The National tribune., 1890-09-11

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Crooker, Mount Vernon, H.; Sec, Geo. w. Morey,
MINNEAPOLIS; Treas, I. w. Eaton, 592 Carroll
street, Chicago Ill.
A Reunion of the Second Brigade Fifth Division,
Cavalry Corps, Military Division of the Mississippi,
was held at Boston during the Encnmpment, in the
music rooms of Comrade Il. w. Taylor, 17s I're-
mont street, that cOmrade having served Rs Hos
pital Steward IN the 9Th III. Cav. In his window dis
play, beside the array of bunting and the symbols
OF the brigade lie-siZe portraits of Gen Grier
son, aud Col. Mat starr OF tie 9th, who was killed
by Forests men nj the time of the raid into Mem
phis
MISSOURI.
Aug. Reimors, Secretary, Davenport, Iowa: Re-
union 18th Mo. at Collinsville Sept 20 and Il:
The third annual Encampment of the Southwest
Missouri lex. Federal Soldiers Association held
Mt Lebanon. Mo, Aug. 26 and q. The opening ad-
dress delivered by Comrade ]. r Trncey, Pres
idont of tho Association. Comrade J. w. Farris of
Lebanon, responded behalf OF the citizens and
comrades of the city. The remainder of the day
was given TO registration of comrades distribution
of badges, Reunions of comrades, Campfire talks,
etc. The second day opened up bright ms n May
morning, and ut 8 a. m. the comrades, numbering
nearly .00O formed on one of the principal streets
of the city, and hendcd by martial music. marched
TO the Fair Grounds. where addresses were do
liyercd by Comrades X. w. Fyan, II. =. Matthews
and T. Hodge Jones. After regular soldiers
dinner of beans, with the usual acoompaniments,
served free on the grounds, the annual election oil
officers took place. An amateur performance wns
given nt the Opera House I'm tho evening by the
local Camp OF the Sons of Veterans, which was
greeted and much enjoyed by an overiowing
house. Tho officers elected for the ensuing
year are follows: Pres, Hosea q. Muings,
Ebonezcr, Mo: Vice Pres, J. w. Carmack. Dode-
ville Mo; Sec; J. r. Ferguson Springfield, Mo;
Trcas.. r. Hodge Jones, Gaena, Mo.
ID. w. Pollock, 81. John: Reunion 18th Mo-, at
Unonville. Sept Is and TO-
NEW JERSEY.
J. @. Taylor, Secretary, Trenton Reunion 14th
n J., at Hopewell Sept 10.
The veterans of the 2Sth N. ]. held their Reunion
Aug. 2S aJ Perth Amboy. The New brunswick
delegation of so, with number of guests, came
dow fhn rii fGD nnr ,t,.I nv
ex-senator ID. 9. Chase for tho occasion The busi-
ness meeting of the regiment was held in the City
Iial, aud tho following officers elected: Pres, j.
yer, Geo. ID. Bergen, ID. w. Sofeld, w H. Hughes.
J. E. Dunn, John Fothergill, Aaron Stllwell; Sec,
VIM M. Appleby Old Bridge; Chap, Rev. Jacob
Cooper. Tho parade was led by the @. II. Posts
of tho city, with band. handsome coation was
served and tho veterans were welcomed by Mayor
Pierce. The address Of tho day was by Rev. Mr.
Balccsee, and excellent speeches were Rlso made
by Itcv. DR. Cooper, Maj. A, NJ. Way and others.
John II. Trouson, Secretary, Newark: Reunion
9TH N j., ut Caldwell Sept. 10
NEW YORK.
The ilth annual Reunion OF tho soth n Y, held
Aug. n at Greene will be remembered with pleas
ure by oil who were present. Seventy-two of tho
old comrades, many Of them accompanied by their
families enjoyed the day rs only those who have
shared the duties of the camp march and battle
field can do. Short speeches wero mnde by Capt
Pratt Seneca Kelley, A. L. SaclIett Frank S. smith,
II. II. Hail. j. Il. Eorthrup and others. Letters
were read from Chap. Richardson, Mrs. Monroe,
our old Auu respected hospital nurse, ana others.
The lst N. Y. Dragoons (old BOTH held their
| 2lst annual Reunion aud picnic at Portage Bridge.
! Cascade Park, Aug. %. Four thousand people
! were present. Officers; Pres, Capt. Henry Gale,
! Oloan; V.-P. Sidney s. Morris, Muskegon, Mich. (;
| Sec. T. h. Munger, Warsaw; Treas, G. J. Gard
| ncr, Warsaw Chap A. ]. blanchard, stannrd 8
Corners; Surgeon, b. 7. Kueeland Dalton. Port
/ age was then selected as the permanent Reunion
! place Of the regiment. and last Thursday in Au-
! gust thc permanent date. II was unanimously de-
cided To organize association OF " Soas Of the
! lst y y. Dragoons' Speeches were made by
| Gen. Rufus scott Col A. Il. Lawrence, Judge a. J.
| Loraii and others. IL is hoped that every member
Of the regiment viii send his address the Score-
tGry, nnd let ns many rally at Detroit, Mich,
at the Enoampment Of the OAR.
! The i2iih n. Y held their annual Reunion In
| City Park, MiddiHtown Aug. 20 1876 comrades
! were present A bountiful collation. was provided
! by the citizens, presided over by committee oi
| ladies' full report of tho proceedings las been
sent to each comrade. Those failing TO receive q
copy will please notify the Secretary The officers
for the ensuing year are: Pres, Mai William T..
cite; Treas. Col. &. II. Weygant Tho next Re-
| union viii bo held at Goshen, Aug. 20, 1891.
