The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-11-26

- ss,nnzsazsa.auGnaz1unna.
,.,dps counsel etcm he Roman nsthed q carry
nr on wsY. we ssy 10 Me young men. HOOK TO we
f,r fields Of the sunny South, and unless they tako
our Amnesty, let us 60 down there and you sNau
have wbs,,vcr you s~t By fair division; We "
opsn nrw baud cdces wherever our armies msr'h.
distributing lands among the soldiers 10 N
uers and ,heir heirs forever. hatsh meas
ure rvrrvbdv will ssy: hut IL u not que
81 Jua as II IL that We should hS ourse'e,
aud tase the prices ~ INC hc1e5sai.cs ~
Hfc for tie ruriDee ~ diving houiitfs and ~iTf"r'
TO tie soldier IN Aghtng ,hf~c men. whom We have
thre times over solemnly cslei 10 come and be our
friends. in isj!, 10 CONE IN june; IN 10, h,uh.
in scp;entcri and w lsei, 70 CONF ~ ". .'n Nv
last knel u tina, parting day, and then all hor o
return tor those who have not made progress Toe
war's hat return shall no lts forever. No longer
eau they i've IN tho land Of America. Mcxico' inc
IVES, India lNanis, ~ suic place that care no' W
name. ecausc know No land hard enough 10 w
cursed win their presence shall Re th-ir DWELLING
ylsrc They shall never come here again. never
expect see IN In council greater victory
than the ono W. have achieved. | think VIC Hs
now strong enough 70 make that oNcr, and them !
take II that the most -qucsrnish Of our frenns WI"
ssrcc " th US, When uey and that We have oA'
hsus,cl every II stat>snAnship In the AZ
teuis ~ carry out y~ace thai " Ia time thcn 70
make Nsr. yes, war from the hit such var ~hi
lc sd,l iNu war. Every considerable estate IN tos-
lsn.,uudct Cromwell pressed through the COURTS OF
hou ohoa ought No ..nss every other cons aeraei,
honselo I the people fought against the MOBILES and
thc mobiles agaus, The people, and yet, When the
king came TO his own again after time, she ne
ton came together cerncnted IN friendship never
" be divided thereafter. Is there any dif,culty
thc', looking ~ the teachings of history, In the
Apglc-saSon race knowing how W live IN cq'rty
ard peace. am,ty and friendship, with those with
VIII M hcv have had . hshV lsit not . well known
rule that those with whom We have fought bitterly,
ste- the fight In over, are the ones who tccc'nr
toe m''re cndesrcd " us and We are the more
ready to take them by the h,rd' rherettnr,
see no dificulty N every good man Of the North.
and every good man OF the South coming together,
ard letting bygones h bygoncs. As have sad
I desire 10 extngish all the bad men ~ far a.
this country IL concerned
The Rev Henry Ward Bcecher then msde some
humorous nnI appropriate remarks snd nomina'
tel General Bn,lcr ~ ,ext frosden'.
Previous TO lis departure, General Brlei ,ss,ed
| An order, IN wh'a, he s.ys;
Sin taxi ins ave OF tie curninsnd Which she eSi-
grocios Of ihc fvrscc has thrown upon m Ia the
| state oi NV Y,rk, the MNurL,eneta, Cunnsud-
,u2 cannot rel an ifJn nr Ut ol Jus." ulc W the
provision divlsion under command OF Ftigadier-
| General HsNlsy, iEJin iAe Army o tLo james,
! and the regiments % REGULARS from thc Army Of
the Potonsc detailed TOR this special duyto sccorJ
" them his thanks aud the thanks OF the country
Tor their promp.ncts, efficiency and cheerful sovd
con luct ~ shear duties, made arduous ~ lhe de
comforts Of . Sea voyage, and confinement OF
! board transports in the most Indictment weather
! Tine shock oil battle would not have ~ much tried
| ter steadness and soldierly qualities lie unite,
| hiscops ratulsticus with thers, that the sw-stsd
| ing character OF the people Of the State u New
York, and the iuiluen,e o. oil good men, rendere-
| all other services Unnecessary. The Quarter Mas
ter AnG Comnissary stAf OF Me Department M tb'
East, rendered every service IN moving an'
eating ior the comfort OF the troops
Nt'of-Gcn. Daniel Pit,erhclj and Brig. -Gen. web'
VINO were de allied IN the City upon other duty
and Brig, General Gordon. sbscnt from bis cun,
m md on sick leave, who volunteered their vsiu
able assistance in devialns, organizing, aud PEI
fccting TIE dispositions Of the troops, by which ia
utmost effectiveness Vas secured without any on
hibi,ion OF force which would alarm the tInid, O
give cause Of cav 70 the Unaffected; special prais
expected from their ability aud patriotism. Eac
can 10 for the cause OF the country" Sever,
other Ulcers are naIu.d for their prompt action
reporting for duty and most efficiently supervisor
the several Districts assigned them and the ord'
| conclLdes as follows:
The Commanding General is grateful for IL
prompt and efficient COOPERATION OF the police
tie C. ) Of New York, always efficient to pIevr'
he peace. save against overwhelming number
The thanks OF the Government are due ~ u
American Telegraph Company, for putting the
Lurs AT the disposal %. tue military authorize
.ud the prompt transmission q! inselligonc
Thanks are given to Mr.. Norman w ard, who TEL
dcrel his steamer, the Augusta, for the moyemcI
Of the troops. ~ command OF
MJjor-Gcu. BUTLER
PrrrEn, Cap'. and A.A.A.G.