The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-10

aud the dyins. IL I'D fy- cr-.. ~.
ord AID .sors. ooms,i..-, - real. =, Va "a
a5icl soldiers tnc loving rn.,tle ..an -,
frieuds Some. .ne, te pms l- :k,a .o'
Iasi Desza &C. Of 'hc 6gips U..e.. II, W.
raj services ern1sim his c,gl}9'. lead
In on d; To- ho-: 49, e.. -y,,i.
10y scuihfa. soid.e g-sp.a1 II, "a. -,..,.
He could no speak bu' by signs "a ~, ,'9'
bis comrade, who W. hiod hearted .blnal.
uu.c,;c!ed son OF Erin. understand IN,
wanted the cam plain Rev. NJ, b
was soon by bis bedside. 'Whs. ) !,
poor boy 2 he said kindly. In d,in, go'll
fccbly pointed 10 his mother Signature !,
Ie,tor lying beside bis pillow, then more sse,..
to the dark locks which shaded b.. pale b,o!
The chaplain vas quick to catch his meanina
Send lock OF hair % your mother, Jane, :
The eager nod answered him ANY mes,,o.
dear boy Can you whisper Bord Of fs;s,
wei! No he could nor, MS breath ~.
nearly spent BE-; slight movement o, h.
fioger pointing to his hear. aud then upw,,.
was full of significance TO the inten, exc q
the soldiers friend Yes, jamie nndo.
Stand-your soul is resting on Jesus, Won AZ.
going 70 your heavenly nome shan Yri,s
70 your mother, aud she will D.es. God amid
her tears. A loving. grateful smile 5ea9ed
upon the cnay lain. aud Jamie rs 10 nor-
Oh, grandfather, see now wat 4 minis.
ter has to do io the army AID wha:a c1nor
he must he to the 80 diers aud = her friend,
But did they have cnapiajDs q nc Rsyog.
t'oaary var?
Yes, Arthur and your question renipj.
me Q! al ,ociden, whi:h have head lab.,
relate aud which happened III the ue II neigh.
oorhooI Of our own city Of Boston.
Oh, tell me, grandpa, beg Of yo1
Ii Was % the day Of the battle Of B4n.r
hill, tha, l7tr day Of Jane, te.rIy ninet,
years 10, which we.sfi! celebrate in soDs and
speech, with the double music OF toe pealus
bell and the LAUNDERING cannon Tie battle
had already begun The frs, attack OF The
British had been replIsed. Ba: the brave
Prescott and Putnam were conhden Of
renewal o. the conflict and toe latter sent az
ulScul Il ppCdt ~ ''t -AuCi tCHh Ct''b " al OdU.
bridge for reinforcements 10 the devoted little
band behind those brea>.works OF The hir
A few men were has.,ncl TO Charleston %
obedience to the summons. Life AMI death.
perhaps liberty, depended on their speed
Just as they reached the toot OF Winter.
bill they were overtaken by he chaplain
brave man. but rather tied to the ormaIi;ie.
of MS profession Captain. captain De
shouted, halt the MN, i you please.
The captain still. kept OF, 'hough he court.
eously bech oned the chaplain 10 bis side
: What is it, Your reverence
Captain, the men are going to oa'tie. E~r.
haps TO death LEI u halt fox prayers.
| cannot halt for anything, was the cay.
&in's reply. Our brethren arc ialli0gat
their posts, AID we are needed TO ill tbeiF
places. God help Is. we must pray as ~
march to-day
ReyerentIy did those maoiy hearts respOa'
: God help US as each foo pressed rapd.1
on TO the scene of strife. And what NOR:
fitting illustration of the duty and p:oprlet7
of connecting religion with our daily DUTIES
can be given than the conclusion OF the cay.
tain. We must pray as zoe march -
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