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The Daily Dispatch: October 31, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Recognition question. (search)
ass of soldiers. Among those who are known to be of this class no one is more prominent than the gallant Colonel Jas R. Lane now, by seniority, in command of Branch's brigade Colonel Lane graduated at the Lexington Military institute of Virginia, under the tutorage of Gen. Stonewall Jackson, who taught him duty to be the lawcasions indomitable courage. At the battle of Hanover Court-House he was especially compliment by many for his skill and success in accomplishing a task him by Gen. Branch. Much could be said of this gallant officer his merits are numerous, and his as an officer has never been questioned. Col. L.ne is suming, modest gentleman, and his many noble are only known by those who know him best. But the death of General Branch a vacancy has and now he Government will say, Who places. will with reference to ability and experience. Col. Lane combined A thorough the ability and long experience in the field qualifies him for a responsible posit