, 1864-04-13
THE SCOTCH REGIMENT,
Magnificent Reception by The Board of Trade
Speeches by IBrisadier Generals
Willie and 0rme, Adjutant
Gea Fulfer and
Col. Cameron.

In aeocrdance with the resolution offered by Col
]. u. Tucker, on Change, on Tuesday last, Of
which copy was given in the TRIBUNE Of yes-
terta5, formsl'receptiou WAS given by the Board
OF Trade, At the rooms OF that body yesterday At.
te noon. to the gallant 6sth Illinois, About half
past one, the bronzed and weatherbeatcn heroes,
under arms, and headed bY Vaas &; Deans Band,
lied into the han amid loud and prolonged ap-
pause, and when the rezimental flags, rsddled with
bullets, were brought to view, the cheers shook
the very walls Of the builo1ug. While tho band
Played the "Campbe1ls arc Coming" Colonel John
l. Hancock advanced to the ch1ir, accompanied
By Adjutant General Fuller, Br13adler Generals
White and ormc and Colonel Cameron, and said:
Gcnt]emen, the noble G5th Is among us; It has
again returning to the field Of itz io1rncs opera
ttous, where IT covered ITS name With glory, /
take pleasure in Introducing BHgadier Genera!
White, who will deliver the address OF welcome.
General White then stepped forward amid loud
applause, and said 1t was bis sinty to be here BE-
sanss Re ,ook delight IN honoEinc bsaye men and
because be took pleasure in welcoming his old com
maud IN aiMe. He knew many Of them before
they took up arms IN the service Or their country
s i 9ad served With VT them h in kentncy, Virgins.
ever went out Of Illinois, {Appfaane,) II EAT
Tennessee they lived on one quarter ratfons. They
for S. et 1
al long as the ,wnf lasts. {Cheers.) lie was lid
to see the men here In regard to the length OF
people should be taught to say that they viii dsht
It out until an honorable peace DO obtained. lei
all present understand that the. government Is 60
ins.o prosecute the var until ID honorablc pea:e
On behalf Of The people Of Chicago, he rendered
'hs% 'es ,|r RneSle 'Sle fAppn;e
The General said that three sleepless nights had
deprived him Of any Wish to make speech. He
To.ld Hs9 L. ask The boys hey e1sf met rrsiuent
give the boys the sigma. word that would admit
them into any society 'Iltinola rolunteers" On
behalf Of the state, BIC welcomed them. The speak.
er herc dwelt 1t length the organization Of this
regiment in 1s61 and asserted that no better rcgI
mcnt ever 1en illinois. (Lona cheers~] He then
a tn q the IN Ten
East Tennessee, whom this regiment went to pso
tect, have borne sues1nss, triss and dep1irattods
and tie Citizens II os ahoaa wseoe o. he
tSSsninE tS yclunteeff: The .@ men now LEFT ont o'
1n s Tse hs Es1. sS In tbe ens bas
gone through. Let the people take COURAGE. mo-
Eentous achisvements .re on the ere Of tsking
the amy stauds in waiting. and the fusloughed
regiments are ready to 20 before the:r laroa+:hs
have expired, to aid in 1be great work: Wherever
loyal men as they now zee before lhem--and when
they 20 back TO the neld, the only. thing Illinois
will aek oi item, is never to lover The flag, which
lody felt happy 10 sec the reg:,aest The speaker
a1au welcomed the regiment on behalf lfof the State
Ihe Chair then introduced Brtsadier General
c1me, who was deceived with loud cheers. He
said that, being an invalid, he would not make
much Of speech. He came here to gather fresh
inspiration from that subject which is eres upper
all tske great courage in the caase Of our conn
try. Let 1s remember that when doubt crept into
the ias 81 a. lG{a men through the North It
listed to put down the rebellion. Unless the loyal
People will un1te and determine thst the rebellion
eh.ll tt rrt down, they will not be worthy Of vel
hRrE thH rffuY1fnR fn1ufrF1 The Atnr
here raid graceful tribute to tue eallantrJ OF tho
Csth Illinois and its brave Colonel Cameron.
applause. After the enthusiasm had subalded, the
Colonel returned thanks on behalf. OF himself and
the regiment, for their magnificent reception Il
nny1h:pg be needed to encourage the soldier in
The people Of Chicago send then, md ihe seicaaie
q pa arn
| arduous achievements Of the war. The regiment
and frequently met the enemy, all OF which they
did manfully. The regiment has come home, bat
not to stsy, and ont Of 60o men 4c9 have reentlst
ed: This vas their own choics. There IS but one
discrimination 1n'the' army Of the United States,
| that il, that the Union viii be sa1ed- There never
eeta at stake require their cenetmcnt and II the
warbe not ended in three year,, the Scotch resi-
msn. vii ss ssan enlist Ths boys sEe for psase
| with Gtp. Grant 1t its head, that the time will
| soon cone, when the rebellion will be put down,
and the Union again rcstored. The speaker con.
ciuded By thanking the Board Of trade 10. their
magnificent reception.
Three cheers were then given for Gen. White, the
Board Of Trade ard Col. Cameron. with Which tne
ceremonies concluded, anu the meeting adjourned
CIRCUIT COURT or CooK CoUNTY.-The
following cases for trial In the Circuit Court of
Cook county this day "wednesday:
No. II. Grapgcr rs Ntlwnrd.
No. i. 0ldenst1dt v3 Heory Case ct nj,
No. 13. George D. Boomer ct ii ye S. D. Smith
ttaL
No. u. BRIDGET Riley, .dministratrx, ve Illinois
Central Il Il Co.
No. Is. Wr. Parry va Cyrus Kceler.