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. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . for the blessings and favorswe have been permitted to enjoy during the past year. Andin that gratitude let us not omit to remember the many nobleand departed heroes who have laid their lives upon the altar ofour common country, to save it from destruction and ruin; northeir weeping widows, oi-phans, relatives and friends; nor thosewho have sacrificed health and limbs in this great nationalstruggle; nor those who yet so bravely stand around the flagof the Union. Let us remember them and those that are dear to them. Letus comfor Stock Photo
RM2CJ90RX–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . for the blessings and favorswe have been permitted to enjoy during the past year. Andin that gratitude let us not omit to remember the many nobleand departed heroes who have laid their lives upon the altar ofour common country, to save it from destruction and ruin; northeir weeping widows, oi-phans, relatives and friends; nor thosewho have sacrificed health and limbs in this great nationalstruggle; nor those who yet so bravely stand around the flagof the Union. Let us remember them and those that are dear to them. Letus comfor
. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . Governor Alexander W. Randall From a photograph taken during the War Xt^r Wisconsin History Commission: Reprints, No. 2 CIVIL WAR MESSAGES AND PROCLAMATIONS OF WISCONSIN WAR GOVERNORS USiAt EDITED BY REUBEN GOLD THWAITES In collaboration with Asa Currier Tilton and Frederick MEnH>: WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSIONDECEMBER, 1912 rt. I,—, «/ l^ TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED COPIES PRINMD Copyright, 1912THE WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSION (in behalf of the State of Wisconsin) Opinions or errors of fact on the part of the respective authors of Stock Photo
RM2CJ95H1–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . Governor Alexander W. Randall From a photograph taken during the War Xt^r Wisconsin History Commission: Reprints, No. 2 CIVIL WAR MESSAGES AND PROCLAMATIONS OF WISCONSIN WAR GOVERNORS USiAt EDITED BY REUBEN GOLD THWAITES In collaboration with Asa Currier Tilton and Frederick MEnH>: WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSIONDECEMBER, 1912 rt. I,—, «/ l^ TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED COPIES PRINMD Copyright, 1912THE WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSION (in behalf of the State of Wisconsin) Opinions or errors of fact on the part of the respective authors of
. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . Governor Alexander W. Randall From a photograph taken during the War Wisconsin History Commission: Reprints, No. a /^i-^OTHf^ • ■. ■>-. ■ f?^- CIVIL WAR MESSAGES AND PROCLAMATIONS OF WISCONSIN WAR GOVERNORS EDITED BY REUBEN GOLD THWAITE5 In collaboration with Asa Currier Tilton and Frederick Mer*.. WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSIONDECEMBER, 1912 TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED COPIES PRINTED Copyright, 1912THE WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSION (in behalf of the State of Wisconsin) Opinions or errors of fact on the part of the respective authors Stock Photo
RM2CGKFHG–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . Governor Alexander W. Randall From a photograph taken during the War Wisconsin History Commission: Reprints, No. a /^i-^OTHf^ • ■. ■>-. ■ f?^- CIVIL WAR MESSAGES AND PROCLAMATIONS OF WISCONSIN WAR GOVERNORS EDITED BY REUBEN GOLD THWAITE5 In collaboration with Asa Currier Tilton and Frederick Mer*.. WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSIONDECEMBER, 1912 TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED COPIES PRINTED Copyright, 1912THE WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSION (in behalf of the State of Wisconsin) Opinions or errors of fact on the part of the respective authors
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. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . God for the blessings and favorswe have been permitted to enjoy during the past year. Andin that gratitude let us not omit to remember the many nobleand departed heroes who have laid their lives upon the altar ofour common country, to save it from destruction and ruin; northeir weeping widows, orphans, relatives and friends; nor thosewho have sacrificed health and limbs in this great nationalstruggle; nor those who yet so bravely stand around the flagof the Union. Let us remember them and those that are dear to them. Letus com Stock Photo
