New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-14
Ncw.Yerk Soldicrs' Aid ksseciarseu Of
Washington.

Cores pondonce o. The N. Tribune.
WARRINGTON, juno le, 1864.
The Nsw-York Soldiers Aid Association Of
Washington d. G.. completed their permanent crgani'
zaton las. evening at tho Loyal League Rooms, Sew
enth street by eieoting the Hon. Reuben T.. renion,
President; Judge /. " Granger Vice President; Gen.
ST. John y. skinner Treasures T. D. Foster. Record.
ing Secretary; j. N. Farrell Corresponding Secretary
Executive Committee Ira Goodenow. ID. =. Morgan.
Charles H. Beach. L. IT, James T.. Butts, Col Dorrane
Col bradley, Col Boyd and H. II. Spcrry The Hon.
Reuben l.. Fcnt0n thanked the Association Tor the
honor they had conferred him. stating that were tho
position one OF honor alone his other duties would CON
pcl him 10 decline i. but being POSITION repairing
work and MD for tho soldiers lie should nost eAeeriy
add the duties OF this position to Those ALREADY resin
or bin, and sh0ud perform them 10 the best VI mis-
ability. lie then took the chair declared tie Asso.
citation reaay 10 proceed 10 business, ana cai!ed
ON Col North the State Agent, explain how
the Association and Stale Agency eoaid Des' 90.
operate in rendering aid 10 The sex and wonhied
-dier- from our State In response Col. North gave
short but highly interesting account OF the dciss "
t. agency since the oprnias OF the present canpagn
showing that his funds have been ample, enabling han.
In advance Vi al other State genccs or Ala So2etes,
IN d nbicjns md nui eos in large nuoers 90 every
battle. Gclf Still mere WAS needed there on account
oi lhc eIgc Numbers OF e wounded ana also tnat men
ard women needed here, WHO woaid VEL, se hcs
psis .ek out the wants of our soldiers aud administer
to ,heir Notwithstanding that IN the hcsptels
herr a,r ncr depeaded TIE Kind manner Of tic visit.
ora aud rho vripathv shown tho soldiers than on the
smcnnt oil nateTia aid bestowed. lie stated that min
ME men ere al.o needed, who would be rca9y OF call 70
20 81 the front
ia fur,hsrance OF these Jews the association passed
unanimously resolution Lat lie Executive Committee
be- instructed r. c,iBe pD Of operations In counec
ton win tho State RonCy By which 10 and The Asso-
ci.,ion can best c,ulera.c in aidrg tho sick and
wnuuded from our Sratr The meetings OF the AsSo.
ri,ion nave been LARGELY attended and every member.
too manifested spirit Of deicra -naiUl 10 do every
br IN his POWER 10 cary ont shc oe"fs Of the agsoci
nro1 We c0nera,alale 0nr sac on this organization.
formiag ~ " VII aDoiJcr ueiiup Of communication
c,,yel friends q, homc and sold .crs here. Communi-
,ions asking for inf -maton should be addiesseG u
Inc Corresponding Secretary. Thoe desiring 70 send
ds fad supplies 0r general Cstr baton for sodiers
osreiay named slionld send thGri with cxpresaage
Md 10 he seoutise Committee. with fa Instructions
AMER ilither remarks by tho Hon John Carson. Col
l. 10, ter and otherB, liberal collection taken VI
Ia inrtheIanee ii the objects OF the association.
On motion, they al burned until next saturday eve
ming at o'clock. In the time the Executive
Committee are requested u meet the house OF The
Ron Reuben +. Fcnton each evening OF the coming
week al q O'Clock.