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well enough, so far as field officer are concerned, but
 
well enough, so far as field officer are concerned, but
 
Lieutenant + captains, as matters are in this State, will
 
Lieutenant + captains, as matters are in this State, will
be unfavorably affected +
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be unfavorably affected + prejudice our operation.
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Indeed, I think the effect of it here would be to dis-
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-organize the Regiment. It would be difficult
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finding men qualified for capts under 30 + Lieuts. under
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22 with whom parents would be willing to trust
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their sons - moreover, the present elected officers de-
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-[?] out of service by this order, would disaffect
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(as much as possible,) the sum of their command, +
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this disaffection would be contagious - then be[?] [underlined]
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would be thrown upon the Governor in as much as it
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is but a suggestion not an order, [underlined] + it would help
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thru the State, into the hands of the opposition, on
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the the hand, the Genl. Government is not soli-
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citing [underlined] troops [underlined] of us [underlined], but we are entrusting them to
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receive the Regiments tendered + therefore they can
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dictate the terms upon which they will receive them.
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In view of the fact that company officers are selected
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for the 4 regiments, (tho not commissioned) it is
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a dilemma. [underlined] but more than 3 capts. + as many Lieuts.
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here, would be spared under a literal [underlined] enforcement
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of the rules. The remainder, + their respected
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position to the [?] [?], would be
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found besieging the Legislature + Congress, for
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reimbursement + indemnification + constructive for
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loss + injury of every kind + description, (there the
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ingenuity of men devil + courage and intent,) in
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any way accusing from their having at the earnest
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+ pitiful entreaty of their State and Genl. Government.

Revision as of 16:14, 23 September 2017

�it is not by any means a finality [underlined] with him, + perhaps therefore, not much but better he isn't about it. If we can receive the cooperation of [?] + some the States, in attempting to have this re- -scinded we shall try it measurably[?] - It is well enough, so far as field officer are concerned, but Lieutenant + captains, as matters are in this State, will be unfavorably affected + prejudice our operation. Indeed, I think the effect of it here would be to dis- -organize the Regiment. It would be difficult finding men qualified for capts under 30 + Lieuts. under 22 with whom parents would be willing to trust their sons - moreover, the present elected officers de- -[?] out of service by this order, would disaffect (as much as possible,) the sum of their command, + this disaffection would be contagious - then be[?] [underlined] would be thrown upon the Governor in as much as it is but a suggestion not an order, [underlined] + it would help thru the State, into the hands of the opposition, on the the hand, the Genl. Government is not soli- citing [underlined] troops [underlined] of us [underlined], but we are entrusting them to receive the Regiments tendered + therefore they can dictate the terms upon which they will receive them.

In view of the fact that company officers are selected for the 4 regiments, (tho not commissioned) it is a dilemma. [underlined] but more than 3 capts. + as many Lieuts. here, would be spared under a literal [underlined] enforcement of the rules. The remainder, + their respected position to the [?] [?], would be found besieging the Legislature + Congress, for reimbursement + indemnification + constructive for loss + injury of every kind + description, (there the ingenuity of men devil + courage and intent,) in any way accusing from their having at the earnest + pitiful entreaty of their State and Genl. Government.