The National tribune., 1886-02-25


and made Officer of the Guard. He subse
quenty served Adjutant of the same Post anc
chairman of the committee on the first ritual; %
Officers of Mexican Post, No. 341, Smthport
| Commander VIM. III. Grumbine; s. V. G., Lucius
Rogers; J. V. C., Richard iG. LOCKER; AdJt, II. l.
| Burlingame; @. NJ, Emil Thomm; Surg, ID. v
Perce o. G., silas G. Bush; s NJ, Geo. Griffith
@. NJ. S, David Howell Q. s, d. A. Easterbrook
/. S, +. Il. Vic>ery; o. S. VIM, Grigsby.
VIM. Bond, Smicksburg: Officers of Post, No. 495
J.v. G.. J. o. Delaney; Q. D., A. p. George; 0. G.
Weamer; Q. NJ, James Rankin.
Henry G. Savers, Waynesbvrg Officers of :, Post Isl
No, S67 Commander, Robert Summergill; $. Y
c.. T. w. Saycrs; J. V. c.. John +. Flower; q. NJ.
J. NJ. Kent; Adjt, John II. Carson; Surg, Thomas
Glennon; Chap. George Wilson; Q. D.. James
hart; s. NJ Jonathan Ryan Delegates to Depart
ment Encampment, l. b. Donley; Alternate, Henry
Officers OF Post No 200, Mapleton Depot Com
mander, John c. Garrett; s. V. c., s. p. Stubs; J.
V. C., James Glassgo; Adj't A: NJ; Parker; Q. NJ
II. ii. Swope; o. d., James McGumery; S. NJ
Arche Dell; q. NJ 3. Peter Curry; Chap, James L.
Marlin Surg, George Simpson. Representative
j. X. Hooper; Alternate, III. H. Swope.
POTOMAC
o. D. Thatcher, Washington: Resolutions o
passed by the Second Corps Club the Army of the
Potomac of this city.
VERMONT
II. A. Dudley, South Londonderry: Officers O
Hooker Post, No. 5: Commander George F. Alb
bott; s. V. c., A. II. Mack: j. V. c., l.. s. Axtell
| Adjt. H. A. Dudley; @. NJ. o. S. Abbott; Surg.
| r. e. Bostwck; Chap, Martin Haskins; o. ID.
Albert sturgs 0. G., VIM. w. Pierce; S. NJ, CIV
Bryant; q. NJ s.. John Ramsdel.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
c: J. Duffy, Tacoma: Officers of Custer Post, No
6: Commander, Thos. Carroll; S. v. c.. A. f. Law
renee; ": c., G. c. Wing; Adj't, G. J. Duffy; @
M, H. $. Bixler; Surg, J; A. c, Mccoy; Chap
Infp i
Junett.
c. F. Wightman, walla walla: Officers of Abra-
Carnes; s.VC., A. j. Smith; J.V G., James RILEY;
Chap, w. s. Booth Adjt, Perry c. Teft O. NJ
Md1;.L Mm Lind; Surg John John C. Malburn O. D.; Edward
York; ON. s., c. F. wishtman.
WEST VIRGINIA..
Isaac Hoops, Cairo: Geo B. Mcclellan Post, No
"a, was mustered at this place Jan. s. and the fol-
lowing officers chosen: Commander; Samuel Hat
Davis; Adjt, VIM. Kirk: @. NJ. Isaac Hoops
Chap, John +. Ayers; o. d., Jasper W. Davidson
o. g. John x: Young; Surg James mes .; XIV, Rassei
WISCONSIN,
THE DEPARTMENT ENCAMPMENT.
The Goth annual Encampment of this Depart
ment was held at BaraboO Feb. and A. and the
following officers chosen for the ensuing year
department. Commander, Lucius Falrchlld; s.
v; C., a. T.. Fisher; ". G.. J. P. Briggs; NJ D.,
Council of Administration-O. b. Chester. W. II
Blyton, E. J. Kidd F. A. Muden, S. D. Blake.
Delegates to National Encampment-D. e. Welsh,
Baraboo; A. j. Ward, Madison; d. Webster,
Prairie du Chein; J. l.. Wheat, Racine; f. b. Gray
Palmyra; L. w. Haight, Waukesha James Coon
Merrill; J; O; Scott, Waupaeca; Henry Haas. Mil
Lancaster; Geo. c. Ginty, Chippewa Falls.
Alternates-A s. Brooks, Reedsburg; w. II; Up
ham, Marshfeld; A. H. Holister, Madison; T. J.
Cawson, Monroe G. Il. Buell., Geneva Lake; G. +.
Morley, Reedstown; J. Green, Palmyra; w. II.
Blinn, Amigo Levi Rowland, Fort Howard; A.
Mel Melvine IN n9, C1e appleton Alex ivey' Lancaster
Trustee j. Guppy, for three years.
The only resolutions passed in relation to pension
matters was one indorsing the report of the Pension
Committee of the National g. r., heretofore pre-
sented by them TO Congress. Philip Cheek, jr., OF
Baraboo. appointed Assistant Adjutant Cen
eral. The choice of the Encampment for the place
The gain in the Department was 26 Posts and ., 4a
net gain in members for the year.
Henry r. Allen, West Merrill John e. Per-
kins Post, of Augusta. has adopted resolutions
indorsng the action of Hon. W. T. Price in voting
against the bill pensioning Mrs. Grant. The con-
Guiding paragraph of the resolution is as follows:
Resolved further, That we entertain unbounded re-
spect for our Member in Congress. Hon. William
T. Price, who, actuated by principles of justice,
patriotism and humanity, dared to vote alone for
the right upon the Mrs. Grant pension bill thereby
showing to the country, to his proud constituents
and the world that he owns himself and principles,
and has the nerve to stand for those principles in
the face of overwhelming odds,
Charles Frost Muscoda Officers of J. G.. Moore
Post, No Il: Commander, Kala Dziewanansk
S.x c; Hiram Morey; ~ G., Alfred Hager; Adj't,
Femby; Surg. David Knight; o. D., VIM. Morey
o. g., Hugh FIannary.
VIM X. Gibbs, Chelsea: Officers of Chelsea Post,
Gerow; ]: " c., John ID. Furdon: Surg. VIM. S.
Furdon; Chap, c. A. Walters o. d., G. H. Gear
hart o: G.. i. NJ. Reeves; Adj't W. p. smith Q.
NJ. D. II. Tutte; S. NJ, NJ NJ Isbell; O. NJ s., c.
l. Wilmot