The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

ever We may do Will with deberation and fr "a
the heart. cloud applause
Ex aAll OF vermont, was then introduced,
and nsde few pstrictic remarks which were hailed
with applause by The soldiers
Senator Foor, Of Vermont next addressed the soldiers
He said-Ofcers ana soldiers Of tho Second Vermont
regiment and fellow citizens al-You will accept my
thanke Tor this kind and generous sautation you will
commentator for the promptness and the spirit with
which you have responded 70 couotrys eau In this
the hour Of her trouble History itself fails to pcint to
an instance OF peOpet0 the spirit or loyalty and patr
ctism Of any pecpwhere that people have been more
promptly more unanimously, enthusiastically met
indeed, it should be 1t is favorable encouraging
and meat gratifying omen. It Is full OF PROMISE, Of
o. On = To ~
best the surest the most abiding pledge that can posi-
Div BE- given Of the preservation and perpetuity Of the
sAsp:Sss., The yoo: Of IS. tSs American people
stand seanst al coDspraces against all treason against
MI rebellion. (Cheers) God himself has this republic
ssaDst al the powers Of dstDsss and Of evil eAp
pause.) This Ia confidence, this s reliance thi
Is our abiding faith. Fellow citizens and fellow soldiers
new ard strange spectacle V being presented I
the eyes Of the American people, and TO the eyes Of tn
20 many years 20 quiet. % pssoet 90 prosperous in Il
the departments Of industry and enterprise now has the
or0uCe-tn0 startling APPEARANCES
. great national military encampment. The busy
and busting preparations for war are right be-
fore us; martial strains salnse the AIR all
around troops Of armed men marching to and r
shrough streets weapons Of everywhere glitter
in the tunsh the very earth beneath tremblee ct
g.. .e II @ Ss w
II all this hurried mastering OF armed legions OF Amer
can czens Tne a1swer bounds nom sne beating heart
Union Of ours 10 In danger. Applause The speaker
having enumerated ali the wrongs which the South had
tko
mentioned the assassination Of the lAented Ellsworth
concluded folows-Your country calls you, duty
90 Your country Calls, and liberty, Oiviisaton and
sad your s.n wives, and mothers, and sister
rbes up ana BIDS you 70 and do valiant battle God
sua your country. (Applause.) Go, then, essnt men
sS.. 60 IN desnos Of justice and righteous Cause
Go in obedience the mandate of high puolc duty go,
well that in your hands it shall suffer no cefeat cloud
cheers and cries Of Never, "Never.'D kaow full
veil that in your nIm grip win never sustain cahonor
Cores Of 'Never.O Go, them my fellow soldiers Of
Ire. and wherever you may be cslled-whasever
OF duty you may DO called upon 70 perform whs.ever
that you VIII disappoint hopes, you will
not dssppont expectations (Appause) The speaker
closed with fervent prayer for the safe return Of the
Inc regiment was thea marched to the barracks and
every man having been supplied with raticns for h!s
we're transported to the Jersey shore. broadway
regiment passed. they got under way for Warrington
nbout half past i've O'Clock, per special train
osos george ST. nsn
yermont Major Cha-les a. Joyce, Northded Adjutsnt,
GuilfOrd Lsdo Bennington; ouarsegm;sssr Psr!ey p
ten; Sergeant Major, William Guinan, Montpelier; Quar-
4ermaaser Sergeant, VIM j. Gain, Rutland Commissary
B. smith, Brandon Hospital Steward, Ell z Stearns Bur
lngton; Drum Major. Charles F. Remick, Hardwck rin
ResimescI Band~Frsnflin r. Crossett, fiat, soprano
cosnet, Captain; ". q. Cotton, Gustavus Foster G.
Holbrook, W. Shaw D. a. csoss e. Monroe and Chas
Narsh tenor coxpets Ge6 NJ Aarsh, Geo. ". Fisk and
Phelps W W. Puifsr and D. O. Abel tubas; John Kehoe,
bass drum; Chs White and Norman Puier, side drums
S ane
ant, william b. Cady; First Sergeant, Edward W. Apple
ton second Sergeant Eugene O Cole Third Sergeant,
geant, John HARDWOOD.
Company B, Castleton Captain, James Hope; First
SON. First Sergeant Abal Howard Second Asa
Potter Third Sergeant, Frank NJ Edgerton Fourth Ser
secnt, John F5eelovs Fifth ssIgssnts Rollin Ward
First lieutenant John g. Tyler second Lieutenant Henry
C. Campbell First Sergeant, Elijah Walls. Second Scr
Fourth Sergeant, Henry H. Prouty Fifth Sergeant, Nell
cem,eny D, waterbury captain, chas Dillingham;
Charles G. Gregg; First Sergeant, Charles G. Canning
Second Sergeant John ssas Td Sergeant John
II. Frank Atkins
Company 2, runbridge Richard Smith; First
sergeant, James Alien; third Sergeant, Henry Hay
wood Fourth Sergeant George E. Alien; Fifth Sergeant
Gmpary ?, Montpelier. Captain, Francis F. Randall;
First Lieutenant Walter a. Phillips Second Lieutenant
Jr eecond Sergeant, VIM. b. a. Camp; Third Sergeant
jerome e. Balou Fourth Sergeant Geo. W. Bridgeman
Company @, Burlington. Captain, John f. Drew; First
Lieutenant David sharpey; Second Lieutenant, Anson
wesd; First ssrge,nt John BAN; Second Sergeant
cester; Fourth Sergeant, Geo. W. Woodward Fifth Ser
geant, Ben. F. Stuart
First Lieutenant, Jerome B. Case; Second Lieutenant
Chester <. Leach First Sergeant, Urban A. Woodbury.;
Second Sergeant. Joshua SAWYER Third Sergeant ASrs
Company /, Ludow.-cspssin, volney S. Fullam; First
Lieutenant, Sherman w. Parkhurst SECOND Lieutenant
Isaac N. wadleigh; First Sergeant, Erastus G. Baou
Second Sergeant Philips Z. Chase; Third Sergeant
Firth Sergeant, Albert D. Becfwith.
Company X, vergennee-captain, Scion Eaton; First
Lieutenant Amsss s. Tracy Second Lieutenant, iona
sslseaoi, JOIN Z. Beacn Taira ssreaaat. George ".
Wasd: Fourth Sergeant Eben n. Drury; Fifth Sergeant
Jsnes Sullivsn. -
THE TWENTY. EIGHTH REGIMENT.
luroors Of dsaeCtion, characterization disbandment
&c. having been circulated regarding this regiment its
officers have judged best to settle the matter in the
most eectual manner, by tesying to their present
sruthfulness, which they do as follows
HEADQUARTERS TWENTY. EIGHTH REGIMENT,
CAMP LINCOLN, Va, June %, 1861.
10 His Excellency Edwin D. MORGAN, Governor Of the
Tho undersigned being all the field and line officers Of
abe Twenty eighth regiment, New York State Mta) un