The National tribune., 1888-05-24

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name OF the Union soldier.
MASSACHUSETTS,
r. A. Pierce Post No. 100. was organized al New
Bedford Nav DO and the following o. Cers iu-
stalled. Commander, J. W. Heryey; ). y. G, W.
J. Nickerson; j. y. C., I. 7. Noshers Q. 81 j. a.
Washburn. surg p. B. NrsDitt: o. ID, Joseph
Biaihee. d. G. ii. C. Faruham; Chap, A. X. Den
nIson.
MINNESOTA
simon Price. Pipestone: AZ the last meeting Of
Simon Mix Post, No. 90, Martin lily, aged 81 years,
was mustered M
MISSOURI
p C. Couroy. st. Joseph: Chester Harding Post,
No. IB2, is Iu hUgTIShlug condition, with MEM
bcrship OF $50 iu good standing. We hold our
meetings every Tuesday evening al Buffalo Hail.
on Edmond street, and muster IN from two 20 three
new recruits every meeting. We viii welcome
with open arms amy visiting brother " 40 ma! ne
passing this way. our Commander, W. Beach. las
detailed the entire Post as recruiting officers, ana
j. taking tHe lead IN making tHe POST q success.
II we should single cut amy oGe officer or member
who deserves praise and credit above another j
would be our worthy AGjutaut T. +. Rawlings,
who Is ever ready TO fuTtHcr ine interests OF The
GAR. Ia general, and our own Post III particular
NEW YORK
General Orders, no 3, issued at Albany May ?
by command 81 u. Martin Curtis Department Com
nIanGar-N Illl-ln Todd, Assistant AuJutautl5en-
eTal-arc as follows
The Department Commander announces the re-
mOvaI OF Department Headquarters to room so,
State Hail. lie establishes Headquarters IN 2ub-
lie building 81 ta state under the provisions q the
Chapter 207.
IN act TO provide for the preservation of the rec
ords and history OF The Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie Department OI New York Approved by the
Governor May j. lsss Passed three-hilhs being
present
Senate aud Assembly, d0 enact as t0l9tEs:
Sec. 4. The Superintendent of Public Buildings
shall sci apart a suittu. FURNISHED room ia the
Capitol, a one can Oe there had If such cam
not be furnished he shall sci apart such room IN
20 FsTT 3
shall be under the charge 0i the Commander Of The
Grand Army Of the Republic for Tie Department
OF New YORK aud such officers, also members q
the Grand Army 81 the AeIuD.lC, AS he or las sue
ccssors In Office may appoint, and said room shall
be used by sggn Commander Tor the purpose Of
storing Its supplies ana properly, relics anu me
meItOes 81 tlc war, arranging and preserving The
history OF individuals who served III tlie army
navy. Marine Corps during the late war OF the
rebellion who belonged 10 or--li lZatIUus OF TINS
STATE, citizens of giiS ~tatc who served IN the
Regular fstsy Navy Or Marine Corps Of the United
States, which said Grand Army q the Republic
may cO.teCi and desire 10 preserve a. part OF the
history of the STATE and such records shall be
CcssIble 81 ail times, under suitable rules and rcgu-
Ialious. TO members Of tie Grand Army Of the Re
public and Others engaged ia collecting historical
Information.
Sec , The Commander Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, Department Of New York, shall an
nualIy p1ri To the Legislature, on or before the
isl DAY az prIl OF each year. such portions o. the
TRANSACTIONS of the Grand Army Of tae Republic
be may deem 10 De OF interest 20 that organization
and the people OF the State.
The comrades VIII be lr4J5.Ied 10 learn that the
Stale haas made generous provision Tor Heaoquar-
tes and depot for storing the supplies and records
81 the Grand army u tine Republic IN a IeIlrool
building, quarters better porting with The dig
nifty auG character Of the organization, than IT has
previously been able 10 procure ia It's annual per-
aubulaiieus about tie State.
Important ali VIII cJucede this step to be
which makes the executive officers OF The OTgaui-
cation joint tenants with the sale officers. the
cule- object 81 the Department Commander ia pre-
pairing aUd Introducing the bill winch secures these
privileges, j. 10 throw the protecting arm Of the
State around Tie organization, 10 tie END that the
valuable personal history. the relics and memcn-
toes IA Tie keeping of the Posts of tins Department
ficll legacy ifOt the men Wl4Czc services have
added some OF tlc brightest pace 10 its history,
shat, u tile ur-.satzEEgu 50 decentralization the
c9EI igslusg D. shall have passed lway-beCome
tie property ~ tie state, 10 Je preserved ~ such
nl-lel - i.e Legislature may determine for the
benefit % future generations.
