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resolutions from the officers of the alst ILL.,
nois regiment, with request for the pub1ica-
ton In the TRIBUNE:
HEADQuARrEne 61sT Lis. VoLusrEERs.
On TIE Road TO CoRrSTH, 6 MILES BEYoEpf
HAHBURau, April 70, 1861
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Enclosed please find preamble and resolutions
regarding cur late Surgeon. regret exceedingly
that necessity co,upels ua to solicit yous Interest
In securing us the services Of good Surgeon. We
are momentartH expecting the great fight Of the
war. sincerely regret, too, the circumstances
that have called out the following expression Of
the sentiments Of the regiment. Twas designated
by the meeting to forward the resolutions to you.
sAHuEl B. RAxMosD,
Major 51st Regiment. Ills. Vol.
Ala meeting Of the officers Of the 51st Reg
imcnt. III. Vol, held at camp near Hamburg,
Tenn, Oh Tuesday, the 29th day Of April, 1862,
the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS By the resignation and departure Of
DS VIM. .. aunt. our regiment Is left without an
efficient surgeon, and
the face Of the enemy, and with the prospect Of an
press promise TO the Colonel and Lieut. Colonel Of
the regiment, to remain until after the engagement
at Corinth. and t
WHmEAs, b his action the regimen: has been
gehtiemsn desezrcd1y popular with tie ofacera and
Reeo1red, That we deny to Dr. Vim. c. Hunt the |
honor due to patriot who has performed bis duty,
lected the caD not only of his country, bat Of the
regiment and Of the friends and relatives OF those
'oRos1g R9sa1a Taat we return to Dr.. Noble Holton
out compensation since our departure from Chica-
70, and That while regret his loss, we apprec!-
ate his past medical services, combined as they
| we're with an unusual Kindness and urbauity Of
! manners.
Reso1red, That the foregoing resolutions be pub.
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So: 5. % RATxosp' MAJOR.
u. F. WEscoTr, Capt. CO. q.
Rrgrg Eosr. Capt Co. =.
TnEo: s. Baowa, Lieut.. commanding Co. D.
Il. ". HAIL, Lieut.. Co. B.
ANTONIO DE ANGUEEA, Lieut.. Co. 4.
A. EADE, Lieut. Co. C.
Gro, I. WALERnAa, Lieut. CO. B.
4. B. SWEENEY, Lieut.. CO. E.
A. n. TnToS, Lient. Co. c.
o. s. JOHNSTON. Lieut.. Co. G.
c. ". DAVE. Adjntant
In justice to DR.. Hunt it is proper to state
that his "desertion'' Of the regiment was
caused by physical disability much more Sc
we're than the regiment we're aware OF, and
one which will compel his utter withdrawal
from the regiment.
/ Mr. JEwErT OF CoLdRADo-HE Is RUNNING
THE GoyERsMEsT.-Ihere are people in town
who will remember the modest sign Of
"Jewctt & Co.. on Dearborn street, now q
sign 30 more of the grocery commission busl-
ness that dourisbed within. One morning the
parties had decamped, 10 one knew where.
Mr. Jewett was known to have penchant for
running the Government indeed, was training
! to be q. s. Senator from Colorado where he
! had "large interests He has, therefore,
! | gone to Washington, as We are advised BY
I himself, and has squat close at the ear Of the
! Cabinet. What appeared to creditors to be
: an inglorious skedaddle is termed by himself
: an tt abandonment OF commerce for country
% He sends Us . specimen Of the latest brick bat
% hurled at the powers that be, and requests its
publication, as follows:
The Prestant,, Hoaora1is Sse@sidr1ss g
Stale: Har and Cadinet-At an iqte view Will
onbsfp
ID troops --uecessarJ-yea indispensio1e-to cove
5. the soath and secure reserve NoIth 4h s,,,oo+
representatiGes~ except perhaps the italian Ber
5. nettI-now at heart favor the South. Thus tn
.g sieH@dictatioa- restoring freedom of tie press
th popular .na to @ s
at eeetuay checking thereby direct national intel
The South y tie smaller prineipa5ties q Europe
kipsdom of foand.to be divided. with The powe
ty ". C. JzwErT, Colorado.
es The President will do this very harmless
&C young man great vice by ordering con
mission iHquire7.do il his case.