History of the Seventh Regiment of New York, 1806-1889, Volume 2

Emmons Clark

Seventh Regiment, 1890 - New York (State)

Contents

• HON SIMON CAMERON: 4
• PAGE: 19
• GENERAL MANSFIELD: 23
• Three years or the war 21 officers for the volunteers 22 reviews at Camp: 28
• the New York press 33 return to New York 36 Union Defense Committee: 37
• LIEUTENANTCOLONEL POND: 43
• tion of returning regiments 40 Major Theodore Winthrop 41 Colonel Noah: 48
• 1884: 50
• Kemp 53 services of the Regiment tendered 54 progress of the war: 54
• Washington threatened 55 the Seventh Regiment summoned 56 its: 63
• the muster in 64 a day at Federal Hill 65 a day with the guard 66 drills: 74
• GENERAL CORCORAN: 77
• return to New York 78 the Spinola Brigade 79 guard duty at East: 81
• 88 a song of the period 89 progress of the war 90 the Seventh in arms: 91
• heavy artillery 93 the defense of Baltimore 94 special duty 95 the Mary: 99
• Army of the Potomac 102 its march through Frederick 103 picket duty 104: 104
• GOVERNOR SEYMOUR: 114
• the guard at Monocacy 105 life at Camp Misery 106 the Seventh ordered: 115
• MAJOR NEVERS: 122
• CAPTAIN BENSEL: 128
• great Metropolitan Fair 121 the Seventh Regiment subscription 121 Major: 130
• GENERAL GRANT: 134
• CHAPTER XLVII: 143
• HON ANSON BURLINGAME: 147
• Henry Liebenau 145 farewell to East New York 146 courtmartial of Lieu: 149
• the Seventh Regiment Memorial Statue 155 proposed transfer: 159
• 1889: 162
• CHAPTER L: 169
• CHAPTER LI: 178
• funeral of General Hamblin 181 excursion to Philadelphia 182 a terrible: 188
• Twentythird 192 the Orange riot 193 the mob in Eighth Avenue 194: 198
• CHAPTER LIV: 212
• ton 213 Union Square Plaza 214 Captain Edward G Arthur 214 review: 218
• new armory 222 new band uniform 222 Uptons Revised Tactics 223: 228
• Boston 230 the great parade 231 the march to Bunker Hill 232 appropriation: 237
• departure for Philadelphia 242 Camp Washington 243 death of Colonel Lef: 249
• CAPTAIN SMITH: 250
• CHAPTER LVIII: 255
• CHAPTER LX: 270
• annual inspection 272 the Gate City Guard 273 review by Governor Robin: 278
• the prize swords 283 the receipts of the fair: 284
• CLAUDIO S GRAFULLA: 289
• CAPTAIN BARRETT: 301
• Grafulla 289 subscribersday 290 description of new armory 291 the: 303
• GENERAL FITZGERALD: 311
• CHAPTER LXIII: 313
• election 315 reception of Twentysecond Regiment 316 Quartermaster Robert: 323
• CHAPTER LXV: 335
• PRESIDENT CLEVELAND: 348
• GENERAL HANCOCK: 355
• 1886: 362
• 1887: 377
• CAPTAIN RAND: 384
• CAPTAIN STEELE: 393
• PRESIDENT HARRISON: 401
• Kemp Trophy 404 Oliver H Decumbus 405 the Washington centennial 406: 406
• the military parade 407 the civic and industrial parade 408 history of: 419
• WOODCUTS: 433
• LONG AND FAITHFUL SERVICE: 446
• Face 28: 447
• STATE MARKSMANS BADGE: 454
• SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY: 520
• 501: 523
• THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT: 530
• 201: 531
• GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS: 533
• 324: 535
• 366: 536
• 255: 537

Bibliographic information

• Title: History of the Seventh Regiment of New York, 1806-1889, Volume 2; Civil War unit histories: Union -- Mid-Atlantic; History of the Seventh Regiment of New York, 1806-1889, Emmons Clark
• Author: Emmons Clark
• Publisher: Seventh Regiment, 1890
• Original from: the New York Public Library
• Digitized: Jun 15, 2009