The National tribune., 1890-11-20
NEBRASKA,

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Recently John A. Logan Camp, 90 was mustered
/ al Hastings by J. T. Walker, Of Ohiowa, Division
clustering officer. The following officers were
chosen Capt, A. III. Bowen jr.; First Lieut., r. q.
Dalbey; Second Lieut., w. 4, Cardwell; Gimp IS.
J NJ. Boyd First Serg l. J. VI. Irwin; q NJ Serg' &,
Chhs. Wooster = Of g., ,, j. Koch; C. =, j. a,
Aeatman. A number Of Grand Army comrades
were present 10 add dignity 10 the meeting ana en-
courage the boys. The Camp promises 10 be one
/ OF the best In the Division.
NEW JERSEY.
}. y. Bartlett south Amboy: On Thursday even
ing, Nov. 9, Gen. j. n. Grubb Camp, IL, with COM
rados OF Conovcr Post 2 and Col. Parsen Post, 20,
g. Ak visited Frank Lloyd Post ~, OF South River.
lhe comrades Of Post ~ gave as very welcome
rec - on and after having a long chat on the wei
lre 90 Tie Order we were Requested 10 partake OF an
inviting supper. There were several interesting
/ speeches made which had good effect on the sons
OF The comrades C Post ~ and tits thought that the
. South River
Orders No I5 issued at Atlantic City by COM
mand OF George II. Perkins, Golonel-Gorge ID.
Bailey, Adlutaut-contain Tie following:
Ia The formation Of battalions There seems 10 be
a Misunderstanding in reference 10 the member
slip The haltali3us are not representative body
nut every member Of the Camps composing the
hnthion has n seat and q vote IN the meetings.
lie by-laWs adopted by The baiiallols VIII DC Tor
Wafaed in duplicate one copy 10 be filed AT l)lNls.
non Headquarters aud the other ulll be returned
viii the action Endorsed thereon. Past Col. I'D
q, White and Lieut. 1hOs. II. Edmond are hereby
detailed TO secure place for the meeting OF the
Division EnCumpmeHt Feb ~, 1891. They VIII
report the location and name Of hall to Division
Headquarters MS soon as possible. In accordance
with military form, All communications forwarded
10y Camps 10 Division Headquarters viii be signed
by the commanding officer OF the Camp. The first
told 81 communications or reports should have a
hrpi Ot the contents Endorsed thereon. followed by
nm Endorsement forwarding the same FOR the action
81 the Colonel Commanding, signed by the officer
forwarding the paper.
NEW YORK.
n. l. Harrison. HornoIsvillc: Remember SOM
Tadcs, that the Sons 81 Veterans are here 90 stay
ana are not 10 be burden, but on the contrary Gn
CNer-WllnE aid la the carrying out Of the chariia-
bic ana patriotic work OF The GAR What the
sons need Is your encouragement. diligent ef-
Tort D. 10 be made hy the Consolidation Committee
appointed by tho National Encampment 10 bring
an ultimate union Of the remaining Post system
Win tle Camps under the protecting banner ofour
National Organization. Chairman pOlitt. Of New
That Division. and Brothers Hatch, Clarkson and
Porter, OF this Division. They viii meet the rep
resentniives of the Post System on SO broad plat
form ana WIN propositions 20 liberal aud broth
cry mat ~ VIII seem impossible Tor them to longer
resist the Invitation 10 Join aud operate with
personal cnmitics engeudered by long controversy
ought 10 be laid aside, and every member Of these
contendlng factions be willing 10 extend the fra
tcHal greeting that leads 30 unity, harmony and
q peaceful solution OF past differences. There rs
too much good work demanding our attention 10
differences. May the OF Jan. j. 1921. shine
upon united ana glorious organization that VIII
comprise every organized body OF Sons OF Voter
ans m The whole luited States. Let every G.A.E
Post aud cOnIrade 60 all in his power 10 help 10
bring this about, aud success viii crown their ei-
u. s. Grant Camp, lO7. las been mustered at
Grecnpon, with the following officers: Capt, ~.
A. MOuseli; Firs Lieut., w. II. Monroe; Second
Lieut., VIM, ID. h!ppi Chap George Y. Ebbittsi
Color Serg't, Charles n. Conklin: q N. -, Frank
Gomez; :. of g., Robert III. Hawkins q. Of O.,
Leonard v. Hawkins: Camp Guard, Frank j.
kiIppi Il. c., Oliver j. MUuseu.