...d upon careful inspection of the arms and equipments, and of the camp. Both officers and men might well be a source of pride to the Commonwealth. On the morning of the second day of his stay in Newbern , he rode out to the camp of the Twenty-fifth Regiment, Colonel Upton; but neither he nor the lieutenant-colonel nor the major were in camp at the time; but the adjutant was there, and with him he exa...