The National tribune., 1890-07-17
IOWA.,
scdgwics Post, Bedford, has adopted the follow

| lticheyi ". D, Daniel Rchoy
IOWA.
sedgwiolS Post, Bedford, has adopted the follow
| Ing:
RESOLVED, That the Hon. j. P. Flick resident
OF TINS city. "a most worthy comrade of this Post,
and faithful Representative in the present Con-
| gress, is deservedly entitled to- and we hereby, In
| regular meeting assembled, do frankly and sim
cerely tender him the cordial and unanimous
thanks of this, Sedgwick Post, No. 10. GAR, De-
partment of Iowa, for his untirng services in be-
half of the Union soldier, his widow and orphans.
KANSAS
Severance Post, No. 191, of Severance has adopted
resolutions to the effect that having learned that
Hon. E. n. Morrill, has decided not TO he n cand-
GATE Tor reelection to Congress- from the First Dis
trlct, Mt the coming elections, and believing that
TINS decision was forced upon Mr.. Morrill, by men
VINO are working secretly against him. the Post
| fuses to consent to the retirement of Mr.. Morrill,.
ana asks him to consent to be once moro n candi-
date They look upon him Rs the true friend of tho
soldier, with capacity and influence uncxcelled by
any, ttreless worker and n man whose aid it
would be misfortune to lose.
MASSACHUSETTS,
The quarterly Convention OF the Bristol Co
GAR Association held at Mansfield, with
DIVISION Commander A. r. Aueboro presiding.
Ten Posts were represented Mt the business session.
The WRC. served dinner in the banquet hall,
and In the afternoon public meeting held,
with good attendance Remarks were made by
kevs Jacob lde and Spencer Tunnel. of Mansfield;
Capt. ;. III. Emery, Of Taunton; Comrades q. T.
Fisher, Rufus Soue OF New Bedford; G. s. Anthony
and l.. h. Hodges, of Taunton; q. q. Smith and
George A. Inckey, of Easton; Cheever of Plain
vile, and George Randall, of Hyde Park. There
was singing 10y Miss Mamie Hodges and recitation
by Mrs II. NJ. Cobb. IL was voted to hold the next
convention at New Bedford
Henry Clay Wade Post No Dol wRs mustered
IN at Cottagc City recently, with Department Com
mnnder George II. limits. Department Inspector
w. A. Wetherbee and Chief Mastering Officer Jo-
seph w. Dean a. Installing Officers. The officers
are: Com. III. n. Coye; & V. c.. II. ID. Trip; j. v.
g. ~ T. Hillman; Adi't. L. s. Dow; Q. NJ, J. +.
Trip; Surg, O.. A. Rice; Chap, w. Il. vincent
o. D. Sid S Hicks; o. C.. T. A. Leighton; s. NJ
J. u. Wilbur q. NJ. s., +. A. Grant
The following Post has elected officers
A. Is. X. SprRgue. No. q, Grafton: Com, II r.
Gibson: :. '. g., VIM Sherry; J. V. g., Henry Ty-
Ter; AdJt y: A. Howe; q. NJ, Clarence Summer;
o. D., Pcrley Goddard; o. g., j. Frank Sweeney;
5 NJ. g. NJ. Newton; O. NJ. s., s. s. Rogers.
MICHIGAN
Officers of the following Post nre:
H. &. Gilbert, ~, Dowagiae-Com.. John Mater;
:. V. C., John Biiderbaek; J. V. G., G. II. acMii.
lam Adjt. A. Benedict; q. NJ, T.. II. Spencer o.
ID, Oscar Peck; Chap. II. &. Farwell; Surg. J.
G. Becker; O. c.. VIM. Brown $. NJ, A. O. Fling;
MINNESOTA
Officers of the following Post are:
a X. Skaro, 81, 81. Peter-Com.. Thomas Mont
gomery; s. V. G., g. : Ives; J. v c. VIM Moses:
o. D., Lawson Hili; Surg. D. Is. Collins; q. NJ, n.
Key.
MISSOURI
Officers of the following Post are:
Capt. James Johnson. $50. Arnsberg-Com.. A.
Tack s. V. c., T.. l.. Miller: J. V O. PhiIlip Nag.
ener; AdJt, c. G. Hanpt. q. NJ. William Friese;
Surg, Frank Schumer; Chap, Frederick HRhs:
o. D., William Zimmerman; o. g., Emanuel Hi.
derbrand; ;. NJ, O.. w. Hiiderbraud; q. NJ. g.
Frederick OehI. Delegate, Phillip Wagcner: Al
teFnaie. Il. L. Miller.
NEW YORK.
Van Derveer Post, No. 81, of Fonda has passed
resolutions requesting Hon John Sanford. Repre-.
sentative from the goth District, TO use all honor
able means to secure the passage OF the bill re.
Gently introduced by'him for the purchase by the
Government of 600 acres Of land NJ Mount Mac.
GTegor, TO bc converted into a National Home for
disabled veterans.
Officers Of the following Posts are:
Vanderbilt. 1885, New YoTk-Coni., George Chnp-
pei; = V. g, William II. Turner; J. " c. j. g.
