3 THE REBELLION RECORD: A Diary of American Events, WITH DOCUMENTS, NARRATIVES, ILLUSTRATIVE INCIDENTS, POETRY, ETC. , WITH TWELVE PORTRAITS ON STEEL, AND VARIOUS MAPS AND DIAGRAMS. NEW YORK: G. P. PUTNAM. 1862. ENTERED, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1862, by G. P. PUTNAM, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. JOHN F. TROW, 46, 18, & 50 Greene Street, New York. Ν Ο Τ Ε. In closing the second volume of the Rebellion Record, which covers a period most eventful in the history of the United States, the Editor embraces the opportunity to return his grateful acknowledgments for the many acts of assistance and encouragement he has received from various portions of the country. In particular, he refers to the officers of the National army, who have so readily afforded him the use of their valuable official documents; to the Hon. Joseph Holt, for the interest he has manifested in the progress of the work, and for the aid he has rendered in consenting to revise some of the most important documents; to the Hon. Reverdy Johnson, Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, and others, for similar favors; to the members of the Press, who have, with their usual courtesy, extended every facility for the advantageous prosecution of the work; and last, though not least, to the subscribers to the “ Record,” who have, from time to time, forwarded to the Editor m'ich of the local material, facts, and incidents, that will be found in the present volume. It is intended to give a supplementary volume of such documents and narratives as may have been lost sight of in the large mass of matter that has passed under review, and the remark is here renewed that “the Elitor will be glad to receive from subscribers any material having a reference to the present Rebellion,” for this purpose. NEW YORK, January, 1862. REBELLION RECORD. CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME. DIARY 6. Seventy-first Regiment, N. Y.S. V., at Bull Run, 89 2 8. Northern Press on the Battle of Bull Run, 103 11 11, Senator Douglas' Last Letter,...... 13 12. A Disunionist Answered-Letters of J. L. Orr 15 13. Rererdy Johnson's Speech at Baltimore, Jan. 13 15. Johın Ross's Proclamation,.. 2016. Pennsylvania--26th Regiment, 23 17. Maine-4th Regiment, ..... 24 18. Ncu York-38th Regiment,. 24 19. Letters of John Adams to Lt.-Governor Lin- 27 20. New York-21st Regiment,. 23 21. Andrew Johnson's Speech at Cincinnati,. 143 29 22. Iludson River Baptist Association Report and 33 23. Rhode Island-2d Regiment,.. 34 24. Cornelius Vanderbilt's Letter to W.0. Bartlett, 152 00 | 25. Gov. Pierpont's Inaugural to Virginia Con- 41 26. New llampshire-2d Regiment,. 42 27. New York-29th Regiment, S. V.,. 2 Secession Oficial Reports of the Battle of Bull 28. East Tennessee Union Convention,..... .133 Gen. Arnold Elzey's Report,... 42 29. Gor. Pierpont's Message, and accompanying 45 30. General Buckner's Letters to Gov. Magoflin, ..103 47 501. Col. Townsend's Report of the Battle at Be- 3. Filliam II. Russell's Letters on the Battle of tbel, Va., and the Rebel Official Report,...,164 51 :1. Gov. McGill's Proclamation, May 10, 4. Y. Y. Tribune Narrative of the Battle of Bull 32. Gov. Pierpont's Proclamation, June 22,. 166 76 23. New York-37th Regiment, S. V.,...... 166 5. N. Y. World Narrative of the Battle of Bull 54. Gen. McClellan's Proclamation to Western Run, 81 Virginia...... ..166 |
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