The National tribune., 1889-01-03

the same. The names OF the Officers sHouio t'e
written very plainly, in order TO avoid Mistakes
COLORADO
Albert Harrell. Pueblo: Upton Pest No s,
hereby warns all comrades not 10 come TO Pueblo
looking Tor work unless they have means 10 sus-
tain themselves for some time the town Is fun
OF idle men unable 10 obtain work Rents are eN-
toriiouate, aud houses not 10 be obtained even at
the rates charged. Groceries meat aud coal are
very high. and wages. when work is Obtained very
low We advise all comrades TO keep away, at
least until next Spring or summer.
DAKOTA
Officers Of Gen UPTON Post, no. G., Ashton:
Commander, J. Z. Day : v. c. III Piiilni >, '.
C., Thomas Lan2erti Chap, G. VI. shaw Surg
Willis Chase: Q. NJ C. W Andrews; o. D., john
7 Roberts; Adi't, John 5. PeTriton.
DELAWARE
Officers Of Fletcher Webster Post, No. I3, Brock
ton: Commander, :. J.. French; = Y. C., J. ".
Brown: JY c. 5. J. Wade: O. NJ J. B. Parker;
Chap, Marcus Holmes; Surg, George w. Pack
ard; o. D., b. L. Slavery; o. G., John Halli ADJ {,
prosperous condition, having membership IN
good standing Of &c. and members being sd
oed most every meeting.
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA
General Order. No. ], issued at Savannah, Ga,
Dec p. by A +. Sholes, Department Commander,
Is as follows:
By authority of Special Order. No. 6, Headquar-
tiers Grand Army Of the Republic, hereby assume
command Of the Provisional Department OF Georgia
and Alabama, comprising all the Posts OF The
Grand Army IN the two States. In accordance
with Tie provisions Of Chap. Y, art. Y, Sec. and
OF the Rues and Regulations the following APP
pOintnents OF officers, and time and place Of hold
ing Department Encampuent, are made subject TO
the approval oi the tommander-lu-CIlel: senior
Vice Commander, Alfred i. Buck. Post No. p,
Junior Vice Commander. Charles 4. BeckeTt, Post
No. "a Assistant Ad General David Porter
Post No. IS; Assistant observation-disclosures.
James G. FarFal. Post 40. D. Comrades J G Muir
nav Post No 70: F. G.. Shepard Post No. 20:
6 r. Sweetheart, Post No. So; J. A Clark, Post No.
"a and 5. A. Dsrneu. Post No. =, are appointed
members Of the Council Of Administration. For
the purpose Of efecting permanent Department
Organization, Deuarit4ei. i-iicin plnent VIII pe
held ID Ailanta OF Friday Jan. .. 1889 converting
ct the Headquarters Of .. VI. Mitchell Post at 10
O'Clock a. ~ delegates etEcitl al the annual
meeting 10 the h-th annual Euoampuaent OF the
Department Of Tennessee and Georgia viii serve
as delegates 10 Tins I1ncampueui. The provisions
Of General Orders No :, Headquarters Depart
meut Of Tennessee aud Georgia. relative 10 the
credentials Of representatives and alteruates, the
duties Of Installing Officers, etc, viii be followed
strictly. Aojutanis Of The various Posts viii make
their quarterly report promptly Jan 10 Com
race David Porter, Assistant Ad5utaHt-General,
Savannah, Ga and Quarierlnasters viii forward
reports and returns To C0Iarade James T. Farrel,
Assistant Quartermasler-Cienerai, Atlanta, Ca,
The headquarters OF the Provisional Department
will continue AT savannah Ga until date Of the
Encampment. where al communications, save
those to the assistant QHarteTmaster- General,
should be addressed
ILLIEoIS.-
Officers Of Idw Bridge Post. No I24 Malta:
Commander, "A. j. McCrea; :. Y. C., J. G. Spriggs;
J. v c.. b. Country man; @ M : G.. Pierce: o.
n
II. C. Robbins; o. O., 5. 7. Sherwood; =, :.
PGlFuest. Delegate, n. C0untryman Alternate,
oaicers Of J. v. Clements Post. AIoaweoua: Com
mandeT, A. 6lliiiand; :. v. C.. j. O. Stewart; J. v.
g., Josiah Berry; surg, ". p. Buck; @. NJ J. Z.
Gregory; o D. l. L. Njsncr: O. c. Pat Doyd
Delegate, II. i. Hawk Alternate, II. A. Walker
Officers of Leo ". Myers Post, No. Is2, Lincoln
Commander. d. G. Parker; :. Y. C.. Jacob Rout-
SOM j. v C., T. Evelaud; @ NJ, w. y Book; O. D.,
r \. Lawrence; o. O., James Hills Chap, J. /.
Yates; surg, JeEre Simpson.
