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manded by Gonorals. Tho soldiora aro police

and tho officers judges. Wheuovor recruits

aro wanted thoysoizo nnyono who comoa along,

boy or man. and ho has to sorvo or escape to

tho mountains or tho revolutionists, who nro

nlwnys established somowhero.

It ia nn intorestiug sight to bo near tho

wharves of Port au Princo whon a Haytion

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CfflCKAM&I

A Campaign Unrivaled in the Annate

of War.

AT THE. LINES OF GRAY.

Withdrawal of Baird's Veter

ans and Their Conduct.

AS ORDER TO SURRENDER.

A Realization of the Features

of this Conflict.

BY JOHJT T. BOOTH, SERGEANT, CO. C, 36TIT OHIO,

HI3TOP.IAK, STATION C, CTNCT2CXATI, O.

V.

2 a word, the ground

over which Torching

famon3 charge wn3

made wn3 a depressed

plane one-half to

three-fourtha of a mile

wide, a portion cover

ed with wood. OTiiw

c, and bunches or clus

ters of sprouts higher

than, a man's head r

farther on, the ground

hecame open and clear, with Minion Ridge

to our left; on the right a range of hilb in

possession of the rebels, from which their

battery engaged in an artillery dnel with

a Gordon Granger battery, diagonally across

the plain, and it was partially beneath this

exchange of u compliments ironical n that

the charge was made. To the right could

he seen the Confederate line of battle thafc

bordered the plantation in that direction.

At the successive lines of gray in their path

way went Tnrchin's Brigade, bayonets to

Gex. Tuechtn's Kace.

the front, with cheers that might have been

mistaken for a pcenn of victory, so exnltani

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The National tribune. (1890). Washington, D.C., 1890-10-23. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016187/1890-10-23/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The National tribune, 1890-10-23.