, 1864-03-10
Observation-Disclosures REGIMENT
Departure from chicago-Addressed
by Adiutant General Fuller.

Tho cc,3 t.-nc spb,,h tho vc,,-aoa of the s,th'
infn'ly Lave been saioy!a ~ viii ae'r frleas, sese
and 1t their homes III this vicinity, since tho 9Th
Of Fctrra5y cane to IN end yeslc:dsy. All the
forenoon the ofseess and men we1e L nea5 enough t
msi5ng arrangements to !cave-thc officers IN writ
ort aeccuntr, ard tho pEi7atee IN eaaAns upon the
etttr soldiers in III: canap-and at two
o,elctE amidst the chee,s Of the gallant feIlowa
49, - saan u - ta1,o,s .ha,, ,hs:rag,nen, m,rchsd
"no atn eoon ~ loaoH usa 10 r,1a...
out Of csmp fs!, four hanora ano n,ne5y @ ss.ons:
ton. IN Washington to Dearborn, then to Lake
snd ,i,e t;,cet ccnt-a1 Denot 14,ey lool<e3 ,x.,,
ao9 tec o.s .snnu oepsA ns' ~ .1.sa VEN
tecn since fdmins, homc. ,narcbci with prond.
sod;crav a,, -,aTs- haaa,,1 In ,,na &sra ~ ~
squ,es ss s.cp nesef nceolos ,as nua ~ aao ram, es
the depot the mco were drawn up into line and the
Iicutcnant Colonel commanding introduced AaIr-
tsnt General Fuller, who addressed them somevhat
as follows:
when / speak tilat numter, i speak one oi which
BY the Governor, Who very much regrets that, u
though In the city, he finds 1t Impossible to BE- pres
ent At yoIr departure IT, t. return You thana Ii The
have shed upon It's name. I well remember the
day, early II Jan4a5y, 1879. when yon left Camp
no e6ust your cousaee IA md cnausancc bnt ha8
elt anxious 10 learn how you would otsnd the drst
Rhock OF battle. How yOu rciofced their heart8
a@phs0 yop sama
ont Of that st1ugele-your name inscribed on VIC
iorys bannsl e 3 cherished With gratitude By the
fhis struer1e went forth to f1rhf And t:,ar r. ~
the battles Which you have :aienatc anc ~ ah.t ~
aIst dEht ycp hsye ri maintained t6s 5ePat.sion iei
nee y9q a. wh NJ but e
sades whom y0n hsve BURIED On 5he 6att,saelds, bs
tcnacresn 4hn hcer+ ~ avn- 1e1sl X as
r. .iii ~ thr w. toa s'eiy aovet u ais
these Of thsnkqne1s .I Wil ial when their bFa1o
oI1r1 Tt 1uu ras .ne1 t .ass - icy l,1
have 1aen,i.te ~ veie+,ns " an a yo9
your thirty daYs' iur1ouch, and you have SEEN hnT
the people have welcomed ard treated you, and
apneal 10 eIefy sStcfan hele. 70 aay you have
1or chS .t has AZ S. @ a1
more than. mcrc rcsncct. Whcn van came homc'
did it not seem ns il the people could not do
enough 70 make sou understand their gratitude,
ana .ha +eaofs t fsc3 yea ,aRpy ano 10 nGl
9tss ;ts 4e iael' efie' Vi soS' seS' "on1 '1e so.
WI, vou haze had ,,ood ts,rc son,o of rou
,a;ar fG r. H. 1n1et .s e s4y e,s npt
@ ~ H. NV tnt aar ho ,Fa. WY
hrna 4he ec4t iiroe Ynr cnmc 1na ith IL norSs
~ XII ~ nrae nhasI.s aa hnna Sav hsva s,so
Yen Tno And nnxT yonr n 5rcr and ~,
srean vonr WIZ: 10 tj,e ss.sr ngafn s.i -.
sred recruits until you lack fnt sixty men Of iii
minimum regiment, and promise You that eycEy
beT; ani IN bcEa of Tie Governor T shat ID jast ' 20
suTc as they arc obtained Just certain ahn Fred
Hur1tnTt wear ihe Ea2les. prolonged cheering BY
the EodferE.1 Yes he shall for be has fought hard
a9S NV SS1 mea 'as take ,sar Of you with feelings
neld, ano which. 4 ~erc not altogether Prooable
,rnl Ie a. r,frc solicitona thsn toac t,sh W.
c.rericuced when You frrt left us. During this
md fhar 81 MI tNa
patriots II the nation VIII & 1s upon you and yo9r
a, ~ ,aIe toncS IA, ap rnnr e
viii Eindlo flGue al nnir;otic foy In cYcry iotnj
bosGm in the land, in the heAtt OF every man true
to his race end LIS Gcd IN Inc world.
General Fuller concluded " cahinG upon Lieut..
Col. Huslbu1t for speech. -
The Colonel easd that every naan in hia regiment
knew that he hed never H1ndc speech In big lie
Nevertheless ho would take this opportunity to
thank tho people Of Chicago and Illinois, in behalf
Of hiE command, for the kindness which they have
everywhere treated the veterans Of tho Fit1y-sey
9nth: AnotneE thlng ns YOU'D tsi, ne people The
dn * raheon anT ~ ion5; 40 tha ah" H.
jne,s, for his men be would saY it. 90 long viii the
regiment rc1nain in the service. We aro fighting
1or youl protection. 1elow.ciize4s said ho, and We
~ ~ et;n1 ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ 1
most dear.
Hearty cheers were given for the Atljutant Cen
cral and Cocne1 by the soldiers, and three cheers
~ tae Welc elseh oy me c1i7ens pfeeeai
ccntrui esre manv OF their rcIatircs rnthers mar
the Window and then fearful. trembling farcgeiis
Werc uItcred~and then lie noble fellows were
rn1ied nwav ta crannie acnin VIII, t,essnm Thcir
irsfinstfo1 il EasGyiitc Tcnncssac 1A
0ee'A-"''oA 40 e'''.s.., -e1.eoeee'
e.--.
Rose AND THE SPREAD EAGLE bAFSER.--
Several days ago, under the caption "a Family
JAR" certain matters connected with thc procure
rnent nf - henncr for 4h,t v.-a ,.h,,t ~ .;.a,,
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LIE AAAAlV14tJ Aux O1SlA 1ust1 kuEu 1VEE