Officers Of Post No. 2I0, Cerro Gordo: Command
CT. A. a. Colci :. y. c., u &. Hatfield; j. Y. G.,
William Irwin: @ NJ. $ II. Funk: Surg William
kinberlain; Chap, andy Heminger; .. D., John
Fieldst O. g.. "In Hart Delegate Andy Hemin-
ger; Alternate. Joe Cash.
Oaieers u DrizkeH Post. No. 2o9. Paris: Com
mander, =. T, Baum; =. v. c. 4 :. Rives; JV c..
Charles Sebree; o. D.. 4. ". Owen; Surg. John
Chrisnan; O. IL, O. IL Clinton; Chap. John A.
Paterson; O. c.. Al Deyore. Delegates r I. Nc
KIniay and George Hunt; Alternates, J. c. Palmer
and B. r. Matthias.
INDIANA
Officers Of Ma. May Post, No 244. Anderson
Commander. Il. b. Campbell; :. Y. c. John Mel
son; J. v. c., David Taylor; o. D., Adm Hopper:
surg, Jonas Stewart Q. IL, Eaw'd JohnsOni
Chap, Adm. Rb0ads: o. O.. VIM Clifford: / )
Jacob Aayes; O. =, J. ID. Bosworih.
IOWA
Department Commander E. A Consigny la.
Issued The following circular letter:
The comrades of tlis Department are to be nost
heartily commenced Oh their department as Grand
Army men IA the late Presidential campaign By
upon l1e CiGer. ~ no possible preiezt can any
one accuse tile Order Of craftsmanship Yet n Presi
DENTAL campaign does disturb work and prog
FeSs az j ~ necessity Goes interfere with business
and social enterprises Now. comrades of Iowa
let AS make up for lost time Let everyone talk,
hole with new zeal 10 build up the Posts Dom
miss meeting this Winter. Don't let a worthy
Old soldier remain out Of the Order II YOU can in
ouce hIm 70 join. send prudent comrades 10 sc,
the suspended members and get them back int,
line Let us have 90 recruits and 600 reinsate
Eneuts
o.
Inander, IL =. JORDAN :. Y C.. David Horton: J
Y c.. A. III. Mccain. jr- O. D. T. J.. Ffllrv: O m
y =. Deyi Surg, MaIiou Waitles; o. O., William
Draper
MAINE
Bon j. II. Drew. Of Lewiston: Hon John Andel
son. OF Gray and Samuel J.. Miller, Of Waldoborc
ere mentioned a. candidates for Commander Of Ii
Department 81 Maine.
Officers q Theodore Lincoln Post. No. $50 Den
neville: Commander. Albert r. Lincoln; 5 v c
4 Il Shealan; j. V. O., C. II. Abbott; @ H. Ere
J. Gardner; Adjt George Il. AIcI.auehlIs. Oman
George ID. Hayward; o. D.. 5 CambTidae. o. {;
James K Cook; Surg, Thomas Jones.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Bev. ;. J.. Graeey, j. D., has been chosen Char
lain Of Phil j. Sheridan Post, No. 81 Of salem
place Of Rev. J. T.. Franks. resigned
Samue. Adams Settlement 7, Order OF Colunb
OF Boston, has donated 10 the fair Of Timothy Ii
graham Post no, l2l, Of Hyde Park a beautif
aitaFhag Of silk, TO be given the Post Of the ID
parlment OF Massachusetts receiving the large
Edwin Humphrey Post. No. IOl. will give seri
OF assemblies Ia Memorial Hall bingham Cente
on the evenings Of Jan. g. % Feb. 5. lg 1889 Cor
rades Thomas Weston, Wm. II. Taoms and Chari
H. Wakefield compose the Committee Of Arrang
Eleuts.
J0hn A. Andrew Post, No. IS, has donated SIS
Timothy Ingrail2m Post, No l2I of HYDE Par
which las recently met with a severe loss by fire.
MICHIGAN
General Orders, No. II, issued at Jackson De
Y, by command Of Washington Gardner DepaI
nIent C0mmander-G. ii. DeFlin, a A -C-co
tain the following:
IL having come TO the knowledge Of the Depar
ment Commander that petitions have been 70
warded 70 officers Of Posts IN this Department I
guessing Endorsement by Posts OF applicants 4
appointments for political positions the Depar
ment Commander deems il advisable to say Oh
while such petitions may not be violation OF d
letter Of chapter ., article 9, Of Rules and Rcgul
tons. lac does deem them so FAR a violation Of d
spirit as 70 do just what that article cOutena plat
preventing, VIZ, provoke discussions of q polite
nature ~ Post meetings, and thereby endanger Il
peace harmony and prosperity Of the Order. A
questions as TO good taste and pTOprety aside
the course pursued by some, the right Of petite
remains lnFioate. and every member Of the GraT
Army OF the Republic may exercise this right a
coFdinE 10 bis personal preferences and best iud
ment, but should do it any other citizen and n
as belonging 70 a class Of citizens. The natuT
the objects and the associations Of our Order a
sacred 10 every member having Its best wishes