New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09
The s.donts then sang "Ths Star spsnsed Flag OF she
Free IN excellent style The lines
And the emblem OF right
Is the Star spsngled Flag Of the Free,
were given With much spirit and loudly applarded


For herald Of might
And the emblem Of hight
were GIVEN Nth sIi s much spirit and loudly apparded
ADDRESS OF MAJ0B-jEN. HOWARD. 20,
sorGen HOWARD then introduced and enthanss u
ca eheered He said During the var ana saS not being
able 10 return field according to the edyce OF Pn!
Clans for month"; went through the state taking 70 'oo
people and the State for volunteers uged on
the people the spirit Christian duty we
s ssen 90 The Subject Of war
an man ympathzed with Christian men, and had prayed
wn before mg before God you
forth and do at this crisis or VII you retire
from cS ns pcsSSn y OF to ''' DO what could for my
country. IApplouse.l And 1t was In TINS spaai'
Ss Trssd .ps RiSRs but as duty
Of the State wanted me 20 70 ss IT,
name Howto see what could do thOre The Of the
town quite large but there had not up to mat time oeen
aa nss I to the leading adm
consent to preside at Union meeting And told those peo
Christian duty that they should make sacrifice; that il
was as much our daily to shed blood to preserve
. ss ,t Tsn aa'
wel before week had passed, II was teieg,apae,a
and such was the received from most OF the towns IN
the state That the time when people were gloomy oe
hat W. were ashing against God and against truth
Haven't you enough they sad referring to he s'ass
sorrd they cried but yet found that when we went
among them with cheerful face and talked to them OF gu,
the heart Of the people really and that the people had
come to determination to succeed IN the
when we told them this and that the soldiers VINO iousht
would honored much day the Old heroes OF te
Revolution then-we found them ready 10 make he
sacrifice demanded Of them. Applause Wel my lrhus
we have had terrible 100000 men lie dead neneatn ne
battlefield others going about 10 deformy, wthou. ee
and without arms Some broken down In body ana others
are dpirted because Of the injuries they have received
These things al remind OF what have sunerd ou
have We gainedi Why We have gained our country
applause unless should sacrifice 1t ioonshy how
and we only do that by placing exedeney 10 he
right fApplause Why it has been exRedency
erpedency any time 20 years Expediency mas Deen
The Unop This was the cry but many cried only ior he
sake and thank God that this Society dd TAKE
the stand spoken o. and did maintain 1t alone: lCneers
And glad the proportions made and generp1uss
responded the reunion OF the two societies on the
cal principles of Right Applause Tbs ana the o'ner
and ali benevolent societies should go handn hand now io
we must not lose tho fruits OF the victory we have gained
Now il the tiae fof sacrifice During tie war every
body was willing 10 give something Dls Vie
shirt OF sacrifice must not end now. Now that
tic clash OF arms has ceased the clash OF pflncRes
has commenced and is not yet that We are united nso.
with people, and one purpose New YORK hds not H.
come to Boston has yet come TO that none o u
large cities Of the for the conflict OF principles rs
10 20 to the Of the matter and TO educate the
masses OF the people II they do not do this We sha a IN
our demonstrations II they forget the education OF Tue pco
white. and the poor blacks shall fail 10 secure the a o
our victory Gen Howard then spoke OF the great good aone
nv the Tract Society and concluded with an earnest appear
| for q continuance Of It's work.
| The celebration closed with the Doyoogy.