The National tribune., 1889-09-26
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE: WASHINGTON o.

elected for the ensuing year are: President Maj
Portsmouth; see, Lieut. II. @. Miller Jackson;
Asst Sec, Private Jno. Jones' Portsmouth; Treas,
Lieut.. Lot Davis. Jackson The regiment Will
meet next year, Sept 49, Mt Portsmouth.
N. Il. Stewart. Edinbure: Owing TO conflicting
interests, the tmo of the Reunion of the sd Ohio
at Newcomerstown is changed 70 Oct o.
John ii. Rain, Pqua: Tie fourth annual Reun-
ion of the sth Ohio Indp't Battery will be held at
Piqua Oct. 3.
j. d. Wickiser wharton: The Reunion of the
l75th Ohio will be held Mt Wharton Oct. IL.
The 4th annual Reunion of the 18th Ohio Cav.
held Mt Troy Sept ii aud IL, Letters OF regret
were read from large number OF absent comrades
II was decided to hold the pext Reunion mt Urbnna
Officers for the ensuing year were elected rs fol-
lows: President. F. J. Redmond, Urbnna; V.-P,,
ii. $. Moore, fleetwood; Sec and Treas, j. a. Soil
day, Academy, Ind. The time for holding the next
Reunion was left for the officers to determine.
w. Il. Clendcnnin. Connoiton: In recent issue of
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE n notice appeared that
the Seth Ohio would hold II Reunion mt this place
Oct. 4. IL should have read the S0th Ohio, instead
of tho seth.
Phe ninth annual Reunion of the 37th Ohio was
held at S. Marys Sept 10 and ii, nearly 100 vet
Grams being present. Maj Chas. Hipp was pre-
senied with beautiful gold-head cane by his com
rides.
Tho Odd Ohio Gen Hayess regimenp held n
Reunion Mt Lakeside Sept. and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President Gen r. -. Hayes; "
P's field and staff, Gen. Russell Hastings; Co. A.,
James Hayr; Co. B, W. A. Clemmons; Co. 9, O.
w. Kpowlton Go. ID, Joseph Hover; Co. E, Geo.
SchaeiIer Co. II, W. Starwalt; Co. q, Amos kirk
wood Co. II, William $. Brown; Co. ], H. Bar
tholomew; Co, X, II. A. Stephnns; Rec. Sec. e. 9.
Arthur; Cor. See, Ben. Rillam; Treas, j. H..
Chamberlain. Resolutions adopted on tho
death of Mrs Hayes as follows:
Whereas at this oar annual Reunion we have
to bear testimony TO the steady depletion OF our
ranks and to tho annual details for service in the
Grand Army beyond aud
Whereas Mt this our annual meeting we hive
TO acknowledge with unfeigncd sorrow the de-
pnrture of one who was early identified with our
organization and nm active participant with us
in our Joys and sorrows and ono who mt all times
WAS ever ready with heart and hand To console
the afflicted and TO lessen lifes burdens; and
Whereas recognize in the life of Lucy Webb
Hayes II lamp by which our feet may be guided to
n better life; and while we regret her departure
hence. We accept with humility the mandate Of tho
Great Architect of the universe and yield cheerful
acquicsconce To his will: Therefore
Resoired, That we renew our allegiance to each
other, and offer TO our honored Commander com
rade and friend our lasting friendship until tho
final summons shall call each aud all of us 10 the
silent camping ground Of the dead
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions he
entered upon the records of our association and "a
copy he sent to our honored Commander and his
family, and also published in tho papers at FREE
mont, O.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The third annual Reunion OF the ID PA. ii. A.
WAS held mt Chnmbersburg Sept. II. over 100 mem
beers being present 1t decided to hold tho
next Reunion at Allentown the second Wednesday
in September, 1890. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year President, Col II. II.
Winger Grecucastlc: V.-P's. T. ID. &. Loud. Phila-
deiphia; J. Il. Hickman. Chicago; George w.
Philadelphia; Cor Sees, ID. l.. Wolf HnEerstown
Md; DR.. Pcugree Chicago; Louis L. Fosnot,
Watsontown, Pa: Treas, VIM. H. Berger, Phila-
delphia; Surg, Il. +. Baes. Phiiadclph Solicitor
Frank W. Paul Philadelphia; Chief Bugler. Thos
X. Firth, Manayunk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
One of the most important meetings during the
Milwaukee Encampmcut was the Reunion and
organization of the Third Division, Twentieth
Corps, or Blue Star Division. This is the division
in which President Harrison commanded brigade.
| The meeting presided over by Gen. john Co
burn Of indianapolis. II was resolved that an "Asso
citation of the blue Star Division" be formed. and
the following officers were elected President, Maj
| Gen. Daniel Bulteriield OF New York. Executive
| Committee aud Presidents Alernnies: First Bri-
| Eadc. Gen. John ". Burst, Sycamore III; Second
| Brigade. Gen. John Coburn, indianapolis, Ind.
! Mass: V-P'r I7ih Ind. C6f Samuel Merrill -
| Ind, Capt. w ~ Meredith. Washington, -. g.;
| iu2d H.. Capt Ed. H. Couger, Ilcs Muincs, Town
! H. II. Clay. Gslesburg, ILL., l0oth III. Gen. Daniel
Dustin. Henry Slater Sycamore. H.; t@giit Ill.,,
! T., J.. Lower. IRnark. ILL.,. T. r. Rltwlins st. Jo
| sepb. Mo- 70ih Ohio, James M. Ayers, NJ H.. Gin
| cinuaii. o.: 55th Ohio, H. ". Pool Sandusky, o.;
| 3Id Mass T. L. Potter and one 10 be filled l3St
y. Y, TO be filled; 26th Wis, Gen T. &. Winkicr
| Milwaukee, Wis; George w. Jones, West BenS
| Wis; 10Th Mich, Col David Anderson. Bear Lake
| Mich; George Amadon StgFRes, Mich: I'D Wis,
| Col. T.. Bloodgood, Milsaui, e., Wis; Capt. D. H.
| Henderson Ky: William Isaarttsiey, South Whit.
ley, Ind s5tl lad. Col. A. H. Crane, Tcrre HRuie
| Ind; Capt. r. g. Crawford, TeTfe Hnute, Ind.
| Goth Conn To- be filed. Tho next Reunion will
bo held in Boston during tho National Encamp-
ment there.