Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-06

Cowley, IL; Fred Cowley, II; Dean w Reed,
II; VIM 0'Bren, II Martin Dwyer, IL; LIST
Sergt Geo A Hyde, L; Privates Henry b
Pettengi!l, l.; Chauncey CThurston, |; Silas
Kinds, /; Alanson Coon, /; Augustus l..
Newland, L; Israel Blair, X; David Dillon,
Wylls LYMAN, l.; G d Ishm, l.; A + Saw
yer, l.; Thomas Wilson, l.; Truman Web
ster, l.; John La Bree, l.; o H Brainerd, l.;
Hugh Mooney, l.; w G Watson, L; Horace
G Blinn, l.; A w White, l.; Sergts S f
Stearns, NJ; J l. Lutherland, NJ; Corp VIM
Thompson, NJ; A I Hackett, bugler, Nj;
James McShelley, NJ; VIM. Russell, NJ; Jo-
seph La Plant, NJ; Henry La Bounty, Nj;
Sergt. John NJ Vanderlip, 6; Corp. Fayette
Dyer, G; Pryates Parker Hail. G.; VIM.
Warner, G.; Samuel Smell, G.; Samuel Pres
ton, 6; James McMann, G; Homer Benson,
G.; Palmer Clapp, G.; Euguene F. Bellows,
G Lewis Conger, G.; Chas Matterson, &;
Johu II. Hill, G; Francis Touchett, B. Jas,
M Lake, b, John Smith, b; w. O. Spoor,
b; Sergt. John w Erwin, b; Corp. Rufus
M Bliss, B; Privates Joseph b Farrand, b;
,Joseph L Brewer b; John Hutchinson, b
Peter p Hutchinson, b; Nelson M Perry, Is
La Fayette Stanhope, b; Sergeants Daniel
] Hill, c; Lester X Stiles, G; Corporal David
p Freeman, G; Saddler, Merritt II Stone, 2;
Privates John Bancroft, c.; Gilbert Fisk,
c.; Randall l. Hall, c; Molon Norris, c; Gil
bert 0 Smith, G; Tertullus c Ward, Z; De
Forrest L Lewis, G. .ra
Commissioned officers 2; non-commis-
stoned officers ii; privates 81; total loo'
RECAPITULATIoN.
Killed 10; wounded AZ; missing lO5; To-
tai I'll.
Cool IMPUDENCE.--At the District
Convention at Hutiand, last Wednesday,
when the delegates from Washington Coun-
tv went bv themselves to select their por-
ton Of the nominating committee, many
/ of them were quite surprised TO find among
( the delegates several persons from this
/ County who had never been suspected at
] home Of being ''in favor of sustaining the
+ administration in its efforts to put down
/ the rebellion, and sustain the Constitution
and the Union > There are men who, for
/ consideration, will wear any mask and
persunate any character, soldiers Of for
tune who for the time will serve in any
ranks in which they can obtain pay and
1 rations.--and several 0! that class OF mer-
cenaries were evidently at Rutland, We
do not hesitate to say, however, that
man who will thus 90 into a convention
and attempt in any way 10 control It's ac-
ton. with whose political principles he
has no sympathy, and whose leading men
and measures he never ceases TO malign
has no political honesty or integrity, if, IN
deed, be has any sense of the decent pro
prieties of ordinary life. We shall mo-
call names here, as il may be barely pos
sfF3le that some who took part in this bare
faced fraud, We're ignorant either of thu
disgraceful part they were playing, or 0
the proprieles of such an occasion, but WI
warn those engaged in it, that they vii
not again escape so easily, if they shoulC
ever attempt to repeat there or elsewhere
the performance at Rutland.
1t is due to the candidate for Congress
in whose interest these "copperheads'
were taken to Il Union Convention, to say
that we have no idea he suspected for al
instant the instrumentalities which wert
being employed to advance his prospects
in the Convention, If he had he woult
have condemned and denounced the bas
trick as earnestly as we have.-Montpe
Tier Freeman.