The National tribune., 1884-03-13
INDIANA.

Nelson Post, SO, KendallvilIe, Ind, has adopt
ed the following resolutions:
Resotced, First That we demand that the fact
that soldier has been enlisted IN the United States
services, under the rules aud regulations govern
ing ensimenis sh all be taken s prflaa feicie evil
denee oil the sonndness Of said soldier at the time
OF his enlistment, aud that the Government shall be
estDpped hom requiring other evidence upon this
point of applicants for invalid pension.
second: rhst every soldier entitled to PEN
sion for disability growing out of disease conract
Ell IN the service shall receive Just pension from
the date of his discharge.
Third: That We protest against the proposed
pension commission.
Fourth That all bountics shall be equalized.
Fifth: That every honoTaby discharged soldier
shall lie granted l6O acres of public land TO be To-
Gated by himself or his agent.
Sixth: That the Government should make good
10 soldiers the difference between the deprecated
currency In which they were paid white in the
service and the par value OF money at that time.
General Reynolds Pest, No. 122, of Middle
Fort Ind. has adopted resolutions demanding
the equalization of bonntes, the issue of land
warrants OF at least 100 acres to every soldier
who served thirty days and that the difference
between the deprecated currency IN which the
| soldiers were pad during the war and gold be
made good to them; also, demanding for eg-
prisoners OF war compensation of not less
than 81 per day for the time spent in rebel
prisons, and a full pension for those who were
prisoners over six months.
We are informed by comrade of Nashville
Ind that j. S. Hester Post, No. 21S, Of that
place, which was mustered on February 2, 1884
has now twenty-nine members, and is still
growing. The officers are: Commander, Cap
tain T. Taggart; S. v. c., james Z. Gray; J.V
c.. James Zoder; o. D., Elisha d. Turner;
| Adj't, Leander Woods; q. G., George w. Mar
shall; Surg. William t. Grattan: O. NJ james
! Hampton Chaplain, Timothy ID. Calvin; S
NJ, Leander Smith; @. n. s., Henry Brown.
We have from Comrade Robert Armstrong
1 Fredericksburg, Ind. the following list of thu
newly elected officers of Jas. ID. NJ. Pheeler.
| Post, No. 152, Of that place Commander, VIM L
| Green; S. v. c., Nelson III. Cadle; j. v c.
John Spigler; Surg, VIM. Avery; Chaplain, T
| H. Whitman; o. d., Jonathan Wininger; O
/ G., j. II. Bruner; @. NJ, Jno. F. Green; Adit
Wm. Jones; @. 81. s., III. G. Davis; S. NJ, w
E. Chappeli.
Comrade John Lathrope, Delphia, Ind, in
forms us that the following officers were in
stalled by Boothroyd Post No. 81, recently
Commander, John Lathrope; S. V. c.. A.
Mitchell; j. V. c.. John S. Case; Adj't, Rob
ert Young Surg. DIR. /. L. Morrow Chaplain
George Baum @. NJ, |. Il. Kennard d. d.
Jerry Haugh o. c. Geo. w Mitchell; Install
ing Officer, j. NJ. Watts Inspector, J. NJ. RaIney
Comrade J. s.. Richter, Williamsburg, Ind
writes us that Mart Bailenger Post, No. 1870, o
| that place. has adopted resolutions demanding
that every soldier and sailor who served 70
three months or more in the late war shall b
| entitled to a land warrant for full quarter
section of land and a pension, whether disable,
or not, and that the widow of deceased soldier
shall be granted full pension.
Coinr.lac John G. Decker, Evansville, Ind
writes us that D. r. NJ. WiYman, late captain
company X, 9th Indiana volunteers, wa
buried at Jasper, Ind, on the 10th ult., by TIN
! Masonic and Grand Army fraternities.