The National tribune., 1890-06-26


might be preserved and this symbol of treason de-
stroyed, look with ill-favor upon this action,
tending TO show that the spirit of rebellion is still
alive in the hearts of men who have been well
coined back 10y to the country they betrayed,
believing that the war washed out in blood all of
their stain.
Resolved. That the display of this symbol OF
Southern treason Injuries The prosperity of part
of our common country, aud is most injurious to
the rising generation OF the South and that we, as
loyal citizens Of the United States, believing in
"one flag "ouc country and lone destiny,
earnestly pray Congress 10 enact such laws rs will
prohibit any iiag or symbol from being carried or
displayed at any parade or public ceremony except
our united Nations sign and glory, the Stars and
Stripes"
PENNSYLVANIA
Naval Post. No SEQ. Philadelphia, has engaged
quarters ia Boston during thr week of the National
Encampmeut. The Post will bc received on its
arrival ~ that city hy the Naval Veterans OF the
Hub who viii escort them, with music playing
aud flags Fly ing, To their quarters. The Post
has bcca accorded the right Of the line of the
Naval Division len the great parade and slrpnate
OF The Post viii be Chief Marshal OF the Divis-
The Naval contingent in the Boston procession
will he, II Is expected. The largest ever assembled
Cor like Purpose in the United states. Among the
Naval organizations that have arranged To attend.
bc-I les the Naval Veteran Legion of Philadelphia,
aud the several naval Posts. arc the following:
f"rragUt Association, Philadelphia; Farraghl As
s"ciation, New York; Farragut Association,
Chicago; United States Association, Washington,
kan: Cushing Associations Milwaukee,; Gulf As
ISOLATION, New Orleans; Commodore Rodgers As
socation, Cincinnati; Potomac Association, Wash
ington, ID. C; Dupont Association, Kansas City;
Admiral David ID Porter Association, Columbus,
o.; FRrragut Association, Providence, X. l.; kear-
sarge Association. Boston. Among those who viii
attend is Gov. Campbell of Ohio, who Is naval
veteran, and II able, Admiral Porter, who belongs
10 The Naval Post of Philadelphia.
Capt A. J. Moran Post, No SO, Espyvlle, has
organized Woman's Relief Corps. which will I'M
doubleday prove of great benefit TO the Post.
The following Post las elected officers:
Capt :. 5. Marchaud, 100 Irwin: Com. J. M.
fFHG Il. I
Cook Adj't, Edward Welty; q. NJ, ]. G. Frcder-
ck Surg. Daniel Henry; Chap, Samuel kecler;
Dempster; O. NJ s. W. Ii. AIattox; q. s., Robert
Watson; o. 3, Joshua Decker.
POTOMAC
John 4. Rawlns Post, Washington has made all
necessary arrangements for attending the Eucamp-
ment Ia Boston. Together with Kit Carson Post,
u wiH leave Washington by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Aug. s, arriving In New York the next
morning A day viii be spent at Coney Island,
special trip having been arranged for that occasion
From New York 10 Boston the trip will be made 10y
the Fail River Line, aud the comrades will arrive
10 Boston Sunday morning, Aug. TO- The head
quarters Of the Post will be "a short distance from
the Hotel Nendomc, where the COMMANDMENTS
Chief viii have his Headquarters, aud the COM
radcs and their ladies will be provided for in board
lighthouses near the hotel which is in the best part of
the city The Posts expect TO take about zoo COM
rRdes and their ladies and friends will undoubtedly
swell the number TO 400. The Headquarters party
OF THIS Department VIII accompany the two Posts
a. viii also the Sd Art. Band aud Kit Carson Post
Drum Corps. The Old Guard of Washington viii
join the party In Boston aud all will march to-
gcther in the parade. R,twiins Post being the old
est Post la existence, will attract considerable alien
ton, and Commander Taber will undoubtedly bo
tIe recipient Of many testimonials.
VIRGINIA.
Hartranft Post was organized at Charlotte, N c..
June 9. and the following officers installed: Com.
7. :. Edridge; :. " G.. G. T. Newcombe; J. V. O.,
". II. Miller; Adjt Peter Hellon; O. NJ, J. II.
Plummef; Chap, Raleigh Brewer; o. d., ID. G.
ia n III.
Mcdonald; q. If. =, James Holingsworih.
WISCONSIN,
General Orders, No. & issued nt Milwaukee, June
Is. by command Of benjamin T. Bryant. Depart
ment CommandeF-E Il. Gray. Assistant Adjutant-
General-contGin the following:
Enough has already been learned concerning
rates to thc 18th annual Encampmcut. to be held
Ia Boston, Aug. Il, 10 enable the Department Com
mnnder 60 assure the comrades that very favor
able rate viii ultimately be given. Much less than
cent mile Tor the distance Travelled is already
offered and il j. desired that Wisconsin appear In
tie parade Aug. II with a large representation
tie route fixed upon notice will be sent To each
Post Those intending to go are requested TO adj
wise tie Assistant AdJutnnt-6encral Of their pur-
po-e now. SO that reasonable approx imalion
may be reached 81 the number for which trans
poriaiion s. 10 be furnished. The usual extension
o. ~ days - assured, aud all vino go with Head
quarters train have that time for the return
trip. The WOman's Relief Corps and the Sons OF
Veterans viii be provided for on the same terms
as the q. AR, aud both organizations are invited
TO join Headquarters train which will leave Mil
wauEee a. early a. Friday, Aug :. The represent
aiVes and aiieruatcs elected the last Department
EncampmeHi, who are 20 be az Boston, will at once
notify the Assistant Adjutaut- General. 80 that,
should any be unable TO go. the delegation may be
completed before leaving the State. such Posts as
did not receive the proceedings Of tho sd National
Eucampucut. held in Milwaukee last August can
obtain them by making request for same OF the
Assistant Adjutaut- General. Some OF the com
rudes 80 handsomely Endorsed by their Posts mud
whose names and appointments as Aids-dc Camp
and Assistant Inspectors, were announced ia Gen
eral Orders 80. .. from these HcaaquarteT- have
not yet written the Assistant AdJutaut- General
accepting their appointments. They requested
10 do 80 ~ once. commissions may be issued aud
every district supplied with one staff officer or more
10 look after the general interests OF the Order.