, 1865-05-26

AnHutAA CAtEAt1Al4 1Ittl4tQt IH1Eol0 'HiE1
malice toward none, with charity for all, but
firm in The right as God gives US to under
ttand the right"
SPEECH or Ex-srEkKER GROW.
Hon. Luciau 4. Grow, of PHILADELPHIA, who
is here on committee to provide for and see
to the interests of PennsylvanIa soldiers, was
next called. and delivered lengthy and elo-
Guent address. hare seldom listened to 50
charming speech, and certainly the pu1isy
Sweetness Of tone that characterized the ef-
tort deserves more extended notice. give
you but q few sentences.
FEILow-C171zESs- this day belongs the
Republics defenders. We cannot do too
much honor TO these braye men, who have
taken their lives in their hands and gone
forth to shield that Government purchased
by long years Of toll and By rivers OF blood.
aud handed down to us to be preserved and
to be transmitted to our children.
Four years ago the capital of the Repub-
lie, threatened By domestic foes, was almost
depopulated. Her people. driven by feur,
ftd their homes. and I can veil remember
capitol without meeting a single human be-
ing. The Thousands that thrnnE these streets
to-day, coming from the different States Of
The Uul-n, to bring the yotiye Offering Of
grateful hearta to the brave mcn who have
fought and bled in the nations defense, teach
Us that ne arc competent to the task OF de-
Tending ourselves against domestic foes We
have on]y bu. to will 1t and wo ore tnynlner-
able sgainst the world In arms. lLond 'ap-
The existence, my fellow citizens, On the
American continent Of monarchy, or dcs-
free republic, sud this display today hts
secMed to me, as hare co doubt It has to
yon. to say. Ma1inllliar, you M usurping
exotic OF Eutopean monarchy, building
throne IN Distracted Mexico, sheltered only
By troubles Of ours. that Gre happily almost
ended, you may ns we'll box up yonr thronc
and trinkets, and set sail for bone By the
GIst and fastest steamer. Loud checrs.l
We can no more tolerate, my fellow ci1iz .us.
the setting up Of a monarchy In M-Iico, than
We could permit the Wealth-bioated dema-
gogues, who stirred up civil strife At home,
70 erect within our own borders their form
Of Government. Not to detain you longer,
let ug resolve to-nigat to pledge anew our
support to tbAt Government and those fnsti-
tuttons, for pres >1Ting which we owe last-
Ing debt Of gratitude to the brave men We
hare welcomed so enthusiastically to-day.
The speakers reference to the extinct tustt-
tuition Of slavery. pronouncing 1t dead heyoud
any probable hope OF resurrection, ~as loudly
"A short speech from Mr.. E. C. n. Green,
closed the addresses, and the crowd dispersed
after singing few patriotic songs.
letter from Gen. <hefman-fae Come
plnlns Of the War DEPARTING mt.
New YORK, May e5.-The following is the
eunnreesion of lis ofIicInl Yenor.s. alfeady re-
1esred to:
'.Dcar Bowmsn: ~ ''S"''
II am just arrived. All my army will be in
TODAY Ihaye been lost to the world In The
woods for some time. vet, on arriving at lie
settlements, found 1 iia7e made quife stir
among the people st home. and that the
mcst Sinister motlyts have been ascr4,,ed ia IN
me, / have made frequent eotiicfal REPORTS Of
of tfTm nave been rsreft,liT snnnrrsssd
whilst the mast ridiculots t,onsensa has heer,
{ndnstrionslv snyeail ahrnsd fhron~h ali fhe
neEsnners
. We1i yoT, know what ,mnortanee .t4.,b
In snch natters md that harr heen tn
aone fiahtine with rra1 rebels. With mnskrts
In thejT hands. TO he Era-ed !,v nnere nnn.cnm-
hatants no matter how h;e11 thrir c1vi1 1snl
nr stattnn- 7, ia arnr.ing r. nhsc~re hnrx nm,
snd hrare sn7ne men 1,4t9 ms 1rhan III d.uro.
IS rast haea ,sotired ~, arlSs nf hnt;S.
that 1raEe men meyer insu,t tha r,ntnrai
~ ,n,,t;,.te ths deoJ b,,. sa,Ja sl,sa ~
ard iacrnIaa .iTsxs dn 0a .,u,"t "nus nnr
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H. cnrae ,nf II 1tdoes not e11.t w. ~ un,. sIe
ssortta1ir 4 T. f,- atste -aasnns harnn,s ~
rnmnrrttn s}on. II mar t,e 1hnnnhf st-aoIs
that one who has M fame hnt e y sn1dier
should bayg been 10 carefn! to try il res,orn
the civil power Of the Government and tn.
peaceful Jurisdiction Of the Federal Courts,
hut il Is dt{Bcplt to discover In TINT fart any
lust Gauge Of ofttuse to an eul,ehted ana free
people ; but when men choose 10 slaudcr aud
fp}ure Others. they can easily invent the facts
for the purpose wien the proposed victim ls
far away, engaged in public service Of their
own bidding Bnt there is consolation in
knowing that, though truth 1iss In the bot
tom Of well the Yankees have perseFesance
enough TO get to The lotion. !, o. =. Yours truly:
w. I. SHERNAE."
a Ls11ef from Gens warren.
Gen. Wafren puhltshes a letter on the SUBJ
ttct 81 MS removal from Inc command Of the
5th cozrs. ne says ne was removed sfker the
battle OF tlye korks Was escr. aud not IN en-
es n ~ s ~ aaoes aess e uSh oaIGan eca iof
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