New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-28


eighty the first duty of the American citizen. teachs
us also the lesson which early learn and forget
Of bride regard and affection for pective States
While then. with your gallant officers and brave men
YOU follow tho dag II our country and defend IL with
your lives this standard viii remind you whether in
canp on the march, tho battlefield Of your c.in
nection with NewYork and Of the Dasscs Of her oit
sens who bid you an areetionate farewell
Remember Colonel and let every officer and man IN
Your regiment remember that when TIE story Of your
prowoss Is told by the daily press or On the page G" .s
tory, this metropolis will share yor III Ian h and the
Already hes New YORK. a record in This war Of which
her children may ven be proud eyen while tie! oorn
her heroic dead-lIlsworh. Corcoran. look Caapin'
Smith, pIeissncr Sheriff. Cowes, aud al the uaDarl
befed heroes vino hare fallen IN the nations cause.
We offer TO you. Colonel this banner In Its mesh
slken beauty the emblem OF constellation thaf IL ior
the moment dim and Of Union that seems sonevna,
shaken Bring Il TO aglin-,nttcred. it may be and
stained with the hfo-blOOd 81 yoar brave soldiers
but bring 1t. tia cmblom Ct nationality nnbroxen Of
soysSssEt uDHraissd Of ,; ;sTFeTI Gnos tss
which though the stripes will have vanished. no ssaf
sial be missing
Col. siluan replied briefly and to TIE poin.',
SR The soldiers Of the 10th Regiment thank ron for
your good words and kind wishes, ard can esk only
tLet We may realize your highest hoies VI VI.
What you Lave said Of tie men believe. Is GODS
truth ard il will be tie proudoet dny Of my life wh.n
can chow their battle line TO the traitor foe and tel
she; There they that huut for fugitive slaves, t
them each find bis man.
Tor myself feel that what man has been u nothing
20 whit ne yet may be. and by the latter w strive "
merit the honor 80 heeped UPON me here to-day.
Fair ladies. cannot to4i you how dear 10 vs. VIII 10
thi0 banner the gift Of Ioya worncn OF TIE Ncrth We
love n ohiehy for its and costly beauty but for
what beyond I'll price and more glorious than beauty
Ii s the emblem VI faith IN III OF this ilfe which 10
w0Ith living for. IT is to us the symbol OF redemption
frOm bon dage differing rom that which Is eternal only
ia discharge by doet, anl as Christians ioss tho cross
20 we love cur oJuntrys fag.
We thank you for yoer generous gilt and as soldiers
we have sworn 10 love- homer and defend 1t Siui our
lves
After the reply of Col sn.laan, Vincent GOLFER esq.
The General superintendent forward with bean
tifnl bae silk banner. trismed With gold on which
wore scribed tho words Unconditional aud
on behalf Of tho following named Bensvo.ont socictcs
Of coored men OF the City Of NewyoIk. which were to
have acted % an escort on Saturday had not the sto
prevented n Jew lef and eloquent wo:'s wished the
soldiers a God speed. Mr.. Coyer thea presented
through the Chaplain, q handsome satin rosette ard
badge. with Tire words Unconditional Loyalty TO God
end our CountryTo the Soldiers Of tho goth United
States Colored Troops-lrom their Friehds.'
Tie following is the liz, Of the BeneSoleut Societies
contributing:
African Civilization socie.y 90 men; Frosdnsns Aid So
cicy ~ men stewart Benevolent Association &c nn; Chez
hu teal Club, 90 men CoachnaLs aeeisty 10 zen
ropohun Union Lessue Cub 50 Shore Cadets. l1o
anniol benevolent Association It's African Secisiy
ceane.sioa iroa, BrOosyn (sil. wIl.. 20 Total
Ia men.
Tue presentation scene was truly grand and imposing
The wharyss and nsgboring vessels were peopod With
spectators. On the decks u the Warrior were nun
Der Of elegantly dressed ladies' several members cf tie
Loyal Union Cub the tall symmetrical form OF ths gal
l. Colonel tho black and cor,sly Chaplain and tho
whole regiment Of stalwart negro soldiera
The yoicc Of Mr. Jay rang out clear and fun upon tho
sc hbath siy ard the FREQ winds waved <he ooois
wLe an unclouded sky crowned the picture.
After tie ceremonies substantial collation. vas fur.
nishcd 70 the men.
The regiment numbers fun thousand rank sad file
They fine looking set OF mem physically. we think
they are superior 20 TIE srth Coored Regiment which
left three weeks siacs They made hnc appearance
ard In good spirits though quite disappointed that
they couId not parade through New.York. Tho reyi.
ment has been asst ;He1 TO Gen BrrasdcJ Corps and
goes 10 Annapolis. Tho following "a roster Of the
officers:
Colonel william sillmsn, Lisutsnsnt-Cclcnel ". B.
"hittAEer Aeutan, Charles H. Haiii.on osssern..:sr
Austin w. Aivord; Chaplain, X. T. Rsndoph
YEglfnd H. t. ssilsbury w. w. Traesy, Edwin P. Dye,
Joseph T. Ewell, Henry Hayes, Aionro b. Wh;suay. -
Huldekoper.
Flint Observation-Disclosures Davenport. Robert A.sn 81
veste Sopei c. H. RobbiIs Jslne, p s?rasu- AsEvn e
Mcdonald Ruins Johnson d. Allen Sergeant Frsnshn h.
second L.eatonants-Busu A. Mann, Andrew r. Hart,
A. A. Van CALLER, Eugene L. Barnes, Eery L. Hisr J. II.
WaTous A. r. Van Ssnsvord James C. spr. John IL s~-ss
farscr.
From 200 to 800 men arc already enlisted for the third
first Regiment United States Cclored troops.