The National tribune., 1889-09-05

a citizen. n c0mrsde and a CommandeT-in-C Chiei-
He cont nucd that he thought C0mrade Rea
had badges enough, so the Committee OF Ar
rancemuuls had selected something which his
vie who had SO uobly assisted him IN his
GAR work. could also enjoy. With this he
opened an oakCH casket aud disclosed a superb
teaset of repousse silver. The comrades were
enthusiasts IN their applause.
Comf.lde Rca made a neat and touching little
speech o. thanks.
On motion Of IuSpcctor-G General Evans COM
miiteC of iige wss appointed 10 bear the greet
iucs II the EncamPmcut 20 the Convention OF
the Noman's Relief Corps, now in session.
On motion OF Comrade CrutcEfeld Pa,
similar committee was ordered to visit the Loyal
Ladies of ibe GAR
Committees were appointed on the reports of
officers and for other purposes as follows:
COMMITTEE OK RULES AND REGULATIONS.
r. b. Bealh Pa ". Gardner, Mich.
i. ~. Langley. ID. W. II. EedHou, Iowa.
A. A. Putnam. Mass
COMMITTEE OK RESOLUTIONS.
s. s BurJett, Potomac, J.. O. Rutherford, Mich
Chairman Geo ". Vernon, nd.
q. J.. MeTth. Ala. 4. J. Scay, No.
.J0ha N. .oges. ARK. !. II. Mullen. MINI.
q. e. Aaggr-. Ark. \. A. Cook AoHt.
C. J.. Aisyu. Cal. il. &. Russell, Neb-
y ito .fIis Colo. j. ~. Aius-FoYe. y III.
a H. Fenii. Conn. Aaron Hays byard. \. J.
~. a.. ritFlOcE. Oak. ". q. Rankin. \. NJ
T. = NInarIl EIa. J.. j.. Griffith \. Y.
= A n4r.4rtt. Ca a. ~. % Neal OHIO.
J.. D Cuooscr, H. J. G.. Eursh ore.
A y. tlarey. Iud Louis Wagner. Pa.
Geo J.. Sttup. idaho. Cllas- c. Cray. H. l.
J. j. Cook. Iowa. ~ A. Gage. Team.
r -. I.Gr. Kan A. B. Naieniiue. VI
nj. O. 1iascife1s I1F. A. J.. Woodwork. Va.
Henri Shorten. la and J. T. slmpson, Wa T.
Niss. j. a. Crago. ". Va.
G. II. 3AitOcks. Ne. N. Griffin, Wis
E. IL Wcaie. Mass.
COMMITTEE or CREDENTIALS
Ad7i-Gcn. wei-el. j. C. Miliken. Ne.
!. :. lte1EeT-. DO. Geo b. Creamcg. Md.
". y. Ncsileli. Del
COlGITTEE OS ADDREss OF cOsiSiASDER-IS-
CHIEF.
J. Fairchia. Wis John 7. Rea, Mian.
Nelson Co.e 40 W q. Eeazcy VI
W. = Decker. Colo
COMMITTEE or REPORT OF ADJUTAET-GEs-
EgAL
Tltomas J. Stewart. Pa J. y. Walker. Ind
Fraur5s ~. Bacon, Cal A Il. Penfeid, y. Y.
ooEzITIEE oS REPORT or QUARTERNAsTER-
GENERAL.
y T. wilson. I'll wH. Pierpont. Conn.
.. .. iisFi-llora. y. J. }. d. Barker, Kan.
y. r 5titIih, Arb.
c0afsDgTEE os REPORT OF ISsPEcToR-GEs-
EgAL.
Ira A. Clurch, Ark. A. G. Maiioy' Tex.
). q. Fleia. ". Va.
COMMITTEE on REPORT OF JUDGE ADVOCATE
GENERAL
Ee.soii Veil. y. J. T. J. Capp, =. II.
A. -. Peftibone. Tenn.
The EncamPmeHt adjourned until o'clock.
