The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-08
CAMP CORRESPONDENCE.


CAMP DRAKE, Murfreesboro, April ls. '63.
EDITOR PIoNEER.--Will you please
find room in your truly loyal, paper for
the following resolutions adopted by the
officers Of the 18th Ohio Regiment, and
unanimously endorsed BY the enlisted
men after hearing them read on dress
parade yesterday evening. Together
with the 49sh Ohio Regiment who were
present at the reading. They breathe
the "milde' sentiments Of a loyal SOL
diery--towards all such men as "Moses.'
They were adopted, on the receipt Of a
synopsis Of speech made by Moses"
at Mansfield, in which he is represented
as misrepresenting and abusing the Presi-
dents Proclamation, Conscription Act,
etc. But to the resolutions. .t ,s,s.
HEAD Quarters, 18th Regt. O.v. l.
- -n...9 April 18th. 1853.
AT q meeting Of the officers Of the
18th o. VI, Col. VIM. Wallace, Lieut..
Col. Frank Askew, Major John Nc
Clennahau, Capt. J. g. Cummings, Lieut..
T. N. Hanson, Lieut.. A. +. Smiley. Co.
A., Capt. Amos Glover, 1t. N. Fowler,
Co. f.. 1t. S. s. Petit, Co. D, D. A..
Geiger, D, Capt. G. W. Cummins, Co.
I, It. ]. s. Bard, Co. G, Lit. J. R. Upde-
grove, Go. H, Capt. L. Danford, Co. X,
Capt. A. z. R. Dawson, It. G, H. As
kew, 1t. L. 0, Dolittle, Co. G, 1t. A. L.
Smith Co. B, Assistant Surgeoe W. j..
Kelley, and Adjt. ]. N. Dubois, we're
present.
The meeting was called to order by
Capt, ]. G. Cummings Co. A,
President. On motion it was unani-1
mously agreed to appoint a committee Of
(5) five to draft resolutions expressive.
Of the sentiments Of the regiment, rela-
ting to an article from the Mansfield
Shield and Banner and submit the same
to the regiment, both officers and men
for approval. ,.... 90 - ...,
Thereupon the President appointed the
following committee: n n, .,'g
Col. VIM, Wallace, Capt L, Danford,
Co. E. Capt. A. R. z. Dowson,. Co. G,
Capt. G. W. Cummins, CO. |, and II. S.
S, Petit, Co, D.
After short deli beration the commits
tee reported the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted. ,r.,
.W1sreas, Moses R. ,Dickey, above re-
fered to once commanded the 18th Regt.
o. V. /, we feel called to give our late
commandera passing notice. s9b3f 5ga
"a Resolued.--That from the tenor of the
foregoing article we recognize in "4Nosesf
a " Copperhead," and that We would rath-
er nave heard Of "Noses" boldly desert
ing across our lines to his Southern BWsA.
ern. 9ss 20 anaua, sdi t89Fr4 ga4s ss
Resolped,--That we have more respect
for an open enemy, than . copardly north-
ern foe. That we have no sympathy for
such men, and hope to God he has no
friendly feeling ior us. 5gSla0oag ssum
Rssolvsd-rThat while wes have no
doubt be has found more congenial spir.
its among his Kindred "copperheads" II
Mansfield, we feel that q club of small
politicians is q filter place for him, uthsn
at the head Of a regiment ofsl loyal sol-
diers, "a, L;ses H. "A, -, 81.
Resolved. That we have no doubt his
voice was armer and more cfsdivs while
the unconstitutionslity Of the
emancipation Oproclsmation.o than while
commanding his regiment under fire be-
fore Goliath or at Lawrepceburg.
Rssolued, That II Is proper. that the
man who, 10 the darkest hours Of this
war. abandoned hisrsginent npon 4 ples
Of sickness. should upon snesking out Of
the great army Of the, republic, should
crawl intoa vile, miserable den Of cop
perheads, and there hiss his impotent
venom towsrdthose whom he so shames
fully abandoned. adW .s7ola& tg,b 7sY.I
., Resolped. That the Certificate of rood