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wen oe1ofe- ihcg had deserved triumph
by their devotion and their sufferinrs. but
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o1staautsedent, coliuslon oi plans anu
and policies, and u1isdircctiOn in their con
+r,1 md ;rvo1z,a7 +ro;r fame j., n c1o,d of
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time Tor % action. Weiss brigade. without
waiting for oraerf, dashed into tEe aytag
pr;sn,ners u st-nn.,d's ~ s;ns 1,ooths;
Green Mountain boys, their uniforms clean
and neW, improved ~ ne Opportunity. a9d 1,, took
duccd 10 two score Of Incu. rushed into the
melee, and came back with four stand Of col,
aoth @ MastachuEette. tic III Michigan, and a
PENNSYLVANIA regiment, captured eleven col
III Hs;1 co1nT,n1inT mi 4bc 1 hr;rodc oraercd the
co'or bearer Of TIC 18th Massachusetts, to ad-
vance upon nac enemy al0nc ~. u "as nSH "a; an
% Men forgot tut thew wcru ~ On he defensive,
and without IN order from commanding Of
1oss snre4d 1s ,1,eaa m Thosonas 1f havonets
flashed In the beams Of the setting sun. Then
c1mc wild hurlah, aud the ulA$6 O1 rebels
melted away oyer the plain.
Yes, and in the same red glow Of battle
let there forever melt away the too COM
mon inyidious comparison Of the trooos |
of onr 1oyal States. Who shall dare araiu |
- rr;to t,.+ wcstorn troons arn more
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troops Aead 1eiutauon OF 1ne
slandef IN thls detysonTg battle.
where in generous emulation Massachu-
setts and Michigan, Pennsylvania and Yer
mont poured their blood like water and
horo their mart in thc terrific eveen of
1,7,onots ,vl,;ch 1,orn avav the 1ast ass;s.
+auoa ~ thc o,onor fro,n t7,e ho,,v con.
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1hese slssef etates nave common he1a~
tage in the Ta1or OF their sons, whose COM
mingled dust will moulder on all our
| battle-dclds. It will be task not more
uneracious than difficult for the historian
| IN tu-n ovcr t,,e ,nn,e-;u1 fnr his work and
eor ~ +ho. +,oona of INV st,tc. These
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nsT,r+,nent IN +,,ot distant frootter Rnhse.
onent,v be Visited T1ah. and was crp,rea
ftaro n +ba e,rne co,,c,,v 1,ore of adren.
4nrc frconent1y led him to make long 'ourne;s
tbronrh the mountains on horseback. and it
was there, doubtless, that be gained such
a knowledge and r,a stcry of the horse as spb
| seouenfIr f-aye him tie reoutatio, Of bcin,
+be hest rider in the army.
News Of the rebellion reached him in the
! sr1nrncr of 1871. md tc Immediately l,astenea
home tn min the Sth Illinois caralrr. which
his uncle was then organizing, He was made
In tta2ion Ouarfernastcr. but soon thereafter
promoted to the Caota1ncr Of Co. 4 Of that
ce1cbra led reciu,e11. During all the bstt1cs
Of tae Peninsula. and Pope's campaign. he
MEYER missed a fcht or ekin,;sh IN which
Tint troon was engaged. and which are said to
he for4v.nne IN ALL
Tie brave and darine, IN fan,t md 60
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Kind and considefate TO hls men, that be early
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became their PRIDE and eoast: Whenever .
seous VI u adeeoaa'1ssaece Mas ~ pe an2oe'
Capt. Farnsworth was almost invariably
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fiacea II 1fs oeao, anu 30 1ot1rpld WIS ne IN
Ills attacks, and 60 watchfu1iu iu his movements,
TINT his name became terror to eTezy bush
ah1eaer a a0pg Tue In hnes: masto se muta ta
| Ills genius and bravery.
n ,hc month NJ NOV ,,et ce, p,a,.,r+or
n;aced hin, upun Lis staff as AID and 50 wc11
Pleased Tas he with the r1an, that he nomina-
;+n m ho 10 Inc onse o, nslgaeies enesnh
"itn1o lne h'1''e WEE LIZ WAS .1aae ueae1a1
and nd. martyr. In the 9 great harvest which
oesln uas 1eapea III uel.5sou1s' ne nas oeeo
gathered In. There fell no braTer soldier oa
tha1 1clo Of nlooa. 1en. tafns"orth was
possessed Of rare beauty, both Of person and
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W eouA' 1'o Ai"o NV aA@" aio1s A3o@0 " W
! admire his EreAt social attractions, nor Will
| .hpr eoon forr.t lila tail athletic fra,ne dark
flashing eye, and finely naolaed features. The
: | army correspondent Of tue n. T. Times gives
: the following account Of tho gallant action
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Gen. Knpatrtek tl.is morning marched to stack
ns It l. u1on @ liz ~ ,atSsa sin. % and T c:cst!aG Il %
panic In tlc s.e1nys 1allse Unfortunately. owing
a4stanaipr. otenIed m to fba :o poiut f concen.
tration, and ono brigade, commanded BY Gea.
"e VT ,ha -r .'at ,,sa snsn II H.
brigade was en- en:a:ed. ard could not then be- weil
epaied. TLie dtlcfcncy was In pa1t sup-
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, | Genera! Mesrltts brigade. General Ahpat'tcsz
found the enctay-tnfant5R, cavalry and artlliSry-
s;o1S - posltson, apa ai1ef
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1onnt cos T!esto. sna "a T;Icn, xssc n1ds.cd
s 10 chnsge. Led by General Fa1nswo:tb, tley
i | moved FORWARD rapidly, drove the enemy I