The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-11
The Quota of Vermont not yet Full.

Regiments when full, do not complete tn
quota OF this State Of the three years men, an
that 200 more recruits viii be called for, to b
drafted it not offered before the l8thof August
We presume the loves in the State that hav
been backward IN their cnlIstments will nov
have an opportunity vi coming To the marx
! The men thus ordered will be put into the ole
regiments. and the Vermont Brigade will thu'
he swelled to more nearly its first proportions
| Elsewhere will be found the order of the Gov
ern II. with tabular statement Of the mum Der Of
men required OF each town to ill its quota Of the
| last 300 900 three years men. 1t viii b" seer
from this statement that prior to the enls;lnent'
in Washington County, for the 9th, 10th and
llth Regiments, the County lacked little over
POO Of its quota. Cabot, Montpelier Roxbury
Warren, Woodbury., and Worcester, however,
were then ahead of their full quota. Nearly, il
not quite, 800 men have since been enlisted in
the County. But some towns are undoubtedly
yet behind and to them the order Of the Govern
or is particu Iarly addressed, and we hope they
will 20 to work at once and fill their quota,
A Fort Monroe letter in the Philadelphia In,
quirtr, after announcing the arrival 0i - trans
port from Richmond with seyer5l hundred
wounded Federal soldiers records the follow ing
incidents:
With the dag OF truce from Richmond came
fifteen women, partly Union, but the majority
secessi0niste. Among them were Mrs. Rodgers
Of Kentucky. and the Misses Handron of Nor
folk. Mrs. Rodgers, although rabid rebel,
expected that she could pass our lines and re-
turn home by Way OF Philadelphia and New
York without difficulty. her husband is an
officer at Richmond The Misses uandron be-
came indignant wheb they found that the Pro-
vost Marshal at Harrison i Landing did not in
tend allowing them TO pass. They acknowledged
that they had two b Others in the rebel army,
one a captain ard the other lieu tenant. They
contend that under :. flag Of trusc they were
free to do and go where they pleased, and vowed
vengeance On ;he Proves, Marsha! when they
got back to Richmond. Flnthng tina, they could
not reach Norfolk, where they belonged, one Of
them mperiousiy demanded shat stats room
should be assigned them whers they would be
exempt from the p~biic gaze. 'yhs was granted
door The officer Was ordered " find lock.
He politely intoraaed them that sanitary
vessel did not think Is necessary to carry locks,
and that one could not be found. Then, sa.d
they, we shall sit up,all night y and SIS up
to City Point Rev. Mr. Graves wss
willingly TO the Southern ConfederacY, but that
N, &
his thro;.t. /, needed doctoring, and it appears
he mad been unable to find = Sou thern physician
who was capable OF property attending to it -
He, too, wGs ordered back 10 the regions from
wheaee he came
An lrsb@an was on board, who, whe, 1ues-
toned as to wants and antecedents. replied that
he wanled 80 &c. North. But have you not
belonged to she SJuthern army - " Y1san'
did, he jabteys, but thin YVES not with them
- DIDN'T you take the oath of allegiance - -
&c Faith an did, yer honor. out thin took it
with D mlntej reservation, an it phase yer aon-
or. The lllshman passed ols ais way.
IKE 4oePwAsl7Y Of WATERBURY. The o9I-
respondent OF the Whitman writing from, the
camp Of the Tenth Regiment, at Brattletsyo,
thus speaks Of she hospitality OF the peop!e Of
Waterb":y
c&Aa9t refrain from 0Atm2!!ng to express
Iii oehait OF tie company, ID h1he Of the grqstl-
tud4 wh@h "elis up in the hearts Of the boys
towards the noble people oc Waterbury, in
view 81 he hospitality with which yhey were
entertained during their Short stay in that pace,
and the regret shey felt at paating with ;uch
KIND trends. Ny experience beng sllniiar to
that VI all the boys with whom .have conyessed
WA! simply say that In the tam ly Of Nv. N .
Z. stewart | WAS treated more like an hoaoYed
guest shan like soldier The best auaniers =
under the root were assigned myself and com
radeA, and the best d" ratlons' the larder afford
cd were placed before US, Having witnessed
the treatmens ct soldiers in other towns, this
kindness touched me deeply, and never, aever
shall | forget it, More anon from C.A.C.
I"e recent order authorizing the arrest OF
everybody liable to do military duty whn may
a'tempt TO leave the State sr County, Is to be
understood, doubtless, as applying only to those
who are leaving to avoid draft. Unless it i.
interpreted in this way, 1t must practically put
an entire top to trave on business or other
WISE, except within the narrowest limits.
! The GOVERNORS ORDER The order If RI.
Governor, calling for 1900 three years men t,
fill ny the quota Of this State, vs. obscure IN II
statement respecting what pay and bountie
drafted men viii be entitled TO- If it is mean
that the nine months men will not be entitled f.
State pay, ii may be strictly true and We ar
inclined to think this is the true interprcsa,io