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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 1. (ed. Frank Moore), Doc. 71.--departure of the New York Seventh Regiment. (search)
man can raise as hearty a cheer as the best New Yorker. And so it was till all were fairly disposed of in the cars, and the cars moved off.--N. Y. Times. Officers of the Seventh Regiment. The following is a list .of the officers of the Seventh Regiment: Colonel--Marshal Lefferts. Lieutenant-Colonel--William A. Pond. Major — Alexander Thaler. Adjutant — J. H. Libenau. Engineer — E. L. Viele. Surgeon — T. M. Cheeseman; Surgeon's Mate, J. C. Dalton, Jr. Chaplain--Rev. S. H. Weston. Quartermaster — L. W. Winchester. Assistant-Quartermaster--G. W. Brainard. Paymaster — Meredith Howland. Commissary — William Patten. Ordnance Officer — John A. Baker. Military Secretary--C. T. McClenachan; and the non-commissioned staff, eight officers. First Company--Captain, William P. Bensell; First Lieutenant, James H. Hewett; Second Lieutenant, James E. Harway, five sergeants, six corporals, and 90 privates. Second Company--Captain, E. W. Clark; Fi
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Documents and Narratives, Volume 1. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 272 (search)
Doc. 249.-Sixth Regiment N. Y. Volunteers. Departure from New York, June 13. The regiment arrived from Staten Island, at the foot of Fourteenth street, and proceeded without delay through Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue to No. 63 Clinton place, where a magnificent silk banner was to be presented to them by the ladies of the Relief Committee. On arriving at the house the men were disposed in lines, the officers in front, and a large concourse of people surrounding the place. Rev. S. H. Weston, chaplain of the Seventh regiment, accompanied by Mrs. George Strong, who held the banner, proceeded to present it in the following speech:-- fellow-soldiers — I say fellow-soldiers, for We are all comrades in this holy war — I have been requested by the fair donors to address to you a few words on the presentation of this flag. I trust you appreciate this beautiful flag as thoroughly as I do being allowed the honor of participating in this interesting ceremony. Fellow-soldiers, t