Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-11
From the Noble Register
speech afIeff. Davis nj Mobile.

After the nfrfde dismis-ed.
kossl street -. hliei. tic b. e,des returning 80
ihcf rssnetTe quifier. ana about the Baule
hoD>e. the btlcous and corridors Of which we're
thronged wi,h ladies. dense ms packed. IN
peding The march Of The troops. Loud and re-
pested cheers and calls f,r the President we're
made. la response 10 which he made hi@ appear
ance on the balcony. and addressed the soldiers
and citizens ia an of hand speech.
he congratulated the people upon the fact
which he assured them he felt 20 0e the ftci-
that our cause j. now ia better condition than
it va a 1etr ago. living just come from the
scene 0i the great b,ule OF Chrkam ,ugs.
10 WAS imoo--infc that he shpuid nut
refer 20 THAI. ard though IL could not be expect
el ihit he 10 Md ia ie % contemplate mlve-
uisnt- ,et ne 49, happy u say that the brave
vci"rs of that bloody fed stood ready sud
anxious % strike the blow which should secure
the complete fruits Of their 'orious victory lie
could say more-that he believed they would
strike that blow aud that Rosecrans' un~e.ay
!egton~ would be destroyed or driven toe refuge
10 the OHIO The same spirit animaIei our
mies else~ here and nll they needed To be
pro. 'erlN secon ie To- the people Al home "a send
the hOries OF Yankees back 10 Their beloved Boz
ton. amv other place from winch the return
might tie more difficult
tie saw before HIM Texas regiment whose
thuned ranks reminded him top p,iniully ct
their stu ,tiOn. cut off from the homes To which
they should lpok for recruits and OF their deadly
Conflicts upon many field here they had fought
- Texans always fight DE exhorted them tO
be OF good cheer Such deeds a. thsirs were
never IA vain. and would surely secure 90 The
country the esiimsble prize tor which they were
coniehung and 10 themselves undivided honor
and renowu
The citizen soldiery, also. he believed, we're
emu nus OF the reputation OF their bre hren in
camp He had been much moved "a he role
along the lines. seeing among them Young
BOYS. some very young and men whose heads
we're silvered with the frosts of many winters.
he could remind All these. regulars and Others
that they are not common soldiers They pre-.
sent spectacle which u world has never wit
aes,ei-the best population of the country pour
Ell into the army. Such men may be appe lied 10
from either Incentives Than that of rigid military
discipline The times the cause. all consdera
tons require eli rtS which may be dem inded of
an army oi heroes. tor such they
here. too. ~ete Aabi mians. who. i've felt sure
were worthy the nrme which hid been immortal
gel 50 mm, blillededs IN Nirsinia. F.nnes-
see. aui Mis>i>-ippI Aud here he reierrei TO
tie Npurhiu cpiur-,e ut Chickam ,uga. who
pI uted VI hu The enemys barbados his reg
mental Il T. pierced NJ d ightv nine DULLES. and
It's s,,n suffered. The President had the pleas
ure ct promoting him for his gallant couducI,
aud. such aaS his moie.ty. that III presenting his
Il ~ tu tie President he appeared quite uncon
sclouS OF having performed ANY thing extraordin-
aTv.
Besides these, there some too old to bear
arms; hut. they, too. can DO something Let them
cOntnhuie Their means ,O the support and relief
oI tho-e who are contributing their blood and let
thuse who are too poor Tor this contribute their
influence There is something that all can DO
Sell must he entirely forgotten: ana let Those who
are deaf 70 am other appeal. remember that he
who * boarding up wealth in such time this
Is boarding up lufamy. the mark OF which he aud
his po-teriiy must bear who shall have grown
rich by tins war
SorP SnciETirs There are eight soup soce-
Ties I ~ phia one of which distributed last