The National tribune., 1890-10-23

hands with 80 of the boys At the business meet
ing in the afternoon, by request of Pres. WyriclS.
Comrade w. O.. Munson, 90. E, presided. Com
rado Patten, Co. A, was elected President; Com
rnde Pnkerton, 90. A, Vice President; Adm Burt,
Co ], Gallon, Treasuree, and Miss Eflie w Mum
son Secretary and ColorBearer. Thomas II. Rey-
nolds of Erie, Knn WAS elected Historian. At the
Campfire held in Armory Hall in the evening
there was n great crowd. Speeches made by
Gems. Beatty and Keifer, Surg Syes, and Comrades
Munson and IT, Clay Briggs. The citizens of Spring
field did all In their power to make pleasant time
for the boys and succeeded admirably. They fur
nished magnificent dinner In Lincoln Hall. III IL
n custom of the Third Ohio Association to elect tho
wives and daughters who may he present at these
annual Reunions to honorary embership in tho
association. Some 30 ladies now belong to tile I'D
Ohio.
The 18th annun Reunion Of the 3lst Ohio was
held Mt G. A. X. Hall, Delaware. Officers elected !:
Pres, NJ. u. Walker; Y.-P'a s. b. Barge and $. A.
Mcneil: Sec, Jerome Oailey Riehwood Treas,
l.. M. Cunnrd. Mount Gilead. Hon. John =. Gill
of the i2lst Ohio and Gen. J. S. Jones' of the 4th
Ohio, have the thinks OF the association Tor serv-
ices rendered during the meeting. Gen. Jones, In
his fine address struck the keynote on pension
legislation. During the Campfire in the evening
Master Lloyd Whips, son of Comrado whips,
of New Lexington gave "Sheridan's Ride"
just before closing the Campfire, the members
Of the Woman's Relief Corps of Terrence Post
came marching in, bearing an elegant lunch,
which was passed around among the members OF
the 3Ist, The next Reunion will be in kenton
some time In September next.
The 22d annual Reunion of the 4lst OHIO was
very largely attended Mt Garrettsvile Sept 30 and
Oct. the old home Of our late lamenied Colo
nel-Gen. w, II. Hazen. The citizens and com
rades of the Post gave the vets warm reception.
Ono hundred and eighteen members were present,
great many with their wives. The next Reunion
will be Rt Wnltcman Officers; Pres, w. II Pierce
N.-P., II. q. Griffin; Sec. and Treas, W. X. Smell
lie, 1913 Water street, Cleveland. new roster OF
the regiment was ordered printed. Each member
is requested TO send name and address to Secretary
for roster and full report of Reunion.
The 9th Ohio held their fourth annual Reunion
nt Cambridge Dot o. The attendance wnsnot large,
hp only M Aslaat,
ing was very pleasant. The next Reunion will be
mt Columbus on the second day of the State Fair.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The ninth Reunion of The 18th Pa. Cav. was held
Oct. at Lafayette Hall Pittsburg. and WAS largely
attended. Among the officers Of the regiment pre-
sent were Col. james NJ. SchoonmhlSer Gen. Blnke-
ley, formerly Lieutenant Colonel; Maj Foley,
Capt. Thomas Kerr and Capt T. G. SchoOnmnker.
The citizens of Pitlsbutg particularly proud oil
this regiments military record; IL was almost ex-
cusively q Piitshurg organization, one company
"a being from Philadelphia. IL served under Gen.
Avercl and was on the noted Salem rnid it served
under Sheridan in 1864 in Second Brigade, Second
Division of sheridan's Cavalry Corps.
Reunion 18th Ia. at Eittannng Oct 80
George i. Steahlin, Secretary, Orwigsburg Re-
union 9TH Pa. Cav. at Muncy Oct. q and 80 Head
quarters GAR Hail.
TENNESSEE.
The Reunion of the Blue and the Gray at Knox
vile Oct and 9, tho largest gathering OF old
soldiers from cx Federal and x Confederate armies
thnt was ever held In the South. conservative
estimate pats tho numbers present on this occasion
Rt -. 600 In the procession the second day fully
5000 marched To Fort Sanders, where the immense
tent that formerly belonged TO the Army of West
Virginia WIS erected. Addresses were made by
Gen. Gibson, Of Ohio, and Judge Gibson, OF Ten
ncssee, ex-Federnls, and Gen. LougsreCt and Col.
Henderson, x-Confederates. Gen. LOngstrect be-
ing physically unable To deliver his address, 1t was
read 10y Col. Ransom. Tho 10Th n. Y, Highland
ers who successfully defended Fort Sanders, were
the attraction of the Reunion they being in full
uniform, wearing Scotch caps and carrying rattan
canes.
VERMONT.
s. II Wood Secretary st. Adams; Reunion lsI
Vt. Cav. at Montpelier Oct 2s
WISCONSIN,.
The 3th Wis battery which was organized in
Bcloit ia sGl, held its first annual Reunion there
Oct, l. with fair attendance. some of the mem-
berS not having met since the permanent
organization pcTfecicd follows: Pres. Chas.
A. RnthbuTu. Bsloit N.-p G. l.. Sturdevant, Ocon-
omowoc; Sec. aud Treus, w L. Austin, Beloit.
The next Reunion will be held tn Beioit the iiTsI
week in Octubernext.