East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23


coptribute the sum Of $500 shall upon the COM
peton Of the work, be entitled 10 receive an APP
propriste certificate Of membership, with y 6ne
engraving of the monument. AN returned SOL
disrs Of Miehigap ara also hereby declared hon-
orary members Of the Association, and are most
earnestly invited TO co-operate In the purposes OF
its Equalization The Governor, and tho officers
Of the State of Michigan. ,isl and military. and
the officers Of auxiliary associations. are hereby
declared honorary members OF the Association.
3D. The business Of this Association shall be
managed bya Board Of Directors Of the follow
ing citizens Of this State
Hon, ID r II. withereli, Detroit; Hon c. @.
Trowbridge, Detroit; J. W. Tillmsn, Esq. De-
troit; Gen II, A, Morrow DetroiS I. W. Palmer,
ESQ., Detroit; Hon. n. p. Baldwin, Detroit; Hon
john Owen, Detroit; Hon Henry N. Walker,
R:,'a b.yo RHssr RssS D. ys,rS vsrnSs
Hon J. +. Joy. Detroit. Maj .-Gen. .: @. Ord.
Detroit; Maj Gen. .. b Wilcox, Detroit, Maj
Gen A. 8. Wiiiinms, Detroit, His Excelloncy
Gov. II. H. Crapo, Flint; Hon. f II. Thompson,
Flint, Ex-Gov. Apstin Blair, Jackson; Hon Jas.
Birney, Bay ety; Non. N J. Penniman, Ply
MOUTH Jas 9ar,sn'hsr. Esq &C.; on;Sn, fon; s. ~, =
Clemens; John A. Kerr Esq, Lansing; DR.. Pot
ter, East Saginaw; Hon. Peter White, Marquette;
Hon 7. D G,bert, rand Rapids; Hon. Here.
i kiah @. Wells, Kalamazoo; Hon r. G. Paine,
Miles; Hon. w. 5 Maynard, Ann Arbor; Talcott
L. Wing Esq Monroe; Hon, r. r. Beecherr,
Adrian; W. g Mcconnell, Pontiac; witter j.
Baxter, Bsq JonsNille; Hon Gins T. Gorhnin,
Marshall; hon. John r. Kellogg, Allsgsn; Hon.
T. W. Ferry, Grsnd Haven; Hon Edwin Moore
Three Rivers; Hon. A II. Morrison, st Joseph;
Hen. w. L. Bancroft. St. Clair Co; Hon. Geo
Redfeld, Cas- Co; Nesgan Batcs, Esq. Grand
Traversei r. Sheldon, Esq Houghton; wm II
Maltby, Esq, Shoboygan; VIM Mcpherson, Esq /,
Livingston 20 Hon. Chauncey Davis. Muskegon;
Hon. g T. Wendell, Mackipae; Hon. Alex.
Campbell, Marquette, Hon. HsA wsIdron, Len.
awse Co; Hon. II. A. Divine, Montcalm Co; Ma
jor A. d Watson, Newayeo Co; ID. Bethuns
pufield, Esq, Detroit; J, y. cOnover, Esq, De-
Moit; A. Marxhsu'sn, Esq. Detroit; N Kramer
R.,,o TT" Ih'0ds.s s ho%sya E'q Ps,rss Psoss
Detroit; Hon. G.,V..N. Lothrop, Detroit; Hon.
wilson Green, ocesna Co; T. W. Eisnders, Esq,
ontonagon Co; John Moore ESQ Saginaw Co.
Hon. @. W. Pack. Huron Co.; Hon Luther
Smith, 6ra.iot Co.; 7. C. Owen, Esq. st. Clair
Co, Hon. J. X Boies,. .Lenawee Co.; Hon Hugh
McCurdy, Sbiawasscs Co, Col w. l.. Stoughtcn,
st. 10. Co; Milton Bradley, Esq, Isabella Co.;
Capt Roe Steamer Michigan Hon c. A. Stacy,
IIllsdsls Co, Hon w. q. Bcckwith, Cass Co.;
Hon. s. M. Cutcheon, wsshtsnaw Co; J. b.
Crppen, Esq, Branch Co; Hon James Armitagc,
Monroe Co Hon. N. @. Tsbsll, Wayne Co; Hon.
