Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-23

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Rev. Nicholas tOebol. 1905 Broadway.
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rick and some wheat &C fodder-stacks
gave them shelter. InLangers were
Isl strong that morningtd they wero
divided, ninety-one goineto tho left
under Colonel Terry, thrher nincty.
under the command of Gain Stephen
c. Terrell, 10 the right. fhe Rangers
charged with an impetuos- that those
Dutch never dreamed Fire was
reserved by the Rangersnd by tho
Federals until hand 10 ha..w when tho
Belgian long-range guns Ped OF little
or no value against thseedly six
shooters In the hands of tfdepts who
were handling them, and 1. 'perlod OF
four minutes the fight waser on tho
right. on the left. a holloquare was
formed by tho enemy, arupon this
tho gallant and intrepid Terode with
his heroic band OF ninety-open, burst
the square. but at the cost Bis yalu- .
able life. The result was tie regl-
ment. killed and 10 woui; OF tho
FedC Is, variously reported,m 10 20
200 killed, and from 80 20 wounded;
the most reliable report 70 10 bs
1s5 killed and 90 woun& Gene
raj Johnson began his rat that
morning toward tho city oashville.
and tho work Of the Range Heame n
burden. Thomas, nurheriug.to one,
had divided, and held a col. in the
rear OF Johnston, while We other
the flank was continually med, and
there was no rest until tAser was
crossed at Nashville. and thssge cut
away; then for a brief perioers was
rest for q part OF them at until
tho retreat toward Shiloh e5finth)
began. on this march they dNlslnds
OF duty, and especially In rdCp tho
rear OF the enemy. causineay In
transportation, annoying ana teTins
the enemy.
General Johnston gave thernhiloh
tho position OF the highest honor az
opening the great battle or S--on
Sunday morning. April g. 49,, .hey
fired the last gun at nightfali law.
the Sth. The casualties In thatti,
were eighty-seven, Is per centhe
men In action. Then began q M
for these men from every source. "A
had made them the idol OF Forrest
Adams. and Bragg. A great rats
determined 10 the rear, Bedford az
10 lead, and he asked for and on
the Rangers. While the army "
camp these men were either on z
In the rear OF the enemy. getting
visions for the army at RichIi
guarding non combatants, poluS
etc, or they were on picket, and
army slept in security.
mo raid was ever made in The OF
without them, no battle fought by
army they did not engage IN. exhh
Donelson and Missionary Ridge. and S,
Of them were IA these up 20 and r.
Guiding the July fights at Peach II
and around Atlanta,-ls5t They guartf
Hood during his campaign in TeDneAs'.
and then took ShermanS rear and 81
him all the trouble he had from Allan
10 the sea. finally eliminating a care
with no parallel at Bentonville, n. 8
where they voluntarily made a charR
a fOrlom hope, that saved Joseph
Johnston's army from capture or deaf
Then remnant. all held-oiicers kiIle
or wounded. men and horses with n
rest for months, they continued flghtin
with Fitzpatrick. and for two days bl
fore In the great pitched battle, unds
tho command Of a youth barely 20 yeal
Old. they charged hres and one-h0l
miles through the centre OF the FEEDER,
army and lost only two men. tn
charge was made without any orde
but conditions wars explained 20 m
gallant young capfain--L +. Mothen
Company K-who replied that 'fghtln
is our business; better the little squa
OF us die than 1000 killed or captured.
Ii was thought then that surprise an
expectation and want OF preparation
kept the enemy from fighting. and befoT
they could recover and ascertain TACT
General Hardee moved into the key tina
the charge opened for him. Ills so
and Eusene Munger were the only Vic
tins. The charge was made In 4 hall
circle. and everything gave them rigi
OF way. Original number, 1901; recruit
ed 20 1905: killed. 1888. on tho field; Owe
COO wounded received; SA horses killc.
and 1889 wounded, discharges. promo
tions. and transfers left on the day b
fore Joseph f.. Johnstons surrender
Sherman, April, 1855: present or account
ed for. 339 men on the rolls. over nltS
six being wounded, and near BY at th
homes OF the citizens. Only two slti
rendered. Many OF them went 10 Char
lotte. ~. c., and Joined Nr. Davis. en
a few were with him on the night b,
fore the morning OF his capture ar
two Of them aided Mr.. Breckenridge
his escape.
''They were the sciOns OF the oil
southern aristocracy Nhe only pur
aristOcrats IN the world. Terry ben
asked the necessary qualifications q.
membership in the regiment repue
Pedigree. two slx-shoOtcrS. bowie
knife. a blanket. and craw full OF sane
and not over 20 years OF age Amos
them was found the graduate OF ial.
Harvard, German and English college.
the University OF Virginia. Texas MI
tary Institute, Baylors Texas Cniyef
slty, and matriculates and graduates o
many OF the best schools OF the country
lawyers, doctors. merchants. professor
and all trades and professions, and IN
darling uniformed. Immature mother
pets. etc.
"Where are the living. and what nav
they accomplished they are or nav
been Judges OF the Federal and s'~'
courts. members or Congress. banker
merchant princes. and. I'm fact. adorn ~
pulpit, the forum. literature. farm woiA
shop, and all honorable ayocations y
life. These men enjoyed the separat
distinction OF being personally known .
every commander who ever hanui i
them. They were known by thel
Christian names by corps coInnafIe. ,
The praise given 90 them from po,'
friend and foe would MI a volume ~
tho South they were known "a ler.s
Texas Rangers. ny the the fanks ths'
fought by various nomenclature =.