The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-30

increased to 5000. the came amount as paid tire
National Secretary.
- That siOo be donated 10 the Department OF
Arkansas, Grand Army of the Republic. from the
Wells Fund. Tor the defense of the comrade whom
they claim has been falsely charged with murder.
IS That the basis of representation to National
Convention be one delegate for every 200 members,
and one FOR tie fraction over the half.
% That the revised Ritual he adopted as amend
cd, issued with paper covers aud used for one
year the next Convention 10 decide whether il is n
proper work not.
80 That Departments he urged to appoint De-
partmcnt Relief Committees who shall assist the
National Committee in the furthcrnnce of their
work aud contribute 60 The necessities of those in
their own jurisdiction.
81. Tint white Corps. when their application is
approved by Department Commander and Council,
may receive "a charter and organize Department;
and that calorcd Corps may Toe organized as De-
tached Corps AMI report To National Headquarters
until such lime they prepared To take up
organized work.
BY command OF MARY SEARS McHrNRy, Ma
tiOnal President
HANNAH II. PLrHrToN. National Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL INSPECTOR w.R.C,
WASHINGTON, KAN, Oct, ., 1890.
Inspectors Circular No l.
Russct and brown October with its wealth of
golden colors. has coma again bringing TO the
W onlans Relief Corps new Duties privileges,
Pleasures. and responsibilities. May cnch bear "A
rich lruiiage of loving Fraternity, Charity and
Loyalty.
The time for Corps inspection has not been
changed, and i'm compliance with Rules and tegu-
latlpus, thorough inspection of subordinate Corps
viii bc made by Department Inspectors and their
Assistants during the months OF October and No
ycmbcr.
Only experienced persons should I've assigned 10
TINS important work. The business methods Of the
Corps, its books and records should receive most
thorough and systematic examination; also clear
and careful instructions given therein. thnt the
Corps may derive lasting benefit from the visit of
the Inspector
Reports are based upon the work ms performed
at the time of inspection but the welfare of Corps,
for the following year. often depends upon the i'm
stTucton received during the performance of the
work under the supervision and direction of the
Inspector.
performance Of the entire work and not upon
menoriznE the text OF the Ritual
The manner of ballotiug remains unchanged,
and all Corps must conform to instructions issued
june ., lSS9 10y Charity Rusk Craig, Past National
President
Department Assistant Inspectors report to the
Department Inspector Immediately after perform
ing their work.
Department Inspectors. through their Depart
mcnt President, will furnish consolidated report
OF the work Ia their Departments TO the National
Inspector.
Department Presidents WILL upon the receipt of
name of some competent member for nomination
hs Assistant National Inspector.
The duties of Assistant National Inspector are
c-caTiy defined in Rules ami Regulations. Iii the
work Toe cunsCientiuusly and faithfully performed
great good Will result thcrefrom.
All reports should he forwarded to the National
Inspector not later than Jan. IS. 1891.
ELLA POWELL. National Inspector.
MARY SEARS siCHENRY, National President.