The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-03-15

chased tickets Of admission but who unable to
get within the building the Post will in all proba
bility give another entertainment as has been its
custom heretofore.
POTOMAC
Farragut Post, No 10, Washington, has adopted
resolutions Of regret ON the death of John b.
Ulrich.
UTAH.
General Order, No l, Issued at Ogden Feb. %,
by command of Nathan Kimball, Department Com
mander,-,John L. Glenn, Assistant Adjutant-Gen-
erals follows: Having been chosen Com
mander by the unanimous vote of the Department
Encampment at the annual meeting on the 10Th
inst, hereby assume command of the Grand
Army in this Department. with headquarters Mt
Ogden. The principles that actuate the true
soldier never become the heritage of any but
noble, generous, active and humane people The
Grand Army of the Republic fifty chooses to recog-
nize only such principles, and as faithful comrades
in the field let always endeavor by our language
and actions 10 secure and maintain the same
pledges of devotion we then and there made to the
g old flag" which is mathematical of all that IS
good and great in a Nation and brave and loyal in
man. The objects to be accomplished by our or
ganiZation as stated in the Rules and Regula-
tons: LIST. To preserve and strengthen those kind
and fraternal feelings which bind together the sol
diers sailors and marines who united TO suppress
the late rebellion and TO perpetuate the memory
and history of the dead. 3D. To assist such former
comrades-in-arms need help and protection and
10 extend needful aid to the widows and orphans
of those who have fallen. Sd. To maintain true
allegiance to the United States of America, based
upon a paramount respect for and fidelity to Its
Constitution and Laws; to dscountenance what
ever tends 10 weaken loyalty, IncIes to lnsurrec-
ton rebellion, in any manner mpairs the eff
cheney and permanency of our free institutions,
and to encourage the spread of universal liberty,
equal rights and justice TO all men. With abid-
ing faith in the justice of claims and the right
eousness of our principles, recommend the widest
possible diffusion of knowledge of our organiZa-
ton until every true and tried soldier who has
| marched to the music of the Union and worn the
blue shall be mustered into the Grand Army of the
Republic, and every suffering, disabled soldier,
every soldiers widow and orphan, shall be relieved
by the of justice and liberal genero5ity-not
Charity-of the Government. Let every member
of the Grand Army remember that he Is a soldier
and that our Posts are camps OF InstructIon-not
debating societies. Let proper discipline be main
tained and willing respect paid to the officers
whom you have chosen for your leaders. shall
cheerfully give you, the discharge Of my duties
all the ability possess and in return ask your ear
nest cooperation TO make the Grand Army in the
Department of Utah all that the spirit of its laws
demands and its provisions contemplate. The Off
GERS elected and the staff of this Department are
herewith announced: $ V. C., Henry Page; j. v.
c., G. A. Williams; Medical Director, A. 5. Con-
don; Chap, w. 5. Hawkes.. Council of Admins
tration - Thomas Cahoon, u. Sells, George o..
Bidder, Hugh Anderson, Henry r. Steele. Staff
Assistant Adjutant General, John H. Glenn Quar-
teTmaster-General, E. T. Huaniski Inspector
General Thomas G. Bailey; Mastering Officer,
James NJ. Bradley; Judge-Advocate, E. i. Sprague.
WISCONSIN,
Officers of Charles Green Post, No. 216, Lynx
vile: Commander, q. w. Peas; $. V. c., >. O..
Prince; J. V. c. ohm Enright; Adi't Hugh Porter
Chap, +. J. Van Warner; O. NJ, NJ. i. Niekerson
| o. d., q. w. Newton: o. g. William H. III. Black
S. NJ, n. 7. Garfield; q. NJ. S.