New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-26
The C.reat D.eyie4v.

The Great Eeyie.v.
From Cur spec.I Cones. onieo,
NAsrrEDroN. Wednesday ,yclin.. Niy b. lsC5.
Tho gInnd Yeview j. over. lie two days oi
lessryca apolheo. q tie tw great # Ito P'-
rah. have come AID gone. n.i 5000 veterlns have
been a, ewcd not mCrc.y by Grant AID Sherman end
Meade bit Ly the people. the eiaielGl millions. Yonr
ri a.n ,pondenis nave READY given yon ~ t'e.
graph tho tory Of the Da,elle in segri columns The
L.lll. Il the mu.trls. and the namos u oomaandi
officers nom iaose Of corps TO those Of regiment l
si. only odd Jew observations. iociscus AID t.eel'
.cci.on..
To,.yilaul looking or. icrbaps tie moot emaring
tt.ng was tic nulIeI4 ttit mIcbed by. Unused to
rr're., yslt soYen hon. on yestfriay ond seven
Lrr,st.L,y. wifi. tho meL With sebe.s md tle men
viii btgonct ia q Jse CIDER nd NJ bi So p1c' marched
pas nnd -'.il I've wonder "a where ell the ld.Ti
came from And yet only uarer II tie ioys .or.ea
nov rnder arms Va the countir were 81 = ny them ="
ihe done sgin long coiI'lls, were tue g. Arrest
wonder because they VI dense aud swit end long.
The re.t wonder vac th4' tie soldiers seem So
,.. cxc..ci. I1cy tramped aols VITA certain easy
.nt.E. everybody uOneha!ircc hat vas tie p 4ce
ton of TIE nN oirirayi. They scarcely lookt'. 10
ar l.f nal aAg uide and ,Xu.'ai.oA they cid s'"N
was grin and hIonzei ss ,l.cir aees aud tloir mi
f.ms. There were, hov yer. slm" exceptions. NLth
aflout az Hrua lor Massachusetts" would he ll'sal
v ,rur II Bay Stale spec tat,r-. or m enthusiastic
Sucker would ca for AID get rousing cheers ior H.
nois as 10 ro uts frum teiI respective states po7Scc
hv then 1. o. rank nnd fe would ook eagerly 10 where
~, siout came ii0i1, aud each mems iace ~
though lop.1g to sec iHmi.cr ono Agai1' Wbcn
Colonel ca passing ttc mein pavilion won1
ask Tor cheers tie President md Cen 1iah'' the
imler uT3abo fec, ouid become transfgused iho wd
uisnGtion AID pride. ard cid rusty caps Siasped -!
taany lands ard swung hi-h by brapny arm, would
circle In the AZ vic lungs made str5ng h. yolgs In
uelelasd tlroats farn.ar win DE wheop .: the
char.e AID tie cheer Cd victory wdl.l sead ~ a
moi HE TIA. of;lc many WI Of nary a~ssearas
Ind SCI, not one IN fay vuud lis escsto So tue
faces OF those tLcy were cheering. Whe'loF the seem
lag way: II curo.y was t-c result Of dix plo whic,
commanded "eyes % tie lro.t al. or whctAcr't =
really did not ign % aprcar bee cnlous. can't
There neyer was perfectly Apply set q: mel n
those IL the mnn pa,i!lon-the President and Cabinet
ecu Giant and tie two other distinguished
oaeers. Not that they griurrd and bowed In ,efep-
probateness ior :hcrc rot bit OF hat. IL was nj
, sefcomplaooncy but sort 4 calm Quet n settled
.oaoc ard sra tude seemed TO Iorsade them al When
the crowd would surge up 20 the stand II any brief in
teNai f. the procession aGd demand sisht u their
flyor,cs tie PgcsleutaoGli rise and bow peatedy
but say never a word Grant when called for would but
rise FOR an instant with lifted Lat ard his face told
anv story at al il was Of shyaess ard surprise
10 the stranger in Washington who had never seen
,he mcn ON that stand. IT was Well worth while tire
rushing up tie Of division or Ups passed The
buried gl,rce and he scamrer back when the head CT
The next column approached. There were the Preii'
dent ana Cabinet Sherman, Meade. Han Ock Howard
Socun Logan. Hunter, Humphreys C-ster ard ~
others Only les hmous--f collection OF Hes that viii
pass into b story among the giants.
Yesterday The i,yosites among the OIL ors who rcde
Us weIo clearly Merritt Castor. Humphreys, Griffin
and ,li.s. Custer is the Bturat If tie wa-, Euu.
pLsoys OF soTtiy succeeded To he uall II Han.
CO., Is O'd CDrps uhe S0cOLd). and GtlB TO WerTeus
tl. i1l) u should not and Goos no, d,tFect from
the Inter that tue men raised cheer a'Or cheer foT
Warren than whom tn officer never more iloil,sd
10y lis soldiers II mny not be Inappropriate TO Say here
that H. understood that Warren stands ;iay entirely
ex,nogaea from ally nult on Tho day that DO vas ge
ieycd frcn l.s corps 10y sheridan. and that ie aud
Sheridan oIe tie best Z. .inrls. Tie statement
is confirmed by ems L.. .,sis men. 70 an in
uoItant command To the Wes,
To-day the heroes have bon Slereen. Logan SO
cum and Goary. Howard bul4s talcn charge OF the
Freedmens Bureau. aud yielded the Army " the Ten
nesseo did not ride With the troops; but overyb
asked for him, and an ovation was waiHs foI this
armed hero.
Nou kiow before the var Logan was an ot.fal Demo-
cgst aEd In his speeches actual committed himself
against COERCION" But when nior WAS fred upon,
and his political chief. Douglas. wheeled about aud
pronounced for coercion. thcn he too began to recon
sder |. is said tia. be wrote 10 Douglas to know what
70 DO md that tie latter replied. Eaise regiment
John" Logan Gid so. and commissioned Colonel
hyen CID political autagcn.5., Coy. Yates During The
aiet ycrr Of tho war be NAMED very much Of a
Dcmocrai-iorsht fr the Union with Slavery.
lie dates his Abolltonism from tho day he
entered somc Southern VI think II was
Nashyl c--ani found 10 yo,colne except nom
tie necloes. Last Tall lis vii, be, span OF mules
with Con Singleton that her husband would vote for
Lincoln-and won them. few weeks before the cleo
ton he was given leave 81 absence ard announced that
no would speak but DESTROYS VI getting ut his old 10
htcal assoeiates refused TO say upon which side he
would speak, He got tremendous audience and pro-
nounccd Cor Limo DIN; and then spoke twice each day
gill election As the direct result, the political revou
ton in Southern Illinois the most remarkable thing
in the last campaign.
Yesterday the beat horse In The line was CIstcr "