New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-11

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SPEECH OF GEN. WALLACE.
After several national airs by the band, Gen.
Wallace made his appearance uron the balcony,
when lie greeted with most enthusiastic cheer
ing. On being introduced, he spoke ~ l0il9ws:
! GTXTLEMEE AND FTLIOw-CITIZENs: Uhderstand-
ing This compliment is Intended for my humble sel,
the very least can DO il to tell you bow sincerely
and exceedingly gr9teiGl 10 You am IL Is rendered
me- au told, accoun; OF recent military services
| 10 That's so. beg you to understano that am
not so aelhsh to take il all TO mseeh. reInein-
bel, and would beg each one Of you to remember,
the gallant comrades, the dead and the living,
whose courage, discipline, and blood won
me the distinction You signaze lAgpsuHe'
Without their possessing those qualities shouid
have teen unheaId Of, or, if heard OF, ia oil prob
ability dsrnced Therefore ] say to you again. !
/ beg YOU 10 remember the gallant comrades whom
Lave left behind ire in the City OF Memphis. un-
dersArd also that this cOmpm ut originated III The
first ulaee with Indian ans, nnd The gentlemen VINO
are present from other States know VIII pardon
me Tor the selcong atulation that may he guilty OF
tonight, in speaking to Indiauians. And appeal
20 you M IN view OF the services lndiana has rem
dered the Government in tins war, II 1 have mol
RI lt 10 speak of them III terms oil congfatula'ioh
1 ,'' That q 80" aud applause God fosbid that l
stolil Geiract from the services "a the troops 81
otter State am here, Ou the contrary, wiling
yitneis of their gallaniIy and their devotion.
clic no merit for Western troops ia point OF
/ courage over Eastern troops. For II ever the
courage. tne devotion TO death, OF soldeis from any
unirier have been displayed, 1t has been IN the
Iccen, natiles before Richmond. Loud applique
Bat there IL "A particular reason ~hy we IRON
Indian. should be particularly proud. In
the beginning Of this rested under a
cloud. No less "A person Than Jefferson i"Nit
publ.shed to the world, and had printed Oh
/ Inc uecrs of history tha, We were c0wordiy.
! "A voice" That mt 20. No it irnf, "a we nave
proved. when Ibis war began, therefore, when Ne
took our bluuers ard lung them 10 The breeze, each
,uan of us Odd 1t with distinct resolution That II
was To be- the redemption oi our state honor oF
d was 10 be death. " lhH. So ana az
uIaussl hid the honor to lead IA regiment among
lie liz. 10 Ine iIea. Pardon ne for referring to -
event in the history OF hat regiment. pch tht
burrrs we've given u n front oil our capitol fccei'
.ng L ON the pant OF my regiment. had them kntei
dawn and with upliited hands swear 20 redeem TIE
yood name OF Indiana. a. Good, and applin
And they kiels down. one and all, and took the
soleru oath IA voice" And they have kept 1t.
yes, they have. Loud applause. Not many
weeks MO the old lag under which we took thai
oath wa. gwen back, and put away Ia TIE Hal
from winch II wss taken. A. DcDeison lis siriprt
were shot ragged with bullets. Appiar'c ~
Shiloh the blue Union wac rhot Oui OF II t) ab-ll
lAupause.l Ii was but "a tattcTca fragment OF lie
for nes sell aud ito original glory when gwen back
Wherever il hO,ted We bad victory. IA Dp!au-c
ain my ieliow-l iizeus, we, lIdiauI,is, coui-
/ rlaued-and We are ali glycn 20 complaints, you
know-i seems 90 be the mature OF net--ii IL, par
ticnlarlv ,he disposition of soloiere. Each one
--.us % have hs little cOmpii NJ. some
time, he tell ., but met oiter
Le keers il % himse {. li.hueLfef
wcu one II or compliant, was that orr lcyn"cpis
now 3 il number actually 30 ,be held. we're mot fui
. topetuer iu some department, that thcy might hgl
side hv SIDE. Sat oi late days have changed 90,
o-,n,or IL httsr Tor ur, better Tor the E0uor of
or state better ior ne glory If oar 4fa- ihsi
AZ. ecatt- -cd-wc Ino.auians-ss W. have BEN
I,,re i- po Hrhi no victory. that low Ircolieci o.
