Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-04

name oi place there was some con
+ fusion orca>ioned by numerous suggestions
r Various objections were offered TO holdln4
, 1t a. 'hi- place or that Some wanted 1t a
tie DO rth or south part OF the state On ac-
count 90 the convenieneeS OF railroad trave
+ aud connection Order beng called capt
. LIVINGSTON oil Mohlpe-ier' lh'i'eu 'n'
mo" "oS7 10 '""' '''i'=' Luz '"' ny
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camp "''' No' ''0Ss 10 'l' ''.-170' ''' -
the boys came there II "ou'd DC arranged
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make II SneA. H. there LAD oeeh some
question fai''l against No-ulns inc reunion
al MONT eIief' %" account o' !. 'aAins
Two Gays 10 ss' 'ns'e' ne "I,Ael 10 give
notice that trans "oud oe run
aS military necessity 50 tAat tae boys
co'-d e.. mere in one Jay anu l-uilo.ouN'S
remarked -i'4' II mere were any rAilF'au
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AFTERNOON
ihe VISITOR to the camp had been m
cre@-ins IN nun bcr- all day and at o'clock,
the hour NotiU the grand review, the null
titudc, men, women and children, on foot
and in CARR igc-, was numbered by thou
sanc-.
'H- PARADE AND REVIEW
After little delay, the line was
formed III wont Of the tents, the regiments
forming companies, and tie colonies act
IN a. captains, The line had extended
considerably, from yesterday, and contained
nos less than 1900 veterans. OF course it
lacked the elements Of show and attraction
to the eye, OF a line Of soldiers in uniform
and with mueket@. The boys were in civ
illan : dress, and did not feel much ION
their display; but they found that
the force OF discipline, and obedi-
encs 10 ihe old familiar orders, was not
forgotten They marched and moved u 81
exactly Ike an awkward squad on tn cir |
nr7' uilA ana the spectators who passed
up ana Gown their 'front.' doubtless had
toieTa'ly distinct impression that they were
men "h' had Tough: battles, and could
As NJ AGAIN. II necessary
-'oou' nail past TWO the column moved
,.' 'AI0 l'"e' anu OPoneu oiuer'
',7'','''''u ''i,u9' ~" P''o''' inauc
''''I' "'''' nav NU 'i0"''e III
!. lucy iiAuo
-'','' '''''i uo"" i" 'ion'
- M ." mn "i's"' uhl'ornh9' WIN
INC guy Dru"'-NaJorS' o. the she rman
Dana anu Oh lhe WOODSTOCK Band, with
-i'C-i 'is oeaF Sk'h caps IN 'front.'
,,+o,.4a5 b.. c,n lug C-H'e.
hen pa.,e5 aropn5 tho div;.;an and tho
a.. 80. i9'0n' 'N
'''oii ''' -h'u III ooiuinh ~ regiments,anu
passed in review, before [ le Governor. The
battery fired national salntc dnrIng the
.arie,r
,r
Inc iofoes were mex massed 10 front OF
ne speakers stand Il listen IN the sneecb-
Il The stand NO. -, -
, ~ "o'e' "oi
'H'oIso' senator Edmunds, zen. Alden,
iln. COrliss. o; y bany, late commander OF
he Grand Army do,,r.,,o,. ,c Mr. vo,k
80. ,-II-C- - '-'''i' "a -'e" iO-A
'''''' Oo4' L'or' nd d. cannon, Col. X I.
ienton, Conn ander Woodward, Hon.
)aniel Rol.rt. " po.L r. a,d
.hau ~
'nef e-u1ens. Uen- SIannard and staff,
4die', and repC rters. The bands occupied
h. ba,,4 tom, ,,,r h.,
i'ai - l" 'uin, anu eh
iFehed the occasion by muse before and
letween the speeches The throne of snec-