The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1884-04-03
PENNS YLVANIA.

Comrade James Rollins. Buffalo Mills, Pa,
writes us that Harrison Post No 23I, of that
place, NJ. C. Miller, commander; Josiah Huff
man, adjutantl at its meeting on the 22d uIt.,
adopted a series of resolutions, the first of
which is as follows:
Rcsoired- That we heartily thank friends in
the House of Representatives for passing the bill
III r. 1850 for tie relief of certain soldiers charged
with descr:ion, and that earnestly and respect
fully request the Senate to pass the bill it came
from the House. in order that those suffering men
may get the relief they sorely need and to which
they are honestly entitled.
The other resolutions contain a hearty in
dorsement of all the recommendations of the
Grand Army pension committee.
In a recent communication Comrade T. L.
Boyies, Strattonville, Pa, informs us that Mai.
Henry Wetter Post, No. 391, which was organ
lied on the 18th of November, 1883, with
twenty three charter members, has now forty,
and sends US also the following list of its
officers: Commander, James Russell; s. V.
C., William X. Reeck; J. Y. c., John Sher-
man; Adj't, U. /. Boyles; @. h.. J. d. Smith
Chaplain, George Johnson; o. d., j. II. Sewers
o. e., B. f. Hurley; S. NJ, Calvin Basin @.
NJ. s., Hiram Wing; Surgeon, A. Z. Stroup
Comrade J. W Goodell, Marlborough, Pa.
writes us that new Post was recently mus
tered at that place, with thirty charter mem
bers, by Comrade w. S. Royce and that the fol-
lowing comrades constitute its board of off
GERS: Commander, H. Lewis: S. v. c., J. w
Goodcll; j. Y. c., Gideon Dean; O. D., j. c.
Sips O. G., j. a. Kinter: g. NJ, T. T. Proud
fit; hdj't, II. G. Twichell; Chaplain, II. Nc
Clure; S. NJ, i. III. Wilcox; @. M. S., Z. G.
Culbertson.
Comrade NJ. S. Mcguire, Riegelsville, Pa, in
forms us that Colonel Croasdale Post, No 256,
of that place, has adopted resolutions indoors
fslu fhe dat fn of no
National Committee Of tho Grand Army. on
the subject OF pensions; and requesting Hon.
William Mutchler to use ali honorable means
to secure the passage of any bill or bills embody-
ing the suggestions of said committee.
Comrade J. w. Reynolds, Factoryville, Pa,
sends us the following list of the officers of
Captain Z. j. Rice Post, No. oil, of that place:
Commander j. w Reynolds; s. V c., NJ. C.
Rhodes; j. Y. c., William N. Pelham; Chap
lain, John w. White; Surgeon J. s. Moor;
Adj't, George c. Green; @. NJ, S. IT, Briggs;
o. D., Jabe Sterling; O. G., Fred Whelock: o.
M. 5, ID. n Capwife; s. NJ, John Miller.
Comrade Frank Mccoy, Buffalo Mills, Pa,
writes us that Post No. PSI, Of that place has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: Commander Captain &. S. Mullin: s. V.
G., Jacob Corley; j. V. c., W. S. Suter; @. NJ,
Jesse Cellar: Chaplain, Jonathan N. Hyde: O.
d. Frank Mccoy; O. G., John Kelar: Adi't.
Josiah Huffman; O NJ. s., Thompson Ling.
Comrade Robert A. sayer, Bald Hill, Pa,
writes us that Colonel John f. Mccullough
Post, of Waynesburg Pa, has chosen the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Com
mander, II. A. Rinehart; S. v c., Jonathan
Ryan; O. NJ, A. G. Smalley; Adj't, j. II. Car
son; Chaplain, John Wilson; o. D., G. w. Mat
thews: 0. e., B. z. Wallace.
81. b." sayre, Pa, informs us that the lee
ture on Sherinans March to the Sea, by Col.
Archie Baxter of Elmira, N Y, given under
the auspices Of Mallory Post No. 285, was a
great success realizing handsome sum to be
added TO the relief fund of the Post.