...y succeeded in checking the enemy and saved both the artillery and the day; for Kearney came up at last, and who could stand before the onearmed Jerseyman, as he called himself on that occasion, and Joe Hooker , at once? . . . . If I remember rightly, Colonel Wells went to see the Lieutenant when the battle was over, and assured him still further of his pride and interest in him; but I am quite sure t...