlikc nation. We hsd our disasters
ae otbtr nations in like circumstances, aud
dependency rested mo1uentarily upoa many
loyal faces. Ht saw nothing iG the future tc
Justify apprehension, or to strengthen for Z
|, moment tear that our earnest elfsrIs tor ths
re.ttiablistment Of the government, OF tut
, constitution and the Union you'd fail Tnt
: 11ats rial and ply s1cal strength Of the nat1o1
) has not Jet been appr7siated, much less ex
haus.cd. Not .1a5+l state, excerpt. peEhlps
f | A. nd x.~bifnf%5 hna nh toA
81 gh1ekt evidence that the government wa
t, e. ged in serious war. Whenever th-i
, ! pnwcr sh~fl be completely developed, the r.
: btllis,n will be repEessed. l can never resis
!. | eucc. ssfuDy an earnest and e1h4usting desn
: oLstsaticu Of the marvellous poTer Of til
a loyal statse. Tie Approaching ui"f fsr acas NJ
4 to 1e lust III inatti9n. The goter"h.tIt 7ras q
- 1t71niutd to put fo7yh fsxtrcngth. Numerous e
as.iio1s acre on oos that could mol, j! v;gofonsl
pressed, 1a1 Is fatal 10 the 1e1vltcI ,Satts. q
> | reri}s OF these 1abors, aud he asked Eo othc
= satisfaction and support in the coming ttial
> g. in th;tse past, hut to be surrounded ar
: SUSTAINED py su.h gallant spirits Us Massach'
= sets hac sent forth TO battle for the great 40
f imperif hab!e principles Of humanity and lii
~ er.y-
= = Or. Banka Oh Monday vas to rect tt
- GovtrI o's ii he SEVERAL NrH England STATE
!. :. FIR tie purpose OF con tf:nI TN matters CO
=. u c:cd with his proposed expedition to T=Sa
y which will be entirely under Lis ccmuaa
~ ~ aru slice his rare .Secu1ive ability and l
~ =. acm7.ahle energy will have full scope.
- - OF Ills expedition the Buston .7oNr"a! sly
~ We Understand that Cav. A:dre1 naS, vi
:. leave # the department OF war, aSs;$n-l
-, the expedition Of Gen Banks. lie ilst ::
IS zen: u Massachusetts, volunteers. &c
~ =. GlickerinS] l'eing the only thres Years re
:, IL. 1t IT l.s+ipirg IN the S;ate, AND thF:e b
ter:ts oi three 5r.rs' velun.eer light aEzli!e'
- together with cigh: regiments Of oar ii
- IL oD,Ls' militia. Il is also the goycr;o
~ }71pu:e to be g'n 10, irwin .,e rcf1lI 1.ut
l.. . regiment Of cavalry for the three years :
RI vjce, Intended for the safie expedition. T:
~ movement realizes the wishes aud etforts
~ msry thirking and pa riotic men, aulo
~. whom are some IT the l.l.!iag merchants :,
-. Manufacturers Of Massachusetts,, vita VIII
ae Go>tElcr Andrew has bEen co-aper=ting
=. this purpose, having begun to urge this
/ p+Cit1tn upon the president more thn y
cf 20.
u T., The success Of this expedition Will flank
- NtCle rebellion; vii! shortly bring q
- State into 1le Union freed IRON sAvery, 4
IF full OF the gr:lnde!t opportunities for eat
II | p'ieirg and Industrious SELLERS will cut
~ The n,ain artery OF enugyliu!, into tue r:
,a3 States, as will as principal source of 6
r.. plies for tEe;T cnnInssAriHt; and, not
~ ~ least Of all, will inzerpo<e our own actn Il r
- - Western T.xas as barrier against po5si
he foreign cooperation With the rebels By 7
1 - OF Mexico.
cr, cr THIS expedition il perhaps the most lmt
H. ! -, tan: ard interesting yet attempted, ana i
!, ~ In all respects the most attractive for the
asy der We arc glad that the time has arri
80: - when 1t can he undertaken, and that is |;
~ ~ ersEjr as fallen Into lie l1r.1s uf our dis
m, Hante ~ inst 4h,t fhe err,rts of t,,ra,
.its ny Andrew, early and late, to bring about
~ ~ movement, viii be rewarded By its pro-
pla, M cG1 summation. LIT our soldiers ueVoe tn
aes a selves to earnest preparation for it, and
&sna ~ them b. ready with tu1 ranks l1d With
ted ~ 15ho-.a,ar ard on,1;t1 of th3;r s,nn,1r7
'ree n,ors; ;nne vhfcb a, rasnlt tram ~. ear
into rraNn,.sr,+;o,n ~ tha rox.rnnr of +ha cor,u
rsed s.,.'!P1 .,,.d 80 ~ co.nm,nd;n. o.nrr,1
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