Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-09-27

menced the study Or the law with view of adj
mission to the bar. il the year 1853 in the Office
OF hls brother l-aw, Matthew Ii. CARPENTER. ESQ,
10 the city OF Milwaukee, wher q. however. be re-
mained but lew months. Thence be went to
the Law Sch)olat Poughk 4epse, n Y, whence
be graduated 10 he Aut ann of 1859 with hon.
ors, and finally fnl-he' nis preparatory legal
studies 10 the office Of Mei.rs. biiin ham Il Du-
rant il this county At the Sentember Term OF
this court, 1900 le was called to this bar, and
became sl'hou' b the youngest one Of It's most
promising me mbers.
In the Az .tumn Of 1860, upon the dissolution
OF the co'parnership of Dillingham; K Dur1ni,
hs oecdpLe the partner oil his father IN his office
at Waterbury, and continued in the practice OF
the lew, 50 associated, I'LL the month OF July,
1867, when he enlisted n u company of III
iaotry recruited in the westerly TAI Of wash
ingtOn County, (Which company finally became
company 4 Ia the l0th Regiment VI Vo!unteerr)
and was unanimously elected Captain II Bis
company lie was early detailed 10 serve ~
Assistant Adj General OF Gen. Morrls's staff,
and whilst 81 serving he was captured, hls horse
having been shot under him, AT the battle OF
Mine Run Thence he was taken to the Libby
| prison, and there for four dreary months real
lz5d the dainty fare Of the rebel prison. He
was then parJled, and soon exchanged and im-
mediateIy made Major Of his Regiment, whch
post he held at the time u bis death which oc-
Cured al Sheridan. ,re,.t baule on the 10 Ii
instant
After ms exchange be pinned hIs Regiment nj
White House Col Henry was very soon
wounded, and, IL. Col. Chandler being sick
Mai DILLINGHAM; WAS m command of the rps.
Iiment IN re tnan halo the lime atter he wa.
made Major lie waa IA command AZ the time
of hls death.
lie was man Of much refinement OF mind
and manners. of yerg pl.as,ng address. and Of
uncommon manly beauty. OF inaexble pat
rlotsm and integrity, he scorned the Iugiorious
ease of nfe Al home when ms c,4ntrv needed
that all us Jewels should De laid upop the coin
mon altar. and pledged hi, lite 10 maintain her
1 honor and that of oar neigAbofs and frenda
VIII Sc blood vas sacrificed IN the cause ol the
Nation. Always foremost 10 the hna Of duty
his example is one dt t. BE- emuMted by bis gai-
ant companlous IN prms. Always filbiul to
his duty as citizen his example al home ana
abroad NAV well b. held 40 ~ pattern 10 YOUTH.
We may all hope hat the 30 m0ry u. MIN. and
i of all such. NAV long BIZ fresh and green IN our
hearts,, bripbt incentive q, mobile deeds.
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