RM2CGKETC–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . God for the blessings and favorswe have been permitted to enjoy during the past year. Andin that gratitude let us not omit to remember the many nobleand departed heroes who have laid their lives upon the altar ofour common country, to save it from destruction and ruin; northeir weeping widows, orphans, relatives and friends; nor thosewho have sacrificed health and limbs in this great nationalstruggle; nor those who yet so bravely stand around the flagof the Union. Let us remember them and those that are dear to them. Letus com
. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . CIVIL WAR MESSAGES ANDPROCLAMATIONS. Governor Alexander W. Randall From a photograph taken during the War Xt^r Wisconsin History Commission: Reprints, No. 2 CIVIL WAR MESSAGES AND PROCLAMATIONS OF WISCONSIN WAR GOVERNORS USiAt EDITED BY REUBEN GOLD THWAITES In collaboration with Asa Currier Tilton and Frederick MEnH>: WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSIONDECEMBER, 1912 rt Stock Photo
RM2CJ979B–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . CIVIL WAR MESSAGES ANDPROCLAMATIONS. Governor Alexander W. Randall From a photograph taken during the War Xt^r Wisconsin History Commission: Reprints, No. 2 CIVIL WAR MESSAGES AND PROCLAMATIONS OF WISCONSIN WAR GOVERNORS USiAt EDITED BY REUBEN GOLD THWAITES In collaboration with Asa Currier Tilton and Frederick MEnH>: WISCONSIN HISTORY COMMISSIONDECEMBER, 1912 rt
. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . , 140,142-144, 230; 1863, 155, 157, 162, 165, 174-176, 185, 190, 193-195,203, 223, 224, 228, 230; 1864, 203, 205, 206, 224; 1865, 224, 226-228.230, 243, 267; 1866, 157, 206, 275. 280; 1867, 287: 1868. 295; 1874,301; Private Laws. 1865, 245; Revsed Statutes. 1849, 13; 1858, 4, [318] INDEX V/isconsin (continued) — 27, 42, 162; Agrieultaral Society Transactions, 31. See also,Finance, Militia, United States, Volunteers. Wisconsin Aid Society, at Washington, 173. Wisconsin Historical Society, 259; organized. 199. Wisconsin Universi Stock Photo
RM2CJ8NRM–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . , 140,142-144, 230; 1863, 155, 157, 162, 165, 174-176, 185, 190, 193-195,203, 223, 224, 228, 230; 1864, 203, 205, 206, 224; 1865, 224, 226-228.230, 243, 267; 1866, 157, 206, 275. 280; 1867, 287: 1868. 295; 1874,301; Private Laws. 1865, 245; Revsed Statutes. 1849, 13; 1858, 4, [318] INDEX V/isconsin (continued) — 27, 42, 162; Agrieultaral Society Transactions, 31. See also,Finance, Militia, United States, Volunteers. Wisconsin Aid Society, at Washington, 173. Wisconsin Historical Society, 259; organized. 199. Wisconsin Universi
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. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . e of nearly all the sick andwounded belonging to Wisconsin regiments. By these dis-charges and transfers the lives of many were saved, and a largeamount of money was saved to the soldiers relief fund, whichit would otherwise have been necessary to use in their care.This fact, together with the closing of the war, and consequentdischarge of troops at an earlier day than was anticipated atthe time the appropriation to the fund last above named wasmade, rendered it necessary to use but a small portion of themoney thus appropriate Stock Photo
RM2CJ8Y3P–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . e of nearly all the sick andwounded belonging to Wisconsin regiments. By these dis-charges and transfers the lives of many were saved, and a largeamount of money was saved to the soldiers relief fund, whichit would otherwise have been necessary to use in their care.This fact, together with the closing of the war, and consequentdischarge of troops at an earlier day than was anticipated atthe time the appropriation to the fund last above named wasmade, rendered it necessary to use but a small portion of themoney thus appropriate
. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . f labor they performed, and thepay adopted in other States, and upon consultation with theUnited States Assistant Quartermaster, I increased their com-pensation, keeping within the rule prescribed by the act, adopt-ing the rule of paying men for well doing what their serviceswere worth. These officers all desire that the Legislature shouldinvestigate their acts. The policy of experimenting with soldiers to ascertain howlittle they can live upon, or how hard fare, and how extremeprivations they can endure, and escape sickness o Stock Photo
RM2CGKFC1–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . f labor they performed, and thepay adopted in other States, and upon consultation with theUnited States Assistant Quartermaster, I increased their com-pensation, keeping within the rule prescribed by the act, adopt-ing the rule of paying men for well doing what their serviceswere worth. These officers all desire that the Legislature shouldinvestigate their acts. The policy of experimenting with soldiers to ascertain howlittle they can live upon, or how hard fare, and how extremeprivations they can endure, and escape sickness o
