The National tribune., 1890-05-08
DEPARTMENT NEWS.

DEPART NJ ENI NEWS.
rTlle Assistant Adiutanis-GeneraI the different
Departments are respectfully requested 10 forward
. copy Of the Department rosters for 1880 10 The
HATIoSAL TRIBUNE
ALABAMA
General Orders No. l. issued AT Birmingham,
April u. 10y command Of ". u. Hunter Depart
nent C0muauder-W. J. Pender, a. A Coon
tain the following:
Commander AZ the Second Animal Encampmcni.
held al Montgomery, Ala. the 2sth day OF
March, 1850 I hereby assume command. The fol-
lowing officer were eleced at the Eucampment:
Com. IS. II. Hunter Post No. !, BTming gham ;.
V G, Seymour Bullock. Post No II, Mobile; J. Y.
Director q. r MaileHhaupt, Post No. , Cunan
Chap. 4. ". Buckley. Post No. 6. Montgomery.
Council OF AduinislTat0n-John Bruce. Post 40.
q. Montgomery q. T. Randolph, Post No. :. Ami
sjon; Il. A. Howard, Post No. s. Decatur; G. ID.
Reaner. Post No. y, Fort Payne Robert Barber,
Posi- No. 6, Montgomery. The following Delegates
asId Alteruates Ncre chosen 10 represent the De.
paTtmeEt Al tlie National Enoampment 10 be held
a. Boston. Mass, ~ August: Robert Barber
NDcIegaie-at-laFge), Post No. G. Montgomery; !. NJ.
Ruiifs0n alternate at- large. Post No. II, Mobile.
The following appointments are hereby an
nouHCed: A. A.-G-. W J. Fender. Birmingham;
A U Nc, -. BiFcheuough. Birmingham: ln-.t
J. ID Hardy. CseTa Judge Advocate. q. l.. Werth.
Montgomery: Chief mastering Officer, l. T. Gould,
Mobile. All communications must be addressed TO
W. J. Pender. A. A--G. Box -. Birmingham, Ala,
aid attention called 10 thc rules aud regulations
on THE subject Of correspond lnue. No commuui-
catians viii bc Acaed upoH unless they come
through the proper channel Your attention Is
respectfully and earnestly called TO the following
Resolution. which was offered by C0mrade II. NJ
Austin, ard unanimously adopted al the second
annual Encampment al Montgomery, March p,
1880
Whereas, The principles and objects Of the Sons
ol Veterans, I. :. A., are such ~ every cou!rade
of the Grand Army can consistently and cheerfuliy
support bcig tie embodiment of The principles u
Fraternity. Charity and Loyalty: Therefore be ID
EesolUed by tlIs Second EHczimpment of the @.
AR u Alabama. That said organization, wlsich Is
the noble efforts 81 Co. ~. D. Friedman, :. ol V.
Z =. A. b. Justly entitled 70 fostering care and
We bid them "Sgdspeea ia their noble aud
patTlatic WoTE, and We recommend 10 All sons of
ez-UHion soldiers aud sailors over the age of j.
year. tiiat they unite with that Order 10 be
prepared T. take uB aud carry the work Of Fra
teruily. Charity aud 10y atty aud the maintenance
% tie Federal Union, saved and preserved by their
fathers
IDAHO
General Orders. No. l. issued al HALEY. April I5.
b. command Of ". 7. Riley. Department Com
nnandeF-T J.. Picotte, A. c.. contain the follow
ing:
The tIIiFd annual EncampmeBt Of This Depart
nent. recently In session II Backfooi, elected the
follow Iug- named comrades iO tie Offices dc-ig-
mated Com, " I. Riley, Post &; :. V. g. Jud5on
hponoras fosi }. v. 9, r u. Jeanjaquet, Post
Medical Director, Il J.. Becrah, Post IL Chap,
Gllarles a. Clark Post & Council u AdninisiTa-
dion George I Parsons Posi- 9: J. /. Underwood.
