. Historic days in Cumberland County, New Jersey, 1855-1865 : political and war time reminiscences . Ou think thatgim is a little too light, and hadnt you better go over toPensacola and get a thirty-pounder? The kindly questionwas a command which Captain Brown acted upon beautifully the dear old Admiral put the orders of theday and the hour none but those who served under him canever know. Ever mindful of the wants of his subordinates,ever solicitous for their proper care and treatment, the menloved him. Modest, unassuming, all heart, all soul, wasDavid Farragut. The Russian Admir
. Historic days in Cumberland County, New Jersey, 1855-1865 : political and war time reminiscences . Ou think thatgim is a little too light, and hadnt you better go over toPensacola and get a thirty-pounder? The kindly questionwas a command which Captain Brown acted upon beautifully the dear old Admiral put the orders of theday and the hour none but those who served under him canever know. Ever mindful of the wants of his subordinates,ever solicitous for their proper care and treatment, the menloved him. Modest, unassuming, all heart, all soul, wasDavid Farragut. The Russian Admiral who thirty yearslater deposited a wreath of flowers on Farraguts tomb inGreenwood Cemetery, said while standing oer his grave: (200). WAR TIME PICTURES-]S.;«<i5B. Fran. WMHan,^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ SonsSecond-Lieut. Co. D, D^nel Williams William H. Williams Reg. Inf. Vols. - Co. Fc-Cumberland Greys ■■■■Id N I James P. , Co. G. N. J. Reg. fn? Vo s. 202 HISTORIC DAYS Admiral Farragut was the noblest, the bravest, the bestnaval commander the world has known. The memory of that noble commander is a sweet fra-grance which will linger with the American people so longas the Republic shall endure or the historic page shall remainto tell the story of the victory won on the waters of MobileBay. The Union League removed its quarters from Gross-cups Hall and took rooms in Sheppards building, justbeyond the Commerce street bridge. An executive commit-tee composed of the following members was named: Alex-ander Stratton, Providence Ludlam, Robert C. Nichols,Stephen G. Porch, Alphonso Woodrufif, Theophilus , Paul T. Jones. Hon. John T. Nixon, president;Morton Mills, vice-presi
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