Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-24

| REPRESENTATIVE TAILOR As A SOLDIER
Representative yiaccn; A. Taylor OF Ohio
was one OF the young enthusiasts who went
into The war as soon as be could get out OF
school He is one of the few privates in the
present Congress. lie en- sted in the ON,
hun ir.d anu & 'tieth Ohio aud later in the on.
hundred and seventv-seventh Ohio and servea
| until the close OF the war
ID. u. Hare Of Ohio served in the signal
corps and was attached TO the headquarters OF
Gen. Candy and OF Gen Sheridan.
W. II. Enochs OF Ohio served throurb In.
war. enlisting private and rising step bv
step 10 colonel and brevet brigadier general
j. NJ Pattisnn OF OHIO was entir.lv 10,
young TO enter the army when the war broke
out. but IN 1854. having reached the rratura
age OF sixteen, he enlisted and served to the
close of the war
Irvine DUNCAN Of Ohio was a private in the
nineteenth Iowa during the war, and was con-
fined for ten months in prison
James W. Owy rs OF Ohio was a private in thu
Ohio
dredSnd eighty-sixth Ohio.
Senator Quay OF Pennsylvania Is among the
medal OF honor" men. He was a lieutenant
in the tenth Pennsylvania reserves colonel Of
the one hundred and thirty-fourth Penpsyl-
vanla and lieutenant colonel and assistant
commissary general
Henry HI. bingham OF Pennsylvaria Was
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Fennsylvania; was wounded at Gettysburg.
SpottSyivania aud Fsrmvile. and left the sery.
Ice IN 1866 as brevet brigadier general
John w. Rife of the fourteenth pennsvlyani.
district served IN the one hundred aud ninety
fourth pennsylvania regiment: Simon q VOL
vertoD OF the seventeenth district raised com
panl OF emergency men in o. and wa. a can
tain n the eighteenth Pennsylyania and in he
! thrty-siNth PENNSYLVANIA; l.. f. Atkinson of
the eiGhteehth district was assistant surgeon Of
HennSgiVania
one hundred and eighty-eighth P,pnsvlyania
ana received grave disabilities from which he
stu suffers, and VIM. A. Stone Of the TWENTY
thirc dlSirietwas lieutenant IN the one hundred
and eighty-seventh Pennsylvania
Oscar LApham of Rhode Island WA. n ers,
lieutenant, and promoted TO captain in ths
twelfth Rhode Island volunteers. lie served
ia virginia and kentucky and with the Army of
the Potomac aud the department of OHIO
Chas. ii. Page OF Rhode Island IVES a nrivata
IN the twelfth Rhode Island volunteers Mt the
age of nine teen.
Representative John l. Jolly o. South pa-
kota enlisted in the twenty-third Wisconsin
ana was mustered out a. second lieutenant
John A Picker of the same state served a
year IN the third Iowa cavalry. was mustered
out AS captain and for elk months was major
OF the one hundred and thirty-eighth u. s.
colored troops
Senator Redfeld Proctor OF Vermont vent
out as lieutenant in the third Vermont was
major OF the nth and colonel Of the fifteenth
Vermont
Representative Grout OF Vermont was lieu
tenant colonel OF the fifteenth Vermont, aud
was brigadier general Of Vermont militia at the
time Of the So Aibans raid in ls6i
Senator Allen of Washington was q private
soldier in the one hundred and thirty NTH
regiment, Indiana volunteers, during the
war.
Senator Villas Of Wisconsin was captain
and later lieutenant colonel Of the twenty third
Wisconsin volunteers
A. Il Bushnell of the third district. wiscon-
sin was captain in the seventh Wisconsin until
1868. when failing health compelled his resig-
nation j. l. Mitchell of the fourth district
served in the twenty-fourth Wisconsin
Senator Warren of wyoming served a. Q
private and AFOREMENTIONED officer in the
forty-ninth Massachusetts regiment