New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-19


tLef oouottS proud OF then cotDscon "ia ihs REGIMENT
Reo,eS Tls, we hereby tender to Lieut. Col B,r,rsm sl
the ard sincere wishes Tor hi. utae welfare sto
eonsssnsse han upoa his honorable rsnowu-jUshy won
Rerslrcd That tho and n'en. Of the fossoinr resou.
lions 10 r-prbse aud oorsdct ~ our o. testimony sny
covert oon attempt to deact fou the merits OF our
commanding Officer Liout Col bssIsH by pel.nn who
from pe.s.t absence from 'hN s;msn. must be 20 pot
mild ignorant Of the rendered by tne regiment OF
It, commanding officer during ia octiss service
NJ j. Kelly Cspt Co. CT Charlie, Hilbert, CAPT Co. A.
yick.r Capt Co. , O. $. hsw.,. L'out AND Q NJ; Nv.
Mossy. Lieut.. Co X T.. a. Cosdey Lieut. Go z rhos.
Lieut. Co IL; NJ. Skully Lieot Go. Al living d. Smith.
Lieut.. Co. Y; John =. EolloIs Lisu, Co, ID.
1snqucs ard Presentation TO Gen. Meagher
DISTURBANCE BY COPPE9HEADS.
Last evening a banquet was given to Gen.
Thomas Francis Meagher by upward Of two
hundred Of his personal friends and admirers at the
Astor House. Tho hall was tastefully decorated
with the ba,lesiained and Uttered Hsgs OF the SD,
Goth apd Ssh Regiments. At the upper table were
seated Mayor Opdyke, Thurlow Weed, james I.
Brady, Judges DAILY, Brady, Hcarns, Alker and
O'Copnor, Col llayman, Gen. james w. Nye,
rhos. C.. Fields Daniel Develia and others.
Sanue lSloan, President of the Hudson River Rail
road, presided and upon the removal Of the cloth,
after few preparatory remarks, gave as ioast,
"Tbe Army and Navy" which was responded to
Ly Col. Hsymsp. who highly enlogzed the soldiers
IN the field
In response to The toast, "The United States"
JAMS T. BRADY made an eloquent and powerful
speech, cOntendiGg that it was the duty OF every
oae TO support the Administration.
The CHNRa.S then introduced Gen. Thoma.
Francs Mcsgher, and in concluding presented bin
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which "a inscribed the NAMES Of oil the battles IL
which the Irish Brigade was engaged.
Gen. MEAGHyR. IN reference to tue call. rose amid
/ loud cheers, md made eloquent speech. IL tie
/ course OF when be paid high tribute 10 tie lrsh
! Brigade, compusnting the mcn Tor their services
! in aiding 70 put down tbe rebellion, and reviewing
he career Of Irish soldiers every battlefield 10
Europe. Afer review Of the condition OF the
country, he concluded by saying il WAS better tina,
the .aXes should be multiplied, that trade should
stand It'll. that commerce should 10 paralyzed or
limp lazily along; that muitiiudes should perish
on the field with their counlD's hag pointed
20 the sun and The glory OF the martyrs; that gay
ETY. should Put on mourning, that luxury should get
down uron lis knees aud beg crust; that the bit
tern aud tne cOrmOraut should usnrp the warehouse
and tho palace, and TIE fate OF Tyre and Baalbeo
DO llS vhIlAiIon Better all this thousand times
than that Vco, for The sake Of having glut Of
ioreign impoftalions, OF being corpul-nt upd nj
en.c, should ut the bidding Of craven or audacioos
which would annihinte their sovereignty, closing
their history with the crime OF suicide and
an irfeyooab!e sentence " inofable disgrace.
Shall this te sol shall the prayers OF the
wicked prevail Shall ba,e conspiracy, with the
hymn OF tho angels on its LIP, aud the craft of tie
serpeni AT is core prove superior 10 the lave, the
army, the inspiration ~ tho land Heaven forbid
Against pea. scandal ns there 10 not n survivor
OF tie IhsI Brigade who val not indignantly, wiz
intense scofn with the hetccs impoinO,liy, protest.
