Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-16

ofuansporiaton are borne BY the General Goyerna ent
The expenses aud services of tn, mmi.-in, up the
present time. amount 90 about three % sand dollars
AZ a. three ,afs pcs inan Oft ua ,ierfed No
D. Effects have frlu ted 80 he sOdcfs thrif ts si. o.
th- stale.
It is becoming settled opinion amoue high medical
authorities IN the amy that 1t will be idvisAbh TO esab
sh several Hospitals ON elevated upland or IN mountain
Gus regions particularly for the successful treat
mcut rhro 10 dsrhea that scourge otour armies
The marked which has attended the treatment
of this disease 10 the Hospitals IN Vermont, clearly va.
dcates that this opinion 10 well fvuuded Gases Oi a
certain stage Of couvaCscencc from t hold fever and
Of gun shot wounds which did not progress ayora1 in
Hospitals more southern lautudcs, near ihe tide
waters have also yield very kindly TO hospital treatment
/ Having enlarged the hospital accomodauons in Yer.
mont the expense Of the State for the benefit Of
own soldiers, have preferred 10 et The matter
upon that bass but u t should De judged desirable for
the State TO turn these Improvements io the Gene
raj Cove nment, and receive reimbufsemeus for the
pence incurred, that probably BE- done. with the CON
don imposed by the Government, however, that then
the Hospitals shall be General Hospitals IN the srct
sense, no more Tor the benefit Of Vermont soldiers than
Reference j. respectfully made to the Annual Report
OF The Aduant and Inspector General for further infDr
aud atAstas om lis ohce in the Reports OF the Sur
geons In charge OF the Hospitals in the state, and ia the
reports of the Commiss9ler 90 visit our soldiers and
procure their transfer TO vermont
Reereace is farther respectfully made 90 the Annual
bcport of the Adutaut and Inspector General ami VI
the Qlartetu stcf General for further information upon
treated ihefeu as Co need no further cucdstoi In us
Communi alton.
Eafll in June last. ! received a communication from
ihe War Department. dated the - of that month, au-
lnurizng and requesting me 10 raise two Regmtuts of
Veteran Volunteer lufautry, and one Battery of Vet-m
volunteer hfuefy, serve ur three years
discharged ana TO be- composed ~ who have here
tuf1fe Ocen enlisted aud have served ilr not than
months and can pass the cxa uinatiln tequed by
the mastering regulations Of the United states aud i-
forming me that n these OOPS raised they viii Oc
credited as three }eA's men ~ The quota Of the state.
tte kegmcn's Of Line months troops thcu returns
us o tAe at'i 10 De mustered nut 90 service ahl as
he q cfumeut evidently iu need ofiuofe troops 20
take the places of the nine months men from the vatOus
atts ~h1se term Of service Was about expiring, aud
Vermont would Il cuur be cXper;td To furnish htr
4u Ga under any call Tor men, orders were accod-
m4y ia ued by the AdJua end Inspector General ou
ue 80 OF August last calling tur the euHsm- ut % The
Regiments and the Battery above banned. IL sup
posed that these troops wOud be- readily enlisted Lu-
eNpccedy, however, great mount 0f 81 kness prevail
co among the nlue months NoiuntceIs, after they had
returned tg their homes WI ch deferred speedy
ments 900 these proposed new organizations
The hse Regiments Df nine munths Volunteers. com
posing the Second Vermont brgadH, returned O. the
State the month Of Jul, last ana w.re mustered out
Of service at btatutboro.-A pant in July aud the re-
mainder iu August lu my A nnal Message OF last
year had occasi 90 speak ut lhs Vermont troops
then iu service in the following terms; Their vaIr on
tvefy neid aud 900 every situation which they have
u.tn placed u'As htt ui th' carly heroes Of Vermont
shcs thet mobile org aud prlNts that the race has
mot dcgtu,rit'd, 900 is now. " old capable of the
most heroic and uAay deeds a1d may De relied upon iu
every emergency" The application tf this language Goo
tue SECOND Vermont Brigade, O, justified 10y ts whole
beating while iu the service IAe eoud et Of these nine
a.tths NDiunte B., iu every tuty they were called
ufun 'n peru.m she htr in guarding luug iine of
county b.. "a i4 aaA prolonged march, or u huiins
ntk tte uu0us charges of thr enemy ou the bipodJ
hcd "t uet tolfs showed clsarJ th inty possess he
l-h qualities which have 30 nla occasions been -
l-stfard by pr earlier Regiments aud thsn they
1ef,lu again demonstrated, tlt n steadiuess, reliability
c b. age and end lance. the Vermont troops
e,Ilcu by th ,e 0f any State or Country
lu clusus tlis brief communication, deem il proper
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