The National tribune., 1886-12-30
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON THURSDAY

Ordnance Serg't, Joseph Hamilton; Trustee, f. l..
Nciman. Delegates, Theo. W. Bean. William a:
Ruddach; Henry Fnlmer,, Geo. w; Holm mes and
VIM. j. Wells; Aiiernaies Wu. G.. Evans VIM A.
skean, L. S. Neinan, Vim. Rennyson and George
Grady.
POTOMAC
Officers of George Mead Post. No. 5, Washing.
ton Commander. L. 5. Fletcher; S. V. C., Samuel
Baxter; J. V C., G. Farnsworth; q. NJ, q. Mat
thews; Chap. l.. II. York. o. ID, George U. Burke;
O. g., H. &. Watson.
RHODE ISLAND
William A. Taylor. Phoenix: Officers Of McGre-
gor Post, No. IA: Commander. John Hollihand;
$. v. C., William 4. Taylor; J. V. G.. William
Chappell: o. D.. George Cook; o. G., Frank Dat
ley; Chap, James Essex; q. N, Frank CoTeoTani
Surg, Henry King.
TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA.
T. III. Price. Chattanooga. Tenn: desire to cnu-
ton members of the GAR against James Bra
shaer who claims TO be a member of Mclaughlin
Post, Mansfield. %. He Is wanted in this city for
obtaining money under false pretenses. Also, J.
Arthur. Officer OF the Guard, Of Post %, Hunts
VILE Ala. who is travelling on his official badge
and beating every one he can.
TEXAS
H. T. Smith, Mckinney: We recently mustered
a new Post Mt this place.
VERMONT
Al the regular meeting of Stannard Post No. 2,
of Burlington, held Dec. g. the following resolu-
tions to the memory of Malice George J. STAN
nard were adopted:
Resolred. by Stannard Post, No. ., That they will
tendery cherish the memory of his great service as
/ a brilliant military commander IN defense OF our
country, his sterling qualities patriot and his
many prascwCTthy traits of character as a Citizen
R6solrcd, That in paying this tribute to the MEM
DRY of Gen. Stannard they honor Vermonts great
est Captain whose life of self sacrifice and deeds OF
bravery and devotion in counry's hour OF peril
/ will shine with undying luster; aud while they
cannot attain TO the summit of his fame, they VIII
ever strive to initiate his virtues.
! WASHINGTON TERRITORY
| Comrade J. T. Kingsbury has been appointed
| Assistant Acknowledgement of this Department,
vice J. w. Wheelock, resigned.
WISCONSIN,
Post No. s.. of Schoield, celebrated its ffth nm
! niversary the I'd inst A large crowd was IN
| attendance and the affair a success in every
particular.
Lincoln Post. No. l3l. Merrill. adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
| Whereas God in his infinite wisdom has seen fit
10 remove from our midst Hon. William L. Price;
and whereas in losing him we have lost an active,
honest statesman. n conscientious advocate OF our
home rights. benefactor of the laboring man, and
q stRnch and loyal friend of the boys who wore the
| blue Therefore be it
ReSolred That we, az G. A II. Post and rs soldiers
| extend To the bcTcayed widow our heartfelt sym
| patty in her bereavement. assuring her that while
ske mourns the loss of a kind husband, we as sol
ders mourn the loss Of true friend, and shall
ever hold his acts of kindness in grateful remem'
| brance.
ReSolrcd further, That copy OF this resolution
be forwarded TO the bereaved family, To- our city
| papers, the Sunday Telegraph. and THE NATIONAL
| TRIBUNE, of Washington, ID. e..