Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-05-19

blue, and the next day came the marching orders.
And remember when regiment of our boys
was huddlel together down in our hErbor IKE
sheen, and the Colonel says, 1--WE can't leave,
and the Quartermaste- says. ''NO more ships 70
be had and man was sent to the Governor.
one Of these great patriotic souls and he asked
how the men were. swell - was the reply,
..they are suffering the tormerts Of the id
down Al President Roads. and they want = ship,
and must have another ship" Said the Gov
e-no-. Il will get a ship, # have to pay for It
rnvself'' And the result was thai the boys
sailed IN three transports. And there Is sitting
Al this table Il will no. tell ms nsmel nan
who not ouiv responded 20 the CAL Tor means IN
that time, when We were all called upon TO psy
taxes and you know how many there were,
hut has sincs given Soj,VJJ % you ny u1a-
ssllovs Onlr the other day the boys were going
round 10 get subscriptions Tor me heA' 49,
tion Dav. and a good citizen came TO ne anu
-. 81, da,- fellow. I an sfraid that by snd
nv these b1vs will be forgotten - de had a lem
norsrv 6tofdvspspsia.) Laughter SAN l. NO.
IN never forgotten Good God, you forgotten
eoursderl ONLY & week ago last Saturday Wa
riding through Baltimore. and saw an Oh geliie-
man and little rir by his siie.and he vas point
ing out the places where our boys were snol a
in that city 0y the rebels Oh the Jih OF Apllli
1851 And as We went along % Annai'.>
Junction ! saw Ina, the man Wss showing 20 tne
little girl the works destroyed by the rebels and
rebuilt hy our boys And the next Sunday Z
saw the ola mau and the little cir. walking
through the long sisies where 300 Of the boys
of our army sre buried. and he was showing her
the names Of soldiers from Maine and lows and
New o1k and Pennsylvania AMI Ohio anu YER
mont and Massachusetts and Rhode Island AID
all the States Pretty soon heard the little girl
saw. ..Paps. what does unknown mean ,'
o. All % sad IT,. BE- my child, it means tha- there
is no record Of tla- man mere, but, sal1 be,
!. his name is written il letters Of living light
on the register Of -he Grand Army Of the Aspu1-
be. which is ulacel 81 -na right mani SIDE ana
near the throne Of Col (App-suse rorz.
tsua Never. while the children Of this country
can sing Tramp, tramp, tramp. The boys are
nerchiu~.' and the men an women can cry
GLORY. aaueluiah '7- Nov. ny brethren Of
the bcue guard. sisters al. 7 desire O. gay this
rrea- nation is c0usscraIei 90 Us ny t1e blood
sui u- the val0- Of these men. tomra157. i--
low citizens. let us take new inspiration from
this hour. ana Iat us renestI.y give ourselves 90
Goi aud our country. Enthusiastic cneers
AunHEa O. MAJOR GEyE-sI D-vEss-
f-is difl,u.. 60 realize. M- CouulE-l- AMI
C0mrades. thar ii is zen years since We were IL
the miis. Of tae great uprising ct t1e nauor
which called into existence the volunteers Hll-l
hrve been the subject Of the t0asr 1us- real e.
brv-F5sI sneak Of them when they were vol--
selves. AMI whs1 yoa know Of them al ,na
can rel vor lr many war;. l- may be-
rnsv are the .--ts- struggles e paroles su -1e
s-ri.ss Of the d7lzsties. bus OBJ var was ol- o.