Jewett; Adi't, W. II. Mott; q NJ. Geo T. stfonsc;
surg C. W. Roggcmani Chap. Il. q. Greene; o.
D. Jas Morrisey; o. g. q. H. Myers; q. NJ. 3, II.
HnHning; o. 3. J. 4. Hyames J. S. James Nc
Cam; G. =. Gordon sey.
$. G. Dwyer. 52s Wadham's Milis-Com, IL IT.
Richards; = V. C.. o. A. Phipney; J. v G.. Jas
Pat,on; q NJ. Daniel S. French Chap. r. s.
PG o D. &c Whigple; Surg T. =. Hooper
c. l. Stevens; s NJ, 4. c. FAIR
Hayes, ll5, Poltcr-Com Sweet Braytou; s. v.
G.. Abel Briggs: J v c. Robert McGiliiard Adrt
Crss; q NJ, j. r. Hobart; o. H., Charles Bogart;
o. g., J. u. Benedict; s. ~ john Brando; O. Nj
81. A. A. Moshicr.
OHIO
Tie colored ex.soIdIers Of CircIeyrle have organ.
lied Post 90 be known Wyatt Post, No ZIG,
after j. V. Wyatt who WAS killed la battle July d
1854, and formerly resident Of the city, The fol.
standnp; Adpt w w. Mitchell; q H.. n NJ
Howard; o. -, Alfred Coleman: @ NJ. S. Louis
Green; surg. yinson Irwin g., Andy Turney
Chap, Henry Whittington s. V. c. Ferdnan
Parker; j. " g.. William DorviHg.
The annual meeting OF the Huron County q a r.
Association was held In Norwalk recently and lie
following officers elected. Pres S. A WiIdmsn
NOrwalk; Y.-P.. Hiram Peck Monroevlie; Sec
w. III. Benn, Beileville; Treas. Joe Power Ilavan.
Chap, J. NJ. Seymore. Norwaik Addresses were
made by Rev. John Mitchell, Gen. John q Lee of
Toledo; Col George II. Stafford, Of Cleveland: Hon
,. q. Laylan and >. A. Wildman. Of Eorwalk
OREGON
Officers Of the following Post are:
sumner, ~. East Portland-Com., n. T.. Smith;
$. v. g.. }. w. hiner; j. v. g.. Mike Countrymnn:
Chap, Comrade Hickman q NJ, q. j. Ross; O. D.
A. q. Edmondsj o. g., Anthony Cannon; Adpl
O. A. kntagci q. NJ. s., VIM. Bates; 8. NJ, W. Is.
Taylor.
PENNSYLVANIA
Col. o. g. Bosbyshcll. Chairman Of Post Q Bos
ton Excursion Committee, has issued "a specinI oir-
cuar, which gives the following Information in
reference 70 the trip: The Post will leave Phllnde
phia for New York, via the Bound Brook route nj
New York, take the steamer for Providence and
arrive in Boston Aug. L. The Post will be met Inv
Dahlgren Post, No 2, South Boston, and escorted
10 the Quincy House. where Headquarters will be
established. Wednesday, Aug. H. the Post will
visit various points of interest In and around tho
city. On Thursday the comrades viii be The eY
elusive guests OF DnhlgreB Post and will be taken
by steamer TO Plymouth Friday Aug I5 the
Post will leave Boston about 10 u. M by the Shore
Line, via Providence, New London aud New Haven
Tie Post has upwards OF 100 persons incIuding
the - members of the Drum Corps enrolled In |
the excursion delegation.
The Headquarters of the DEPARTMENT of Pam
syivanla will be established at the Quincy House
Among the most attractive bodies In the Boston |
parade viii be tho Silver Spring Rifles or Cadet |
Corps. OF Gen. e. ID. Baker Post, No n Cant
Hender They will be handsomely uniformed and |
will carry 30 rifles.
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take the Athletic Band It's musical escort 10 |
Boston, The Post will number i25 comrades i'm the |
line Of parade. Some 30 comrades will take their
wives with them on the trip. Headquarters will |
he established ut Washington and Hollis streets |
The trip will be made over the Fall River Line
The arrangements of the Philadelphia naval
veterans for the trip To Boston are as follows, The
Naval Post, No. 100; the Farragut Association of
Naval Veterans and the Naval Veteran Legion
will unite their forces aud proceed To New York |
where they will be joined by Naval Post No SID |
Of New York, and l0i of Jersey City and all will
take "a steamer over the sound. On arriving nj |
Boston the combined Posts and Associations with |
ISOLATION, OF Boston, and escorted TO their head
quarters.
The emergency hospital to be established IN Bos. |
ton during Encampment week will be supplied |
with 100 beds During the parade the ambulances |
Will be held ready for any call that may be for their
services Bulletins will be issued every morning |
showing who the patients In the hospital are and
giving such other information may be deemed |
Important. The hospital will be for the exclusive
of the comrades.
Capt Walter s.. Newhall Post No T. Of this citv |
have 30 men enrolled for the Boston excursion |
The Post VIII leave Philadelphia at O'Clock D. M |
Aug. 10 by special train leaving Front nd terrs
sir mil Ia .