New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

lOvo and recognition and to those VINO nave Iuf
their defense. tears OF gratitude and imperisnl"'
OF mothers sisse daush.ei spare the team 70 an would
Who die in such cause 70 cannot call them dead
They live the lips Of men In picture bust and song
And folds them In her heart aud keeps them safe nom
ask you SINCE by the aid Of Almighty God the ruler
Of our armies has achieved such signal
would cherish them without reveDge--cherlsh them
only as proud mementoes Of the triumph Of Right The
war Is at an end That brave and noble chiefain VINO
led our armies to victory In the field prescribed the
terms By which the conquered foo might rest Vested
with full power where BY force ofwsr had super
seded civil law. your chosen general told the fallen
N.Y. Lay down your arms obey the laws and war shall
end-y.ou are nnmolested during good behavior. Do
you ask vengeancei The brave generous Ven.
geance for the best blood Of youth spilled beneath
the fold Of their historic banDer-then bid the DIS
armed foe to live amid the scenes Of desoaton and WOO
wrought by els treason, ~ live with the horrible reco
lection Of thousands Of brave strong loyal men driven
to nskedness hunger. famine. idocy. death BY their
cruel impIisonment Thus 70 1--WE only 70 pre-! Tor
traitors children Of their common country. educated.
trained and nurtured by II. honored with its sword;
bound 10 by manhoods OATH the names OF those shan
with Benedict Arnod-they are punished-let them go.
Rather than the implied faith and honor OF the
nation should be broken better that all escape-the
offended majesty Of the civil law msy deal Justly with
those traitors who. honored With place and power at
& hands of innocent oon6Iing people, used these
gifts for years 10 plant the germs Of treason In tho vain
attempt tn overthrow this Government that Slavery.
desposm and sin might thrive npon its ruinsaddened
hearts and lone hcarthstoDes In our land mourning
our maryred chief aud fallen heroes victims alike OF
such treason ask rather In sorrow than In anger that
who would hereafter force civilized government
upon bayonots. bed rock Of that civilization
where men are no longer free. AL wars are waged
In defense Of which We have drawn the sword let rs
turn 10 reconciliation and the arts OF peace and bold
these glorious war-worn flags a. meIncntoes OF the
III" saved aud sacred honor Of our country. To yo1
who tread the paths OF politics and state the faithful
soldiers " the epabo fresh from the fields Of victory
and fame return 10 Won banners aud bayoneis EN-
blem, Of r'nown and glorios won.
As Jon assume the mighty responsibilities shifed
from the field to the forum, look mt these coors and
give US order aud res-look these and be- grateful
that counry has passed through such an ordeal u
come forth strong. vigorous powerful. even {" gold
purified by fire.
speech which read by Mr.. George Hastings. hi.
priva secretary.
Masio and prolonged melt BY the unfortunate an.
d.enoe d.r,ss an adarss. or Grafton BY the Rev. T. H.
Tits Grafton pronounced TO be very nne by those
who hesrli H.
Mu.ic. THE S,u.spsngied Banner" a short bu'
pishy speech by Gen. sckles and tho bcnedioton b,
the Rev &. ID. W. Bridgcmsn.
A rush ives now made fur the pnrpose OF snatohlns
AZ Gen Grants bssds Le made rapid and perilou'
aight to his carriage. which oEcc safely entered h'
was driven of 20 the mansion Of Coz. Fenion.
The crowd now dispersed. Small boys leh OF thcii
pleasant pppng With dangerous pistols and went int
the business Of The collection OF harpns water-ias
and somc other curious female parsphcrnslia-
Numerous CANNES came on tao socne some ons
said for tie and Inc ladies' may undeutand
thlA.
Altogether II strange that Gen. Grant should
have been brought from such distance 10 exhibit him
self 10 an uncomfortable aadience-Lavo q few fags
carried rapidly mont Of him. and then be driven OF
b. his food Tho meinbcr OF the Young Mems Asso
clat.o5 certainly did all that was In their power But
why wa. an that could have bcen made ono Of
the impressive and most important 10 our States
History turned into poorly arranged exhibition OF
few gallant Generals. Amer the ending OF the affair IN
tie sted grester portion Of the celebrities driven
TO the Northern Central DEPOT where o special train
had been prepared by Mr.. a. Craver, able official
OF the road the train left Albany At o'clock. srris ing
NJ Saratoga at 7, where the Union Hall at this place
was made brilliant by newly arrived stars. CRoQuis.