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. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . of nearly all the sick andwounded belonging to Wisconsin regiments. By these dis-charges and trans:fers the lives of many were saved, and a largeamount of money was saved to the soldiers relief fund, whichit would otherwise have been necessary to use in their care.This fact, together with the closing of the war, and consequentdischarge of troops at an earlier day than was anticipated atthe time the appropriation to the fund last above named wasmade, rendered it necessary to use but a small portion of themoney thus appropriated Stock Photo
RM2CGKEBD–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . of nearly all the sick andwounded belonging to Wisconsin regiments. By these dis-charges and trans:fers the lives of many were saved, and a largeamount of money was saved to the soldiers relief fund, whichit would otherwise have been necessary to use in their care.This fact, together with the closing of the war, and consequentdischarge of troops at an earlier day than was anticipated atthe time the appropriation to the fund last above named wasmade, rendered it necessary to use but a small portion of themoney thus appropriated
. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . performed, and thepay adopted in other States, and upon consultation with theUnited States Assistant Quartermaster, I increased their com-pensation, keeping within the rule prescribed by the act, adopt-ing the rule of paying men for well doing what their serviceswere worth. These officers all desire that the Legislature shouldinvestigate their acts. The policy of experimenting with soldiers to ascertain howlittle they can live upon, or how hard fare, and how extremeprivations they can endurtr, and escape sickness or death, is Stock Photo
RM2CJ949F–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . performed, and thepay adopted in other States, and upon consultation with theUnited States Assistant Quartermaster, I increased their com-pensation, keeping within the rule prescribed by the act, adopt-ing the rule of paying men for well doing what their serviceswere worth. These officers all desire that the Legislature shouldinvestigate their acts. The policy of experimenting with soldiers to ascertain howlittle they can live upon, or how hard fare, and how extremeprivations they can endurtr, and escape sickness or death, is
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. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . n thecompletion of his preparation was admitted to the bar. Herapidly won a position in his profession and was one of theleaders of the IMilwaukee bar until he left Wisconsin. In 1858he married Elise Nebel of ]Iilwankee. Mr. Salomon became a regent of the University of Wisconsinin 1861, and continued on the board to the close of his residencein the State, acting as its president for several years. He wasa steadfast friend of the institution, and to his energetic workis due in no small measure its survival during the trying fi Stock Photo
RM2CGKF21–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . n thecompletion of his preparation was admitted to the bar. Herapidly won a position in his profession and was one of theleaders of the IMilwaukee bar until he left Wisconsin. In 1858he married Elise Nebel of ]Iilwankee. Mr. Salomon became a regent of the University of Wisconsinin 1861, and continued on the board to the close of his residencein the State, acting as its president for several years. He wasa steadfast friend of the institution, and to his energetic workis due in no small measure its survival during the trying fi
. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . on thecompletion of his preparation was admitted to the bar. Herapidly won a position in his profession and was one of theleaders of the Illilwaukee bar until he left Wisconsin. In 1858he married Elise Nebel cf luilwar.kee. Mr. Salomon became a regent of the University of Wisconsinin 1861. and continued on the board to the close of his residencein the State, acting as its president for several years. He wasa steadfast friend of the institution, and to his energetic workis due in no small measure its survival during the trying Stock Photo
RM2CJ9360–. Civil War messages and proclamations of Wisconsin war governors . on thecompletion of his preparation was admitted to the bar. Herapidly won a position in his profession and was one of theleaders of the Illilwaukee bar until he left Wisconsin. In 1858he married Elise Nebel cf luilwar.kee. Mr. Salomon became a regent of the University of Wisconsinin 1861. and continued on the board to the close of his residencein the State, acting as its president for several years. He wasa steadfast friend of the institution, and to his energetic workis due in no small measure its survival during the trying
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