The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-07-19

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regiment educated BY their fallen
Colonel prepared for the great du.
ties OF history by his care and in.
dustry, and their history was not
closed on the 9th Of January 1se3.
They went forward in a grander ca.
reer and it is proper, on this occa.
sion, aud in the presence of these
people, that we should hastily
glance at their proud career. They
are not all here, bot hundreds and
hundreds who went ont lull of hone
and strong in patriotism and cour.
age have never returned to console =
their moth.rs--to greet their fami.
lica. Ii the rolls of the l0lst could
be called how many would BE- alb.
seut from roll call on earth
Where is RULE that noble and
heroic sou The answer comes
back lrom the battle field OF Chic.
amauya, died tor his countr, %
Where is the gallant CRocKEr, who
through sSore oil battles was fret
aud foremost in the ranks He
bowed to tho battle stsrnl at Frank.
lin and give his young lAo for his
couutrys. Where is ARYpr and
other companions, who went down
on every field from Chaplai: Hills
10 Atlanta and back TO Nashville I
lucy are not here. Their blood
has be shed Tor their country,
aud all that.is lett for us ia to cher.
ish their memurivs, cnulate their
xample and keep continually bur.
mug upoa The aitars uf our coun.
I Try that patriotism which shall az
any moment arouse tho land to
Wms IN de.enco OF tho liberty Tor
which they died.
The l0lst participated in tho
grand campaigns winch followed
tno battie vi stone liver, in the
movement on Tullahuma "a tho
campaign that resulted IN the oc.
Icupauon Of Chattanooga. tho
bloody battle Of Chicamaupa-
they borea an honorable part IN the
great battles that swept the en my
IRON Mission Ridge; they wit.
messed that sublime feat OF Hook.
E. lighting above the clouds at
Lookout Mountain, when SnER.
MAN, on the distant left assaling
the enemys lines in charges hy
column, gave the assurance that
victory was certain, and moved.
oHE"IDAN, JOHNSON and DAVIS, as
tuey cleaned the bloody mountain
slopes 10y their impetuous cha.ge
On the morning that the campai N
opened against Atlanta. the lOlst
was there and stood beneath the
fire that swept the ranks OF our
country's defenders. They scalsd
the heights of Rockyiace Ridge,
and passed through Dalton. And
when the bloody days of Resacca
came, there waved the banner OF
the lOlst, They were at Pine Top
Mountain, ut Bald Knob, beneath
the shadow oi kinesaw and through
the siege oi Atlanta, aud passing,
mingled in the bio dy struggle at
Jonesboro aud entered vic orious
INTO Atlanta, the keystone OF the
rebci contederacy. These bravo
men repelied the desperate assaults
OF lloup and CLEBoRN at Franklin,
and won immortal glory in tho
b, great battle before Nashville where
5 the last rebel army OF the Central
: South was annihilated by the re-
sstless veterans of Thomas. Faith. .
ul in the field, courageous in dan.
ger and equal to any emergency,
they have ceased to be soldiers
an are with us to-day as citizens.
lhey returned with songs OF vic
! tory on tnelr lips. Going forth to
battle in days Of doubt aud glo, IN,
L they come home with the blessed
/ assurance OF peace. Today, that
flag pulled pulled down and insul-
, ted by traitors has ooen restored
! to every peak aud tower tl'"t rises
along our shores
I Today our navy goes forth in
peace on every sea aud the flag of
Our COMMERCE, gntoacl.ed, kiss
the breeze Of every harbor round
/ the globe.
To Gay, busy industry and re.
stored property smile on every hand
and we arr sending out into the
; world the conquerIng elements Of
. our clvI'lzat!on, consecrated to the
. work OF political regeneration by
3 all the promise of our history and
J all the sacrifices OF national hero
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