, 1865-06-10
GENERAL SHERMAN.
II the F4ir--netepl!en on 'Cbssge.--ad-
dress Ct Neleemc---Eeply Of the ctnc~
ra.---0lter Incidents.

Et1e;al S}cTmtn was yesterday l1onized even
uorc c1uns:vc1y than on the previous daf. Al
eleven o'clock IN acceptance o! an invltI1ou e1-
trrded previously by Judge bFsdwsll. ne entered
Br3nn Hatl, where he met With hearty reception
and welcome from ., present; H. ~: ess;sSed
cody VI phfoeoph1ca.sy As y his y ~. ue ~=s
much interested nnc pleased with the aEEsnEt-
mcDt md dispsay o. aIflc!cs N NJ. aepsftSens u
o: ihe Photographic OF hipateaf--hg witt.
frc Eis pere 0n the bottom OF all The pictures
there ware 81 Lis IN ,he ball. A1tes issvsaE M
incd thc ar,e aId trophies and srt e1lIery, but wa
nct allowed time to lock ut each eruele xotnur.J
q he IVES fhuEt,y before twelve compelled g taks
biz departure to dlt an engagement At the Haasc
OF Trade Iooa!.
The Committee appo!utzd to escort the General
e hs ,eom % Z he ou f aud ben
pfoee.dsd in body to wait upon han MeanNhns
Z latrc kne eEthus1sEtle asreHSlage hsd gathered
tsps z Re IS covered snd widow aed, md each
suusre gS ;neh % Of ssaadfng room occupied. When
Cereal Sherman entered the hall he was secetred
mo: NJ B. a15, s*R e. u
~ need hat v. r. Cooihsush Esq, would for
mx:ly welcome General Sherman ~ tatfs n'dst.
TIE WELCOME.
Ar. coolhspga sposn = T. tolios1: ,r,x A..
vulved rpun me- q, welcoming Jou ~ Mh.'' oI
tie 1:osra Of 1ratc, Of th4 ei., .! Chis.so, to
th!z La.l- Nc have 20 wards. tenrfal, 70 e1pte.a
fht cttp {oy that Et.s ttla henEta o. alt "f us In
meeunr you In our 1o,d't. and febold.ng yyo
{a.u 10 fses, In you, Htrt re rtcosnze Lbs !nvin.
css whn leo 10 fn, nraS1 a sealeLs .na rs
mxp, q sletc, and in marches that haye 10 pat;ls
III IN l'ah y. You bare won anp',lsa,,
ls henet.; Y%uF ,,.s.ns, is@s !" or .{eIy part
t!,,z-n il ,be Kepatl!c, tehfcrs1 thst r:or.ou:
EepuL1ic, which hss ronr through bapusm Of
az md blooa eucA ss the wtF'd h'a ncser seen,
fr.n ,,,.tay IL Ill the gory at redeemed tegc,,-
rIdca IL d dixenshra'ira million lchcersi With the
ol1 Dag OF int eouhtry 1outing urcf eseI7 foot 0!
ne I'D lsk rtr ~ cts In every land aud on eTery
~ over he e.fth; [Appaase-J In or rat.
tra. 70 ,he blsse def. ntei. whoHe hesu!e caoEts
,n Norib. nor E,.t, nor S7est, but as csd.
u,ide wleD we remember, shIs fsct th.t tae two
sssa1 IND unSaSs,srs tossat aad ,adom1tabie
snc!ricf htvo overcome sll o0.t,tlss. hayc ever
cnme cvaty foe, hsvc overcome the fthe:llon, w IN
| vert and sTe cllzcna With ", ol the great NORM
nest A. reurerentattrsa Of the t.aae nd commerce
Of thus promo CITY Of cnirago, we Greet YEA. Gan'
sonns-a Welcome not only ef our lips. Int = vel
| come with our lapdt: AMI our he,5la 1T n thsm.
| Fellow ciuxtnl Of The Board OF Tra e. allow ae
Sherman.
| GENERAL EHEhNAs.
The General, on mouDttnS the p1aIoro. was re-
cttved With tutbusta:tic applause. Alter y bat
Imrppce.1h1c I'm 10 take IN cxscs report. a. aa unss1
nsh c1uFd Of outsiders appropriated the 1epor
! tes.s table AID c,iirt u their o'vu use:
3eara sgn. ~hcn eoae troops reported 10 me a~ll
Down in nlss:sasppi, With Ihe uaue OF the 'goirt
of Trade q ct'e1Eo:" q eonrss | woedess, r.,
| shAr. II Nrph httr,I ftut | 1H mt fAA WbY Inc
Dcard Of .rrsde shonld not hare hand In an wei
o. o1b.r orcs. They sent sone troops 10 tn an,
now. to-dty. Thrre were batteries there
81 ia. 6 niat'n,F r,a2 H.
1ssrr gocd, strong, eta1eart men; they were me-
| Of :he Scrthwe4t. SUPPOSE the Doard OF Trade
nrahlt 10 60 In peraon hid perfect right to sen
tire had never heard Of 5nu, or known aGy thin
: u Cn,chso-one Of The most prosperous cities G
teu1 Sss oy,e s5s
: | the .eldcr. iChoc!s.l Therefore fe'i shas
: 70. i w. hret h4nkcv IN this W. stefn eouutt!
q next m nct,ng officer Of troops 5ou ecrt me
y guide. in the comm cuuss Of our country
Il hare bad hsr0ly ilme to look n3u1t your cit
q bnt h.ve hccn oar strrets filed w1ta men At
i wu1ntn and children. l rec lszae hou:ea al
sto1ts. ! tce here mlss Il thfps-l Jon's kno
n cannot hu, wonder TO see all this away out here,
4 thonshnd miles fror1 the eceaH. see + tie cent
7 Of cnu u,esce md II the continent, Tint CONNER
II which 3orms connecting Ink between eve
:. osicr country ana ourr.lye., and wh,:h COVER
u the wprld. Rome olcs governed the woslt
y commerce, End Enelsnd does to oay-a l!t1
is1and whcre thty make a,a mstches-ss. E1Gisna
e Money. }.Cuees Ect."] Go abroad. 70 into ri
+ psrt ii the Garth aKd ,ou will not havc reason
ct Esst,sRd IT, sni sswaf, saa isss
le AIuertcsls: ne have touttry Of o