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| − | their return to their homes, others are young lads who may never see New England again. Some Sea [?] and | + | their return to their homes, others are young lads who may never see New England again. Some Sea [campers?] and lazy land lubbers who have for a long time been stirring this question like cowards returned to the ranks, and as often happens in cases of this description the most innocent are receiving the punishment that should have justly belonged to them. I am in hopes the Sentence may yet be revoked, but fear not. |
| − | Another | + | Another source of annoyance to say the least is, that our recent recruits on account of physical maturity must to a great extent be discharged, while those remaining with few exceptions are poor Specimens of humanity. |
| + | Col. Jamesons resignation but yesterday evening announced does not of course add any charms to our position, as he is much beloved both by officers & men as well as admired for his bravery & coolness. Were I now to send you a true list of the vacancies it would I fear comprise the Field Staff & company Officers Entire, but for the welfare of the men I have drawn up hastily a petition, which the officers have signed, and forward | ||
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their return to their homes, others are young lads who may never see New England again. Some Sea [campers?] and lazy land lubbers who have for a long time been stirring this question like cowards returned to the ranks, and as often happens in cases of this description the most innocent are receiving the punishment that should have justly belonged to them. I am in hopes the Sentence may yet be revoked, but fear not.
Another source of annoyance to say the least is, that our recent recruits on account of physical maturity must to a great extent be discharged, while those remaining with few exceptions are poor Specimens of humanity.
Col. Jamesons resignation but yesterday evening announced does not of course add any charms to our position, as he is much beloved both by officers & men as well as admired for his bravery & coolness. Were I now to send you a true list of the vacancies it would I fear comprise the Field Staff & company Officers Entire, but for the welfare of the men I have drawn up hastily a petition, which the officers have signed, and forward