Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-14

O0"u Ue uoHei thsae were lue IfsL 10 get broken
dom ana sent home. The slaunch auot-, who
o'e Iher country and are wiling to fight for II,
ere mere yet and will remain here TIL tie regi-
menJ Is rent home, # not absolutely compelled to
DO otherwise The tealth Of The regiment was
never better, ana when TIE word comes, We are
ready anu wiling 10 g. forward aud do our duty
gu! we may not 90 Ill. the word doe, come Yes
we are 'e1tng 10 60 iofwri,-not aaSiau, from
mere love of excitement, bat like men in eruest
who know they have a great and important work
to do, and can comprehend r.. magnitude w
have seen too much otsar to desire lis novelty
and We have seen too much of j, to shrink from
.m horrors
Last lTdly cur Army Corps was reviewed by
Gen. Hooker. Ike the appearance Of The o
hero very much. He not at all such looking
man as one would associate with the name Of
lighting Joe,' lie has smooth, pleasing coll.
ienanee light hair a Keen eye, though nor 81
piercing, perhaps as Mcclellan. lie loa Ks more
ike s9me yenerltel minister Of The Gospel th4a
General bnt ad no, 'bo opportunity 70 geto
very disliuc. impression Of him. / only saw him
as be role rapidly by the ranks, viewing each reg
inent 10 front and rear, III was to give my own
impression Of the man, should cal. Lin Of 4
mild. good.u4lurc4 dispoldon, no, at al rash OF
reckless as som' seem TO have an idea. lIIsad!
accompanied hm and bis Stii wherever they went
She was evidently no stranger toihe saddle, llis-
lns from the almost reckless ease and freedom
with which She dashed from p re TO place on her
meltIesome steed. After the General and h.,
staff had passed around the entire body Of troops,
they took their position, and We IN tsta mnched
past q en-.
There is something grand and imposing in these
reviews, that the lover o(tLe beautiful cannot fl.
to admire. Ten or fifteen thousand menunform.
" dressed, and marching by companies At esnpa.
ny distance, all keeping The same Stop ana main.
tanning the same distance, 4. what one doe, net 81
ten see, even it nc bo.ons. 90 the army. Such j
mass q men moving steadily aud regularly FOR.
ward, keeping % 70 The mos, ea.iyeains
strains Of MARTA. music that ever was liscoursed.
Is certainly moving spectacle. il would eclipse
even those magnificent neyer-to.be forgotten Juno
trainings that Vermont Used to b We IN the good
old lines, when the sound Of The dunn and NE
Won kindie our boy.sa patriotism into enlhu.i.
asm. suppose this review was preliminary 10
an onward mo, emcn,. At least (, used 10 Be So
las, Summer,-ghen SIC hl .eyiex the order
10 march soon followed.
Las, Tuesday we were on ristet. We nickel
now, the whole regiment at a time. and generally
remain out three days Tuesday morning br7gga.
with IL nasty, dhagreclb!e. snow ,,oro. We
coull barely make our,ere, comfortable in our
tents by warm fire, bu, on picket, nothing need
be anticipated but wet clothes. numb inner. anal
1 the prospect Of shiyerp, SWAY ibs Ion, bour.
over camlortle,, fire Of green nine. if We A..
lucky enough to &c, even ,b., to burn. G.omy
q, the duty in prospect ngb, seem 10 some !,
(, lust such an occasion 4, m. ola Second ".
mon, love. TO glory IN. II,d,s,r,,,sr bos, +,
camp, and seen us emerge from oyr c,,,,,.iko
hou,es into the Sion and ,o.b ,l,, an, i, il.
ground, and the snow and rain that v,,.,il c,,n.
ns, aud heard the hu.b.oy III ino and .b,,,,o,
he would thought the regiment va. d.cb,r,.5
and The BOYS we're upr,aroa.y mbi,n, ave, The