Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-09-30

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Recapitulation.
We have here the official testimony officers
of the Union army the battle at Cickamauga including
evidence wa @ s e gbe ep er Gae
ores information by them For
therefrom follows: ~'''
us ,rred ed esd h Maj, so r. his
He deserves the highest praise (Gen seedman claims that he
yet latter his report recognizes command
ing the Reserves, ese Sssoos OF anything else
left flank the head Of seedman Division his Granger Corps
g. Garfield Chief Of Roecrans Staff gives chief credit
of the day to " Thomas and Granger"
Gen Brannan says: The arrival of Ma.-Gen Grangers
s. T. j. Wood says The gallant bearing Gen. Granger
during the whole of the most critical part of the contest
Gen Negey states that Gen Granger the assistance
Five different press reporters give testimony One of
these states that Gen Granger with the Division of
omely etc Another says Thomas was oned by Granger from
RossSis who finely maintained the hgh. til after dark his bat
Another tells that As Gen. Granger had Thomas
from Rosvle fourth witnesses that Immediately
Of the Reserves Gen commanding the Reserve
Gen. Steedman holding consultation with him homas
the fifth that the destined become historical
What must be the conclusion of the unpeudced mind
the above Is to be supposed that of all these
whereof he testfedl Did Garfield
what was When M ba @
the Reserve Corps in that battle Such thought
The Statement of Gen. Granger.
addition wholly already cited we
have the Granger setting part
he and his command took in the battle which the frank
dngenuous modest style that characterized all his He
would commander giving of what he had done
messed He wrote as though ne were actually
idle ooker-on
operations subordinate, alleged by
active prominent heroic and effective participant
Gen. Granger says
o'clock the morning Of the 18th Of September the follow
on forced march FROM Bridgeport Ala ossy Ga established
General commanding the Army Of the Cumberland General
Gen sedmn started from his Rossvie with
artillery making
direction Of Rnggod At o'clock on the 18TH ordered Brig
crossing Of the ohiekamauga at Red House bridge O'clock
McCook and he joined him during
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heavy firing which %omenari increasing intensity
Judging from the sound Of the battle that pushing
TO 60 To HIS ssTSsS At ONCE was about Il o'clock
command Of Gen seedman left Col Mecoks brigade hcA
| Church. position the Ringgod road. '
AT about o'clock Irepord 70 Gen. Thomas His forces
stationed Of holding,