The Washington critic., 1889-06-13
Tho Twentieth Annual Reunion
Ohicers of the Different Corps.

Ohicers of the Different Corps.
The twentieth annual reunion of the
Society of the Army of the Potomac
opened yesterday at Orange, N. j.,
with a corps meeting. The result of the
elections in the different army corps of
the Army of the Potomac was as fol-
lows
First Corps-General r. II. Dawes,
president; Charles j. Chatficld, vice
president of First Division; Secretary of
War Redfield Proctor, vice-president of
Second Division; Charles H. Coon, vice
president of Third Division; General
Wainwright, vicc-president of Artillery
Corps; Captain j. M. Andrews, record
ing secretary; II, o. Clark, correspond.
ing secretary; Florence Donalruc,
treasurer; J. III. Slime, historian.
Second Corps--Presldcnt, John d.
Billings; vicc-president Army Of Po.
tomac, Joseph w. Kay, New York;
vice-presidents, o. ID. Thatcher, Min
nesota; DR. William Carroll, Philadel.
phia; II. 9. Duryee, Goshen, N. Y.
Secretary and treasurer, Thomas II.
Mallon, New York. Executive Com
mittee, George w. Hopper, New York;
John Finn. Ohio; G.. 3. Wright, New
York; w. ID. Robinson, New Jersey.
Fifth Corps-President, General Fitz-
John Porter; vice.prcsident, General
Z. A. Oliver; secretary and treasurer,
General L. T. Locke.
General Butterfeld presented General
Porter with solid gold corps badge
set with diamonds as mark of appre-
citation of his vindication In his late
unnleagantness
Sixth Corps - President, General
Frank Wheaton, vice presidents,
Colonel w. B. French, Colonel William
McKellip, Captain f. Kaufman; treas.
urcr, Colonel Samuel Trusdell; record
ing secretary, Captain George b.
Fielder; corresponding secretary, Lieu
tenant +. Buckalew. 'H
Ninth Corps-President, Colonel II.
H. l. Goddard of Rhode Island; vice
president, Major L. Bracket of New
York; secretary and treasurer, General
c. II. Barney Of New York; vice-prosi
dent of the Society of the Army OF the
Potomac, Major james b. Horner OF
New York. ~
Twelfth Corps--Presidcnt, w. f.
Fox. secretary and treasurer, DIR j. J.
II. Love: vice presidents, General Lewis
X. Stegman and Captain A. M. Mat
thcws.
Nineteenth Corps-President, Colonel
Richard b. Irwin, first vice-president
General George l.. Andrews; seconc
vice president, Colonel 0..W Leonard
third vico-president, Captain John w
Handren; fourth vice-president, Major
j. Langdon Ward; secretary, Thomas
Odell, and treasurer, William II. Jewell
Cavalry Corps--President, General s
T.. Chamberlain; vice president, Briga
dier-Gcneral l.. G. Estie; vice president
of the army Of the general society
Russell A. Alger; secretary, l.. A
Barley; treasurer, G.. I. Whitehead.
The general meeting of the society
was held in Park Rink in the afternoon
and was called to order by General
Chamberlain. Prayer was offered by
the Rev. DR.. Hichkock. Governor
Green and Major Hartford made
speeches of welcome, which were re
sponded to by General Chamberlain
Cortlandt Parker was then introduced
as the orator of the day. After thu
Grafton the meeting was closed. and thu
First Brigade, N. G., s. N. j., formet
in line as a guard to the Army Of thu
Potomac In a grand parade, which was
reviewed by Governor Green and others