The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-10-27
VI. Officers Re-Union Society.

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ID of the Cons iitution was 50 amended
that the officers elected at the annual meet
ing Of the Society should enter upon the
duties of their office ON the first day OF
January next, following the time Of tLcir
elect on.
On motion of Gen. Seavor. committee
Of one from each regiment, and one from
each independent organization of artillery
and sharp-shooters, was elected 10 present
a list of officers for the year ensuing, and
he following named gentlemen were APP
pointed such committee:
1st Regiment, Infantry, Gen. r. r.
Washburn.
I'd Regiment, Col, Tracy.
81 Regiment, Col. Scavcr.
4th Regiment, Gen. Foster
9TH Regiment, Capt. Jenne.
9th Regiment, Major Nhaituck
Slh Regiment, Capt, Hutchinson
9th Regiment, Col. Stowcll.
10Th Regiment, Capt. \. Is Valon-
tine.
llth Regiment, Capt. O. II. Au,tin.
18th Regiment, Lieut.. +. II. Derby.
18th Regiment. Lieutenant G.. +. Rob
insOn
Nth Regiment, Capt. y. +. Dan
shee.
18th Regiment, Adjt J. NJ. Poland.
10th Regiment, Colonel Whcclock G..
Neazey.
18th Regiment, Captain L. J. Harris
horn.
1st Cavalry, Colonel Cumming
Sharp. Shooters, Colonel Stoughtan.
Light Batteries, Lieut.. Marsh.
The treasurer Of the Society, Gen. T..
z. Pitkin, made his report, which was
accepted.
On motion Of Adjt. Poland, an assess.
ment of 81 WAS lad UPON tn members
of the organization
On motion Of Gen. Wa,hburne, a
committee of three was appointed TO call
on the memorial committee for the pre-
paration of the mcmoir, provided for at
the time of their appointment, and the
Chair appointed ~ such committee, Gen.
Stannard, Gen. S,avcs, AMI Gen ash
burn.
The duty Of this committee, consisin.
OF one from each organization in TIN.
state, Is TO prepare II suitable memorial Of
The deceased officers ot their respective or
CARNATIONS, TO be read at the next annua
meeting Of the Society,
The committee row stand as follows
LIST Regt, Infantry. 1t, Col =. VI. Wash,
burni %, 1t, Col. {. II. Joyce; 81, 1T
Col. :. +. Pinarec; 4th, Bvt Brig. Gen
Geo. p Foster; 9th, Maj, Lewis Nc, T.
Smith; 9th, Chaplain, Harvey Webster
9TH, Col, w, c. IIolbrook Slh, Brig
Gen. Stephen Thomas; 9th. Rcgi. Br.
Gen. f II, Ripley; 10Th. B,t Gen W
w, Henry llth, Bvt, Brig. Ge., J
NJ, Warner l2th, 1t. Col. p. Farm
ham; 18Th, Col f. V. Randall l4,h
Col w. I. Nichols; l5ih, Col. Il. Proc
tor 10th, Col. w. G, Vcazy; l7th
Maj, J. 5, Peck l,i Cavalry, By', Mai
Gen. VIM. Wells 1t Battery, II. ".
l., Greenleaf n, Capt. J. W. Chase
Sd, Capt. II. II. Start; Sharp Shooter,
Lieut.. Col. H. II. Stoughton
Gen VIM Wells was appointed Mar
shall for the evening
After full discussion of the place To-
holding the next annual meeting. III,
matter was left in the hands of the cxccu
! tive committee.
The committee on nominations mad
their report. Gen. Ripley declined th
honor of again accepting the office of Pre-
sident, and the following officers wer
/ elected
For Prcsident-C)l, S f. Pingrce
For Vice resdents-l8revet Brig. Gen
Gee. T. Foster, Col f.. 5. Stowel
For Corresponding Secrclary-l.ieut
G. G. Benedict,
For Recording Secretary-Maj, Jane
S. Peck
For Trcasurer-}rig, Gen. Perley p
Pitkin
For Executive Committee Mai. j
Grout, Jr,, Capt. Fred. f. Smith, Maj
j, A, Salisbury.
After the conclusion of this business
the officers formed in procession ant
marched to the Hall Of the House of Rep
resentatives, to listen to the addresye,
Gen. Peter T. Washburn delivered AZ
elaborate and eloquent address without
notes rapidly recounting the part taken b.
Vermont in the supprl ssion of the rebel
lion, and stating the causes that led TO tn
war, the condition Of the military organ
izations Of the State at that time. Th
statistics of the Vermont troops the nun
bers which entered the field, in al
"a, 23S men, and with definite statement
relative to killed, wounded, and the cas-
ualties of the campaign, He then pro
ceeded to a graphic description of tn
engagements in which the Vermont troop
participated, paying high and just tribut
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