Il. L -. -
Army of The Mississippi, ever soldier Lsrl end
West under arnls for tho Union. via ret bis teeth
at bring he layoDci 10 TIE charge. Talk o. The
returned rrlduef,s and Z! n 40 not - a man,
,cou, the hpprobrious proposition, -sOne Of Ire
no.sicsi Ct which were among tAe very hml
10 inctc the Democracy To- arius aud urge 10 Her.
Proceed ..l inrihsfiaierro ate tho heroic asul. De-
tho Of or DAY 10 Whose heart hurn, the de-
rrc 20 be enrolled among the savYufs 81 the ispst
he nprcal u the .4rs II Mount vernon; to the
AntcsG VALE tLst witrcsssl tho s.ring oi TOO dec
laratop: 70 tho oOnb In the Gasdeu 81 3D. lierui
sge; TO the graulic cliffs = Mafm,husrttS ard 70
tie confusion ii the tfitos. iayohe ,hs DO. noas
T zen 10 whO.o panty and greatness 81 soui inah-
Kind !, indebted for toe example, 81 this CON
n.ouwoa!th Last Of all, u. 70 20 lie az uf4uou II
tLr Thousands wno Wilhin tie last two Jean, have
been aid 10 rest IA the hd-Tc. OF be ne On tba noi
which iho.i hcIoi.ai haf ndr mn u'r Gently iabons
aid over whose .rgtc., iutcul n though they be-
tre llrcs oi Heaven BY night .Dd by LAY mni3fsin
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Ne Hfs co.iureG never 20 iutkc peace w!ih TIE
armed Cneui.s of the United atcsrtyer 90 confer
with tbcsn Instant bs battles To ANY sc'i"iIrht ar
COMPROMISE, never 90 Getlst all .ns at Nom Tie
pros,cui;on o. tbc war with the relentless Sigof
with which Andrew Jackrpn would have pressed
IL: never until the imnye OF Liberty, nos ascending
tie dOue vi the Capitol ssii Tor tho permanent nay
pntss AID kOry II irclc stretch l1fh the protect
ing hand aud dsptntc llr beni-n ati fHgr wh.nrver
until the Ouibursi Of the Rebellion the creed, the
L st.ft h.f Va. ANN
poNcf the coDsregllrd spcudoB al oEo hat!On,
one Constitution. aud one Tag prevailed. DURING
me delivery of his speech cen. Mcag1cr was FREE
qlcrily and loudly nfplnuded, rnd upon concluding
was greeted with three times three cheers.
The CHAIR thea gave as toast - the City oil
S.w.Yofk" 10 winch the MAYOR responded, and,
in concuding called upon Cen. Nyc to speak fur
lber IN RESPONSE 10 the sentiment. Gen. Mi wa
received Nilh loud cbeers, ANA spoke OF The ioyhy
o, the people OF Nevada, aud, ia pllndog 10 the
pfes nj lroubIcs said that If he had the power, he
,,ouid people Fort Lafayette so that the head and
The heels of the inmates would stick cut OF the
windows with those VINO should seek 10 divert the
energies OF the Government, and impair It's riSor by
utter,ng disloya sentiments.
Cheers ana Kisses. and cries Of est down. at
down. Here great uproar ensued, during winch
several persons rose, and, violently gcsicula,ing
demanded that Gen. Nyo should " sI dOwn.' Nh
Fields and Mr.. Brady ATTEMPTED to gain the hoor
III, former evidently TO retoH 10 Gei! Nye ana the
latter TO insist that the speaker should ho heard but
Inc Chairman insisted that order should DO main
tanned and continued rappp0 ON the table WIN bis
mallet uuti silence was restored lie then stated
that Gen Nye had the floor, and IL was exceedingly
djscourteous 30 interrupt him with hitscs-only u
snake would hiss lie accorded tho iioor To Gen.
Nye, and hoped that ho would DC ahoWed'o Ptoceeo
without interruption. -, ~
Gan. N.Y.. VINO had at tho request OF the Chair
man taken bis seat at tho commencement oil Tho
di.turbnnce, now resumed his spooeh. ho regarded