Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-06-19

uouid psss Lolnar. and lhrtfsi E'l ior' >
~ .nd 20 A.isslon and Join cap'. Ait"f
rua.4uy. Iis W, uc,nsd sOn'. " "..'
sner lhe fashion Of a cold la,h' Twelve
hour, eioir. they iA' O-sured ly the Hrn'
,rlTs lrlser that they would get oil on ffl'
day morning IN tudy, aud, they hopfd' .
a rontpIrlr and fully orsanized company.
Nov ,hey could uuly expect TO get away
l., lraving fifteen or ~ enly in one, aud
thigty iu another company, whilst the rect
must return home. There appeared some
thing in,NplicoLle in this, and 'h'yIosol-
we'd lhat 10 disappointment IN reference
IN thr.. arrival Should prevent their get
ling of as a company: they determined
therefore. to get into MgssiIIon that night
They pushed forward, and by 9 O'Clock
P. NJ. they were, with Iheir iorce' at the
depo.. Alter having quarters provided
GEN. Jarvis made known to the officers
charged with the return OF the number en-
rolled from the Carroll Brigade, and the OIL
rcers tor The ,imel OF the company that
il would be Impossible lor him to receive the
Carroll Volunteers into the service, That
by an order from the Adj. Generah recei-
ved hy him at I2 o'clock, the day before
their arrival at MassillOn, he learned
that the reuusnion upon Ohio for volun-
nntpprs was already filled, But owing 10
the "energetic and patriotic efforts OF
Cant, Allen to raise company II would
,al be received. Friday morning
The Carroll volunteers, numbering seventy
eiutt men. held their election, at the ilo-
rpl of Mr. Hawk, aud the company was
organized. Brigade Major Watt, report
ed to ,ha Major General the number sew
en-, e,ga. meu enrolled in his Brigade IN
obedience to the Division order-and the
Mai. General informed him, that there was
no need for their service, and :he company
was tAr,, upuu dismissed.
Thus tie campaign closed; and bnt Tor
lie iuprcssiun that all was not conducted
fairly in reference to Captain Aliens Com-
pany, th,;r disappointment would have
been BONE without murmnr. But the
Gmpresyion got abroad in the company, and
anong the crowd, thGt Capt. Aliens COM
nany was rollrl Gled-that means were
used to have bis place secured, at all hSz'
ards.-and ,hal other companies, although
organized telorc bis. ready TO march be-
tore his, u,1st Le dismissed; and the organ
,zalion OF the regiments at Camp Washing
ION must he stayed until the ''energeuc
.m& ratt'o,ic orts ofCapt. ATen' would
enable him to fit his ranks and tGke bis
plarp IN The line. There was the appear
ance OF 6rorqlisla here that awakened a
GOOD deal Of unpleasant feeling among
those who constituted the company, ana
those who aided them in the work. Gen.
Jarvis averred his conviction that Capt.
Aliens company was complete, and beng
specifically charged by the order OF the
Adj. Gen. he could do nothing else than
send Capt. Aliens company forward and
dismiss the sturdy young giants oi Car
roll, to cultiralr the arts OF peace. Their
separation uas indeed sad one. All
their full Iown hopes were blasted. The
brlgh. vision that presented to sherminds
lie "pIumcd troops, and the o'g wars
the "neighing sleed the shrill lrump,"
The spirit stirring drum, the ear pier
cling file,
The royal tanner, and all quality,
Pride. pomp aud crrcUmslance OF glor,-
ar war, row vanished INTO hin air.
| D lecled and chsgrNed they re'urn'd to
mar hum,s doubtless with the conVIc'
ION that as far as they were permitted,
they had done their duty. SorTowIng
mos, ol an. that this permission d'd no,
rnabje them to DO their whole dU'y
They have AT least shown that some
hlngs cOn be- done as we'll as others
aud we have no doubt that should 1t he
come necessary, blast from The huglt
would ia ~ these Young bloOds with al