The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-01
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and more valuable in each succeeding pcu-
Grafton; the pen of that Woodworking and
lamcntcd man. Peter T. Washburn.
Let MS rather devote few moments i'm
calling to mind fer Of the incidents and
actions of the war in which You were cspc-
cially interested and engaged
You remcpber "Camp Griffin picket
duty and the drill, and the department of
the Gulf, with its work and destructive dis
ease, where three brigadcs ofJOhnnics were
filed with dcceitful hope. You remember
Lees Mills, where private Scott died for his
country and prayed for Lincoln; you re-
member the mud and rain, and summer
advance at three taps OF the drum at
Willamsburgh; you remember crossing the
Chlckahomny; you remember GOlding's
Farm, Savage Station and those tough fights
at Gaines Hill, and in White Oak Swamp.
where Brooks was wounded; that stern
mans lip long afterwards quvcred, unusual
for him, when, with moistened eye, he badc
the old brigade goodbye; you remember
Malvern Hill, regretted, but no fault OF
yours, South Mountain and Antictlm, lIqr-
per's Ferry and Fredericksburg; you remcm-
Der Banks Ford. You remember Gcttys-
burg, where, with the lion-hcarted Stannard
at your head, you dealt, on the flank, and in
front, "destructions devastating doom"
You have seen the oak on your native hill
side. So stood Vermont there, and when
those others, opposite, charged, gallantly
dashingly, in line they laid in u moment
like autumnal leaves at the very foot OF that
oak and the saddest part OF all was, you
were of one nation, one kindred, one tongue.
You remember the Wilderness, where You
lost so terribly, yet fought so grandly, los
ing nearly one-half of those engaged. ! had
a namesakc there who "fighting fell" None
more noble, none more brave than he. You
remember Cold llarbor, that hole-y place,
and Petersburg, with its mine, the Shcnan.
doah, where that tired horse with "hyng
feet" bore to the field his master, and the
master of his men-and when he spoke Il
word Of cheer along the line how did the
HOld Brigade" ogaM Jrgin, as begins that
ancient hymn, early, my God, without
delay, we haste to seek thy face" Cedar
Creek was won. You remember with rca-
son, Chapin's farm, the rest the hospitals,
prisons, AppomattoX. and home again. The
war was ended, and cold Virginia" and
''the low lands low" had heard from Yer
mont. No matter how few the hills of corn
between the rocks in those We rs, no matter
whether the boys kept step or not, they
foughf,and they fought fora high and mighty
purpose, They returned, alas how few. -
some with one leg. some with one arm. some
with one eye. and have ever since been ''en-
titled to the respect of mankind" Blest
men especially, the rank and file, who.
for country, endured the march, the heat
the cold, the knapsack, and the conflict
The spirit OF Great Ethan, and the fiery
zeal of Stark fell their hearts, and even led
them on. Did not time forbid. should like
to speak of each individual one. | should
like toi-speak of"Baldy," of "Chub' and
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with jealous anxiety remembering now
that we have laid down our arms and agar
bacnno citizans Tint tho children of to-d,y
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can nut tTclnle, wien llV! sec your E'i
liant acts. and intrepid deeds, ana many
Of IN lunu.r frptn tbn in,
;,narcc oe Nat;onol sin. n,,nnr thn nrnnlr