Jas, B. Walker. Grand Traverse Co; Hon. NJ. z
Crofcot, Oakland Co; Hon. Jas A. Sweeney,
Barry Co; J. Z. Fisher, Esq Leelenaw Co |;
Hon Delos Filler, Manistee Co; Hon. Perry
Hannah, Grand Traverse Co; Hon. p. b, Bar
beau, Chippewa Co; Hon. Townsend North Tus-
cola Co; Hon. Edwin IL Lothrop, Kalamazoo. Co;
Hon. p. Collier, Calhoun Co; Jessc CroweIll,
ESQ. Calhoun Co.; Hon. Charles Mears Mason
Co., John Larkin, ESQ Midland Co, John l..
Woods, Esq Saniiac Co; Maj. Gen Pierce, Kent
Co; w Hill, Esq, Kecwenaw Co; s. In
gals, Esq Menominee Co; John Roost, ESQ /;
Ottawa Co; Hon. ii A. Shaw, Eaton Co; Hon
George Luther, Ottawa Co.; Mel Gray. Esq,
Macomb Co, Col r J White. Lapeer Co.; Hon.
p. Hayden, Van Buren Co; Charles Kipp, Esq
Clinton Co; &. NJ. Seely, Branch Co.
4th. Said Board shall have full control and
direeti"n, shall oil all vacancies in their own
body, shall designate thsr own officers who
shall bc "eI-offcio' the officers Of the General
Association, shall make all necessary regulations
and bylaws for their own government, and shall,
upon the completion of the monument, take the
necessary steps for It's continued preservation aud
exercise due and watchfulncss over IT, and
shall do and perform all that is necessary TO fur
thsr the object, interests and aim Of the Associa-
ton They shall keep . full and complete record
| OF their proceedings. Ten members shall consti-
tute quorum for the transaction OF business. A
meeting may be called at any tmo through the
Secretary, upon the written application Of teven
Directors. r.H sf t... SON d. lHr
Tho Doard Of Directors shall he organized by
the appointment Of President Vice. President.
Treasurer, Secretary, Associate Secretary and
Auditor, and such sub-eommittees ~ shall be nee
sssary, who shall do and perform all the duties
appt rtsuing TO their several positions, under
such regulations and restrictions shall be here
, after provided in the by laws l i,s NJ
9th. All moneys shall DO received, acknowl-
edged and deposited to the credit Of the Execu-
tive Committee by the Treasurer, in such bank as
they shall designate.
7th. No moneys shall be paid out except upon
proper vouchers duly certified by the Auditor, and
: upon tho checks drawn by the Treasurer and
countcrsigned by the Chairman and Secretary Of
the Executive Committee. sL
Il RECOMMENDATIONS.
Yonr committee would further rec
ommend:l : j ~ = > - -
lst The immediate appointment OF
an agent, who shall in all proper ways
bring this subject to the notice Of the
people, and secure the foundation OF
, auxiliary societies, and the collection
Of funds in every soifool district in the
State. Believing that much of the
. success Of this undertaking depends
; upon this appointment your commit
tee having carefully considered this
matter, and having entire confidence
in the integrity, ability and patriotism
of General Henry A. Morrow do
most earnestly recommend him as en-
} inently the man TO present the cause
to the people, and to urge their hearty
cooperation with us, and that. he be
requested, though we well know the
sacrifice we are asking at his hands
10 devote little more time to tho ser.
o vice Of his corntrymen, in helping tc
!, erect monument to the gallant de.
Tenders and preservers of the Union
I'd: We also submit the following
|: address -I-r--7--rrT-r s,rrr c--
TO THE MEN AND WOMEN OF MICHIGAN
On the receipt Of the news of the
J. first battle of Bull Run, at public
a meeting held by the citizens of De
troit, committee was appointed t.
take measures for the erection of Q
. monument to the memory Of oul
. soldiers. ,...,. .ty
b BY many the movement was consid
cred premature, and action meanwhil,
: !. was suspended. -SAlL
Now, however, our soldiers, "al
!. that is left Of them," are returning.
Shall we who reap the reward o
It their labors, accept their sacrifice
| without token of gratitude for thei
q efforts, Of sympathy with their suffer
!. ing, or admiration Of their valor. I?
Q Impelled by the purest patriotism
|. they forsook theendearments of home
s and on every battlefield have stake'
!, their lives a free-will offering to trutl
: and humanity: - ~ y
. Their blood has watered q sol
!. made sterile by treason and crime.
!. Amid the pestilence of the camp
. the fatigue of the march, the exposur
q q Of the bivouac, they have evinced tn
q highest qualities of men and soldiers
In the thiokestof the fight, the em
# blems ofrour State intcrtwined wit
the flag of our country borne aloft b