Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-25

as to the living. and closed with hearty ex-
preston of qualification in bneig permitted thus
to Join his comrades in doing honor to the hero
of Gettysburgh and Fort Harrison.
Col. W. T. Nichols of the 18th VT, was next
called up. He said the fame and example q the Cd
Brigade was the constant stimulus Of the second.
They were wiling TO he second to that, but to no
other. Col. Nichols proceeded, in humorous
ven, which brought down the tables with con-
slant laughter and applause, to allude to some
Of the pecularities of the regiments and the
standing jokes of the campaign.
VII The Tcrmonf Regiments unattached 10
any Fern0ai Brigade. They have furnished
an example OF courage, loyalty and every sol
diorly attribute TO the Regiments fren ou- sister
States serving with them We point with pride
70 the record Of the gallant IN, sth, 9Th, 10Th
and lIth Vermont Regiments.
Responded to briefly and appropriately by
Major J. 2. BarstoW, Of the sth VI.
TX. Tie Gallant Dead. Roberts, Stone
Barney, Preston, Cummings Chamberlain and
a host Of kudred brave spirits. The memory
OF ;Heir -5.ieriy qualities, gallant services and
noble aaaih-, stall ever dwell deep in our hearts
Received in deep and solemn silence.
ViJT. Tile GsaeraI .3sscadig Of Fermoat-
As officers ol Vermont. assembled To express our
warm persona. friendship for Gen. George J.
otiuIlId and our high appreciation of his bril-
LIANT military services. We have noticed with
pleasure and pride the action OF our Legislature
iu unanimously recognizing the honor which
Oe.- Stlnnard has reelected on our state, and in
roe m4el4il. A.s promotion, and We accept
their action Us an additional guaranty that the
interests %. her soldiers are safe in the hands Of
the llpres natives o.. Vermont.
Lieut. GOV. Dillne ham responded in speech
TO which we can do bu; small justice In most
touching and ielicitous words he alluded to his
pride and interest in the soldiers OF Vermont; to
bus owu brave sons, one of them (the gallant Ma
ior Dillingham; Of the l0th va laid to rest in
southern soil; TO the character Of vermonters;
and TO 'heh--,ory of our puguaeious State, which
fought .ts way taio the Union, and was ready to
d-ht go che bitter end, any that would break up
that Union lie said, among other remarks
which our limits 10 NOT allow us TO report. that
P.-leri-y would associate and cherish together.
The MINES Of Ethan Allen and Of George J Stan
rud
Hon. A. 3. GARDNER. Speaker Of the House,
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i' defend t-e Constitution and the Union. and /
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ha.- 2" Tie Colonies who hal alluded TO