The New York herald., 1862-10-18


S., country in" 20 and %a who battles .ns ,os
b. ann no matter ~lle he may be. where he "
~Ae doss '' no. D. s"s ras, vso' ls ss-, ~....
all proper occasions to tLs, 'oos ens and arm ~
f,'m this dy tos1ssd. y my enemy
.or. YOU" and imrncnae ssy'auss !
20 IN are no oager air Id OF beng called uego syuG
,hlzers tts wa are not to DO scared BY any body or
inr out /" aoionst' as we pass but will Ike by the
hand whoever will fight ,ur co MY IN its dan
gr ana mat We des ise every who refuses yield
.s ad bo ~1d m comfort n IL power you win readily
Ro.d " and Wild applause.) Let tell you my friends
a ana 10 20 well knowing what am "a, ing ana feel con
mnen. tat oy brother officers wilt confirm my remarks
.ha ne coiored population the the best friends
s sno Jn'n nss there, and that the white in the
au,n aIs more ehsaved to day ad are suffering under
more degrading bondage. than endured by the
T.cs race before this Internal rebellion
lne uenefa then made aud eloquent appeal
or UNITY aud concert action between the PEOPLE aud
Sae cover nment, aud between the government and the
des, % crust the rebellion II this aus~ should he
pursued end pr0ntsed Tor hnself the mcsc unsparng
every aeA ali wayS o. any and all times al any and ey.
cry place, 10 effect fhsS cpect
barring bis address thsame person who had previously
interrupted HIM attempted repeat the experiment.
his voice instantly drewncd with tho cry .,ass
him Pass him out-he Is ssccssAH list, pass Ism l
along here" &C. momentary confusion esued. and
towards the offender, who hurried sway beyond
the power further distu, bance deaons atng
IN unmistakabe the temper of tho people. aud
the Generals retiring they cheered him with the
hsartiest enthusiasm.
The band then played the "star spangled Brnner,"
whom Colonel Mulligan loudly and repestsdy clsed
SPEECH OF COLONEL MULLIGAS.
After little delay Of Lexington was found
and introduced to the assembly. He spoke follows -
FELLOW CInzxSs-Fresh from the battle fields of vir.
gina. am thankful that the opportunity has been IT,
did oyatian to tho gal an General prens and his nosIs
composers have had, as You are aware. some expe |
s what q & IL 30 p T. s s,h kn@S
laIgher) And am rejo.cei almost beyond expression.
a wing the pleasure Of standing beside 50 many gal
in the hour f danger The field of ]
battle foremost am'ng whom was the brave colonel
Morton, who wll do bit not, say few wo DIS al good
cheer To you this evening Happy indeed am to wei ONE
back his gallant arm and hert true as steel ready to
strike paraly zing b In defe ice Of the Union
which we have been reared IT, manhood, which has | {
Shove ed lis blessings around the homes and the
of our fathers, and which IL should be most
earnest dete min,i 10 extend around our children To
do this must he united (Cries Of CHATS
the talk" AS tn rep bc, in the hour OF its strength.
has fosered all unite for protecticn AS
ha- supported ected and received with heart eli
@ all aonaltes let all naonalses unite In its defence
Thus far 1t has shielded and protected all, let ali rally
around centre to the defence OF the country
its present hour OF danger. Let us have harmony at
home aud be assured shall have concord in
cs, an victory will lead the Of our armies and
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lett homes and wives aud children, giving up every thing
but God for their country should perish let those they
leave behind be assured of eterna their
gallant and selfsacrifcing friends, and rally
To the cry.
We ming, Father Abraham, six hundred thousand
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(Imrnense applause) Let every unite and shall
ths clouds that hover lowerngy around pass
away and standing together, shall achieve glory
that shall challenge the wonder ana admiration OF the
world and oave postery the srandest legacy that
be bequeathed to the word--the American Unon |
undivided happy aud strong (Cres Of Hurrah, three
cheers for Pat. Muiigan, bully boy, hurrah," }" &C.
SPEECH OF COL. MOTION.
After the band had played the air Of Columbia the
Gem or the Ocean," Coicnel Morton called
for. On making his appearance he cxpres essed
hmse grateful for the honor conferred in thus calling
upon He said be had experienced the satisfaction
lighting the rebels various fcrcey contested battle
fields, including Lexington and Shiloh but ugh bad
been his be twice captured, II yet his
detel mnstion, should the tit 70 have him
exchanged to make another attempt to crush this uha
lowed rebellion die in the attempt, ard declared Il be
should not be permitted glorious privilege TO oer his
in his place Col mel Morton then retired amidst |
great cheering, and the crowd slowly separated.