The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-15

Scott, Richmond; General wi:nam B. rsliaterro.
Gloucester; General n D. Corse. Alexandria;
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9olo %ua J! Rlcnsra Lewellen. Norfolk; Major John
Laurens Remover; Rev. ?. a. Peterson, Norfolk;
Richmond; and The ioiiowlSs ns a. coionsi
=. D. sutton. Major B. r. wingfeid O. Ii. Farrell.
Pspan AStseS hs1ss Lieutenant SsS.Ssn
ss%rs Crawford fssroS hs Saf BE- a sSS sa
gates nave been ted:-Ooionel J. D. stevenson.
Captain T. J. Knpe. 4, !; shrader, James g. Mutt
man. Colonel J1n 1a 9 hays sy, General Georgs W.
BSws CAPTAIN STsns s sna Captain William
Colonel W. q. McAdoo, Secretary OF the Georgia
State Association, states that 81 survivors are en-
rolled, and the following gentlemen Will represent
them ia the Convention colonel D. 8. johnson.
President; Colonel William q. McAdoo, Secretary;
ea ss n2 S0n srssa W Stsss sSs
has issued circular TO the members OF the Asso-
citation Offering credentials TO any who desire to
under the rule adopted Of not limiting tne number
from each State.
Adlatsnt H. A Mcaleuner. Of the Msssacnusstss
WIN most probably attend as delegates from that
General Joseph Hooker, President Of the New
YORK association has appointed the following Dol.
William Linn Tdbali. Captain James q. Marriott,
wee AnmiraI Rowan, General Gates Gibson.
Farnsworth ensrai FrsncIs I P;nsa maior WI
liam Gary and r. d. Clark
The Maryland state Association, at Baltimore, on
the National Convention, vis:-CoIcnei ]. q. Rud-
dach, Colonel W. Louis Schiey. L. r. Butler, DR.. H.
w Webster. Captain William Harcourt and Captain
Colonel ". L. schley, OF the Baltimore Assooia-
ton. stated that they would attend the Conven-
ton nearly 100 strong, bringing the old nag OF tho
Baltimore and Washington battalion, borne In the
battle o; Monterey september 81. 1846 and carried
by Sergeant Joseph Il. Files, who lost one arm
while bearing it In that memorable BATTLE Tho
delegation will be marshalled BY John T. Gray, Cthe
Chief OF Police Of Baltmore) ana will arrive on the
!. Delegate Jonas J. Clark, representing the Mis-
souri, State Association, has reported at headQuar-
John r. Ray, from the Nevads Association. re-
ported BY letter that he would arrive on the 10th
Va. Captain John Avis Captain L. q. Alburtts
and Dr. John II. Hunter VIII represent the veterans
General 's p
dent of the Aztec Club, Philadelphia, announced
that he would attend the Convention on the 18TH.
communication from the Arkansas State Assoc.
cation announced the appointment Of the follow
ing delegates General Albert Pike, General p.
Alter adjournment Of the meeting at Washing
ton, on Saturday evening last, the Executive Com
mittee prepared the following
FIRST Dayton the first day the National Con.
ventiOn will assemble at Willard Hail, F street.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, Thursday
morning, January ID, and at twelve O'Clock N. the
chairman OF the Executive Committee OF Arrange
ments will call the Convention to order. After
prayer q temporary president and secretary wil
be appointed. The Convention will then proceed
to the business Of erecting permanent Organise
ton.
SECOND Dayton the second DAY the Convention
will be called to order at eleven O'Clock A. n.
/. Overture by Marine Band.
2. Prayer.
3. Music.
4. Grafton.
5. Music.
8. Poem, by Albert Pike, Of Arkansas
z. Music.
Third DAY.-The exercises Of the third day win
be determined by the Convention.
The committed appointed Colonel p. B. Alabach
land such aids as he may select, outside OF tho
Executive Commlttee), to receive delegations at
the railroad dep0ts and. direct them TO the head
quarters Of the Executive Committee lomce Of
avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets),
where they will register their names.
Members OF the Executive Committee will be on
duty every day until the Convention meets at No.
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