New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
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T. ,o,enA =, r,c,an1 under Cromwell passAd
through Conrts Of Confsrsirni ana YET sheh me hhe
came tn his Own again aiter . ~, " ~ ad
together again IN friendship De'eiuoieto DC dW'Seo'
Is there any Difficulty then IN the Anglo Saxon race 10
mis- land being scain in unity and friendship ard rehce
with them with whom they nave bad tght IL u hot
hroun rl, that those with whom have loncht
bitterly II thev have fought h0no!0biy amer The peht
over tcy are more endcared 10 10 after that helt and
We are The more ready 10 take them by the hand there
for say there viii b. no dioay in the good ne % ne
North and the South coming together again and etng
by zones he bygones and have said that desire tie
! extine1n, hment of the had men. Allow me W say
that / am bonOred by TINS opportunity to tender to
lie citizens 81 NewYOrk, who have come here runs
evening % do honor 10 the Government winch repre-
sent, my most sincere and hearty thanks ana nov al
lOH 20 cay 10 those who have done me tDe h"h'r
g. say that the presence Of tho United states troops
here tended prevent disorder, 20 say that or more
did the Influence Of all good men here all tending m
direction tend 10 prevent disorder and stu trter
the sOenity OF the occasion which the bad men
seemed % feel and from these causes and the certay
Tat 10 bad man could hnd any support or countea.Se
fIom any good man Of any party 10 that we owe VIC
peace of the city. again return you my thanks aud
am heppy 10 bid you God speed on The morrow "hen
leave you for the armies il operation al the irolt
Three times three cheers then heartily given Tor
Major Gen. Butler and in answer to loud calls for
BeecheI."
The Rev. HENRY WARp BrEcnEa mounted chair
and after few humorous remarks SAID he hso peen
delighted to hear what had been said by Maj Gen But.
i. II
ment and ereontiye genius, then he nothing. He
referred tho disappointment aud dependency IN TIE
North during the month Of August. and said II vas
Gods bali to trap fools with and the Chicago ConVen'
ton had fallen mo it acQrdiney. lie then referred N
TIE necessity o: completing The work so vel began by
the complete destruction and abolition Of SHvy ana
said thai that once removed there waTo possible carse
Of enlargement between the two sectsns Of tie cou'
try ard cor ciGded by SAYING:
When have tfied honest prudent. corsiderate
Abraham Laughter and he is tired and uecd An
harm u a
citizen present Wio would decline 20 act for attie
while ss President ofthe United States. The time my
when need genius Of executive ess an1 po"er
OF administration lCrics Butler, Butler Yes sir
he's the man" If there is man II the United states
who hos genius for administration think hat inaI -
Butler. Loud cheers: Good. gocl;" Bravo.'J /
beg you o. understand distinctly that do not nominate
him. {" Yes. yes" Cheers " Butler. IL VIII Dc
proved in good time hat IRE Eee York HraId nominated
him. Loud cheers
There were then loud calls for Mr.. Greeley. who
in the roou but he not responding The reception was
continued At is conclusion General Butler and Sc
lect company Of gentlemen rsrtook Of supper spread
in one of the dining rooms at which a number u
peeches were made, and the festivities kept up III
late hour.
GEN. BUFFERS ORDER or THANKS TO MEN AND
OFFICERS
HnoRs CRY OF NEW. YORK, Nov. Is 1904
general ORDER No. 3-ln taking leave OF
the command which the exgcncies Of The service MSS
thrown upon him IN the state Of AeU-1oii, the MAJOR
General Comm anCuC cannot refrain from tina act OF
nstice due 10 the Prov ri0Hal division under command
Of Brig Gen. Haw,y foia the Army % The Jomcs AMI
the regiments Of regular. from the Army OF the Iut'
mac detailed fer this speci duty, 10 accord 10 them
his thanks and the thanss fl the country ior tLcif
prOmptuCss efficiency and cheerful good conduct II
their duties made Qrduous by tho disconicrE Of sea
voyage and confinement on board transports m TIE most
Indictment weather The shock baIle would not have
much tried heig steadiEtSs aud solGieIly qQAi's
lie mites his conv atoms with theirs nat TIE law
abiding character Of the people u The State ~ New:
Ork and the Influence Of all good mer, rendered al
other services unnecessary. The Q1arisrmasier and
cOrmifsery STAFF Of the Department u the East. r"
dered every service IN moving and oeTng for tSs oo'
font OF the troops.
To the eeltlslen Of Lis staff the Commanding Gen
eIsi gtss no recommendation because they know tAti
thoy do their duty In oil situations.
MAJ. Gen. Duial Buttcrhel1 and Brg. Gen. webb,
who were detailed in the City upon Olser duty, n1d
Brig Ten Gordon absent from bis oOmruaod on sick
leave who NOn' teeied their valuable assistance IN de
vsinG organizing and perieoting the spo-i'"n ol The
troops by whic tie utmost enectl'e chess v secured
without any xhibou of force which would elora thc
tmid give cause OF oav TO the dsaiiectcd special
praise orld b. due il no; that each Gid what be
expected hom E. eli ability aud patriotism. Laoh ask.
ine not What Is assigned ioI me " do but what con
do for The caNe OF the country.
To the several officers hereinafter named respectively
the Commanding General acknowledges us obligations.
although all ~ actual service !or h'lr prompt &C
ton in reporting fT duty. and most r,.ceiiy super
yisny tie several Districts assigned tbeis gting valid
bic aid IN transmitting al informal on Hecessary 10
secure the peace VI the community a1d honor oil the
country.
Colonol.--N Murphy. Barney, W n Barton, Foster,
T. b Wilson Banks's staff. Lieutenani-C oignes--O
Fcrriof Morgan. Ia.lcoEc, J. NJ. Raymond. Majors
A. L. Colqrsut. X. Gdhel, T. OBIlcn. j. W. Payne.
Chls. j. Seymour. Trema.pe, + h. Gray. Porter Cop
lains--f. g.. Burke. A. W. Horcross, N. Do0gheriy
Chas. T. Green, w. l.. Van Wyck, Lewis Mehrmein
He'll, Watson. j. T. Wright q. i. Benlter, NJ. A
Stearns f. NJ. Hendricks 6. Hu.n, G.. u. HlLtead.
l. Grossly Blukss staff l.. l.. Nolunour Lieut.n.
ANTS Il. Morgan j. W. Roberts, +. Powell, A. X
Landow II. Is. LOOMS, o. Machaie JAS. :. King, 4
Van Braudts L. Corgel NJ j. smith, W ]. ii nins IL
G. Adams. Chas He.loe, Lyons J.. u. Elliot Alfred
". Craven, Ralph Ellis.
The Commanding General is grateful FOR me prompt
and efficient cooperation Of the police Of the city OF
NaW.York always efficient 10 preserve tho peace rayo
a,ainst overwhelming numbers
Tie thanks OF the Government are due 20 the Amer
can Telegraph Company for putting thcr limos ut the
disposal Of thC military authorities. end the prompt
transmssioD Of intelligence.
rhanst are given 10 cir. Norman W!frd who ten.
derod his steamer the Augusta for tue movement oil
,be troops. Nv command ~ Mai.-ien. Butler.
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