History of Negro Soldiers in the Spanish-American War, and Other Items of Interest by Edward A. Johnson
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page 118 of 162 (72%)
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soldierly appearance.
COMMENTS ON THE THIRD NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT. Of all the volunteer regiments the Third North Carolina seemed to be picked out as the target for attack by the Georgia newspapers. The Atlanta Journal, under large headlines, "A Happy Riddance," has the following to say when the Third North Carolina left Macon. But the Journal's article was evidently written in a somewhat of a wish-it-was-so-manner, and while reading this article we ask our readers to withhold judgment until they read Prof. C.F. Meserve on the Third North Carolina, who wrote after investigation. The Journal made no investigation to see what the facts were, but dwells largely on rumors and imagination. It will be noted that President Meserve took the pains to investigate the subject before writing about it. The Atlanta Journal says: A HAPPY RIDDANCE. The army and the country are to be congratulated on the mustering out of the Third North Carolina Regiment. |
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