Speech of Mr Ewing of Ohio On Mr Bradburys Resolutions
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' TJie 2d regiment, under my command, which opened the battle in such gallant style, deserves a passing remark. I shall attempt to make no apology for tJie retreat, for it was their duty to stand and die until they received orders to retire. But I desire to call your attention to one fact connected with this affair. They remained in their po- sition in line, receiving the fire of three or four thousand infantry, exposed to a most destruc- tive raking fire from the enemy's battery, posted within... point blank shot, until they had delib- erately discharged twenty rounds of cartridges ut the enemy. "Some excuse may be found for those who retired for a few minutes, and then rallied and fought during the day; but unless they hasten to retrieve their reputation, disgrace must forever hang around the names of those who refused to return; and I regret to say there were a few from nearly every volunteer corps engaged. " "Here is all that is said in relation tt» the conduct of the 2d Indiana regiment in that battle, either by Gen.
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' TJie 2d regiment, under my command, which opened the battle in such gallant style, deserves a passing remark. I shall attempt to make no apology for tJie retreat, for it was their duty to stand and die until they received orders to retire. But I desire to call your attention to one fact connected with this affair. They remained in their po- sition in line, receiving the fire of three or four thousand infantry, exposed to a most destruc- tive raking fire from the enemy's battery, posted within... point blank shot, until they had delib- erately discharged twenty rounds of cartridges ut the enemy. "Some excuse may be found for those who retired for a few minutes, and then rallied and fought during the day; but unless they hasten to retrieve their reputation, disgrace must forever hang around the names of those who refused to return; and I regret to say there were a few from nearly every volunteer corps engaged. " "Here is all that is said in relation tt» the conduct of the 2d Indiana regiment in that battle, either by Gen.
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