The National tribune., 1885-10-08
REUNIONS.

James W. Wabb, Brooklyn, n Y: At meet
ing of the surviving members of the 10th N.
Y, held at Boggs's Hotel, Utica, Sept. 3, the
following Executive Committee was appointed,
with full power to fix the time and place for
holding the proposed Reunion of the regiment:
Surg. Thos. NJ. Flandrau, Rome, Chairman
Capt William Wright, Utica, Secretary and
Treasurer; Asst Surg. E. NJ. Somers, Deansville;
Walter Ballou, Boonville; A. /. King David
Edwards Waterville; George ]. Klock, Forest
port; A. Z. Case. J. b. Cushman, Vernon; Geo.
w. Wheeler, Trenton; Charles Pierce Holland
Patent; L. S. Giles, Clayville; Geo. Mould,
Sauquoit; Henry Sarr, Bridgewater; q. +.
Williams, New York; Jerome b. Seaman, Geo.
Durant, JOS. Entwistle, New Hartford; Warner
Yeomans East Steuben; Griffith Williams,
Remscn; Fred Ernst, Marcy; Z. c. Skinner,
Camden; L. c. Bass, Cazenovia; Peter Moren-
Gus, Glenmore; Geo. w. Bellinger, Stokes;
John Webb J. II. Kent, G. c. Swertfager, Thos.
Wheeler, Utica; Peter Blake, Clinton; Eli B.
Miller, East Martinsburg. All members of
the regiment are earnestly requested to furnish
the Secretary with their name and address and
any suggestions they may choose to offer, in
order that complete roster of all the survivors
of this gallant regiment may be made, and thus
render the first Reunion since the war success.
JnO. q. Springer, Springfield, H.: The Re-
union of the 10th Ill. Cav. at Springfield, ILL.,,
Sept. 3D. was one of the most pleasant of these
answered in person or by letter.
w. III. Reiuheimer Winchester, Ind: The
s4th Ind. held Reunion at this place Sept. 81
and %. About 100 members were present.
The Reunion at Streator, Ill., held Sept. %,
q and Il, was largely attended and success
beyond the most sauguine expectations of the
veterans The procession was of the most i'm
posing nature, and included the following
Posts: Post No. 23l, Hennepin Post 6S, Strea-
tor; Post SO, Magnolia; Post 93 Tonica Post
81, Henry; Post lib, Washburn; Post 1884,
LacOn; Big Bend Artillery: Post 156, Ottawa;
Post 223, Cornell; Post 232 Wenona; Post 2i2
La Sale; Post PAT, RANSOM Post 292 Rutland
The above comprised the first division under
command Of Senior Vice-Commander Of the
Association, f. o. WEIGH, of Lacon. Fitzger-
aid band, Ottawa; Post II, Wilmington; Post
135, Mendoza; Post PSI, Marseilles Post 3O5
Gardner; Post 30S, Paw Paw; Joliet Battery;
Post 329, Morris; Post 474, Washington Post
475, Earlville; Post 522, York Vile.
William G.. Hornig Greenville, Mich: At
the Reunion of the Army of the Cumberland
the I'd Mich. Cav. held a Reunion, and our old
and beloved commander and Colonel, =. H.
Sheridan, met with US, in company with Gov
Alger of our State. About 200 of the old vets
were present.
The Reunion Of the 18th Ohio took place at
Cadiz on the 18th ult. Gen D.. A. Hollings-
worth delivered a lengthy address, which was
heartily appauded by the veterans.
Geo. w. Miller, Terre Haute, Ind. The 3lst
Ind. held their Reunion at Terre Haute, Sept
s, 8 and TO- During the Reunion they reor-
gained with 1871 members present. They also
appointed a committee of one from each com
pany TO write up their com pany history, giving
biographical sketches of those who fell in bat
tie or hospital. The committee is as follows:
Co A, John III. Beadle, Rockville, Ind; Co. Z,
Z. ]. Barton, Arney, Ind; Co. c, Ii. Myeth,
Riley, Ind; Co. ID, c. A. Power, Terre Haute;
Co. Z, III. G. Jones, Prairieton, Ind; Co. f,
Gilbert Liston, Coffee, Ind; Co. G, VIM. F.
Glenn, Chicago, H.. Co. II, A. w. McKinny,
Hutchinson, Kan; Co. |, Geo. w. Miller, Terre
Haute Ind; Co. K, Geo. L. Hagcr, Paris, Iii.
John II. Bead!e was selected Regmental His
torian and Compiler. Col. John Osborne, who
is rs years Old and the hero Of two wars pre-
sided during the three days. Several papers
from companies ana Individuals all pertaining
TO the regimental history, were read and
adopted, but none suited us better than the
biographical sketch OF Col. Osbornes life and
the prominent part he had taken at Buena Vista,
where JcH Davis cudeaVOrel 10 cast the stigma
of cowardice upon the Indiana troops. Capt.
ii. c. Douglas, Of Terre Haute, was appointed
Quartermaster. Serg't Geo. w. Miller was APP
pointed Sergeant Major. He is located at Terre
Hautc, where al! members can call Oh or address
him about anything concerning the regiment.
1t is hoped that every member will furnish the
committee with all the items which should be
included III the regimental history, giving the
time, place and date. There was present three
Of the original field officers l94 rank and file. Six
companies gave in reports ofab5entees, number
ing 202; Cos. c, Z, Z and K sent in no reports;
which shows ofthe present and absent member
ship OF $780, without the four companies. Other
regiments OF this District are now consulting
the feasibility Of reorganizng
j. Vollor, Elgin, H.: Reunion of the 42d
Ill. will be held 1T the Sherman House, Chicago,
Oct 9 and 10.
w. W. Roiacher, Rochester, n. Y: The 5th
\. Y Artillery Veteran Association, will hold
their annual Reunion and banquet at Cafroni's,
corner 10Th street and 5th avenue, New York