In camp on Rocky Creek, Spring River. Issued five days'
rations, preparatory to marching northward. Boys in good spirits. Wrote to Fred
Allen. Saw Charlie in the morning. Read Will's last journal, much better than
his late ones. His discouragement about the late reverses. To be sure the present
hour looks dark but I have faith in the future. The light will soon break. I
have faith to believe that the North will yet be victorious over the South,
right be victorious over wrong. I am sorry Will feels so. It looks like an
apology for not enlisting. To fear defeat and yet not raise a hand looks
faulty.
SOURCE: Frances Andrews Tenney, War Diary Of Luman
Harris Tenney, p. 22
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