Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-14
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H. ENRON JorRNAI!-NOfhin0 Vprv eytraordin=
ary disturbs atbs even 'tenor of cor way
We find campiife the same almost. whether in
Ohio or Kentucly. andaseoo,, a. tls ,busfle and
activity Of our move are liius subsidea. We
| grow restless 10 move again. There Is nothing
al all enticing save the faseinatiou of daring adj
venture and varied scenes. in the life Of the
Soldier Shut iVnSp-fn Camy, " hoe you Will
and he pines mnd sickeps with safety and dull-
ness Patriotism can not be relied upon to nerve
men con,iuAaliy ID ,,atiancef Pntriotitn, il that
1 which led the men of the 7od-most of them
ptobably--,o enlist. But will Il always stimu-
late and besF ebe,r NM By no means. .Men
NAV snec,,ls,o ma tbav viii. tl,ev mas, IAN 81
patriotism; they may draw few examples ftoln
anc;enf stoyv, Of e,,eat acb,eve,pents perf,rned
iby i,s ibauSnee. hut whoever bu;Ids on Them.
az n sneic;ert las;s for CONDUCTING a Iopp md
bloody war. viii. and himself deceived in The
end.p These are words from Washington. and
are as true nov ne whom tbev dfopned from bis
pen. Hence / nr0pe The urgent necessity Of
action, continued action for Inc soldier. II keeps
the man in healthy state of mind wh;cHis
absoluteiy essential 10 health Of body. Itmakes
him even more cheerful and ready TO do what is
reouircd Of HIM rTH1r tr fO8
The health Of the regiment is probably worse
THAN at any previous time, though think no
paTfieuIarly serious cases have occurred This
lsckness ;s dirnctlv attr;b,uob1e 10 one fac,.
) while at Ca,nn Chase we ware cuartsred in
o,osa h,,,s or aoh;,s ootod h., 81 st,.,,es .,l
of,,;n,os lo,tod ;,,onsaI, con,;,,,, ,o ,o
tbocl q, o,r ,onts u;,l ~ fros e9r,ho ov,ron,o.
l [c,a, 80 ,kis ror,o, T,ba IJo,,,ita,
\ ,.s,;fo. ~ tarasn1. o,,sIoo.1;o /, L.aI,i,I,
one, and now that we are getting furnaces in our
tents. we NAV reasonably expect usual health
to return.
Some dozen or fifteen have been mustered out
! of the service as incompetent to perform mIli-
tary duty. This is as It should be.
, The 72d has been brigaded with the 4sth and
list Ohio Regiments. forming the 4tb Brigade.
-- under command Of Col. Buckland.
Bv the wov 7 sbould not FORGET 70 toention
( THAT our Camp has been named after our WORTHY
and energetic Colonel which we deem a Ct mark
Eof honor toward him. trust Col. Bucklands $
military career will be brilliant it's termination
/ glorious and bonoroble
g Sunday morning March o We awoka this
! morp;ng To And tcrrible thunder s,orn, be,cb.
: inc down immense torrerts of rain .r,,, ~.
Twenty five of Cornpapv r are on, on n;cxat
It exposed to all the severity Of this Melting
n drenchpg rain. Twenty more men from til,
regiment must 60 as n fatigue marty TO work O,
e Fl, Anderson. Don't we see pleosuresP w
utter not a mvrmur. bpt he who seeks for attrae
l. tions and felicity in the soldiers life must lool
further than have been able to penetrate.
The last brief month of bleak winter bade u
,dien aud sn,ro onensd eo,dIv cboorloss,,, nm
nm ~ ,.stordo,, Tf thoro bo anv,h;n,. - u,
sov;ngs March r,ust lao nc moro n,;lJ,, tho,
= sbS eres,ed 5rs 90 1y;rtsr 10 cors snyino !.
/. comS F;v. hnrdrod ,bo,,s.nd h.ovor rIrnior
4 .ol,i;ors f,oin,, IA tasj ~ fr1f
to sr,,,, a., ,ond
uers ;S.,he, wsst. Tho ,sodors ..eo,, =, r,o,r
: wo,l But summer hot,and scoreb;n, !. com.
Q inc when our-rants viii be de.;n;na,ed h,
n disease. and we .weltering beneath the over
vAr;n, b.ot of /, so,tbern cl;uo Gan tbore
then, be too great energy too little DELAY. in th
y decisive work on hanlsa Here lies the I'D onl,
! half armed. We cnn be Of no use till the 9th
10 erhalf are provided meansof warfare. / knoN
Is not npon whose head the gniitior this disgrace
iul neglect must iaii' But TINS erlminal om''
~ slohcalis Tor condemnation and reform Lei
nov DC repeated' TOOK stfoll through Faau
can, rms pace nau PoPula''on OF SIX OF sc
''"' '"or'''u pe'o'e .,,Y f',eps u,d.'o" VI ''i'
u't'Hia ., se'eSS'"n' Ho~ Prooaoiy mas no
leg.n'.u r,"' Po!pid''Un. rne cry 10 oe"o'
O'"'"s U0'"s' oa'' 'no =. "''i'''t5 nun
''o''S' .o'e,S u"vl''"sS' .r sn"pS are shu
e UP, OF appropriated 10 i'iil'arS use nc peOpi
d beng mostly oil secesh persuasion made tn
d most OF Their locomotive power when the unio
troops landed, andhed carrying with them sue
= things as they might in their hasty departure
10 butlone shet was,nred' and that knocked BY
:. hoic through the walls OF brick building Jus
! opposite the St' Francis Hotel. passed tn
~ = residence (iormerly) Of therebeleen. Tiighma
o' OF ~ hehfy iame. ~ lsa spiendid place. an
~ IAN would think that when the warns owe
y rebels whipped out and rebel property taken
y retrieve the nations hnanees Gen, Thghma
- :, wili repent his egreglous fqtr pas
= "A fort, named Anderson, is being built at til
J. lower end of town. 1t mounts about ten gun
=, :, or will when done. D.
=, We get no newsbere less than a week or te
q davs old and very little at that .ga win -,
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