Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-06

Euthusfastfc Reception-Is called upsp tep
Speeeh, and makes sue--Hs tAaaks the
Union ssldiers for their victories.

Euthusfastic r &C. eption-Is saIled upsu tev
ssPeesh, and nshss sue-Hs tsesks the
Union ssldiers for their victories.
FRIDfRICK, Nd, Oct.<-The people Of Pred
erick have be<n all day the osi-rips for he
arrival OF Preside Mt Lincoln; haes and stream
-rs were thrown 10 the breeze in anticipation Of
the honor OF hts visit. Battery X, Of " York
regiment, occupied q commanding position ON
tie outskirts OF the town. for the purpose OF
doing The honors ey salute OF "a guns. n
Atont fifteen min utee 10 Eve @ clock the run
gave TIA" signal, and In a few minutes hls EN-
o' Esnsy and ruite. escorted by a 60 uadrcn o.
TIN ls' Mnine cavalry, came down Harrick e..
toCSuri, along Court 20 Church. and up Churc
10 n cl oss street that runs at the back Of n :
couTr- house 10 the residence of Mrs Ramsay
at which place the whole party aiighted. jus
as the party entered the tow n, q suet Of win
and rain came up, " hich lasted untn they re
embark, d for the depot. ...... -, -, -
At Mrs. Ramsey : Gen. Rarstun is lying
| fronl tire effects Of his wounds received AZ An
/ tie tam. The Presidents visit to this dsxeIbp
" AZ compliment TO the brave General 4 Tn
President staid but a shor lime ~ The house.
and when be made has appearance a stentorlan
voice exclaimed, 80 Three cheers for the Hct-.
OF America which were fusuty given bys
huge crowd OF curious and patriotic ;eitlzens
Sonie one cried for speech, upon which his
ENcrilency uncovered, 80 he stood on the stslj,
and said: -' a' t.i-t'
.sJn My present position il in hardly prc.,ey
ior ne TO IGake speeches. Every word ~ 90
closely noted that AZ viii Not do 10 make fool
ish ones, and cannot De expected 10 be p.ss-
pared 10 make sensible ones. III werp o.
haye been most Of my life, might, perhaps.
talk nonsense 10 you Tor nall an hour. ana u
would not hurt any body. A. il il, i can only
return thanks for the compliment paid ci.r
cnnsr Pl'':as'' acctpi my sincere thank fnf he
compliment 10 our common country"
AZ soon a. this was concluded, he gct into a
buggy with Colonel AlleE. and amid the che ~
O1 the crowd and the waving OF n acs. the parfy
then proceeded down First street 10 Marker
and along Market street 20 the depot All along
the runts Union folks waved nacs and hand
kerchiefs, ana cheered. Ar the depot Ny.
Phelps had short train 10 convey the whole
party direct 10 Washington. The President
was again loudly called for, and he made HE
appearance on the platform Of the car, ana
after ,hrce cheers for the President and -. neral
a. follows:
II am surrounded by soldiers, and, Little
further of, hy the citizens of lhis good city cf
Frederick. Nevertheless, can only say as
did tive minutes ago, AZ as not proper for ne 20
make speeches IN my present position. 1 refurn
thanks 10 our soldiers for the good service hey
have rendered. the energies they have shown.
ihr hardshIps theyIhave endured, and the blood
connolly shed for this Union of ours.
% also rrturn thanks, not only To the Scidiers,
bnt 10 The good citizens Of Fr, derrick. and 10 fLc
good men, " omen and children in thus lane OF
ours Tor their devotion 10 This glorious cause.
and say this with no malice I'm nav heart To-
wards those who have done Otherwise. MAY
our children and children = children for a thou
sand r;itiois contnu. 10 enjoy the benefits
conferred rpon Us by our united country, and
hay.s canse Vet 10 rejoice under those glorious
his oclngecrs. Now, my friends, soldiers and
ciiiEl rs, can cnIy say once more. fare vol =,
The following composed the suite hat aooonl--
paIi"d ia. President Gen MCtTernand. Col
l.. =. Martha. Capt. w. Rive Capt. nerriok-
sun. Of the lIIEh Penn sylvania: Marshal Larlor.
of The District of Columbia; Ron q. NJ HATH
Secretary Of State OF Illinois: Y. B. Kennedy,
SECRETARY at II. :. C-nsns, and ]. w. GarroSs,
c4nerai ~, Yeiian and si,r ,.Son,s % o;,, ~.
President 10 South Mountain, and visited tlse
haIIle-ftldS agd hospitals.
Afr an .'Ai"a'1cd visit H. party scpsr-.tad,
tho President returning 20 Washington aud
Gen. Mcclellan to headquarters.
ANEC 1o1E- OF SUMNER AND BURxelots-
4 story j. told OF Iie veteran Sumner in the
battle OF Aniietam. His son, young Captain
Su.7ner, 4 youth OF twenty-cne was cn bis
stan. The old man calmly stood. AMIDST q
storm Of shot and shells, ana turned 70 send
him through 4 doEhly raging fire, upon a mis-
sion OF dury. he might ever see his boy
again. but his country claimed his life, and as
h' looked upon his young brow, h. gras,sed has
Li-ld. .Lclrcling him In his arms and fondIy
kissed him. .aiood-bye, Sammy" 't5ooi-bye,
!atIFr. and the youth mounting his horse.
lode gaily on with the message. lie returned
unhalmed, and again his hand was graspad
with cordial How dye do, Sammy ?" an
svTo1ed b. a grasp Of equal artocron- tn.
scene was touching TO those aronld. =-.. .--..
Burnside now stands a. A general OF anpary-
ing success, and 3 nation accord- hiIn praise.
His head is prenlaturely bald. He has grown
stout. and rolls like Jolly tar he walks,
and his soldiers call him "the old man.. They
adore him both for hi leadership and has man.
ners. He rarely nlee.s a soldier withoI4 a nod
and friendly question, and the man departs
delighted a, his notice. Officers are no lees
under the influence OF his attractions, and Le
itnnpers strict injunctions with a smile. s.Dids
you hear what have been sayingta ashed be-
ef each OF his division generals, as he issued
orders ON the night before the battle OF Annetan.
Yes" 'sThen say ftover." Aud the generals,
like -chool boys IN a class, repeated their he--
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