Post 10; ~. A. Gordon. Post ] J.. ". Coolidge,
Post : and Albert Otto, Post H. Delegate 20 28th
National EncanpmeHt. +. :. Whittier, Post 3; Al
elec hereby ASSUMES command of the Depart ment
81 Idaho. Ga Z. with Headquarters at HALEY
Tie following named comrades are hereby APP
pointed to tie Offices designated, and viii be obeyed
and respected accordingly a. A.-G., 4. T.
Pic9tte, II HALEY a. q. A.-G., = A. StaTi
a. Haley Ius-, W. T. Wheeler, Of Eagle Rock
Chief Mastering OniceF r. II Barton Of Afos-
COW; Judge Advocate. o. A. Manning Of Lewis
Ton Hh0sEoue has been ss-leoied a. tie place
and April y, 1891 deslgnHted tie day Of meeting
q Tic next Department EncHmpmeut The mem
bership - Department is Increasing steadily but
slowly. The Commander therefore urges renewed
Eaal Do securing recruits nnd ln organizing new
Fgsis. 1t not comrades cgufue their efforts %
t'eiF immediate locality There arc hundreds 81
Anion soldiers Isolated by ones and tWOs la our
mountains aud valleys. Let them be reached and
worked upon until they again unite with us Ia the
cDuFadcebIp ~ tie Grand Army ~ they were for
gncrly unticd iu c0ngrtdesip a. soldiers battling
fOr The beat form u Government the face Of the
earth.
ILLINOIS
The military drama q" held b. the Enemy 80 was
presented at GrecUyille April 2G for lbe benefit d
G"ty post 80. ~, and vac a great success GHau-
ciaily and Otherwise. The play was produced by
bone talent with tbe exception Of Nr. +. ID.
Denny, vino - ALEC lie manager.
INDIANA
General Orders 30. 5 issued al Indianapolis
Afan ~ fy command 81 Gll 4 slornort Depart-
nIent Commander. =. Walker. a. A.-G.-con-
The Department Commander ayalIs himself Of
this carly opportunity - press Iis high appTccia
tioH - e work that j. being done by the WSfnan's
b
Gcai reports that II b. only increasing in mem
bersbiy, but also n the Intel gence and efficiency
Of tiIe manner ~ prosecuting tie noble work upsn
which u has entered. The Commander cordially
eSugraiGiates Tie loyal nld patriotic women WHO
aTc enlisted Ia this beIsefloegt work upon tie siic.
cc7s WINCH has crowned their efforts ln tle past
and iBVozes their continued corporation and aid
iI behalf % comrades ia distress and Of tlIf
widows and orphans o7 those decreased. On is paFf
bc pledges bis hearty support iu uIe purposes o
tls recognized auxiliary of tie Grand Army of Lht
Republic aud cordial cooperation ia all its effort,
"a extend lie boundaries strengthen IT, stakes aHd
Increase lts usefulness. To this end ID Is recon-
ncnded that every Post 10 this Depart Hnent liza
g. not already favored should make an effort q
have Corps organized auxiliary 20 tie Post, nue
that cgHTsdes may tlIs avail themselves Of thi
most efficient aid IA their work Of bene6ccnce
The Order Oi tie sons oi Veterans is most wOrtiJ
organization aud is deserving al special cOusideIa
tiDn. AB organization com posed, il H.. 81 younf
men, SONS Of houorably discharged soldiers auc
saiiors WiBY freely offered their lives 10 save the
country from threatened destruction, may wei
claim the pFDnde5t ancestry aud its members fo
ihemreEes may feel tie HDbiest inspiration {,
patriotism and loyalty. Organized ts they arr
with view To mHiuLain the principles for whicl
their fathers fought aud 10 render the dfcluiHI
years Of our Order more enjoyable aud to assist th
widows and orphans Of veterans ia their days o
sorrow aud distress, they deserve the right hand o
fellowship from every comrade and every en-
enlargement should be- given Them by the Post
iH tsciT efforts 10 establish Camps and incrcas
their membership. The following reections ar
Post, No. .. South Bend; j. l.. Tudor late Assist
art Third Engineer u. S. Steamer Benton, U s
Eagy, i5y John A. Platter Post 40. ~ AuroTa
r. hereby ordered tltat the uamr Of Comrade Mar
$lts- a. Moore, Post II, 0TeeHcaste, be substitutes