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BSD AY EYES I SO, A VO VST 9.DIAN VOLUNTEERSAa iuter*tiM[ meeting | took place at theCity Terminus Hotel, JuT25th, on the oecasum ot the presentation of a badge to eachthe CiuiAiliau V oluuteers, and a cup to 1my, in recognition of their spirit-successful competition at Wimble- !dou. It was felt in the city that this was anm tf/\ r 4 m . L . L JiL .A A I • ' -event which ought not to 1*» neglectedfmeans or snowing the appreciation pnercial interests of this cnuntrv lt;v•t the Canadianscomparatively recent outbreak on the frontier of that colony. Two different movementshad )»een started for this nbi*lt;.t Iw.fhmay le rqgardsd as havipg united in yesterday s celebration. Mr Samuel llorlev VPresident of the day, accompanied by MrHope Morley, who had been mainly instrumental in promoting the meeting, andrrnan Lesley, Sir PeW? of Liverbtxhas been a staupfcU-friend of the Can!from the time of their lnng, andrepresentatives of leading to uses in tcity, including Mr Jonathan Crockert^3af, jrM Mr I1 rank Cook, Mr John PawsoiMr J. Silher, Mr Charles Morley, Mr ArnsMorley, Messrs Cook, Sons an I Law MrField, kc. The Canadian party consisted it Lieut.-Colonel Skinticr, Cpptain McClenaghau,Bell, Captain Cilsion, Captain Cotton, Captain'Werner, Lieut. Little, Ensign BireREnsign Wastie, Sergeant-Major Harrfc, Sergeant-Major McNaghten, Sergeant OmartLSergeants Sache, Kincaid, McMulIan, McDonllkinsbn, and Messrs Orontyateka,k. ■ j \ t a ww a J I —_ 1 _ •_ A aMason and Jennings (privates), atsMrg e, and of^ifCspffchaii gentlemen at preseniu this country. The company sat down to ,banquet served in the upper dining roomt le hotel. FonMd toasts, with the «xi»nlbl toasts, with the execpi t.ou of the health of tke Queen, were dis-p mi «ed with; but opportunities were afford® 1 for a general interchange lt;d courteousspeeches. • *» tijoi j ».!»t ..,71 “Mr Morley, inpioposing ‘ TheCanadian Volunteers,” said there had been a general desires --■ ^ nr • ■ ■ pp . w m m V fta ui^ans of expressing the sympathies of Englishmen with their colonial brethren, but it wasanadiana tofitaware that anhad resolved upoucourse whn h had been in this instance adopted. As an ailvocateof peace1W the necesaity of defeuding not only the h Jarths and homes of Englandbeing prepa*ed to defend the shoresshould the necessity of additionaldefence arise. It would be a scandal townty were any senoua iliffersuoe to occurbat ween this country and the United Statesregarding the Canadians as intermediaterepresentatives between Englaud and tbsinnean powers, he was glad to express tobelief that we were arriving at a pe-od when no jealousy would or ouaht to exi*t h*°Between the three nations. For these reason* I 8ti tney had felt that it would lie pleasant to dt«- ^*I4IIL til a/ J- f is. . .Ij lT\ss.It to ea:.h of the Cfnadjui Voh S•-» memento that should rendnd themof %»ie*r \ Isit tosbouldt-X3!££z “ ■»*-* *iyag• i IM se.u .„euli of the etiai nun.t «;jcr that .he C n£. .1!. .1 Tcmarkb*ic *n LiUC--rc'ita.r 71j1^relni'unJidea in over t,SMS mainP * , bet to Je.nl.^ Z7/2 *■ - Cke***. _ eme»*to t*s ood .Vdi'tA .1 1* ,c- inw'^) Wi to J v J*tiltfin*!* I “4 n« hat thi, . CLr-7 **•. ?*• the* mo Ilf4L m %rmA F • «ICreeo vo.1 eotbog hoiti« werethe=-, 74 tlaT tCew,'4d~ w ' Uof deep77ut0A; *tnr. He !?: . “ *Ae mother conn. 1
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Kingston Daily News
Kingston, Ontario, CA
Wed, Aug 09, 1871
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