Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-05

Marriages, NoticesOf Funerals and announcements
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sscrSfarysewalTFd'ssp speeoh at Auburn bau II
lgE .E Nix, May "a. Il.2
AT ten o'clock this morning the old 10th
mustered in front of the court house, by
order OF Gen. Ledlie, where they were
formed in line under Col Chas. Il, Stewart.
commanding, presenting a gallant and
martial appearance, arrayedin line at open
parade. -7'-z' -. e.. e. i,l
AT the close ofthe parade, Hon. Wm..H.
Seward addressed the veterans of the 19:h
in few brief and touching remarks, aud,
after marching up Gennessee street, the
regiment passed in review, each company
paying him salute as they passed the
platform, the officers presenting arms, and
the colors dipping, in honor of the staunch
Statesman who had just welcomed them so
nobly, and thanked them so deservedly, in
behalf of their homes and their country.
The following are Governor Seward's
remarks: ,t..lg zs.f.ss. 5g
II My OLD NEIGHBoRs AND FRIENDS: es.
lteem it fortunate for myself that my return
ITO this place, determined as to the time by
accident, has come at the moment when /
can meet you, and welcome you back to
the greetings and embraces of friends
families; and homes / looked with pride
at that flag of yours, When, as yet, it ex-
hlolted not single wrinkle and its colors
were tresh aud bright. regard it now
WIN thousand times more of pride and
ai satisiactlon Wnen see 1t worn, dimmed,
ana tornI out bearing in legible inscrip-
lions, between the stripes, the uames of
bravery contested i and nobly won. Soldiers,
citizens, nation, til ough composed ofmauy
Individual members, is in sight of God
ana OF mankind one aggregate, thinking,
reasoning, moral, responsible person. As
snch aggregate persons nations are subject
70 Ine same sam accidents, passions, dangers,
auo responslollltles as individual men,
Ii' iEou uoIes' uahgeTs' calanltles, disasters and
ueasn t,t! al. are, appointed TO individuals by an
. WISE providence, anu the same ProVi-
oenee appoints them equally for the expe.
rleuce OF natIons. AS no man ever yet
ilVeo VINO was exempt from trouble, con-
1eutlon a9a STRIFE, SO no nation that has ey-'
er ezlsteai- or ever will exist, has escaped,
OF can a4together, escape the evils ofstrife'
ana contention abroad and at home. OF.
national calamities civil warts the worst of
all for two reasons First, the depth of the
spherlngs which attend it. and second, if
hopelessly protracted, it brings in anarchy,
iorelgn intervention, usurpatiOn, and sub
lugatlon. When an individual is assaulted
with violent hand what is then isinter-
esLs ( II Is 10 PROSTATE his assailant5 and
thus save himself. Self-defence thus at
once becomes his chief wisdom, and cour-
age ms highest virtue. When nationlis
assalled byl treason, the interest, duty, and
virtue~l Is called to exhibit are precisely
the same.'lElt will flookH back to inquire
fnrongn what possible errors, faults, short
couilugsi OF even crimes 1t has fallen into
a hfIf viii IL
ing from the enquiry the wisdom necessary
ior 'extrlcating 1t trom.the calumny. Hav-
ing done this; 1t will look forward, not
stralnlng itself TO see how it shallgoverh
user, ana regnlaee its action at long dis
tant periods, but to ascertain where to
nno the enemy, and how most efec-
tueliy ay te 6athe, overthrow, and bind him
80 LuaI tue. naNon~ can yet safely live
0lVi war DIVIDES the community even
u. u tuose places Where the Government re-
talns lts accustomed strength and authori-
" into tRo classes, one that. has the cour-
age adequate to the crisis, the other that
nas not. tnose tnat have the courage, in
otner words, the virtue, adequateto the
crlsls rusn 10 the held. This country has
seen SUI, men rush, ia this ma6ner to
confront the Pgoplic enemy, and this town
ot. 9,VoV SOUS mas sent out 9, 900 spchi of
Whom you are the frat instalment which
nave returned. Among the S00i0OOY as
wei as ,OOO, there was not one coward
nor traitor: There were none whose
nlnus were troubled about the causes of
ine CONNECT, the manner'iG which, it is con-
apctea' 'or the consequences which shall fol-
low ~. having devoted their strength,
and 10 their lives, IT necessaryt to the cause of
.nelr country, OF TRUTH Of humanity, they
leave me rest to the care of that Proyi-
aenee sWnich, W aroltrates at aeiast last mall the
issues ol human strlte. The other class
NJ tu9Se s @ mno ssay a. 70 considerG
b-o.a ot tnen as ioySl