The l2jth y. Y. held their annual Reunion nj
Berlin Aug. - this date being tho 2sth aunivcr-
sary II the departure Of the regiment for the front
One hundred aud twenty Of the survivors answered
roll call. The ladies ot Berlin took charge of the
Refreshments at tlie Baptist Church. where three
long tables on tho lawn were loaded down with
eaiubcs novel feature Of the parade was II lit
tie girls dressed in Red. White and Blue. who cs-
oortgd tho veterans ths limo OF march. The
| address OF welcome was by d. J. Hall, responded
to hy Capt n. A. ttnFtHh0Tn short addresses were
made by Col. Crandall and others. The next Re-
union to to bo at BnRhamton, n Y, sept II. 1921.
! Officers elected Pres, Capt James Htzley Bing-
hRfniuni N..P.s. ii. TalmHgc, .. A. Morris, q. IL
| Baldwin, Rec. See, James T. Northrup BinRhnm-
ton Cor. Sec, Frank s. Smith. Bughamton.
The recant Reunion of tho il5th n, 7. was held
| at Saratoga Springs. Dinner enjoyed at Con,
| grsss Hall. officers: Pres, n. j. De Graf; Sec
8. Conovor; V:-P.'s Chaa. Cline Robert Wcloh
| The old boys Of tho listh ~ y. met at Shorts
willie Aug -. Tho address Of welcome was deiv,
cred by Rev. J. g. Lcnhart, who for tims
when boy held as n prisoner by Sluart's cavalry
| aud the response by Capt. ii. B. Webb Other
speeches made TO the veterans by Capt
Il. l.. Brown, Gen. g. NJ. Guion Comrade Jamei
H. Hitchcock. Capts Hiram Sehutt, H. Il. Webb
| and Others. 10 decided to hold the next Re
union st konkR Park on tho last Thursday ia mex
| August. Officers Pres, WIN. =. Ilne. Rushvile
sec. Chas. A. Gillelt. ShoFtsyie; Asst Sec. y. II
Greon, kushvilic; Treas, o. ). TITUS, ShoTtsvlic
V-P's w. J. Dillon, Hnnford Strube, q. I Sever
aucc Thomas Baird, A. NJ. Shepard, d. ]. HnTk
ness, }. w. Allen, l.. Z. Bird W. W. Becker, Johr
Rodney.
Charles H. Lakey. Secretary, Auburn: Reunion
18th n. Y, at Croeker Post Rooms, Auburn, Oct.
instead of Sept 10 stated.
The surviving veterans OF the 9th ~ Y. II. A
met ut YoniIers Sept. .. Aior social meeting IL
Turn Hall, tho men adjourned 10 Temperance,
Hall. Here, after the rolt-oRll, "a permanent organ
ization formed II is called the fraternity O
the sixth New York Volunteer Artillery, and ha
for It's object the union OF the survivors into
brotherhood for relieving those comrades who mRl
be in need reviYing old friendships, and collecting
materials for history Of the regiment Ia tho war
Chairman Of tho meeting. Maj. Frederic Shon
nard, Of Yonlters, who was the prime mover IL
bringing about tho Reunion. WAS elected President
aud other officers were chosen AS follows: Vice
Presidents. Col. George @. ktbbe, Col. StepheI
Baker, Capt. Henry Is. Hall; Rec. See, Lieut. JohI
Smith, jr., PeeksIill Cor. See, Lieut.. Samue
Bassett, New Britain, Conn; Res. Sec. John For
| syth. Youkofs; Treas, Joseph b. Eakins, New
York. These officers made a committee &
draft q constitution and bylaws. Mai Shonnnr,
was instructed to take steps toward petitoninl
the State Legislature 10 collect and publish tia
history Of the regiment.
OHIO.
L. II. Williams. Ripley Reunion of the BrowI
County GAR. Association at Ripley Sept. 25.
| -. g. SpellmRn, Secretary, Do Graf: Reunion O
goth Ohio at Celina Sept Is. Campfire evening
OF nth.
II. w. Phelps westervllle The 95th Ohio will
meet nt Reynoldsburg, ~ miles east of Columbus
Sept. ii.
The oath annual Reunion of the 1O3d Ohio wa
held at Randall's Grove near Lorain, Aug. 1920
Tho following officers elected: Pres j. q
Walton, Bedford V.-P., n. ii. Williams. jackson
Mich; SEQ and Ireaa., James Warnook, Elyria
q. NJ. ID. w. Hyland, Elyria. Eighty y.six member
were present. Mr. Randall. the proprietor of tn
grove. was presented with godhcaded cane b.
citation of his kindness. The regiment viii hold
! Reunion at the place next year.
II. J. Doughman, Secretary Goshen: Reunion 4
. S9th Ohio Mt Goshen Sept 49,
X. &. Rankin, Secretary, Ripley: Reunion OF I'll
Ohio Cav. at Ripley sept, 70.
$ Nathan Halloway, Secretary, Canton: ReunIo
I OF 18TH Ohio at Vanwert Sapt. lsGnd 10.
! ThOs. l.. Steward, Secretary, Third and Mai
streets Dayton: Reunion Of nth Ohio at Nationa
y 1 .