The National tribune., 1890-05-08

for that of Henry IT, Matthias, ns a member of the
Department Board of Visitors TO the Indiana
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
KANSAS
Tho anniversary of the battle of Shiloh was cele-
brated 10y Pap Thomas Post, No. 81, with Camp
fire. An excellent program rendered. The
Post cleared $3.50 on the occasion, that went nicely
| toward the II 20l debt the fine Post-room
building. Resolutions we're passed during the
| Camp Firc, favoriug the Indiana. Kansas Service
Pension claim. TheHity decorated galy, joined in
/ the Campfire cnJoymcnts, and the catnbIcs SO
nicely arranged at the Post hall 10y tie ladies OF
4 G. AR. Society and their fair assistants There
| were a. survivors Of Shiloh present.
The following Posts have elected officers
/ NaT atur, as, Narcaiur: Com, Charles 0are ;.
Y. G., y. X. Howcy J. Y. G., J. W. Rowland; Adj't
j. Il. Brooks; q, NJ. I: Duncan; Clmp. II. II. Cha
/ pin; Surg, L. r. Howard, O. d., &. &. MendGn-
1 hail, @. c.. H. +. Miller.
/ Arncy, 10. Asior: Com, J. Jewell s. V. c.,
/ Henry Stonc; J. V. g, Wm, McGlashcn; Adjt y,
/ g. McGec: surg, Robert Rockwell; Chap, t. ].
/ Everett. q. NJ, J. G. Locke; O. -. T.. ~ Smith;
.. g., john Sellers :. NJ, t. NJ Newton, @ NJ. =,
/ I. B. Newman.
Cornrorlh l59, Clyde: Com, II Sargent; s. V. G,
J. " BiiiingS J. V. c., 4. p. Lewis Surg, II. J.
! TN O. ID, J. Jarrett; Chap, T. NJ. Anderson; @.
/ NJ, f. r. Trucsdell; o. G.. Geo Moore; $. NJ II.
/ L. Slimson; @ NJ. :, J. y. Rnpc; Adjt, J. d. Sex
smith.
! TT Harrison, i25. Belmont: Com, W. II. starr;
/ : V. G, l. y. Clark: J. V. G., w X. Wall; O. D.,
/ ". y. lIankins; q. NJ, w. J. Cross; Surg. NJ. Z.
/ Hammcl.
KENTUCKY.-
/ The eighth annual I5ncampmont OF this De
! purmcut was held at Louisville April q and -.
/ builug it, two days session the delegates and
! visitors were sumpiuo and royalty entertained
/ by the comrades Of Louisville, The several Posts
audit Circles ofthc Ladies of the G A. r. kept open
( house Capt. y. + itiiche. under the auspices of
August Which Post. No l32, rendered II banquet
AT the Firth Avenue Hotci, and George II. Thomns
Post, No. q. assisted 10y the Ladies' of the Relief
/ Corps rendered benubakc at Ldcrkranz Hall.
All of these were well attended and glOriously
/ iOycd. After the opening aud organization of the
EucamPucnt number OF resolutions were pre-
/ scented referred 10 tile Committee on Resolutions.
and aferward adopted. the principal one among
I them being an appeal 10 Congress to repeal the
limitation oi arrears act Also ono urging upon
Congress the passage of the bill now before 1t d-
rcciitE ihc purchase of Tie lifclkc aud now only
original painting from life OF Gen Geo. II. Thomas,
and owned 10y Comrade Gen. Samuel W. Price.
80 that II can he placed on the wall OF the National
! Capitol The election of officers resulted fol-
4 lows: Com. Capt. Michael Miuton, of Louisville
/ : Y. C., : g. His, Lewis County; j. V. c., II. +.
1 Livczey. Covington: Chap. and Historian. Gcu.
Green Clay Smith; Surg, G. NJ. Preston, Union
! County. DclcEatcs-D. J. Burchett, Col. Samuel
Mckee, Chas. ETdmHn. Chas Solar, G. G. Vaughn,
Patrick Rush, aud John Day; Alicrnates-J w.
7 Hammond, John Fowler. A. Chiesman, Amerieus
/ Mhcedon, Dan Riley, q. W, Sanders. and George
CurTle. Tie report Of the Wumnu'5 Relief Corps
4 foT the Department was received. Ii stated that
I six Corps were organized during The year. making
total OF - Corps ia the state. and whole num-
! Der uf membership Ia the Department of ass. Mrs.
J Annie NlttcuNyCr, National President, being pres
cnt addressed tho assembly iu a brief speech stat
ing tlat the organization only years old,
4 aud had $1,000 members. Mrs. NJ l.. Rca of Mis-
souri. presented greetings from the women of that
State. The Ladies of the GAR were then invited
to be present, aud Mrs. C. Z. Hrst National Senior
! Vice President, addressed tho assembly, detail
/ ing the work Of the order aud its rapid growth.
1 The Council OF Administration for the ensuing
/ year Is composed of the following comrades: Gen.
