The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-01

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con in dana thom. where M mortal nnw
lnows thn ,incn IF their rns,inc. where
car,h's or,ivn voc,tions above thcir hcods
disturb not their slumbcrs; where no seek
ing can find them out, no love can reach
them no fellowship can suggest any. the
least, symbolic greeting. until the resur-
rcction-day. Two of my own command,
the first of my company killed in battle,
we're buried after midnight Nav DIST,
1864, without the light of Il candle or q
star in the rude trenches where they fell
and long before dav we left the sacred
SPOT. never again to revisit it. These and
and thousands other such, lost to us save
in recollection, we remember now as We
approach our annual duty to our departed
comrades: and we honor them well in hear
as to day we load with natures choices
gifts, the graves OF all our love can reacl
to, pau7ing TOR little on our way to REGAL
somewhat oil inc manner oil their 100 early
departure ana oil inc NONE results ATTAINED
therepy'
Inc campaign OF lSof was mover cnien.
IN TINS the aggressive movements wer'
made IN the east ana the west, by concentrat
ca armies IN immense force under the un
1e'tered control OF single NINA IN eacl
J department, ana were directed against tn
rebel armies rather than against geographi
cal points. true, nraht advanced towar'
Richmond, as dld SHERMAN upon Atlanta
put only because Lee ana johnson use
those cities respectively Tor thei: bases o
supply, ana sought to cover them by thei
respective armies. Richmond taken, wit
Lees army intact at Danville, would hav
been short step indeed towards tina
armed nj