Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-09-21
Davis, Surgeon Phillips, Capt. L. 5. Will

Ntpts o. - hloouihi Napt' Nlltl D. ottaIhes
1t. VIM. l.. Harris
EIGHrH REGIMENT.
Brig.-Gen. stephen Thomas, Col. John b.
Mead, Lt.-Col A. b franklin, Capt. Samuel
w. Shattuck, Capt Edward Dewey, Lieut..
Fred e. Smith,
NINTH REGIMENT.
Brevet Brig Gen, +. II. Ripley, Col. V.
@. Barney, Lt.-Col.E S. stowell, Surgeon
B. W. Carpenter, 1t. Joel T.. Baker.
TENTH REGIMENT.
Brighten. VIM. W Henry, Capt. John A.
Sheldon, Capt Henry Dewey, Capt Geo. Il.
Davis, Capt. z. d. Blodgett, Maj Henry
Kingsley, Sergt. II. NJ Pierce.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
Brig Gen. James NJ Warner, Mai. Oar
Jus j Stafford, Lt.-Col. A. f. Walker, 1t. +.
l.. Foster, Sergt e. Nj. Sherman, Capt. Theo.
S. Peck.
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
Lt-Col. r. Farnham, It, q. q. Benedict,
Chaplain L. o. Brastow, Private +. j. Bliss,
Lieut.. Geo. II. BIgelow, Private Henry o..
Catlin.
TH1RTEENTH REGIMENT.
Lt.-Col. WIN. D. Munson, Captain l.. l..
Coburn, Maj James J Boynton, Capt. John
Lonergan.
FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.
Mai n. b. Hall, Capt. Noble f. Dunshee
Capt. W. G. Dunton, 1t. Chas Field.
FIrrEENTH REGIMENT.
Colonel Redfeid Proctor, Mai Charles F.
Spaulding. Surgeon Gates b. Bullard, Capt
John Ii. Cakes, Capt. Robert p. Noyes, 1t.
Edwin f. Hovey, Sergeant Thomas T. San
born.
sixrEENrH REGIMENT.
Col. w. g.. Neazey, Maj. VIM. Rounds
Capt. - Bruce, Capt A. c.. Mason, 1t.
Henry A. Fletcher, L.. Hugh Henry.
sEyENrEENrH REGIMENT.
Lt.-Col Lyman +. Knapp, Captain G. H..
Buinerd, Capt X. J. HartshoGn, 1t. J. h.
Luce, Msj. Jas s. Peck, Surgeon P. o. NJ
Edison.
FIRST BATTERY.
It. Ed. f Oreenleaf 1t. S. B. Hebard.
SECOND BATTERY.
Capt. John w. Chase Lt.-Col. Geo w.
Daskam, Private H. +. Tower.
THIRD BATTERY.
Capt Romeo II. Start 1t. W. b Rowell,
1t. John w Marsh, Lt.W. b. Perrin, sergt.
II. p. Closson.
FIRST CAVALRY.
Brevet Maj Gen. VIM. Wells, Lt..Colonel
John X. Bennett, Msj. Chas A. Adams,
Capt Josiah Grant, Capt. John w. Newton,
Maj j. II Hasellon, Sergt. J. +. Perkins.
Col Weary, for the Committee on Besolu-
tions, reported the following " short, sharp
and decisive" series which we're received
with rounds Of applause:
besolUed, That the Soldiers OF Vernon,
fought TO secure not nominal Union but
one OF free speech, full protection for all loyal
citizens and true equality Of rights through.
out the national domain.
ResolOed, That we regard impartial suf
frage as an essential element of Republican
equality
Reso'ved That magnanimity towards fall
len Zoe does not require that the conqueror
shall permit the Conquered to dictate the
terms Of peace.
ResolUsd, That TO allow conquered rebels
an increased representation in Congress as
the Fruit Of their defeat is Offering premium
for tseason, and that we approve the amend
ment to the Constitution proposed by Com
giess.
Resolved, That we app-eciate the services
and suhsrings of The Southern loyalsts, and
we pledge ourselves to stand by those who
stood by u.s.
'"'N VIC N-NfAg lNH'Nt l'l tH-lA
sakes that some Of our old leaders in the
field hive gone over 90 The enemy and while
we would gladly have them lead as now, we
cannot consent to plunge with them into the
cespoo! of JQhasonian iaithlessness.
Resolved. J nat threats Of" interuecine war"
have no terrors for us, and tina. we will sus-
tain the representatives Of the loyal masses
as the rghilui lawmakers of the land in any
future contest with rebels or their friends,
whether Of the ballot or Of the bay ouet
They were Of course, unanimously sdopted
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The first sharp frost came on Sunday morn