Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-05-11

! Blake.
On motion, the following Executive Com
mittee was appointed to draw up articles Q
association:
Erecutiue Committee Capt. Weeks, Cor
poral Reyes and Major Burchard.
The convention then adjourned to
o'clock in the afternoon, at which hour
re-assembled, when the roll was called AM
| the following members of the regiment an
swercd to their names:
! FIELD AND STAFF.
c. R. Gill, Darwin Du Bots,
! W. A. Green, j. L. Potter,
! B. Hancock, Samuel Baird,
! H. E. Commit, Fl. G. Hadley.
/ w. c. Spaiding.
COMPANY A.
Geo. Weeks, n G. Wiseman,
B. Hancock, NJ. V. Wiseman,
@. L Ray, j. W. Burgess,
| Tip. Smith, w. Baskey,
| Fl. Whpple, L. G. Green,
E. J. Crpps, John Whitmore.
COMPANY B.
R. P. Bronson, P.S. La Book,
| H. Weaver, J. H. Reyes,
| VIM. Adams, Chas. w. Harger,
S. Vaux, j. Weissert,
N. Humphrey, J. McCulley,
.. Heron, L. W. Bennett,
J. n. Reed, G. B. Scott,
Allen Welcher, J. R. Hayhurst,
Chas. Wood, F. B. Northap,
G. Blaisdell, = L. Urtubees,
| NJ. Gagenheimer, 7. Martin,
A. Weaver H. Hill,
John Moore, J. Lloyd,
A. E. Needham, Peter Schenck.
J. n Bartlett,
COMPANY C.
H. E. Commit, John Garvin.
R. Powell,
COMPANY D.
W Febbell, D. Stanley,
G. Campbell, Albert A. Bell,
D. W. Curtis, A. Bems.
COMPANY E.
G. A. Dibble, Henry Zock,
g. w. Burchard, A. Marequart.
G. H. Eggleston,
COMPANY F.
| c. A. Holmes, Jackson Jones,
Emil Stoppenbach, G. Phillips,
J. Wolf, L. W. Ostrander,
| W. B. Whipple, ?. Scribner,
| c. Musselman, j Payne,
H. Raimheld, r. Scho6eld,
| A. Roberts, J. Stewart,
| J. F. Bissett, Geo. Nelson,
| II. Forncrook. j. Schofeld.
Fl. Queman,
COMPANY G.
Oscar Mohr, c. Meyer,
NJ. P. Wheeler, A. D. Woodnlan.
B. II. Minch,
COMPANY Il.
j. W. Blake, W. H Ferris,
John Rogers, VIM. Mildred.
N. Murphy, VIM. Wilson.
COMPANY I.
o. g. BisselI, G. P. Wood,
w. K. Barney, Frank Leonard,
J. P. Gould, Geo. Korn,
l.. V. NanscaWen, Ole Peterson,
J. B. Gardner, Andrew Peterson.
R. Alton,
COMPANY K
W A. De LaMatyr, J. H. Elkins,
W. V. Perry, - FiszeIl.
The Oh airman of the committee on Per
Inanent Organization submitted a roper
recommending the election of the following
gentlemen as the permanent officers of the
organization, which vas concurred in b.
an unanimous vote.
Pressdent-Col. G. R Gill.
Wee Presidents-Col. W. A. Greene an,
Col Bradford Hancock.
Recording Secretrry-Corporal J. q. Reyes
Corresponding Sccretary-Capt W. K. Bar
ney.
Quartermaster-Priv Charles Harger
The same committee also recommends
that annual meetings of the Regiment b
held hereafter on the first Wednesday il
June in the city of Watertown; and that
committee of eleven be appointed each year
one from the field and staff, and one from
each Company, to report at the next sue
ceeding meeting any matters of iRteres
connected with the personnel of the Regi
ment; to take especial care TO preserve
correct mortuary recor of the surviving
members of the Regiment and to furnish
the Recording Secretary with copies of tn
muster-out rolls of the Field, Staff, and tn
several Companies, before the next meet
inc which recommendations were ais
adopted.
Lieut.. r. P Bronson, as chairman O
the committee on resolutions submitted tn
following report, which was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That we look back with undi
minished pride and satisfaction upon the
entire history of our beloved regiment,
through all its sutferings and trials, in the
defense of the government and its free in
stitutions and that we cherishas dearly rs
ever the friendships formed by its members
in the camp and on the battle field.
ReSoLued, That few regiments engaged in
the late terrible war were called to more
active. arduous and fatal service than WAS
tbetTwen ty-Ninth Wisconsin, being exposed
constantly to q heated and sickly climate,
to un wholesome camps, to forced marches
through wide plains and swamps, without
roads, and over rivers, without bridges
engaged almost daily III sklrmlshes witt
guerillas, and sharing often in bloody and
glorious battles, such IS Port Gibson, Cham
pion Hill, Vicksburg, Jackson, Sabine Gross
Roads and Mobile. Well may its surviving
members Use aloft its torn but untarnisheo
flag, and hold it ever ia honor.
ResoIUsd, That we yield tribute of heart
felt admiration and affection to the many
heroic members of the regiment, who laid
down their lives in defense OF our common