New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

binary training and qualification demanded by the M
Ture OF the case And there is proper WORK oi one N
ten thousand no would gladly come " they were per-
United But rs many ten tholsandt ones as thele IN
work for here speak OF those neld hospitals
at thefiOn II The great hospitals iufthrr north ~ ~
otherwise. Let noble women go into every warn ~
them AID do their work with all their def hands and
al theft tender sympathies
Yet how our boys leie falling Ike leaves in this
greatest of hero wars stretched awhile before they 90,
on nrroW couches ard shutting their weary eyes 10
thi.k Of their homes and the dear ones ibeic-homes
dear TO them :" Fair iineen on the Kline 10 the
" soldier Of the LegiOn"w0ud have Joy some OF them
smny be- would have life itself come 10 them. could
womsn's lowering preoence, her gentle hands; ahd
genei voice be- with them in their weary weary hoofs
VI waiting. 1t il pitiful.
IL Is comfort 10 know that there are other ods where
the good and brave women Of the country may labor.
and know thoIe are thousands Of whom y may De
said, Drums Go thTob like these bearis; bullets do
NOT pa tier like these tears' There must DO women
tie power of whose souls has been vital ~ ard eA
anded By this war. Who are even now continuing ana
;oiling for - our b,ys." God speed them
Regiments are continually going home on ne tNprh-
ton Of their terms III service Among tie last which
hive gone are the let oad 2nh Massachusetts,, hs'oii-
cal regiments Would thar could cat logue he nases
Of the heroes Bay State born and cd ami taught
who have fallen from these
Practically Tie most important consideration IT, that
30 may trained ard valuable officers q Us lost 20
the service Of tLe 20ih. Oliver Wendell llolnrs j..
tho Captain OF "Aiv iunt' in al Atlantic of two
Joars ago. WAS an officer Capt. Holmes served
more e. two We stLrdily ard chivairOusy ID line
officer was three lines severely wounded, ard in tins
campaign has been jealous aud interchangeable
Der # tie 6tn Corps staff las always been eospicu.
onsy daring sBd cnpab!y Efficient. ard he gees cut q
TIE service because h re- en- doe, rot because he
" Ould taste ~ sweets of loue AID Boston.
Another instance. First Lieut.. Fisher 4. Baker hos
been Adju.gnt OF the 18th Massachusetts, duiig ito
three yeas of service. than Which Teginen' has
better reputation, and next 20 tie Colonel an Adj tnnt
helps 10 make IA regiment. All through the Peninsula
caHpal.n OF the sccond Ban Kun, NJ AEtietam Tired.
cIi, ksbug CLaB.,l.Oit,ilf. heitysburg. Espraian
mock Station. ard from Tie Wilderness tn Pears.
burl tie 18Th las been one Of those Trustworthy fgi
meats thut commanders learn To dcpcid ulor, lrc
through IT oil iieui. Boxer las b,eH nc AaJute ct
,uo Pig promotion iccauae be was 80 good "a Adu.
tait that the Colonies would noi To- lin ~ to he
falk In othoT f"rimelts. sit ts ioriweit hid Bae
home N,yeIilcio.s l.U 81 Grains lave tcglsitl
aud remsiD. II would b. a good urg II WIKI ESQ tT
nuocus tie organization could be Preserved hy %.
ditiOns ~ nuw Raw iiOVps would % spc".IIly
Crystalline rbOat tic ~ rms, would 20 fuon rin ~
take pliuc Ia the l-e Ird traditions 81 tie rc nj
would 70 SOON gather asyrf corFs thgi 10 were a
glcat ply Lot Ttfan tor tie war tie lsin has.ela
tciiA III. regiment las graduated tgo EilEWiirt
Gcutras Grn. james InTncs ara ten. ia Gcph Hayes
TIE ioracr brought 10 into TIE irlt aud iie latter Wa
IFS Colonel dlig some Il lts hardest l;.. AID az
promoted soon after being seycicly souLo,d Ia ihe
W ilderl4cgs. G A. 7.