The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-09

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MISSOURI.
The 18th Mo. met at Collinsyille Sept. 20 and 81.
There were 80 members present. Louis Marcort
delivered the Grafton. A very beautiful poem was
read by Capt. Pestel, of Washington. ID. c.; also n
number Of other papers read. The old officers
were reelected to serve another year. There are
now l62 members on tho association rolls, and 1t is
hoped to have mt least zoo by next year.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sixteen of the officers Of the Goth u g. @. T. Col.
Bates, reuned at Nantasket during the National
Encampment. As they propose to prepare q
souvenir roster of the officers Of that regiment,
any who served in that command will please COM
municate with DR.. Chas. Is. Sanders, Adjutnnt,
Acton, Mass.
NEW JERSEY.
The eth N. J. comrades met at Caldwell Sept.
10 In Bartlett Post rooms, and elected these Off
GERS: Pres, VIM. II. II. Condet; V.-P., John T..
j. Learey; Rec. SEQ, VIM. r. Lopez; Cor. Sec.
John A. Scarlet; Trustees George w. Haley. ID.
u. KeeT and f. L. Haywood; Historian, DIR. Hugh
Reunion 25lh N. j. at Newark Oct %, with Head
quarters at $40 Broad street.
NEW YORK.
The Fall Brook House. Watkins was alive with
members Of the liist ~. on the morning Of Sept.
10. In the afternoon ID. w. Washburn Post kindly
threw open its doors the regiment and there they
partook Of refreshments from well-filled baskets.
At z p M they adjourned to the Opera House. A
committee of three WAS appointed from each COM
pany to complete the roster Of the regiment. The
following officers were duly elected: Pres, Col A.
J. McNctt, Belmont; Sec T. +. Chamberlain,
Vice Presidents elected from each company, to
whom Committees on Roster will report.
The rooms of Sklin Post, a. Rome, were at the
disposal of tho I'd y. Y. H. A. Sept. ls, and about
100 survivors gathered IheTe the business meeting
being presided over by Yice-President George
Weaver Frankfort was chosen for the next meet
ing and officers elected for the ensuing year
as follows; Pres, AlonEo =. Miller, Utica; V.-P.
Lieut.. 4. 3 Crosby Treas, T. G. Phillips, Rome
Sec w. H. Gale, Oneida; Chap, Rev W. Wake
field. Surg, DIR. J. ". Dyer
At the annual Reunion Of the 18th n. Y. at the
Aqueduct Sept. p addresses were made by Hon.
A. A. Yates, Hon. T. Low Barhydt and q. NJ @.
Carr Of Schenectady, and by the Rev. l.. G. Jones,
Of Adams. Mass. IL was decided TO hold the next
Reunion at Middleburg. Officers: Pres, Ransom
Moore; V.-P.'s. DIR. T. Rockwell, Rev. l.. g. Jones,
Park w. Van Aernam.
Col. Morgan Fl. ChrysIer's I'd y. Y Vet. Cav held
one OF the most successful and enjoyable Reunions
that have been held in this section at Amsterdam
Sept 81 There were present one Major two Cap
Trims, seven LieutenHnts and 100 enlisted men.
This was the first Reunion OF the regiment, being
the outgTowth OF the Reunion OF Co. held last
year. Comrades were present from many distant
points, among them being Lieut.. l.. l.. Caldwell,
theidoi OF Co. Il, from DEBORAH. Iowa, who takes
great interest In everything pertaining 10 his old
comrades. The time was spent till noon renewing
old acquaintance and talking over old times. Din
ner was served In g. AR. Hall. and the business
meeting called to order by Surg. G. Il. Balch. OIL
GERS elected: Pres, Nal John \. Fassett, Saratoga
Springs; Y.-P.'s. Capt. l.. E. Wilson Lieut.. l.. L.
CauwelI, Lieut. n w. thomson, Capt. Il. r. Al
len. James Keyes, Lieut.. II. N. Rogers, z. J. Cor
coran, Daniel Webster, Charles II. Ladd, George
w. Smith, James Early, Charles Heron Treas,
s. A. Case; Chap, Rev. W. f. Poor; Surg, DR.. G.
b. Baich; Sec, F. L. Beach. GoversviIle.
