Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-03
Departure of the seth Regiment.

The last Of the three years regiments,
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~ ' w" 4"' S"''O WINS NHcdhpeu III
this cltv lett the grounds about one oclocl,
yesterday afternoon Tor the seat OF war. They
marched mn UiclIard and tbrouob Ntoi,,
"f as anu '''''uS" MAJ"
street, to the common, where they took the
cars lof boston, whence they were to sail on
the steamer Merrinac for Wosbingtor in
" " SUM- III
company with the 10Th Maine regiment The
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regiment "oFeu promptly and admirably
through the streets and were received with
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the usual demonstrations of cordality and
enthusiasm, Tho f,Ilo,,;rrr :; 1..,
and perfect roster of this fine regiment.
Coio,ol IL,
TE ;t b0wmano oil clinton.
Ni NYaolelU01 pun b. norton oil CharlesioWn.
atl?otmJalnes Ii Barker OF Milford;
1Auyut.aul-Josepn W. ora OF trcnburg.
Surgeon~James r Prince Of OIL Iy N
p1 Assisian4 snrgeGns icons Tyler Of North
/ Chaplaiu-Rey. Charles I Caniieid Of Uxbridge
Quartesmasier serseant"JoSeph ii. SAWYER Of
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Titchburg.
prinpcnaI it "a h ol LHnh
Co. A. Captan-Thaddeus L. Barker, Of Fitch
burg; LIST ieut.-George L. Chapman, of Fichburg;
N 1I,.,rr nj.
town; lst Iielit-r Edward Ames. of Charlestown.
I'd lieut. Marion Holmes, of Charlcstown.
~ Usp'alHwaf'ur A 1ooleli' OF orees,
| Ieut.-ieurv " Daniris nf Vorros,cr % '''''ii ="
| Co. b. Captan-Amos Builum, OF rempeton;
~ I iie1 ~ y, smith, Oh iempetph; "a lieut.
Co. 3. CantaiU-Stemhsn q yor,iror of Mon
son; LIST lieut-Robert NJ Cross, of Palmer; I'd
leutT,Iulius NJ: Tucker, of Worcester.
Ient NJ IN m. r ,D;IFaper OF Milford LIST
gustus 5. futile of Milford
20. u Captains. Henry Bailey OF Norhboro';
Teut o, 'p +; ma! lli t oI " orceS'er "a
Co H. Captain~ChTist0Dher SAWYER of Tenn.
piefon LIST lieut.. Sibley tlcald of hubbardston;
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lin; lst Uent "Wm + R,iban Of Ma oU, 81
lieut-F H. Sibley of Fitchburg
60. n Captain1James b; Smith Of Cambridgei
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81, wv '"'i'p siouiu' anu "i'el
lHe feSlihehtal Inc was formed, the colors
were presented to the regiment by Mayor AL
drich. on behalf of the many fr;onds of col
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'0i'"'''''0' III p4eseluhS
'le coloIs' Tie mayor SAID
REMARKS OF MAYOR ALDRICH.
Colonel BoW0l0H Your friends and the
| friends of your command in this city. have
procured this beautiful banner, and requested
me to present it to you as the worthy com
mander of the 36th regiment of Massachusetts
volunteers for the war. 1t will be seen that
Its azure fold Is studded with the full constel.
| latlon OF stars, representing the undivided
| Union, and that not one Of the original stripes
Is omitted Or erased, showing that however
| much your friends may deplore the present
unhappy condition Of our distracted and bleed
ing country, they still firmly believe that when
| the clouds of war that now lower upon us
| shall have passed away, these stars will again
shine as from a clear and cloudless sky with
none of their ancient lustre lost or obscured
And permit me to say that this flag. still un
changed and radiant signifies in the truest
and highest sense, the kind Of service expect
cd of you and this noble regiment Won are
about to lead from this comparatiyeIv
| peaceful camp of preparation to the
stern and heroic duties of the field.
that you are to aid, by force of arms, in re-
| storing the Union, which traitors have temDo-
rarily impaired, and in re-establishing the su
| premacy Of the constitution and laws over
| every portion Of territory lying within the ac-
| knowledged boundaries Of the Union from
the great lakes to the gulf, and from the At
lanuc to the Pacific oceans, ST. that when you
and your brave comrades in arms return. as
we trust you will, with this flag soiled and
-
Of battle, you shall bring it back, not as the
sign ola shattered constitution and discovered
| Union, but as the proud emblem OF a re-unit-
ed and indiyisible republic: and then if shall
continue to be known and bonored throunh
out the civilized world. and everywhere he
come free and safe passport to all men of
every race, who have the right to claim nro-
lection beneath its ample folds. In deliver
ing this proud ensign OF our nationality into
your hands, your friends know they are en-
trusting it 10 one who is not only familiar
with ali tine ordinary duties of the snIdi.r
but to one who has been tried and not found
wanting, amidst the perils and carnavp ot
the battle field, and who has suffered what il
more intolerable to every true soldier. than
any dangers Of field or camp, and that is
captivity and confinement for weary months
in the loathsome prisons of the enemy. And
now, after protractcd and yeyatious DELAYS
you have but recently been released from
your parole, so that you can. without dishon-
or, enter again the military service Of vour
country, and having ayaiIed Yourself of the
earliest opportunity to return to avenpe vour
| own and your cOuntrv's wrongs. NAV a uro.
pitious providence and all good influences at.
tend you and protect YOU and your command
in every hour of trial and danger.
Yours Is the fourth regiment which has been
| organized within this enclosure, which NAV
now very properly be called our cantDus D1nj:-
tins, and the fifth that has gone out from orr
city within the last twelve months. The tif
| teenth, beginning its brilliant career at RAILS