/ +. II. Hohson, II. X. Milward. j. +. Riiclie, Wei
/ lingion Harlan, and W. H. Childers. Frankfort,
the State Capital, WAS selected for the next meet
] ing Of the Eucsmpmcui.
The following Posts have elected officers:
! Gown; : V. G. II. 7. Tucker; J. V G, J. A. Noe;
Chap, Jno. Berry q NJ, Samuel Moore; o. G..
/ Il. I. Taylor; a ". \, Thomas Burrs: Surg, Il.
/ J. Graham Adi't, ID. = Towles; o. d., J. T. Rus
/ sell: : NJ. A. i. Calho.H.
Bailey, y, Russcliville: Com. Henry Rath: s,,v.
/ G, W. II. Lawrence; } V. C., r. j oNeal o. d.,
/ q. N, W. D. k'y Chap, w J. Flowers Adj't,
/ G. I. Slurges.
! MAINE
/ The following Posts have elected officers:
Bradbury, Is Machas. Com, Stephen Hadlcy;
s.Y.C.. l.. A. Albec; J.v. C., q +. Harmon; Adj't,
! J. l. Pierce; q NJ, Samuel Cushing Chap, West
e P@PR T6a1lcr ,a o su sndIer a. r'Hse $ n wm an IL II
McCabc; @ " = J. W Iioar.
MouHtfori. ., Brunswick: Com, Philip r. Good
/ rich :. V c. Wm. /. Harm; J. V. G.. y. l., Den-
/ ui-ou; Chap, Joseph IL. Lombard Surg, fired
Mitchell; o. d.. Rob't A. DauuIug .. g., ID. +.
/ sanwood: q n ". & Ross AdTt, Joseph f..
4 stStson. :. NJ, Geo NJ. Williams q NJ. :, Joseph
I DelOFin.
/ MASSACHUSETTS,
Post No I2l Hyde Park, lighted n delightful
campfire March "a The veterans aud guests under
/ command Of W. q. Bryant. aud accompanied iy he
Dedham Band marched to the place OF meeting.
/ all tile Norfolk County posts being represented.
The platform. main floor aud galleries entire
~ filed and. after q collation. had been partak en-
Z Of, Past Commander Walter &. Bryant opened The
remarks by welcoming speech and Introduced
I Department Commander George II. Innis. who
minded tire comrades 81 the pleasant, but perhaps
4 arIuous duty which will deVulye upon the MAssa-
4 chusetis members Of the GAR. next summer ~
/ ente tanning tie National Encnmpment. Gen. J.
~ SOrse, "ho made li7 hrst appearance before q
Hyde Park audience on this occasion. was received
I with tremendous chccrs. lie gave interesting
"reminiscences Of hs experience stan officer
under Gen. sherman aud IN the Western campaign.
( Excellent remarks were also made by Pact Depart
ment Commanders }. K ChnrciiilI. Of Worcester
/ X. h. Tobiu, Of Boston, and others.
MICHIGAN
Lyon Post Menominec has been presented with
handsome silver teapot aud four dozen cups aud
sauceTs by 4. H. Adams who served ia the Con,
fedcTate army under Slonewsli Jackson.
The following Posts have ciected officers:
Chas. =. Wendell 3lG. Ashland: Com, Wm, III.
Hall; :. V. G., A. II. Jaddi J. V g. Geo. T. Har-
Tis; surg. a : Hildrrth q !, james George ;
1 Chap, A. WoodaTd; .. D, @ui. Downing; o..
G., J. T.. Trbcr; :. NJ. 9. l.. Hufd, q. NJ. s., r. q.
HugiIs; Surg John Morgan
French. >, Big Rapids Com. Q. d. Vosburgh /;
/ : V. G. J. y. LighifoOt; J. V. g., Wm Barnard /,
AdJt, WA; Burtnen q. ~, \; Nickols; surg,
| Wan. Huishart; Chap, ". O. Hill %. D., w T..
Bliss. o. g., Phil Burkley.
MINNESOTA
The following Post has elec.cd officers:
J 9. Whipped. l5i, M0niIOse: Com, J. N Haven
s. v. G.. v. Stoitz; }. Y, e.. a. Is. Robinson
1 AdJt, A. Kommers; q. NJ, q. Krause, Surg, II.
I Lamers: Chap, l.. X. FiaEderi o. D., q. ".
kridlcr5 o. O., }. Louisiana; ;. NJ, J. Robargc
q. ". g., J. Weekly.
MISSOURI
The following P0stshav elected officers:
Warren. ZS7 Rockville: Com, J. Milton Wells
{. v. C., Leonard HHgcHonni J.V. C., Geo. Drake
Chap, Henry Simmons; q NJ. l.. II. Carter
Surg. II. A. Cooper; o. D., A. A. Wood; o. G.,
John Soaisicin; AdJ',. II. A. Cooper.
Gordon Granger 80 CliatoI: Com. J. ". Pierce
:. V. G., VIM. Reed; J. V. G.. james 81. R-imer
q n. g. II. Haysler; Surg, Marshall Corey
Chap, a. II Heiuyein; o. d., j. w. Strong; o. O.
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living upon
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