New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25
ycKCE FROM THE ARMY.
What tho Soldiers Think of she Pence
pariy.
ONE uuNpREpTH PENNSYLVANIA GROUND
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NKwPoKr NEWS, Va, March IA, 1857
Aamseting Of the officers and prvates OF the
,oob Rurdhesd Rsy p w. for !be purposo Of express
s their sentiments questions now sgatiHS tho country
q, ,orsreuce u the war LeutCo NJ NJ Dawson was called
a. tho chair and Capt, J. H. Cline appointed Secretary The
obee. Of tie ting stated by ao President and Com-
,tes previously appointed, consisting of Capt Beuty
Cb,nlain r. A. Browne Copt J. T. Blair Corp. Horace b.
puan. Co A. Surgeon W. O. shu'lOek, Lieut. J. Justice
and Private Wm Taylor Co g. reported the following raso
buttons which were first unanimously adopted by shoulder
ing arms and Gerard by accanaon fully expressing the
sentiments Of the regiment those questions:
UAe,eas civil war is conyulsing our beloved
country Involving the deaes; Interests of and impei
ing our fortunes and iyesa for which have
cheeruy yielded up all the endsaimens OF our homes
And WheTeds on the results of the present momentuous
struggle depend only liberties aud future greatness as
susiou bat aso the triumph Of Freedom and Equal Rights
Throughout ihe world. and tine elevation Of our IN the
scse Of being:
Ind Wserers the conflict has called forth every element.
both North sna South hostile to Republican form ofGOvern-
rnen willy in front and co'vardy
sbettOrs Of treason il tue therefore,
Resoird That notwithstanding evil innueuces have been
brought Jear upon the army by political parisans to i'd
thei base designs and give hid to the traitors Of
South; also thst newspapers containing reasonable srtice
6enunciatoy OF the Government and constituted authorities
been cGued in the army the purpose Of dcOrT'sns u
to such that i. he ped thai We would snpi 10
6shonorahe peace. spun with contempt every prop
ostion Of Nohern copPerhesis for compromise which'
not only regarded with meitsd by the enemy them
eves from ruc an iguobe source bu. declared by
them to sutto.ly impossible. We want No peace till the
emblem Of the psOu shall again ever every village and
hamlet OF the Iebellious States.
Resred That these By thcir opposition al s TO an
armed resistance Of rebellion and thoi' predictions 'he' the
Rebellion could be subduea we'll e. their subsequent
acts and verifying their prediction by their lack
sympathy with the sad their iassuised ss;sc
ton the Of Union ares by their denune
lions Of what they designate yannics and arbitrary acts
the Admns aon and their silence regarding the desPot!sn
OF our foes In a, and The Rebel leaders, by their sympathy
with Rebels taken prisoners in acts Of trenton snd rebellion
and their utter Indifference to aIocous wrongs
true citizens of the Union in the Southern Stses by Le
declared hatred of loyal sections and Willingness osschee
then as the price Of with the States IN Rebellion
BY their dscoura OF meu;s and threst OF oppo
aon to drafts and COMPLIMENTARY betray that pTopo
rons Of peace and compromise from them acs Of sym
PATTY rebellion and hostility to the Government engaged
in n1sin aiming for It's exis.euce that by heii
bubble scs and resolutions they give aid and comfort to the
enemy and dishearten army by show Of division and
distraction In the loyal States In short they Integral
Part of the Rebellion by the law OF nations traitors and ii
iuch, should suffer the traitors doom.
Realized That there 10 other at disposs
suppre pg the Rebellion and restoring than an &C
tive aud determined prosecution Of tho war until every
ssge Of treason aud accused shall be eHscel for
ever
Resored That willing 10 ncs danger and undergo
Toll ever and that any assertions reasonable Pres
70 the contrary lying shameless SANDERS the whole
army upon the NOth Army Corps sDd the lOOth
Regiment Pennsy wanna Volunteers In particular.
Re'olped That do give aud believe 1t to be the d1t
u all loyal ciseus and soldiers 70 give hearty approval
The several acts Of the Administration 10 overthrow the He
belOn And threats Of opposition to the late con'cTpo
made informed By traitors and Rebel
at home wish understoo;hat heartily approve tb
and call upon the Governments strictly ana imPsr'isy
enforce it, and II need be- the army in the field
maize who have here oore enjoyed in their homes ID
protection Of to bear their equal share in tell
and peils.
Re.eled That we regard with pleasure the that
beiBs used by loyal friends to oppose traitors anC
treason at home We woud urge upon them the most yigi
liant eoTs and need be- the most decisive and summary
measures 10 take effect consistent with law To these oys
men wo1ld say. helr with you in the noble
work and your example ii turn shall cheer your sons aud
brothers away upon the tented field To sympsthzeT'
with rebellion we would soemny the warning that
perstence in their scarcely fail among It's hrs
suits bring their doors with ell lite horrors the cv
war which yet happily has only rsyased Southern
borders.
Re.ortd Tia. Andrew C. Curtin deserves the heartfelt
thsnk all Pennsylvania soldiers TO whom in eminent
aend and benector TIE his untrins and patriot
if tho whole country Indebted and his cannot fsi
10 be immortal the Of our national history
Reslrd Ths. COY Of these resolutions be 20 The
loyal papers home with request for their pubAcaon.
On motion the meeting sdJ ourDed
Lieut.-Col. NJ Ri DAWSON, President.
Capt J. II. CLINE, Secretary
ONE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH PENNSYLVANIA.
The officers Of the 11lth Regiment Pennsylvania
Volunteers which 10 stationed Acqus Greek Landing
Va met on TIE lth mat to express their view tie sub
Jsct Of the war and to tsAe confederation the
which have been r1isccvously circulated resp citing the
feelings Of the soldiers in the Eeld Col Geo a. CobhaH
was called preside aud the following preamble and Teou
tons-prepaed by Committee Previously chosen consist
fns Of Chaplin i. d. Williams, Major J. A. Boyle and
Lieut.. J. NJ Wes-were subntted, and unanimously and
heartily adopted They were then submitted ali the
FOR the purpose. AL who cordially and upqaaaGedy sp
proved requested to aye" and al that dsap
proved NO" Wheeupon the entire regiment voted aye"
and then sent up three loud and hearty cheers;
At the breaking cut Of the present supendous Rebellion,
one senti seemed peysde the Northern mind ond
that was the Republic must and shall live aud thai tho
wicked AID upeIsHped conspiracy for s destruction should
be speedily crushed by whatever legitimate The
Government could employ Parties forgot their differences
and with accord Joined bsndsin the common
their country Political opponsns who elteemed the life Of
the patton s foTe value than tho triumph Of party
iaa ASIDE Their sninoses and eye to eye TIE gene
20 ka enthusiastic upug Of the people inspired the hope
early submission Of the inugents and had the citizens
IL" oy states or had the authorities at Washington
forseon that the Rebellion would assume such rrodiou.
PoP"n'ps would not have been difficult. At that
time, TO raise military force sdeoae.s 10 NJ ,,,,,,e
Where, IN any Northern State wa, the .. -,