. History of the 127th regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers, familiarly known as the "Dauphin County regiment." Authorized by the regimental assocaition and prepared by its committee . only this particular locality, but of the entire State ofPennsylvania. We rejoice and congratulate our regimentthat we meet to-day in the same old city of of our comrades are not with us, their bodies liemouldering in and on the plains of Fredericksburg. Icannot recount specifically the acts, triumphs, bravery andheroism of the regiment upon the field of battle, on thebivouac, march and campaign. Su
. History of the 127th regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers, familiarly known as the "Dauphin County regiment." Authorized by the regimental assocaition and prepared by its committee . only this particular locality, but of the entire State ofPennsylvania. We rejoice and congratulate our regimentthat we meet to-day in the same old city of of our comrades are not with us, their bodies liemouldering in and on the plains of Fredericksburg. Icannot recount specifically the acts, triumphs, bravery andheroism of the regiment upon the field of battle, on thebivouac, march and campaign. Sufficient to say that the127th Regiment has gained an enviable reputation in thehistory of the war, and shines as a glittering star in thatgreat contest between the North and the South, in the in-terest of the emancipation of a down-trodden and forlornrace, and the perpetuity of our government. We rejoicein the propriety of our governments great triumph,and the success of our army in the interest of freedomand civilization, the result of that great contest, and wedeplore the great sacrifice and loss of life and treasure inthe accomplishment for that purpose. We revere and re-. COMRADE WILLIAM H. SIPLE. Co. ■■II, 127tli KruiiiKMit, 1. V. Liiuilwr Mii-fliiiiit. rittsburg, Ia. I27TH REGIMENT, P. V. 325 gret the loss of many brave friends and comrades of ourregiment, and we pray that the soothing hand of Provi-dence may abide with the widows and orphans that areleft still to mourn their loss. We rejoice in the develop-ment of our national prosperity, and implore Divine Prov-idence that He may continue to bless this united and re-stored glorious country. Henceforth we shall know nodistinction between the North and the South; and as oneunited people we shall go forward to still greater nationaland individual prosperity, a government of the peo-ple, by the people, and for the people, which shall neverperish from the earth. Comrades, I bespeak much interest, happiness andpleasure in
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