, 1861-10-24

The El1syEorth AvenEerr.'s
onr readers have long been familiar with
the movement set on foot by prominent New
Workers, Immediately after the death Of Col
Ellsworth, to organize regiment from the
State at large, to be known as the Peoples
Regiment, or E'lswotth'a Avengers.
On the 25th Of May, Alderman Charles Bell,
Of Albany, over the signature Of "Retri5u
tion," published the following in the Albany
Evening Journal:
Let TIE people Of New York his (Ellsworth's)
native State, miugle with their tears, practical
plans for avengiDg his dea'h. Let each to IN and
ward, In every county and city In the State, pro
y1de BY spbscsiptien Of 81 or 1eas, for the com.
said town or ward. the men to Icndezvons at Al
tany at IS early q day az possible, and be organ
tie oz Let s n men n BE- bs
tween the ages Of % and 80. Of nndonbtsd eonr;
age, and models of Physical tea &C, Development aud
The same evening IN organization Was ef
fected, and the following gentlemen were
elected officers Of the Is Ellsworth Assocla-
ton"
;hresidsnt-Hon. George H. Thatcher, Mayor Of
Trsasuvtr-Hon, Erastus Corning. NC.
See,std7y+charles Hughes, Clerk Court OF Ap-
-Esecnt;re cdnansitt<e-Hon. Jas. IL Cook. JOHN
Z. Porter, Hon. Lyman Tremain, Jacob /. Werner,
Henry a. Brigham.
These gentlemen commenced work with
ctar,n+ar;e,;, .,;o+o, o.a a...-...,.s:
n,,,1r a;d arsn ~ h,..Ie,.1s H11 u1siou' a'iu
~. So - s e..st Ao"n y, eae nm-
80. - - o~ona 44sa Aanois~ aoout tne
- +4oa4e ~ aug 1sS tae accepted hsmoars o1the
bany.
The Execntir- f!omn,;+tao .
ne .Ae'u11'e eou"itsee having been pe1-
mltted TO select Colonel for the regiment
after mature de1ihera+;or +hafr ,t,T.o s.,3
nron I;s.t 10 etss,.sA Ae 1aen e1olee ~
Co. B Fire zonnves C,1 a. 3D., - % ,-;.a .tas. .
young man, but &C years Of age, and vet he is
,o,- :h ~ ~
every men soldier and an officer. He was
In 1884 he noved ia f!h;c,oo ~ -,
]:-,c ~ ~, .,e ~ ~ eueAso. "Aeie ae unlaeo
himsef with the National Guard Battalion,
joined the Cadets with Colonel Ellsworth,
and was one of his most devoted and warm.
caae+s ~ 49, "'' 80 - :. .1ue captain VI 1ue
on,1ss ~ S1,..s 49, ae uoss.nos ol AAllaol6
- es:saa ~. aas,.ns soas W NJ gnt lne Mofmons, he
to 90 to n+ab '0 '0e'eo '1'e's SERVICES
| Tie recimertsl Organization, 10 as f,1,,us.
49,, 80. ~ - eanSN-slon = az tono"s:
fiaUf cnio,n1 u. 1tlyhsf aayes o. p;do pGn1caso: g
Ad3atau@E.' B. BiKnumn, Knnr of r Ghtcs9gg uosag'
| Adjutant Knox Was I'd Sergeant, Chicago
Caoets, and LIST Lieutenant Company 4, Fire
Zouayes, and vas in command at the hatt1a -,
pnupnn >''''~1'~ ~ LAG oatt4e "
boA Kun.
| Observation-Disclosures r, mundav or se,e.
| ca Ealls. ''' 1AunoaS' VI se1e-
sn1eeen-Dr- Frothingham. Of New York.
chap1s,ngRev. Ioomis szf Paaas 81 buha4o a4 +oa.
Sergeant Major-Geo. B. Henderson,. of U1ica
,f faa5ternaetefa aha1cI sefgeant-uenry c. Howlitt
:, commisea1y sergeant-samuel ". Tanner, O.
Hospital steward-Edward rockingham. of
Go: A;-captaip, E. 3: chapin, OF Buf1s1o: is,
1st e. H 5aooS s. Fos d Dr. JOIN k@
9 Mason /; Sd do. Junius Il. Hatch, j.; 4th d.
": q Il. RRogsss; Ssn;a5s 55h d. A. E 9inkham H
Royce. 1st Sergeant. n. Burns I'd DO. Georre
Allen ~ 80 a o. rn3s5ry Gspin; 9TH do, E.
Cspt. I,srrahea was one of the f1b;o,,o n,
deta ara 1st T;s,t.na1t ~ - ~ T:es ~ ~
s7ep. He WIS in the battle Of Bn1l Rnn 1 ~ A'A
~ c..,u w. - ~ ~ oaet'e - " Dun non'
| ~. c;+-.taptaln, Mm- 4. Revere, Jr., Of Men
5ss Jsoa5 A9e1snass ans. q AZ
d. Theo.. Hoes III 3 n ses9n 1 Snnnson g
Do, Wessel Hawkins. 7 -1'AA'3''" ''D
IT, -. >@' w. :
=. Co. p, p-,csptain. freeman connor, Of n. H.
Bnrdick iet Sergeant, Eugene I T. a Dur6am. In : =
| do, Frederick 4. Moai: 81 DO. G.rdner pss
EeI; az; a. d. Willie II. Rogers; 9Th do, John
re1+ e,a~u