The Department Commander submits 10 the in
ielllget consideration 81 The comrades IL he sew
era Posts tlis Statement II tie objects sought to
Re secured Us the zLAtlte above quoted, aud re-
may be taken 10 collect whatever history Of v.t.-
able character relating I'd tie military or naval
services ~ IaalFiGl.,ls organizations or detach-
ueals, belonging 10 Sew York or those who were
citizens ~ the stale during tic war 81 tie re-
beou, uhehcr Ia manuscript or printed articles.
properly Endorsed ~ contents and transmit lllc
same 70 Eea1Quatlcrs.
Authors and publishers Of histories Of New York
troOp=, 1z e.l a. chose % military and naval his
tores arc memoirs relating - campaigns 10 which
New York troops participated are respectfully iu-
q
ID the historical library o. tie Department.
Photograph ~ comrades, carrie or cabinet size,
Flli name, company regiment or ship, HIt Gate
O. entry Hl0 service and discharge tAcrcsroin. viii
Re received aud promptly arranged Copies OF all
addresses and eTstIoI- delivered 0u Memorial Dtr,
paperz red ~ Campfire. annual OF other lie.
unions ~ survivors ~ tic war are desired, and
Their receipt VIII BE- duly acknowledged
tonll--aes visiting The city HIlI always be made
Gordon Granger Posi-. no. :. Clifton Spring. has
adopted resolutions q regret on tie death 81 Roscoe
CgBEillg.
OHIO
General Orders. 70. J. issued al Lebanon. by
order 81 Joseph ~. OEeaI Department Com
maudcT-Ieslall ilolJTeo- A. a -lT--4Ft.- FOL lows.
A. Tie "a annual Eacsil pHlcut. Department o,
ONO, hea i loleGo April =. - and =, tie follow
UNCLAIMED comrades were elcciea 10 the Depart
11eut offices a. dezluatea below: Commander
Joseph W 0Neal Lebanon; s. y. G., john lI
ChaPiu, Columbus, y. y O. y. a. Piuu Ma--illgu
Medical Director. j. s. Kitchen, Toledo CAat,.
EeE y. j Sheppard Bucyrusi Historian, H. q
Council 81 COMMUNICATIONS 1GcNgllcu
Lebanon J.. y. Williams. J .eys James Barnett
NieFe-Altdi T. H. Downing Toledo y. H. Barrett
The following appointments are announced. 10,
comrades named having entered upon Tie duiila
o. lneif respective offices They SFlA be obeye,
and respected accordingly. A. A.-t5-. Josiah IDOL
brook. Lebanon; a. q. 81 &C. Thomas II Blake
Lebanon. Addition. slan appointments Will b,
ANNOUNCED AegeaitEE.
Department headquarters are established a
Lebanon, where a.l cJllllu.s -cstluH- tgT thg De
Fl
and Assistant tllarleIIua-z-eT-G General should b.
addressed.
Thanking my comrades Tor the great honor 81
generously bestowed upon ue at Toledo. again
plclgiug - Them NY best efforts asking and OK
pecllIE tie cordial corporation aE4d support q
every Caill-sdg Boz Tie Department I enter uBoi
lle discharge % my duties ~ Department Com
nsaucer
C9Iurdes ibis IS Ohio's centennial wear. Tn
National Iur4mpMeui Will meet Iu the Capita
city az our state ONO, now second lu number
Culy 70 alHfsy flia- ought longer % be salts
nee to occupy fHc second place. We belong on o.
right united effort Vii glge that place
Let all petty lelou-ig- 81 amy exist bc laid sl- dc
touching cipgae 90 right sud !cil-- jet every CON
raoe become recruiting officer. There are j
every community eZ-sgla or entitled 10 mcmJe
ship lu ihe GA Es rs hD for sul4c reason have nt
soluea our ranks many 81 tarm need only 10 O
asked every colars-c lu OHIO eau ID hc vii
bring Mltl iLlm % tIe next meeting OF bis Post Z
least Oue application this would place nd Oh
Eeac 81 Tic column Comrades, Wl44 you make tl
eI0ug
John Dunn Post was organized at Apple Cree
Aat y. with . charter uefIl beers ana The Iol.gE.f
Officers Commander. Milton Edeell; s y. c.. =
A.Eiesters j. Y. g., 81. III. JacizEnaus adj't j. I
Tracy . ~ Peter Hess; Chap, L. NullJersi
u, ~. W hyes5 q. O., a. X Cruulley; > "
SoAa 81 hi.A-zou5 =. u. =, Peter Fox.
PENNSYLVANIA
The ANNA! a-- -HMeuj OF The Posts Of Phia5a
pima county t1 decorate graves ln the yaEIo
cemeteries gH May $40 Ha- been made bv the ID
flfilleuL Commander Several cliauge- have be,
made iroIa last gears s-!2umeul. The Posts La'
been detailed as follows