Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-09-01
The Gray Supplanting the Blue!
Democratic Love for the Union Soldiers.
"Br THEIR FRUITS YR SHALL KNOW THEM"


"BY THEIR FRUITS rE SHALL KNOW THEM"
BY the kindness of friend connected
with one Of the government departments at
Washington, we have been furnished with
the following official list of names of Union
soldiers who have been discharged from the
United States capitol by the Democratic
sergeants-atarms of the house and senate
since those bodies came under the control of
the southern brigadiers. A large proportion
have been severely wounded, and many of
them disabled for life
Henry Sherwood, lost leg; J. Y. Wilson, lower
jawbone shot away; +. A. Wardell, wounded !;
w. II. Harding, wounded; J. Il. W. Thompson,
wounded, lost an eye; f. J. Crissey, wounded !;
W. Dellitch, lost a Leg j. X. Mirtz, wounded; G.
W. Kirk, wounded; R. $. McMichel, wounded,
lost an eye; ID. A. Bradley, wounded; J. J. G.
Ball, lost an arm; w. NJ Gibson, lost an arm c.
s. Risinger, lost a leg; p. c. Coleman, wounded
four times, lost an arm; w. +. Fitch, lost leg
J. A. Traverse, lost a leg; II. Cliff, lost leg /;
Hudson Decker, disabled in both hands; NJ. j.
Bunnell, shot through both lungs J. b. Eugene
lost an arm; w. Shriner, lost an arm; X. p
Bishop, lost an arm; s. 5. Blackford, wounded
twice, lost an arm; C. G. Thwing, disabled, elbow
joint shot away; g. II. Lillebridge wounded; W.
wounded; 5. L.. Wilson, lost both legs; A. f.
Stowe, wounded; G. +, Diemar. wounded five
times, lost an arm; Charles Bridges, wounded /;
c. II. Sewell, wounded; Colonel G. W. Dunn, six
months in Andersonville; G. H. Smith, six months
in Libby prison; J. II. Bonebrake, L. Rienburg,
C. p Bundick, J. L. Hammond, J. Hunter, J. W.
Krouth, A. d. Wood, A. T. Miller, A. Barnes, j.
B. Clark, +, A. Wood, c. II. Manning, II. f. Fitz,
J. w Wheelock, Major Banks, j. NJ. Commons,
W. X. Taylor, c. b. Carney, W. B. Sessions, J d.
Severns, d. +. Bishop, J. c. Rawland, +. Ballen-
ger, G. Winters, J. S. Samson, X. X. Stephenson,
G. G. Mcpherson, j. w. Wright, w. p. Anderson,
S. s. Strachan, w. NJ. Long, I. ii. Harper, w. II.
Goodrich and Casper Koch.
The following is a partial list of rebel
soldiers who have come in to take the places
made vacant by the summary discharge OF
the foregoing Union veterans:
Colonel l.. II. Ftzhugh exdoorkeeper of the
house of representatives Major J. NJ Stewart
postmaster of the house of Representatives; T.
Snowden, ex-assistant postmaster Of the house o
representatives; General c. W. Field, doorkeepei
Of the house Of representatives; Colonel J. c
| Burch, secretary Of the United States senate
Major F. f. Shobler, chief clerk of the United
States senate; Colonel II. f. Peyton, executiv,
clerk OF the United States senate; Major L. c
| Chalmers, bill clerk Of the United States senate
Captain J. A. Newsom, ex-assistant financia
clerk of the United States senate; General G. NJ
Wilcox, messenger Of the United States senate
Major A. B. Banks stationery clerk OF tn
United States senate; NJ. Rawls, superintendent
clerk Of document room of the house of represen
tatives; A.. W. c. Nolan, J. R. Fisher g. W
Kennedy, Edward Este, +. G. Glass, G. W
Rock, W. Robertson, Henry Cook, W. B. Lowrey
Richard Allen, J. T. Blackstone, w. W. Lester
Thomas Dugan, Frank Smyth George V. Hef
N. B. Henderson, II. N. Scott, G. w. Huntington
n. S. Brown, T. n Petit, T. o. Towles, j.
Francis, T. Ii. Baker, 7. B. Dalton, d. B. Seble
+. NJ. Jewell, ]. H. Whit A. W. Rees, n
Clark, Silas Carr, p II. Minister, j. g. Paine, {
Doran, W. w. Struggled, j. L. Knight, W. |
Robertson II. Latham, Frank Lamar, j. +. Hill
: J. b. Smith, T. W. Young Eppa Norris K.
Polk, G. Tyler, b. NJ. Cromwell, J. b. Cleghori
f. B. Lyles, J. Pettegrew, p. D. Sayers, W.
, Colquitt. T. g. Ingram, and G. T. Rogers