The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-05

Almighty God the vs,Or Of arms he's achieved such
signal success, that you. win cherish them without
triumph Of right The war u q IN end. That brave
snd noble chisfin who led armies 70 victory In the
might rel vssssd With fu power where war ~ force q
arms had superseded civil law your chosen general told
the the fallen w down your S0 s, me
behavior. Do you ask venseancef The brave arc
ssss for the beat SSCd o. our
Inen bid the disarmed foe 70 live amid the scenes q
desoation and woe wrought BY his treason.to live with
brought 70 nakedness, hunger, famine idiocy and
death BY their cruel imprisonments Thus TO hve only
70 pray for deaths relief from such life The names
OF these traitors Who children OF common country
educated trained and nurtured by It, honored with It's
sword bound to it by manhoOd's oath, the names Of
In infamy with Benedict Arnold They are punished
Let them co. Rather than the implied faith and honor
escape The offended majesty o. the civil law N may deal
justly with these traitors Who honored with place and
power at the hands Of an innocent and conhdng people,
used these gifts for years TO plant the germ Of treason
in the vain attempt TO overthrow the government that
slavery dcspotsm and sin might thrive upon its ruins
saddened hearts and lonely hearthstones In our land
mourning maryred chief buried soldiers victims
alike OF such treason rather In sorrow than In anger
that these should meet with Justice warning TO those
who would hereafter force civil government from the
hands Of free people to rest upon bayones "bed rock
OF that civilization where are no longer free. All
wars are waged for principle or interest Adherng to
the principles defence Of which drew the sword let
Us return 70 reconciliation and peace and these
worn m0mentOS power
will Of the people, the glory Of arms the saved and
sacred honor Of our country To who tread the paths
Of politics and State faithful soldiers the republic
fresh from the field Of victory and fame now restore
banners and bayonets emblems of renown and glores
won AZ you assume the weighty responsibilities shifted
order and rest; look at these and be grateful that
our country has passed through such ordeal to
forth strong, vigorous and powerful even as god Pur
commerce destroyed by foreign aid and comfort fur
nshed with the hope to compass destruction to
for future guidance-or, BETTER tell them that
free and powerful nation conscious of its strength wars
h hea
pathies were and with the people and nation
that strives for freedom eaces all recollection Of the
s0rdd, graspng wrechos that would trade even over
the grave Of liberty say them that did these embems
wreahed with glores tell only Of valor and success in
and they Of
capacity for the greatest freedom They speak OF
%S S CITY, se tha s a
energy and devotion Of patriotic men in civil life and
power who altered never yielded never wavered
fixed This is mans triumph but peoples will and
. nations fame. Unhalowed ambition gains nothing
try and the right before ali else The full measure Of our
success ends not with our ocean-bound limits. Freedom
prize Of manh0od's heart in every Cline brcahes new
life whispers renewed hope and lives for all time This
triumph gives to future ages living monument carved
not in brass stone but perpetuated In the souls OF all
to whom are given mind light is thus that God gives
triumph only to the right Ever reading this in every
living star and line Of these glorious flags let US be con-
tent with the results In the glorious future that lies
before the country, redeemed and strengthened by trial.
you will surely give to these banners hOnorcd place
In your hals-to those who return them TO you, the
warm welcome Of love and recognition-to those who
have fallen in their Defence tears Of gratitude and i'm
pershable fame.
Oh mothers sisters daughters spare the tears you ain
would shed,
Who seem to die in such cause We cannot call them
dead;
They live upon the lips Of men, in picture, bust and
song,
And nature folds them in her heart and keeps them safe
from wrong
Tho General attentivey listened To-, and when he
concluded received the warm CALCULATIONS Of his
auditory
Governor Fenton then delivered appropriate ad-
Dress and followed by Rev. H. Chaplin, the orator
Of the day. who spoke in his usual eloquent and spirited
manner
General sickles was then called upon and responded
amid great enthusiasm.
After the ceremonies concluded, General Grant,
accompanied by General Buttcrdeld and others, pro-
ceeded to the Governors residence and partook Of .
sumptuous repast.
TIL, Lieutenant General to leave Albany last night
for Washington. He did not 60 TO Saratoga