A Life of Silas Wright 1795 1847 United States Senator From New York 1833 1844
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He could not rest or in any real sense ''loaf" and restore his strength.
Other Anecdotes of Early Days.
In October of the year 1828 the 7th Rifle Regiment was called to general review for a week The last day it is recorded that in the morning "the rain and hail fell in torrents, and the wind blew a hurricane. " Every company but one took to the tents. But General Wright and his staff rode over the field and saluted that one company — the old company that he had organized years before as captain.... Baring his head, he cried out: "That's right, boys. That's the kind of soldiers I like. I knew that I should have one company to review even if it rained pitchforks, unless they came tines downward. ' ' The storm cleared away. In the bright after- noon sunshine the regiment was reviewed com- plete. And the General remarked with his usual SILAS WRIGHT 41 smile, as lie looked upon the lines : ' ' Those fel- lows got about as wet after all as I did. " But for all his high offices in the militia, he never liked to be called ''general" and for all his high offices in civil life, he always delighted in being known as '*Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could not rest or in any real sense ''loaf" and restore his strength.
Other Anecdotes of Early Days.
In October of the year 1828 the 7th Rifle Regiment was called to general review for a week The last day it is recorded that in the morning "the rain and hail fell in torrents, and the wind blew a hurricane. " Every company but one took to the tents. But General Wright and his staff rode over the field and saluted that one company — the old company that he had organized years before as captain.... Baring his head, he cried out: "That's right, boys. That's the kind of soldiers I like. I knew that I should have one company to review even if it rained pitchforks, unless they came tines downward. ' ' The storm cleared away. In the bright after- noon sunshine the regiment was reviewed com- plete. And the General remarked with his usual SILAS WRIGHT 41 smile, as lie looked upon the lines : ' ' Those fel- lows got about as wet after all as I did. " But for all his high offices in the militia, he never liked to be called ''general" and for all his high offices in civil life, he always delighted in being known as '*Mr.
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