, 1863-02-16

Green F. Shields, Lieut.. and L. i. L. &.
J. S. Dewey, Lieut.. and 4. D. G.. |
H. s. Dewey, 1st Lieut.. a. IS.
TTEHrT-sEcoSD INDIANA.
The officers commanding the companies Of !
this regiment certify that tue foregoing Me-
mortal and resolutions were read to their re- |
spectlye companies, and yote taken on the |
same ; and that they we're unanimously aiiop- |
ted by each company, except one dissenting
vote i'll company G.
II. Gooding. Col. Commanding.
Tom. Shea, alajor.
Will 4. Adams, Adiutant.
Lou. Smith, .: II:
j. P. COLLIN, Maj. Com'dg.
TwESTf-NlSTu INDIANA.
I certify that the foregoing memorial and
resolutions were rcad to onr regiment, and
yotc taken on each resolution Separately, and
acqnlcsccd in; and that the whole was the
unanimous expression Of the regiment.
T1IR111ETu INDIANA
Capt. Wm. Dawson, commanding this reei-
ment, certifics that tile following naulcs at-
taclled to the foregoing memorial and rcsolu-
tions comprise the officers belonging to said
regiment; and that upon Tie said memorial
missioncd officers and prlyates, they wcrc the
unanimous expression Of the same; aud with
out dissenting voice were fully concurrel
in.
Here follow the names Of all the officers
commanding tleseyerll companies.
THRIFT INDIANA.
The foregoing memorial and resolutions arc
signed by Fred. Ertlclneyer, Lieut.. Colonel
commanding, and by ali the officers in com
1nand OF the respective companies.
Tu1nTY-sEvESTu INDIANA.
The officers commanding companies in this
regiment sign the same and certify that the
1en present on para de voted unanimously in
favor Of the foregoing memorial and rcsoln-
tions.
THIRTT-EIanTII INDIANA.
The ssh, Indiana Volunteers, Lieut.. Co1ouel
Gri1f1u commanding, is the only Indiana rygi-
mcnt in This Brigade. They hare been absent
frcm camp for several days on special duty,
Enl will not probably return in time to cx-
EIrcts themselves Oh tllc foregoing memorial
II win therefore STATE that from my knowledge:
fpf the officers and men Of the regiment feel
assured thai resolutions so patriotic and just
could not fail to receive their unanimous aud
l|B. F. Scribner, Coloncl commanding 1st
nsigadc:
Y THMTY-SISTH INDIANA.
The commanders Of companies in TIL: regi-
1ucnt all sign the memorial aud certify that
ii and tue resolutions were unanimously and
heartily endorsed by the men Of their respect
i've commands.
FoRT1ETn INDIANA.
The officers Of this regiment certify that a
vote was taken on the memorial aud rcslOu-
tions on the a5th Of January, 1868, By all the
officers and men belonging thereto who were
| present, and that thc result was rs follows -
| $50 enlisted mcn for aud : against. Lieut..
| James Bragg refused to vote for oragainst.
FoRTT-sEcoSD INDIANA.
| The Adjutant Of this regiment certifles that
| there were u commissioned officers present,
| 25 Of whom signed the memorial and rcso}n-
tions, dnd that the same we're read to the men,
| numbering ITO, Of whom 148 voted for, And
81 declined to votc-nOne against them
FoRTr-FolNTH INDIANA.
The officers Of this regiment certify TINT the
t men, on dress parade, dGin. formed into ho1-
low square, and the foregoing memorial and
resolutions being read, anu the question be-
ing taken By "shoulder arms,'' every gun
was raised. There we're then proposed three
cheers for our glorious State and State OIL
GERS. which were given in manner Indicative
Of Indiana soldiers.
r1rTY-T1E5T INDIANA.
Tic commissioned officers Of this regiment
certify that the above memorial and resolu-
| tions were submitted to the members Of the
regiment, and unanimously adopted By them,
and gre signed by tue field and line officers
FlFTy-sEyESrII INDIANA.
Capt. John L. McGraw, commanding the
regiment, ccrtifes that the names of the CON-
pany officers attached to the memorial were
all the commissioned officers present, with
one exception; and that the same having been
read to tho regiment on dress parade. and 4
yote taken thereon, four-tifths Of all present
voted in favor, and that the officers endorse
the same.
FIFTY-E1durH INDIANA.
The field and line officers Of this regiment
sign tile same and certify that the memorial
aud resolutions were presented to said rtgi-
ment while on parade for their adoption Or
| disapproyal, and that the same we're adopted
and approved by every member, except one,
private Of Co. II, who cast his yotc in tlisap.
proyal Of the same.
sEyEsrr-sEcoSD INDIANA.
The officers Of this regiment and nil those
| commanding companies sign the memorial,
and certify that the same, with its resolutions,
was read to the regiment on dress parade aud
unanimously adopted.
sgyENTr-TH1RD INDIANA.
At 0 meeting OF the commissioned officers
Of the regiment, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted with The exception OF
Licutcnants Fry, Of Co. 4, and Boyd, Of
Co. F.:
Rese1rf5, That we heartily approve of tie spirit
manifested and the action already taken By the diff
naans and State ar and lat & ns We dss It
tioas should be presented 10 representatives
elond At ts unenfc ani onl
against the Vaccinations OF few domestic trait
which sic, has 50 nobly won In the prosecution OF
this war for the upholdins OF the integrity and
stabil1y Of our Government
sEvESTr-FIFTH INDIANA.
The officers Of this regiment cordially en-
| dosse and approve the foregoing memorial
I -1-4$ NrwfS$ $trn} &t,.e
| wcrc submitted to a vote Of the regiment,
| numbering 81 officers and G19 men, aud Hcrc
enthusiastically adopted.
sEyESTf-S1STu INDIANA.
The field officers aud all Com. com'ders sign
the memorial and resolutions, and the Col
onc1 certiacs that these were ul1 the officers
present, the others being dead, absent, sick
ted in the affirmative without one dissenting
vote.
EIGHTY SECOND INDIANA.
The field officers and all company command
crs sign the same aud certify hat the memorial
aud resolutions we're read to the regiment
when formed in hollow square, the bctter to
hear and understand the same, and TINT vote
VAS taken thereon and every officer and man
present in the regiment voted for them.
E1GHTI-sI4Ta INDIANA.
All the officers present Of the Seth regiment
signed the memorial and resolutions, and the
same were read to the regiment on dress pa.
r:.dc, and were unanimously adopted by both
officers and men.
EIaHTf-EI9HTu INGEASA.
Tie field officers Of this regiment and all
the company officers sign the memorial and
resolutions and certify that the same were
read in the hearing Of the entire regiment
present, aud were unanimously adopted; first
adopting the memorial and then the resolu
! tions striatisa.
HUNDRED AID FIRST INDIANA.
The Lieut.. Coloucl Commanding, certile;
that the memorial and resolutions were read