iu vitcn iudIhnH has not Lad her shnre. A.-|
fi.uc " en- thc war i over, and the time come tC
i.nli monuments. o. "a generous Ic dc VII pu't
t,ern whenever monument l. butt II VIII he 20
hofur OF iudianh-in cOnlunctior, OF COME. Win
other S,afes. Applause N"en IN nist0i
r,,s go wfite b-iOry 81 The var. hIu te trila Il
fre Gallant deeds of re- iment- ir N ole. State
. a.. banks % tie Mississippi, os on tho foiomAr.
ar VIE ever our army marches be sur'-Aud
sav ti- with uiuiie pnd.--tc SURE there
vii o.. something said about q fopfe~' NJ
tive regiment from Indiana. lApulaus-.
Am no poliiiciln. Cries Of "Goud to- shat, and
. Don't vant any uow a-days. Probably for
regular sfecch hal been much obliged to some Of
mo uolnical feuds II they had made II FOR ne.
I. Keen them ia The DARK. aud laughter. IL HiscA-
rec,ed that am TO speak on subjects oi political
abar.cter Tonight, / know | should lave been
objoed for some ol them 10 have performed the ash
for NE. T. | tonch upon them, bear Inc witness That
speak Of them not an Il poliilcai, bat AS soldier
. lAi.rause.l | was 1T tie Senate Chamber to-day.
tLey weife discussing the policy Of the war.
Tie question in agitation was, or what at least
seemed to be the paramount question, Shorid the
negro 10 used or not = lCries OF ZEE, yes,
ana "No." mo- Well, find my audience pre-
C,.lv az 1 found the Senate. Laughter ana aP
nl,il,eJ Some said yes. and some nd no -
,u-l AS you are saying. ll.aushief.I
Voice" Will you give uS Ia SOLDIER op.nion q
We. let me speak about that as u soldier Good j,
not a. q politician. Z" DO NJ want any politicians
lie would be a poor soldier, IL NY opinion, who
would tajl 20 use every element OF war which God
ALMIGHTY gave him. If be could use II 70 HE al, an.
taue. Prolonged and enthusiastic oneeringI
think You concur with me III that at least lCIier OF
- Certainly We dO;" Every sensible man VIII
Nov theu if we iud the W 70 before US, or around
us ar we advance, planted there BY some accident
Providence may have tad great zeal 10 DO WIN IL
and we can find lis services available. would rot
that General he IA crazy mao VINO wouid refuse
IN use them 4" Meet. assuredy, ana AZ
rlanse.l So it seems 10 me, aud my pp'
ssitiou may be plainly stated upon that. II
~ tie services Oh negro can make my sOldieIS
comfortable: if by the services oi osnd oil ne
groes can relieve them Of onetons dunes and h'rd
S.,rl. If | can make them avail able To arg m!
inches IL That RICH, l. shall not do IL Crcs
If "Ye., YES Loud applause Yea, aLd VIA
do IT, lEocerous cheering. y voice oOliieiS
wi, follow YOU 10 the death for that Ahot or
yoce-.'Pat no arms III their hands SeVeiai
- Oh yes. as many a. they want.
X, a.. then Il: ne speak about that CRIES oi an
,,git now - Nou are n might, good boy. Ii
ar,eut OF the Service OF heoi", ana hc "nihH
veil ana iailfuy led by us, clothed by Ne, aud lie
'..rd ~ by NV gallant regiment, relieving diem
e lie hard duties | have mentiJ"ed, would
II be human, woald it not be cruel, to put mo
-, the army in the way oi rn't, "a yer give
lin uofbipp with which to dei I'd himself
frr;e, of THAT'S so, and loud and Continued
,nerrinsl NJ, irow citizens, l sie"k 40 eoidi.
oIl,hetiue recollcct AN not viewing tbs ~ cr III
! : rolitcal aspect, for have ns much pirlua'ce
!. aiasi the negro politically, and ain as inu,h o.
80 -, Cl,t,ry aolt..t i,,li rs any OF You chn ne.