The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-17
BUNKER HILL.
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fnar war over, reconciliation, peace ana fraternity
are ne words when bear next our hearts. There
is no higher duty which patriotism lnvokes US TO
perform tnan 10 act toward each other as friends
ana brethren IN the advancement or TIE cause
Tor wnlcn our fathers sned their blood. say 10
you that 1t may 90 RON the mountains 70 the sea
shore from the great lakes 20 the Cur tnat south
Carolina. and Massachusetts to-day hencefortn
aud forever, will De one ana lnsepaTaDle TOT the
ssneers1 You nave well said Mr.. Adams, spring
ing as you DO from those VINO nave made the
name OF TINS country lllustrous, that the present
II NOT mere hollow truce. We want to oe one IN
heart, In name and In nope, ana regard MN as an
attempt TO disturb tnat peace reconciliation
ana fraternity winch Is the pulwark and
me soIe bnlwark OF the country; and now, MIR.
chairman permit me, in concluding. 10 say that
our hearts nave been deeply touched by the mani
Iestauons o. courtesy ana hinaness when nave
shores until the present time. We accept TINS
treatment IN the spirit 10 which y Is rendered,
stored UNITY, a happy land
At the conclusion OF this address the band
uayed ..Dixten and after the Ola Guard had been
photographed the organizations Went TO the
aImory OF the Boston Light Infantry, where
An INTERESTING RELIC.
Later In the afternoon the members OF the
Charleston company took a carriage drive through
the suburbs, including visit 10 Harvard College.
TOE Charleston company mas with tnem dag
which is q most interesting relic OF the Revolu-
ton rms relic Is called the Nag OF Eutaw, which
was present ed IN 1927 by the widow or the heroic
Colonel william Washington, OF the Revolutionary
Army, who, wishing 70 assign the battle nag or
her husbands famous cavalry troop % one o. the
Washington Light Infantry rms nag was borne
by Colonel Wasnington's command through the
thckest OF the lgat III Inc Dad,ies sor o.
Ina. Now nearly century old, IL Is believed
10 the only one or Revolutionary date, IN pos
session OF military company. IL Is sinai
square piece OF crimson damask satin. with
laurel bud woven IN ne centre, anu Is worn ana
faded but is dearly cherished by these soldiers.
The venerable lady made a formal presentation
of this banner TO tue company nom ne steps OF
Der ancient mansion, Oh south Bay street, ia
Charleston, ana the incident was q notable one ut
lie time interesting story II told OF the origin
Of the nag OF Eutaw. 10 - SAID that when Colonel
washington was galloplng wltA his troops TO the
battle deld he matted for an instant at the house
ii planter The beautiful daughter OF the
planter noticing tnat the regiment nad no coors,
ran INTO her noudolr. and ri ping the rich dam
ass back from one OF those gIear, oId-iashi0ned
chairs winch the Weather coonlsts were accus-
TONED 10 import from Europe, speedily fashioned
n with her dainty fingers into an ensign, wnicn
the patriots proudly bore into the combat. Colo
mel Washington returned the compliment by gong
hack alter the war and marrying the lair donor.
Tnls ancient nag will be carried In procession
In Boston on the l7th inst, and thus form a new
Ink between the Revolutionary battle nelds OF
Massachusetts, and south Carolina
NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION.
TIE New England Association vii. have one
hundred and ty me mDers in line on the nth, one
hundred OF whom VIII arrive tonight. During
their star they WIN make the commonwealth DO
ARRIVAL OF TUE PENNsyLvANIANs.
The Second Pennsylvania REGIMENT, Lieutenant
dence depot az twenty-five minutes OF two
this afternoon. IL was understood that
morrow morning. consequently there
formal reception at the depot As the regiment
passed down Boylston street the members OF the
Filth Maryland gave them cheer upon cpeer as
they recognized the old Second and that battered
nag. Notwithstanding the want 81 notce tue
gtreets through whlcl the regiment passed were
GRO ded VITA spectators who were Enthusiastic IN
tnerr demonstrators. Inc marcn up Beacon
Itreet, passing the state House, was magnificent,
and 80 the marcn up state street. Tue sec
Dnd Is the old corps 81 Philadelphia, and Justly
proud o. It's past record through tines o. peace
and times Of war. When the country demanded
The services Of her best men the blue n.ood OF
Philadelphia was ready 10 be spilled, ana IL was;
and the colors the regiment brings 10 Boston tell
the best story OF what their lauen comrades did
In tue times that tired mems souls. IL Is one or
the finest drilled reg ments that ever appeared IN
Boston. IL gives 10 our Grand Centennial $50
ElronQ or The best men oi Philadelphia. Tue regi-
mental band numbers forty one pieces and the
arum corps. Tne regiment quarters az the
rooms or the Young Mems Christian Association.
THE NORFOLK BLUES.
The Norfolk Light Artillery tBlues) arrived az
Central wharf ~ the steamship william Law Law.
hours before the time az winch tnes we're eX-
pecied 70 land Inc company i omcerea A. oe-
Iow:-Captaln j. w. Gilmore, f1rst Lieutenant ,.
Hodges, Second Lieutenant X. =. Vaughan. fnird
Lieutenant II. y. Moore. The men NUMBER sixty
niags and plumes. Iney lelt Norfolk on Monday
afternoon, al naf-past four o'eecs. ana had
Emootb water during the whole passage. Tne rev.
enue cutter Hamllu. with MAJOR Dexter IL. Foilett
and STAN accompanied by the Woonsocket Band,
and the band played Aud Lang SyDen
and other melodies. on ARRIVAL a. me wharf,
s,.sTne,s ia NOT ana RE crowd gave vent IN
saars naf,nass three o,clock barterteg A and
paDa sne gamar.d0e s.ifv guartl Caotaln Eeel er.
rsce,yed sha pines Al me wharf and the
$500 80 rnrouoh -tate Waantng-on
s~bnai ard ptaron streets 10 the Common
1900 pIs ExcelIeucV t;overner CASTOR re-
r,a,.a, 10 co-,T9,ns IL me eouclusfon or the
.arSa,. 80 ,r,esf. we're escorted Ia Inc I,ovdoin
it,rs vw-e-s rnev viii anarter durino fne,r STAY
arn1r, 80 1ssgtugntsned ventIemen wirn me
,, anaoas Uato~ g.neraf EltSnngn Zee rolonel ~
D 4 S.erss NJ TER Tavior ana Iaior Wlilara ~
yosfer
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-r,o p,or,i.,,d caslers Cantain 81 III WInsloy one
A. ,n. rrac, cores of Name arrived thus afternoon
:. NJ .ta.r t,ii.ttroaa fnwtpg an noara the
49,, srai, fron AuUusta wnlch reached Boston
s.-,~ 80, 99tnrres nast TWO Drlnvinv besdeg
go ,,,,ittsrv v'Sftor. t,oyernor Dtngles 81 Maine
$50 ...T -ana Major Roswell NJ glcb.rdsOn "a
a.. a. go y.as Recommended ~ 4 delegation
=, ,,re,,r,.ept rtft1sus 81 tnat civ The cadets
- =, 80 dresseo ia ! neat gray ana red uniform
49,, 80 stavt rGtv men III uue were accompa-
an1 ~. "sss....,fits~ss sras. hand ~ pnrrlaaa