The National tribune., 1884-01-10
WISCONSIN.

At recent meeting of John Ross Post, No
rs. Monticello Wis, resolutions were adopted
requesting the Wisconsin Senators and Repre-
sentatives to use their utmost endeavor to have
the pension laws so changed as to give every
surviving enlisted man $ per month for the
balance of his life TO re-enact the arreaTages Of
pension act, and to make good the deficiency
in the pay OF the army during the war. The
resolutions also ind0Tse the course taken by
Senator'S John A. Logan and ]. J. Ingalls, in
their efforts to secure justice TO the soldier, and
the action OF the lower House Of Congress in
giving preference to wounded soldiers N filling
official positions.
Comrade Robert W. Johnson, Jefferson, Wis,
writes us that the following officers have been
elected by the Pest at that place: Commander,
Colonel George W. Bird; s. " c., A. G. Lock !;
J. V. c., c. D. Fuller; Q. 81, James r. Garity /;
o. d., George 3. Crist; O. g., c. D. Hensey
Chaplain, A. J. Church; Surgeon C. McNam-
ara. Delegates TO the Eneampment, A. J..
Lock and 4. F. Wandow Aiternates, Colonel
E. B. Gray and o. J. sevens.
Comrade Edward Devlin, Mineral Point,
Wis, writes US that Post was organized at that
place on the goth ult. with the following OIL
GERS: Commander, Thomas Priestley; S. Y. c.,
John w. Bennett; J. V. c., Edward DevIin
Surgeon, John III. Vivian; Chaplain, f. E.
Claugh; o. d., John Clcwney; o. G., NJ. J.
MiHOE W Ny 1CUIEt JSuCh. Ati1 y. II.
Tyack; s. M., Samuel Hooking; @. ~, John
G. Martin.
Comrade G.. W. Sutherland. Cintonville,
Wis, writes as that John B. Wymon Post, No
3D. of that place, has elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: Commander, F. ".
Guernsey; s. Y. G., Frank Young; j. v. c.,
James Wetmore; Q. NJ, Edward James; Chap
lain, FL. r. Jones; o. d., G. 81. Hugunin; o. g.,
William Paschen. Delegate TO Grand Eneamp-
ment at GAINESVILLE, G. w. Sutherland; Alter
nate, Irwin Gregory.
From Comrade Fred Reitz, NeillsviIle, Wis,
we received the following list Of officers elected
by Charles G. Bacon Post, No. 43, of that place,
for 1881: Commander, J. W. Tolford; S. V. c.,
John T: King; j. Y. c., John Wing Adjt
Fred Reitz; @. NJ, j. B. Jones; Chaplain, I. V.
Carlton: Surgeon. j. K. Hoffman; o. D., 4. J.
Kimball; o. g., William Palmer.
L. A. Phetteplace, Menasha, Wis, sends us
the following result of the election recently
held by ]. P. Shepard Post. No A, OF that place
Commander, L. 4. PhettepIaee; S. V. c., ). w
Daniels; J. Y. c., E. 4. Eldredge; q. d., J.
McCandless; Surgeon, G. w. Fay; Chaplain
| G. f. Augustine; o. D., b. A. Tuttie; o. G..
Fred Herscher.
The following officers have been elected fol
| the ensuing year by ". II. Sargent Post, No
| 20, of GAINESVILLE, Wis: Commander, S. @. Cobb
S. v. c., z. S. Hayward; J. V. c., ]. B. Green
Surgeon, J. B. Whiting Chaplain, Benjamin
r. Hit; o. D., B. II. Baldwin; o. g., P. De
laney.
Comrade D. R. Freeman, Unity, Wis, in
forms US in recent communication that q
Post was organized at Colby, Wis, on the 18th
of December with twenty charter members
and already has dozen applications in fol
membership.
"Cor.," Lone Rock, Wis, informs Us that &
very agreeable Campfire was held on the 24tl
ult, by Post Dillon, of that place.