AFTERs0oX sEssIoE.
Comrade McMahon X Y offered the fol-
loHiHg resolution, the reading Of which was
Received with cheers:
The Ga H. composed of men who, after honor
ahie service. wen honorable discharge or honor
abe continuance ~ the army or nsry Of the United
siaier is zeai"ns for the good name and glory ~
d. rifFFiiis eofnrles aud Always mindful oi The
lioior dre fe memory 81 the dead. and therefore
% protests EDtetnuiy against every construction 81
eEfstiug laws which viii place upon the pension
POLLS ic Of any uGaB BisOuofisly discharged
from The service. The Peasion-r0ii a roll u
honor. ssd 3 never the purpose lf the teouie
te spirit q the laws eIacfed by their repre-
aeItatiHes. that any who proved false TO is
Eafh 81 service - deserving his cOuHtrys cailse in
tinie Of oT 10y Otherwise deserving dishonor-
se discharge from IT. military service should ID.
hODofSiisy rewarded by enrolment among the
brave tBen vino suffered by his uHiAiihfulne.s
Referred 70 the COMMITTEES on Resolutions
Gcmrade Macy moved that All resolutions
thereafter be referred 70 the Committee on
Resolutions without reading or debate.
COnraae Palmer moved that the resolutions
BE- Tead fret Accepted. Resolution adoBted.
CarErade Allan Va moved that the COM
Enittee "a Resolutions be discharged from the
consideration Of the deseFtiOn resolution, and
The EncamPmept proceed 70 discuss it,
Objected 70 and declared out 0f order
-. T. a. ~
GIL, w. h. b. Miller n. J.j, Francis III Ia
con Cal. aud J. Lee knight Kan. were an
pointed q committee 70 wait On the Ladies OF
the GAR
nnnlber n resolutions were read and re-
fefrzd 70 the committee. Among them was one
By COmradc Nelson Cole NO., b the effect
that the National Encampment shall not elect
q place foT holding the next Encampment. but
that the COmmaBder-In-Chief and Executiv We
Committee be empowered to select place from
among those Offering.
Coura1e GrOsYfsBOr slew this with the pOin,
81 order that il WAS IN contravention Of tile
Rules aud Regulations; which was found to be
the case.
Comrades George s. Evans Afass1 Fdga,
Allan Va. 7. D. Brown (O.), ". A. McIIenTy
Nofraj Ira j. Chase Ind were appointed M,
Committee 20 Convey Congratulations 10 Tho
WRC. Convention.
The Committee On Credentials made q reporl
ef those entitled 10 seats in the Encampment
which was adopted.
Comrade Lucius Fairchiid fWig) offered ;
resolution urging the Government 70 take stem
20 mark Tie rebel positions at Gettysburg II
order tlat ihe world might get an idea rs 1,
the might aud multitude Of the host Wb icl
confronted cur armies there
Comrades BOuueli Aeb.j Palmer N. W
aud Martin tlli.J were appointed q committee
10 pTeBafe suitable resolutions on The death a
Department Commander Davis. Of Nebraska.
.ansh WAS raised by resolution offered b.
James fronaht, Of Kansas City, that widow
should not forfeit their pensions By remarry
ing.
TIE election Of National officers was mad
the special order for tomorrow morning at h
o'clock
On motion Of Comrade Wagner (Pa.A. an,
amendment by Comrade Post lll.D ID was dc
cided olImit nominating speeches 10 1--WE min
utes for zach Department.
C0miaee Q. u. Grosyenor fO.), from the Com
mittee on the Judge Advocate Generals Re
port reported colnmeudatory Of that documeE
and the officers work
AEFolT OF THE COMMITTEE on PENSIONS.
Comraae George 5. Merrill, from the Com
mltlee on Pensions, made the following report
REPORT or PENSION coaisITTEE.
70 ne GGfi0aai Jaeaaapaiept Of ne Grand Arrns,
The RepHtifcs
Tie Comnitlee on Pensions. appointed uDde
Children GYV f0I