New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
REVIEWED BY GOV. BLACK.
A PARADE OF NINE THOUSAND MEN ON
THE HEMPsTEAD PLAINS CAMP
GROUND.
THE sEvENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT LED THE MARCH
APPLAUSE FOR THE REGULARS AND FOR
THE NEW RECRUITs-sEMI- CENTENNIAL
INT LED THE MARCH
OF THE sIxTY-FIFTH REGIMENT.

OF THE SIXTY-FlFTH KEGIMENl'
For fifty minutes yesterday afternoon Governor
Black and his staff stood on the field at Hampstead
Plains and watched nine thousand of the Empire
States volunteers march by in parade Those VINO
saw the line agreed that 1t was by far the most
impressive military display in New-Sork state Ior
many years. II outcassed the ordinary paTaoe
Of National Guardsnen as an object oil interest
because every In line by taking MS place.
with his regiment manifested his willingness 10
Nght for his country. The Governor throughout
the review displayed tho greatest satisfaction with
the appearance Of the troops ana al us close 10
congratulated Major-Genera! Roe on the turnout
The right Of linn held by the list regiment
thu first New-York National Guardsmen 10 DO
sworn into the United States service as vo!un
teers.
: Governor Black arrived at tho camp named IN
his honor soon after 8 O'Clock special train
having come from Peeksklll 10 Ne"-iorK py Il
special train. lie WAS accompanied by Ad-
jutant- General Tinnghast. Mrs. Iiihnghas|
General Moves General Parsons. General Knee
land General Healoy. General Terry, Coiohe'
sackett Colonel Treadwell and Colonel Moore AS
the Governor alighted from the train he was
greeted by Major Holland who had been asKen "
General Roe to escort him TO his carriage
The line Of march to the reviewing field was
quickly formed General Roe led the way, accom-
panied by Colonel Olin Colonel Sanger Co'o"e
Holly Colonel Hurry Lieutenant-Colonel ANDREWS
and Major Greer Then came Troop a, DENIM
which were the carriages assigned 10 the "o'e'"o'
and his staff Troop io"o"eu, ""o 49,. moo
motley procession Oh N'S'''' ,e,t,,r citation
escorted oy "ehe'"I l''' ~ ~ 49,, ,ace few
where ne dish'ou''eu en- M, ,,uo 49,, ~ move
mast tust at 5I5 O'Clock. BY this time the ram
storm which early in the afternoon had thIea.e"ou
spoil the days ceremonies ''@" - "a
sun was shining brightly. AS the Governor n"D
his frs, view OF the field the troops were u'd""
I'D In long line, extending from heaoqua ''
nm 70 the extreme eastern end Of the field AS
,ha ,,ra ,,srched b, in review 1t drawn up IN
the following order.
MajorGeaeral Roe and stan. ~, r
stand OF co,os gree,t C'oyonel Greene commanding
Troop 4 6-nd e,,h o,d staff
BTigadieH ,,1cut c;ione Barber commandns
' s,r,y.rin,o Regiment C'olone. Duffy con,inans'"s
Irigo,ier-'iererai Nc 'f"sl i ,1tv conn,sndng
re T1cnt Colonel Grant commanding
rwenty- second Regimen col ne. l9 i, "a san
;t IesS,Ton; Co!onei WelcA commanding
Third Provisional Regiment Gens.e h,I,r, commandns
Second ~. Nlsi''' ra3iain Badelsy cormandins
Troop G. Captain Clayton 'o'H"''e
,r,o onnlause Of the spectators. who gathered III
.,c crowd hack Of the Governors party Hia'e
q o'e 49,. ,oo,,er for the officers 10 earn who
II a" 49, .o,.nrl,es with the general public The
49,. ,oa.;,, greeted the raw recruits who
os 49, :, an kinds Of attire except the regu-
t'al'p1c =! ,.orrr The A-s, round Of applause
Ia'0'' , - hr-or NJ the rs, Regiment. under
go, coa,a tho only command IN lire thai had
,,sar sryorn into the volunteer army. DR.. Van De
w. ,ha chanlain marched with the regiment
,d ,us, behind the staff was n detachment from
az ,o., h,cvcla souad Troop AS band.
~. .e.s,rn ~. ,bs reviewing party. took po-
80, os,,o tho governor and played throughout
.,''o, opt -r, o:ovsrnor and the officers around
the review Inc Governor ai'u ~ - oolors
him removed their hats as eacn s'aiu .. So' ~
was carried by. Company VI OF the a4s' was NV
hrst group OF he" 'eo' u'1s ~ ,,a o,hnr COM
"hich e'oV'eu ~ woo ~ co,h pnc,roen,
panies OF new men errVeu i"e 49,. - 49,
gave Its new companies 'ne paoe "a '''''' ''
heao "a ''' 'o' ,,r,>r,,
CHEERS FUN 4nH
Cheers greeted Colonel Grant as he RODE al me
head Of the l4,h Regiment Inc recruits III rn'
regiment were the only ones IN the lo's me - 80
the left-hand salute as they passed 'he uove'uo'
TINS was 1ne pes ,rrS w. can,a,n allowed his
Mi."0"' e." ,,o,r arr,s ., salute until they had
passed nearly one hundred yards beyond the Gov
49, The regiments assembled in battalion for
nation. with the colonel in front OF the regiment
-, &, ,ro,, =, ,he companies They marched in
ea,,,Su -, -, no,ononv erorts
columns OF COMPANY lioi',S. - .,,,,
Major russell 4o'h bd''aioN was e'Pe0'A'''
honored yesterday ov heing picKeo lot proves
So - 49,. - .b r.. 49,, I, i,ro hnb,,5
80, rsan g., ..tr ,,ooa ,,,,h ~ ood Rec,
-. 49,, ,,o,,,d ha,a hoa, ,,a h.roas - tho 70
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lmneol@'ey amer ris aeNIew Governor D'a.N'
General Roe and their STATS rode along the south
ern border Of the camp stopping 10 cali on the 65th
Regiment. when the regiment raised the flag sent
70 n hv the Postmaster OF Buffalo as a gift IN
rscosnif,on Of lis 6ftie,h anniversary The officials
drono ~ a, Gener,l I2oe'e hea dnuarers soon after
eieM ~ a. 49, conc in "a sinner IN General
80 IN, s,oyned FOR Jew minutes 70 watch
"a .ie , pai'Ua ~ en-. ,'ra6e - ~ 49,
IN loI evening Po-ou
WOULD NOT TALK ABOUT THE 18TH.
Inc Governor sTdh'eu 10 d si'uP u "'"SPnp