Joseph III. Barker, Secretary, I25 Maiden Lane.
New York: Reunion 5th N Y. II. A at Cark's 2
West Twenty-third street. this city, Oct. 20.
OHIO.
Ameeting ofthe slst Ohio was held at Manchester
Sept. 10. aud the following officers were elected:
Pres, Col. John A. Turley; Sec, AdJt J. w Long
Dor; V.-P.s. Capts. James Crawford 5. p. Bal
bridge, Ed. =. Wilson. Serg't Warren, Capt E e
Ewing, Maj. J. w. Neal. Portsmouth was selected
as the next place Of meeting and Col. Turley j. w
oyertnrf and Captain Ewing were appointed a
committee on time and program. About 80 OF the
old members Of the Dist were present and regis
tered.
The 10th held meeting at Manchester Sept. lo
and elected the following officers: Pres, Col. d. W.
c. Condor; Sec, T. w. Connolly; V-P's, Dr.
Heaton, Samuel Cochran, Capts. Wat Foster and
CIV. Foster; Treas W. J. shelton. Georgetown
was selected as the place for the next Reunion and
the President IL TO set the time. About 800 members
OF the 10th registered.
The 18th Ohio reuned at vsn Vert Sept IS and
10. Campfire was held in the City Hail, and the
comrades were addressed by Capt. T. 5. Gilleland,
Mayor Balyeat and W. @. Martin. Frank De Puy
read sketch Of the services of the regiment. and
vocal music was rendered. Dinner served by
Scott Relief Corps. Officers: Pres. Capt T. s Gill
leland, VauweTt; Sec, Nathan Holloway. Canton;
Treas, Joe ~ Welker, Cleveland: Historian, Lieut..
A j. Gleason, Fanwsrt; Chap. Capt X. n. Coch-
ran; Color Bearer, w. II. Milford. Addresses
wanted.
PENNSYLVANIA
X. d. Elwood, President Butler: Reunion 7slh
Pa. at kitisnning Oct. 30.
The 18th Pa. held their annual Reunion at Union
City Sept. l6, about 90 survivors attending. The
town was finely decorated. Post i02 met the COM
rades at the depot and escorted them to q. A II.
hall with martial music. ARer short business
meeting they adjourned for dinner, which was
given by the w c, assisted by the citizens. Ohi-
GERS elected: Pres. Gen. ID. B. McCreary; Sec,
Capt J. g. Hilton; Treas, J. G. Mcintosh.
The day selected for the meeting of members oil
the l50th Pa. at Meadyle did not turn out well as
regarded the weather. but a goodly number OF the
regiment were present. meeting OF the mem
bers OF Co s Q, H and X was held at Library Hall
In the forenoon. The hall was handsomely decor
ated for the occasion. At the front OF the stage
was u photograph of the members of the regiment.
taken at Gettysburg. in front Of the monument,
Sept. ii, 1889. A small portrait Of the monument
as IL appeared on Decoration Day, May 80, 1890,
was also noticeable. Officers were elected fol-
lows: Pres, Col J. w. II. RsisingeT, Meadyile ;
V.-P, Maj. D. V. Deriekson Sec, Serg't VIM.
Adams, Meadyile; Treas, James I. Evans, Mead
vile. Later the association was named the " Left
Wing Of the 10th Regimental Association" A
dinner was served under the auspices of Prefer
Conncaut Lake, where the party enjoyed . sail.
The annual banquet followed in the evening. and
among those who responded TO toasts were: Hon.
A b. Richmond. Hon. \. T. Bates, Hon. Joshua
Douglas Col Thomas Chamberlain, ). l. Stinsman,
DIR. Il. L. Flood, Hon. :. II. Dick Col. George W
Jones, CoTpl J. A. HumeS, Surg Michael O'HarA.
TENNESSEE.
The fourth annual Reunion Of the LIST Tenn Cav
occurred at Greeneville Sept Is. Speeches were
made during the day by Hon. K r Butler Mai
A. III. Pettibone, Mai Cantwell. Col. Thos. Reeves,
4th Tenn, At night Burnside Post gave q Camp
fire at Snaps Opera House. at which speeches
and music principally made up the program.