Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-27

] e"'"NlAH uAN n Yer Doom
/ wiiunHrd since the .ose nf tho CIy,i
] war. and may never occur se1Ir dur.
| ms TIE next century. Especially was
l the occnrIUn decidedly intcferuue WHOM
! IN" fnci he taken into confederation.
| mat the sNcui took place on the old hIr.
l t'rlc ChicknmnuEl battle nUld. whore
upwards of 5000 Union aud Clufrd.
I crate soldier ON loo battle. JuHi think OF
I lhiH vast number. who shed thDr blood
Tor the cause which they wrf. nsht.
ihg br were sC1ruuly moro thHn rep.
/ r'rgntcd BY the boys In blue who were
| ln llno and Rn proudly rtprcacntinr the
] n',lon 10 this military panorama OF
in The early part ~ September. issi.
[ u'u bragg held ChaUinoogn. Rose.
cfnnr' anxious o. vain this Important
position aud realizing the h1pcloranci1
l Of o. direct attack. determined hv ont.
I Ranking him Co DumgUii hiH adversary
I 60 withdraw. 10 Hurccodod IN GROSS.
inF, Win ihn main uldy VI the Fsdeul
army, thr Tonne river. some miiys
below tho city. ilrrs promptly moved
SCUM or iat tH ~ Fnyctto. CO., 1ul pn
the isth ana Goth OF tho month. tho
two armies fought the terrible Chlrkt.
manga battle.
Tho exhausted Union army retired q,
Chutiuuuura, where they Wrre closely
. pressed hy che Confederate Soon after
ihlH, Gen Grant assumed command uf
tho Federal forces. and. after having
been heavily reinforced. on Nuv. .sri.
ordered u general attack on the cno-
/ my'H lines General Hooker catrifd
Lookout mountain, meeting with but
| slight resistance The division under
Thomas cafr,i Mission Ridgc.a prImi.
nout point ah0ut Two miles east ~
tho UIH. NN Ia Gallant .sH..H.a. .s. a..
.5th. After the famous three dnyF
battle. hrngg withdrew biz army Into
Georgia.
Authorities dlfior somewhat aH tn tho
numerical strength % the two armies
In the battle % Chickamnurl. Accord
/ lng>'i Col. Archer Anderson. the Fed.
| or1l forces numbered 5000. mo con.
! frd'rhto about 5000 Generals Boy
! ton aud Clri claim that tho Clnfod-
crates ouinumhcrod thoir adyorsnrie,
| hy several thousand The FEDERAL loss
/ was more Than 1900. that of tho Cone
/ f0dtfuirs between 1900 aud "a 00l ON
! each side tho loss was considerably
I more than % per cent ~ the whole
] forces. Nv thn battles about Chntta-
unura the Union losses were NEARLY o..
900. the Confederate loss IL not known.
/ There were many famous soldiers cone
nrcted with the military movements
about CHATTANOOGA and ChiCkamnuru
/ iu the IAN ~ 1863 Tho following u
partial lst ~ Union officers,
Grant. iiuHerrHuH, ThlfnlH sherman,
Hooker. sheridan. wood -. a. i~Ward.
aud Garnrli then au officer on Rose
CfluH'a stan Gen. W. H. Lyle, uI
poet NJ considerable reputation aH well
uH gallant soldier, was Killed 40
Chickamaugt. ON tho Confederate
ia. were such men as nurE. Long,
street. -. w. Hill. Polk, n. %. Forrest.
Iuu no. Hood. Buckugr and others
There were two Incidents 0f those
battles that have become especially
famous. The nrt was the gallant
stand made hy Gen. ThumhH. after the
fuut NJ the right Wins uf On. Federal
army go ChIckamauga. For several
hours No. stood at bay hrilrHt ovrr-
whelmnr numbers. and by hls action
saved the army from destruction. The
second was Hnnksr'H "biitIr above the
rioudr." since celebrated loo song and
story This occurred on top " Look
out Mountain.
IN conclusion. NJ regards the rcvlow |
VIII 1y! That the rnldllu aui thrir
equipment were, without exception.
iu splendid order Their carriage ana !
military bearing were such as oharnc.
trrlzr the soldier nf years of experience. !
Th,lr lines. af rule, wcrr 40 perfect |
IA could have been Wished for, while |
thrir Aisp was firm and that OF me /
ldaYi uatrlut. who feels that Ne 10 ny |
hr very act of marching, doing his amy |
to hls government .....
M, cluttlr VI boots of dashins cav
airy horace. thr show " brilliant unl- !
forms. ihr Elitpr ~ pohHhed aW ius, /
h. 1snIerlua rumble Of artillery /
t,.lrr1r containing the cAnnona, rte., |
M rdr.nuluH tramp " Infantry 90. ]
.un.rIHI music ~ 4 score or moro ui ]
r.rltn-utul bands an blended IN one
ar.ut. where nearly 1000 SOLDIERS %
sweeping by. under enc f1lds lI VI
GLORY. ko5p.ns up an almost 'nees.ih'
m4r6h flr nearly three hours c1nHil-
q Insulrr pride .H lur'd country, thtn
b Gun dIo from ihe minds 0f ne ptir'-
gtlr pa0ple whI good fortune 70 was
10 wItu,sa en- saline.
samt 0f ths companies are 20 De- ula-
hinIaI. according 90 IMPORTS alme
arc 90 be- removed from ChlekAmAugh
PARK 90 Knoxville, ana Lexington, on
an. M, I'd tha place where thry now
are Il unhealthy. but she true cause a.
INC wire pulling ~ politicians, who de-
sire the soldiers near thcir cl,ita, 100 orr
dor b. gct tlH revenue that comes 20
tho community by reason ~ ihnr pres
euae. q Do q noticeable fact mat THOSE !
HNluII ~ WHO NANH AAAA NJ AAN'NNH ~ ]
continually spud them rlck-uaeks %
various kinds with which 90 R1rge |
thsnasivas. that they are usually free
from sickness. while those who have
30 many ih.uEa F0ut lhem, or Che
money with which l buy same, are
M ones whl Ar, ar nave been sick.
Tho park IA healthy place, ana there
Is really M more sickness than exists
among an equal number ~ iulIvIiunls
.nlNls ln city ur Dls whore. success |
10 our navy. ana army, May Che In !
spring Siirs ana stripes forever |
wave over ths iln1 OF tha fIoH ana the
home ~ the brave" 90 the emu that the |
free Institutions NJ our government be |
flrayDr ana De- enjoyed by
.hc Inhabitants 0f this wonderful clun-
.ry,
a word as % preaching tho Gospel
which work claims our attention now
ana be- tho cause of our holng here.
Every department NJ missionary labor
progressing nicely The Eldpfs |
Throughout, ihe south are being very !
iutcrssfm In gathering the honest In
lnrl Into the flll. The Elders rhioloe
m thslr labor NJ love. and as a rule are
ceiling VOL, This mission IL bound 60
grow and Increase, until the Lords
work Is finished In this part OF Ills
Vineyard. The people of this Land are