Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-12

bellion. But gres, revolution has taken place
and already the question OF annexation 10 agi'
tated. Canada IL an absolute and dead ueighi
on England and dependent on the United States
Let rs be patient. In'time We will make plenty
| Of acquisitions.
| have been referring to the prospects before
Us. To whom are We indebted for thesel To
the armies Of the United States, and We owe our
peace and prospects TO our glorious armies, and
want to acknowledge this TO you Ny heart Is
| full Of gratitude TO you for these achievements.
When this war began IL found you private
citizens. engaged in civil occupations. But few
had seen military service. The ohcers could
not instruct the men at first, but 10 a short time
you became we'll disciplined. until you are the
best army in the world. You should be proud to
have the honor Of belonging 1t. As We have
| felt towards the soldiers of the Revolution. so
will coming generations look upon you
| There are no regiments 10 Europe that have
| 20 proud record. At the commencement OF the
war the reputation of Indiana Was under par. on
accom-, Of the unfortunate disaster at Buena
Vista, and our failure to pay the State debt In
lS43. Men were ashamed to own they were In
dianians. Now We hsves noble character
second to none in the Union. We should be-ve
are-iustly proud Of our history. and in the name
of the citizens OF Indiana, return you their
earnest thanks We owe you q debt osgratitude
that We never can pay. We intend erecting a
home for you that have been disabled while IN
the service, where you will have pleasant place
to live and to die.
At the conclusion Of the Governors speech
three cheers were given.
Major General Hovey and Colonel SPooner
addressed q few words of welcome TO the boys.
after which Chaplain Lozier sahg song OF his
own composition, entitled Freedoms March
air. John Browns Body the soldiers joining
in the chorus.
On the stand was Governor Morton. General
Hovey. Adju,ant General Terrell. Colonel
Spooner, and the commissioned officers OF the
regiments.
PRonorIoNs.--The following promotions were
made in Indiana regiments at the Office of the
Adjutant General on Saturday:
Ninth. John Chilcott, Second Lieutenant.
Tweu,y-six,h Lewis II Gest, First Lieu
tenant
Twenty ninth. Charles Ream. Lieutenant Col
on.l; q. p Butler, Major; j. b. McCurdy.
Quartermaster.
Thirsieth Ii W Lawton, Colonel, y N
Boydston, Lieutenant Colonel; L. +. Wedn,
Major; Il. II. Johnston. Adiutant, T. Noles
tine, Qusrtermsster; T.. X Hilderbrsnd, First
Lieutenant; r X Myers, Second Lieutenant;
Lewis Taber Captain; John W. Bixler. First
Lieutenant; l. n Redman. Second Lieutenant;
w. II Hall, First Lieutenant; Martin White
more, Second Lieutenant
Thirty fourth Warren Cole, First Lieutenant;
John W. Poland Second Lieutenant; James
Kelley, First Lieutenant; 5 Goshorn, Second
Lieutenant. | O. Hardesty. Captain; S Wal
lace. First Lieutenant
Thirty fifth. Gabriel Cooper, Adjuiant; John
Hsschett, First Lieutenant
Forty second. = l. Tyner, Assistant Surgeon
Forty seventh. W II. Vance Major.
Fifty eighth. Arthur Munser. Second Lieu
tenant
Seventy fifth James II Kens;ed, First Lieu
tenant
Eighty fret James W. Tedfori First Lieu
tenant; W. VI. Allen. Second Lieutenant; Alex
ander Huff Second Lieutenant: George Boon
Second Lieutenant; W. II Zimmerman, Captain
John s. loops. First Lieutenant George Pc
tiers Second Lieutenant: VIM. Hix Second Lieu
tenant
Eighty Sixth s. II Thomson, Second Lieu.
tenant; John Il. Whitcher, Second Lieutenant:
James II. Jackson, Second Lieutenant; Stephen
Cronklt. Second Lieutenant; Euoch R Worley
! Second Lieutenant; John Snyder. Second Lieu
tenant, John NJ. Cast, Second Lieutenant: II.
Mother. Second Lieutenant; T. A. Howard. Sec
ond Lieutenant.
Eighty seventh. John N. Buher, First Lieu
tenant
Eghty-eighth. Hiram N. Young, First Lieu
tenant.
Ninety third Pleasant Lang. First Lieutenant.
Ninety ninth. Ira b. Myers, Captain; NJ. l..
Powell, First Lieutenant
One hundred and twentieth James N. Simp-
son, Second Lieutenant, John V. Smith, First
Lieutenant.
! One hundred and twenty eighth b. H. Keith.
Captain, S. T. Every, First Lieutenant.
] One hundred and forteth E. NJ Dale. Adju-
! tsht; John X. Smith. Second Lieutenant.
One hundred and forty-second. W l. Jordan.
Captain; John Mcfarland, First Lieutenant;
Robert II. McCintock, Second Lieutenant.
One hundred and forty-third W II Fowler,
Captain; Frank France, First Lieutenant: Z NJ.
Fowler. Second Lieutenant: VIM. F. Lemon
Second Lieutenant.
One hundred and Forth Fifth. James NJ. Nc
Clelland. First Lieutenant; VIM j Owen, Sec
ond Lieutenant.
One hundred and forty-seventh Daniel Elliot,
First Lieutenant; John Bldluck. Second Lisuten
ant; Charles Byers, Second Lieutenant
One Hundred and fifty fifth. John w Smith.
Surgeon.
Wright First Lieutenant Eugene K Myers,
Second Lieutenant
Fourth. Thomas & Cunningham, Captain.
Sixth ; A Towel, Second Lieutenant.
Morris o. Hale, First Lieutenant; VIM. Cox
Second Lieutenant; NJ V. h. Smith, Second
| Lieutenant
Ninth. A. A. Club, Secoud Lieutenant
Tenth. q. ". Wright. Captain
Eleventh G. w Hughes, Second Lieutenant
Fourteenth ARTILLERY A Stephenson, First
Lieutenant + c. Tyler, Second Lieutenant;
Elisha Prichard, Second Lieutenant
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