...p arms. His death was a great loss and a great misfortune. He had already distinguished himself, but had he lived no one can say to what eminence he would have risen. It has been said that when Gladden fell, half of his men ran toward him, and finally, under a desolating fire, began to falter. Then Colonel Daniel W. Adams assumed command, and seizing a flag, dashed forward upon the Yankee lines...