New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02
THE VOICE FROM THE ARMY.
The One Hundred and sevcnty-sixih PENN
sylvania.

VO1CE Ahs-sA ~
The One Hundred and Sevcnty-sixth Pcnn'
syivanin.
At meeting Of the officers Of the 10th Pennsyl'
vania Militia held March &C. tho following resolutions were
adopted unanimously, AFTER which, upon being preensa 70
the mmon.d officers aud prvate Of the whole req
ment. Likewise adopted with the create" sn'soAS'
without Q single dissenting voice;
heyeds We the officers sths i76h Pennsylvsns Mii''a
now stationed at Besnot South Carolina citizens Of Leheh
and Monroe counties Penn believing IL due, not shJ 70
ourselves but TO friends and nssbbo at home skoe's
Of party ,h.. W. should give public expression Of our honest
Of duty toward the Federal Go'ernnsnt which
We havs aid whose arm We should strengthen
| q well by voices As our swords and
WAeas been sppaens to every solder In the Fed
thai he enemy 10 the prosecution Of tho Al hoe not
.,. than the open Rebel IA tho fed calculated to weaken
s energies Of the Republic ths struggle for national life
| therefore,
Rslsed That we visw will iniIEusion and contempt the
continued Of individuals the North having for
their object the virtual suppression Of snlimsn or dn'
By tn. CRY q peace and eopron well calculated while
tend. TO weaken the Of the EIscuvs FOR las sup
pres.en Of tho Rebellion to strengthen the Rebel In teT
rnholy -ndssvors TO destroy the American Uaieu
R Iced That this Government has hshifui claim npon
the sssnce Of every ezsn and be who stands In the
Of It, h,fa sulhofty and fails In his ic,ty ihsTsio, By
manifest opposition 10 M public acts for the suppression Of
the Rebellion Is traitor TO tho Gevernnsnt and should DO
held 10 . strict sccouat therefor.
Rsolsd That W.. view the Proclamation Of the President
for the patton Of thS slVss Of RsSel, aud the sue
qusnt action Of Congress Ga the "Consedpt Aet In nns
the for public service yell csioGlted to ia'isofse
and the National cause sOfdoz the bses sn
the privilege OF ashns Tor HI, b'hy. ~hs aiding BY bis
willing pssls1 the loyal army IN the sapprsson Of tho
RsbslIon.
Re.sd Tia. hall with joy tie patriotic movements Of
10y cgssns New York and other 'ss0s' Of the NORTH
regardless OF party for the Vigorous prosecution oil tas var
The patriotic speeches Of hSse enssnt Democrats, John
Van Buren, Jsss T. Brady and Jadge Day. at tbs C9oper
In.au,e NswYorh ndoEsins tho Of the Last COnrsss
couienr extraordinary power the Presisni ssd tsas
rebukes Of every shape and In all localities
Se,o,ssd That while ball with lneIpressioe pleasure
tn. patriotic resolutions adopted By the Loyal Les.atars OF
Ohio we burn with Indignation &; the cowdy and desrad
Ing ones parsed by the Lesaure Of NswJGseyi and we
foe! deeply mortified a1d hsgnned ss tho bss conduct Of
Tn. lower branch Of Lssaure In refusing Tho use
Of their hail those gallant patriots and Democratic Gov
er1,ors Johnson Of Tenuss,es aud Wight Of Indi,Ha
R,sIted That while would By Implication ever re-
nauish our bons. coaveisaI Of public policy and pablo
duty tina Of peace while all the energies e ID"
nation should DO concentrated toward vigorous prosecutor
of tbs war all party should bs held 10 abeJsnce
that thu. united may sppal the leaders Of the Re-
bolton a. to lead the hopeeas of their cause
and 10 sue for peace snd pardon.
RIsed That the vigorous issasn Of the last Congess
the raising for the support Of the Govern
neut army the ra.ny Of rscais TO al the re-
duced rsrnens the hOd And supply The places oil those
Whose terra. Of service will In few months expire, and In the
passage Of the Indemnity Act which sv'' immunity to
the President for the aes. OF traitors at the North and
which gives bin the power 10 future 10 suspend the writ Of
Labea corpus" msot, hearty spprovs aud while those
acts are well calculated tho Rebels that tbs Govern
ment earnest they viii also imp confidence 10 the
Union soldier well citizen, that the Federal arms will
fnsy triumph and the Governnsns be restored to its light
m authority tho leng:h and breadth Of the land
RsOIssd That ws drafted men from Lohigh and Monroe
Coun acknowledging hsa. and necessity Of the Gov
eminent da her citizens In the PRESENT struggle pledge
lives to the Government 10 enforce the csnsc2t laws IN
any State whore the may be resisted
A. A. Le.chier Colonel w NJ Loder Ist Lieut. Co c..
FsasS1 Lissc SiSTn t L. C. G.. D
p Fontsnsers, surgeon A Shliier 10, Lieut.. Co +
10, r. Walton Adiat.ut Hairy Bates, Is. Lieut. Co. H.
Isalo wooiveI q GroseuP. Is. Lou,. Col
ssE sn s. Sci: Gs G:p e. ca Lew d.a Co. Co.
O. u wsrnck, Capt Co G. CubsItion ID Lieut. co. u.
Levi. r HecIer Csgt Co. D. Hi wisrbsOh Lieut. Go u.
Hs MSss C Co. .ss Lieu C.
Nett. +. IGs c. .a f.ss.s q .S. Co.
D. knsos lt Lieut.. Co b. r. w. flars I'd Lieut. Go. X.
/ HnApacAKrzRs I56ra Rxsixxsr p. MI
BkAgFoKT, &C. 5
To tho Edisor Of TIE " y Tribune.
SIR: would state that my command is decidedly
Democratic there being bat Republican, out OF the
az officers whose names attached to tue rssoations In
closed The proportion Of Democrats 10 even greater In the
rnk and de During the night prominent traitors o.
the North hung in efgy and aorward burned trust
that the action of .hi, regiment will be felt throughout the
North coming does from dtsd regiment OF IisloBs
D,noorata Ihsve tho honor to DO,
Very respectfully your obeiisnt servant
| 4 A LECHLER Colonel Commanding Regiment.