The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-16
Notices of the Green Mountain Boys
(Erum the Tribunel

GLORY FOR rHs GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE.
| VERMONT SENDS THE FIRST or THE 3UO Oo"'-i
| Vermont belongs the honor OF putting III t"'
iald the first regiment under the no" cal, Inc
9th Regiment, VI. Volunteers, Col. Heorse y
S.annard, of ST. AbaDs, will arrive III TINS ciy
on Wednesday morning. The prompt response
of this State is rendered the more credltaole oy
the fact that in all New England, as well as
elsew there throughout the cLuntry, the most en-
ereetic efforts have been set on foot to get the
! first regiment in the field Vermont leads the
van with her hardy sons, socn To be followed ny
their brothers Of New Eng and, and from all
parts of the val States to swell the ranks OF
the army Of the Union
We are requested by Col Frank +. Howe, the
military agent for Vermont, TO state that there
will be meeting OF the sons OF Vermont al
the New England Rooms, this afternoon, at
clock to make arrangements Tor oivlng a SUIT
able reception to the gallant ana patrlotic 9'h
tomorrow, when it is hoped every son of Yer
mont in the city, will be present. He also H.
forms US tina, Secretary Stanton. Ill telegraph
ic dispatch has given permission to make public
all the movements of this regiment
tFron the Times)
The GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS FIRST IN raR
FIELD The first regiment from New Eng land
under the new requlsion, bound for the seat of
war, will pass through this city to morrow
morning. The regiment is from the hills of VI.
the men such as those who passed through
New York with green sprigs in their caps, a
year ago Since then, those hardy fellows have
smss gunpowder, and have tasted battle /; and
on every field have borne themselves with he
nd font tuJ. ,,f hair rnriO
State. Their comrades now rush to the rescue
and with mono the less alacrity because their
aid is 80 greatly needed, and thework they have
to achieve will call forth 40 much of their ma
tive spirit Had the regiment arrived here but
one dav sooner, 80 as TO be present at the great
Union meeting, it would have given an impetus
to volunteering, Though 1t might have made New
York ashamed of herself Where are our vol
unteers under the new call Let there be ut
!east one if not ten regiments in uniform by TO-
night. 10 ,reet the Vecnonsrs tomorrow morn
ing.
From :he WORLDLY
VERMONT TO TIE REscUE-The frs! regiment
Of the 300 900 volunteers called for by the
President, leaves she green mills OF Vt. this
morning and will arrive here Tomorrow. Col
ding officer Gov ilolbrook has telegraphed
80 the interchangeable Col. Frank f. Howe to
nave rations and transportation ready for tho
regiment And now let the stream dow steadily
til! the President himself shall in good earnest
err No more men are wanted Let secrrsy
no longer b. attempted 10 be kept rs to g the
movements Of regiments on their way to the
seat OF war Let the rosters be published in
all the newspa pers, and let the gallant Vt. boys
and all who shall follow them, march down
Broadway with drums beating and coors flying
Let us have revival of the old war enthusiasm,
and if possible, 50 crowd the enlistm.nts.
that New York quota ut least shall be full be-
fore a draft can 10 ordered.
Vermont is drss in she field Let there be
gallant rivalry for the next place of honor, and
for the highest honor of first completing the
State quota. New England, New York, Penn
sylvanla, the Wrss, the Northwest to arms
to arms