The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-03
the annual meetings, with

same at the annual meetings, with
vouchers.
X. Tho executive committee shall
nave general supervision Of the
| interests of the organization.
nj. The committee on statistics
shall ascertain the number of members
ci the companies fr3m their organiza-
tou to the close OF the late war, their
names, their residence, if living, and
If dead where they died, etc. Each
member of this organization should
feel IL his duty to report any intorna-
ton on this subject to the committee
on statistics, for history.
XII. The Reunion, after the annual
meeting in August. 1879, shall meet
quarterly oY the goth day of October,
january, April and July. The annual
meeting shall be held OH the goth day
of August in each year.
XIII. All members Of any compa-
nics connected with the 18th Regiment,
S. G. ", at any time from the date il
was called into service to the close of
the late war, together with the field
and staff, arc cordially invited to unite
with this Reunion.
XIV. Each member of this Reunion
shall pay all admission fec of twenty
five cents, and twenty-five cents
thereafter at each annual meeting.
Col. H. G. Davis was then requested
to take the chair, as president. On
taking the chair he thanked the men,
bcrs for the honor conferred on him,
and made few remarks in vindication
of the regiment, con cludingby saying
that lie wanted to see reorganization of
the entire regiment, and paid hand
some compliment to the youthful Col.
Frank Clyburn, Of Lancaster county.
~ committee of two was appointed
to enroll the names Of all survivors
who were present, and the enro llment
was made accordingly.
The following memorial was offered
by e. S. Ilinnant, and unanimously
adopted:
Died on the 2Sth Of May, 1870, after
4 long and painful illness, Timothy G..
Brown, Il good citizen Of Fairfield, and
one among the first Of her noble sons to
respond to his country's call. lie was
much esteemed by officers and privatcs
o. Comp my Il and the entire regiment.
" I"cr:J0re be It rcSoiceo, l. That this
survivors, meeting have heard with
much regret of the death Of our cs-
tecmcd comradc in arms, II. G. Brown.
2. That we tender our heartfelt SYM
pathy to his bcrcavcd family and that
a blank page ofour record book be de-
voted to his memory.
3. That these proceedings be publish
cu in THE News AND HERALD, and that
Il cop% tllcrcoibc sent to his family.
On motion, Colonel Davis was rc-
questcd to issue All address to the diff
lcrent companies Of the regiment in
other counties, advising them that we
have perfected Il county organization,
and requesting them to move in the
matter III the same direction, and meet
with us on the Goth Of August next, to
perfect Il regimental organization.
On motion, a committee Of twenty
was appointcdby the president to go
to work at once and solicit subscrip-
tions in money or provisions for sur
vivors' dinner on the Goth of August,
whose duty it shall be to report their
success at the next meeting, on the
third Saturday in July. The following
were appointed: II. G. Davis, S. W.
Broom, N. G. Robertson, j. w. Robin
son, d. l.. Carter. j. r. Boyles, II. M.
IIinnant, DR.. II. Il. Broom, Jos. Rcy-
nolds, Thos. Richardson, Henry Bricc,
j. Yonguc Brice, M. G. Armstrong, j.
II. Harvey, Geo. S. Hinnant, Jas.
Sloan, L. 9. Chappcll, S. W. Ruff, w.
p. Gibson, Thos. Il. Harrison.
A special committee Of two, viz, j.
r. Harvey and j. r. Boyles, was ap-
pointed to see upon what terms din
nor could be furnished at some of the
hotels, and report at the next meeting.
A committee of six was appointed on
statistics consisting Of G.. S. iiinnant,
j. A. Ilinnant, j. r. Harvey, j. r.
Boylcs, j. Y. Brice and S. w. Broom.
On motion Of Captain Hinnant it
was resolved that Gen. Saml. Nc
Gowan be invited to deliver the ami
versary address to the Reunion on the
Goth Of August, and that Col. A. c..
Haskell be requested as alternate.
On motion it was resolved that the
proceedings of this meeting be pub
lishcd in THE News AND HERALD.
There being no further business, on
motion of L. G. Chappcll the meeting
adjourned until the third Saturday in
July. N. G. ROBERTSON,
Secretary.