Ohio Militia And the West Virginia Campaign 1861 Address of General Carrington
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Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ken- tucky, New York and Michigan troops are comrades also. It is not the part of patriotism to ignore past sacrifice and com- panionship, because the conflict was between brethren ; but rather to honor all true valor, and in devotion to the restored Republic, to labor and pray that peace, fraternity, and excellence in the pursuits of a wholesome, genuine peace shall crown the people with prosperity and the Nation with a perpetual life. 15 Author's Note I. Volume i, Seri...es III. , War Record?, gives quite fully the telegrams that passed between Governor Dennison and his Adjutant Geneial, and the War Department, showing the readiness of Ohio to increase its quota promptly to 50, 000 men, and that General Wool's prompt action, both as to arms and ammu- nition, gave Ohio the vantage ground of immediate ability to meet the fullest possible call. A reprint of the foregoing Address explains much that in the hurry of the early war period was not appreciated nor understood by superficial observers who exacted of a State military organization a perfect system of military conduct, in the very directions where even the War Department was equally confused and over- worked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Ken- tucky, New York and Michigan troops are comrades also. It is not the part of patriotism to ignore past sacrifice and com- panionship, because the conflict was between brethren ; but rather to honor all true valor, and in devotion to the restored Republic, to labor and pray that peace, fraternity, and excellence in the pursuits of a wholesome, genuine peace shall crown the people with prosperity and the Nation with a perpetual life. 15 Author's Note I. Volume i, Seri...es III. , War Record?, gives quite fully the telegrams that passed between Governor Dennison and his Adjutant Geneial, and the War Department, showing the readiness of Ohio to increase its quota promptly to 50, 000 men, and that General Wool's prompt action, both as to arms and ammu- nition, gave Ohio the vantage ground of immediate ability to meet the fullest possible call. A reprint of the foregoing Address explains much that in the hurry of the early war period was not appreciated nor understood by superficial observers who exacted of a State military organization a perfect system of military conduct, in the very directions where even the War Department was equally confused and over- worked.
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