New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-23
nnnquet 60 the 0lh Ncw-yorl. State lIiIirin

The officers AID men Of this regiment, were
welcomed home Tuesday ngat by Tie Old members Of
Tho regiment ~ splendid banquet prepared IN TIE din
inc hail ofihe ST. Nicholas Hotel As The history oi the
regimen, supplies fll sample oi The WofA oil our gar
LIANT men. W .ubon sketch " ii. mar ere. a,a e3.
were rendered the Government o TIE niiel Staies'
for three years jig TIE month OF April ls5i.
families and had Tor sOle yea. been members of 10.
Tie fin, post the regiment a!icr leaving Wlfhn Fon
Camp Cameron which thfl leii or ile iulA ~ "An
for Rockville. whore on thc 90 n July Tie advance
guard lrlt encountered the enemy the l0s 20 ne ih
being killed aui wounded. On tle lith y July the
regiment joined Patterson, WITH whom thff continued
during tie campaign. After considerable marching
tLcv went into camp Il DaWs0nsy1le suffering much
rom sickness caused By the water 90 men per day be-
In ne 3d Of December. 1901 they took up Winter
aulrtcrs 10 Ircdrics City having marched, SINCE tci
Ilca ashIgtJn distance oi JJJ mica On thc -.
al February 1862 The regiment broke camp 10 JON tt
! 10 Con. McDoWols command under the title o. the
Ligit Brigade. Aicr being jury one yc. ~ ~. 'IF'.o
Of the nation they found Themselves ~ AleAannh ~
IIhorouglfuc Gnp they again came N coii.'ou WIN
! tho Rebels and lost lJ wounded. Aftcr marching
iroual Gnincs lr aud Wlfrnion, at thc loiief pace
tev er0racd fc duties OF Provost huaI0 VI tAc rih
~ ,r.f 10 rcrigcut was FOR four hOgrs exposed 10
heavy slcllng from toe cneUyh bltiprlc8 ~ Nco" !
Mountain losing, however, only two kuled ana
on The Goth Of Argus, the Regiment waF fcrcely en-.
ralel al Ban Run losing o killed Wouhdel Hhu Mss
fIn am
Higts al South Mountain and on tho iSih NJ AHeA-i
I3r ren were placed h0rs dc coli6a Aitrr short say
at sharpsbusg, the regiment, iol no lhl4a gNe r.
crossed tao LHppalannock Niih buiAsee anu on t4c
Il,tl ~ ccmLeT 1863 lost l26 men iom whole NUMBER
al ~ on, into ncliOn. The regiment npN went INTO
Winter quarters 20 l.etchrra LhaV'l ieaNHF N.ii
for the famous uud iaaIc" Oh - niles Hud on we
23d Lay, 1863 fought at ChanceAo4h'lAe IV'lAe I've
A. Gettysburg tie loss Of tie regiment was 81. After
Getty sbuTr the regiment renamed l n''i puAlt'
tI.rf .f
dining which, Oh the Jil inst WLl' heading cAiIfr'
Col Nocsch was killed. On Tho 1a Of june The req
whore il arrived few days Since reduced to - 9leei
and % men. II VIII DO seen nom ths sAclc. lAat w
9Th Regiment has taken prominent part ID az. us
campaigns in the Fest and has lru as dead ald
ouided on every great field record Of the devotion
and patIiOtism OF is members. - q,
! me banquet was spread in the south dlnng'hml
which wa, elegantly laid ont and decorated ~ the END
over the Presidents chair with the soed ana iaieed
relic Of tie regimcnal hlgs glorious Co. tmohy 20
the bravery and achicE cmeuts OF The regiment anon
Tho nvitcd guests were Mgjor-Gcn. Sanford. Br.ga-
dier.Gcn HOycy Gen. WdOiid6c' co.'s Lc nu' Ao"u'
send Darling aud Van Hulen. ..,.,., p...,sor,
after the rcpos The toas.gs'ter Sarseon .1be
/ Goyo,nor Of New. York" which were received WIN
lon1 acciouations "1bc Militia and the Volunteers
vas ecsnondcd TO by NalOr-Gcn SANFORD, Whn IN y
remarks expressed his sense Of the high
value Of The services rendered by the mlina 10 tnc
nati on AT large. - . ,e, =, c,.,,,o-,
After three cheers ior Ten 0Hnuoiu' '"'' - =,
rose 10 respond 70 the toast OF The return OF le
Grams of me OH Regiment" but owing 10 the conusOh
was nnoble IN obtain n hearing. We are, however,
indebted TO the gallant Colonel for the iacts respecting
The rcgimcnt above stated. co. -, -
Iacknowlclged by Brighten. Hoycy, who, anna muei
applause, said that though Democrat he was iOr 'n
sbugaton OF Tie South IN the most iorclDe Seso Vi
| the word , T.. ,,oe,,so n
"rhe Gallant Men who have Fallen in Deiensc OIL
their County" "Our Country" The state OF NeN,
York" and "The Departed Heroes OF nc 'tn' ~, VT
| duly acknowledged by the Hon. o. e. smith, o. i"eh'
| and others and drank with all honors.-
During the course Of the evening several OF INC nloie
enthusiastic of the guests amused themselves Dy pro
nosng cheers for Mcclellan, Lincoln Grant a,d bnt'
Ter the names of Lincoln and Mcclellan being me sig
mails for demonstrations and counter oi
cheers and hisses After very pleasant evening 'no
meeting broke up about II p. M