The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-09-18


the table In Il roar with their stories.
The veterans of the I25th n. Y arrived mt Berlin
on tho morning OF Aug %, and were met at the
depot by Happen Post, headed by Sheldon's Cornet
Band and the Citizens Band and committee Of
citizens, Hnlscy IL. Greene Chairman. The reCi-
ment paraded through the principal streets, and
received an ovation from all hands. After the pa
fadc the Baptist Church lawn reached, where
n splendid address of welcome was made by SUI
pervisor d. }. Hull, and was responded to by Capt.
II. a. lIartshorn on behalf of the regiment. Re
ireshments were served in the grove. Decorations
were seen everywhere. Every house was covered
with hRgS, while two arches spaHned tile principal
points. Cannon were discharged ut the arrival OF
tho veterans. Thirteen little girls representing the
~ original States and dressed in red white and
blue, preceded the regiment
About 40 of the survivors Of the old 35th " Y
were present at their fourth Reunion, held at
Campbel's Point Sept. 4. After the transaction OF
minor business these were elected az officers /:
Pres, A. Il. Wescott Carthage; V.-Ps Thomas
NJ. Kenyon, WateTtown; n. Potter, Brownvi.le {:
NJ H. Willard, Antwerp; J. NJ. Hamlin, Water
town; d. III. Scott, Black River; Sec and Treas,
John Ward, WatertOwn. DIR. Seth French, San
ford, Fla and Deos Sapn Co. c. Macon, Mo,
Teuned wit the association for the first time. Reso-
buttons oil respect were adopted on the death Of
Newton Il. Lord the late Colonel at Santiago,
Chill, April II. The Secretary has the addresses of
about 800 survivors
OHIO.
The seventh annual meeting Of the 18Th Ohio on
Aug. Is mt London, was attended by nearly 100
members of the old regiment with their families.
The exercises took place in Toland Hail, and we 70
presided over by William z. Halliday, OF Column
bus the President Of the association. The pro-
gram consisted of an invocation by Rev. J. w Dill
Ion, an address of welcome by Mayor Johnston,
response 10y President Halliday and an address by
Capt J. X. Hamilton, Mayor Of Toledo who was
the Adlutnnt OF tile regiment. Capt. Hamilton
made n very pleasing address, in which he related
many humorous and pathetic incidents OF army
ne pertaining TO the ll3th. The meeting then all
Jourhed to the Madison House. where 8. banquet
was given to the members aud their guests The fol-
lowing officers elected for the ensuing year:
Greq., Lieut. y lfaFucntcr of nj y 7
X. Topping, Columbus; sec and Treas John w
lngrim, Mt Sterling.
One of the most socable and hugey-enjoyed Re
unions ever held in Upper Sandusisy was that of
20 h. 10Th Ohio, on Aug 20. There are 40 sur
Vivors, - OF whom were present. After most
bountifu repast several interesting and entertain
ing speeches were made By r. W Pool F. Cuneo.
q. w. smith, w. III. Kramer, Pres. J. +. Reser.
Officers chosen: Pres, J. f.. Reiser; Y.-P.. H. W.
Kramer; Sec, w. H. Cole, aud Treas, w. VI. Fern
bauEh. The next Reunion will be held ia Upper
Sandusky sept. 2, 1891, on the anniversary OF the
fall OF Atlanta
Although the rain fell heavily IN the forepart of
the day, l!tof the I2lst Ohio reported at Mt. Gill
end Mayor w +. Bruce delivered mastery
welcome address, and was responded 10 by Com
rRde .. NJ, Scott. At the business meeting, o.
trnnder o, was selected for the next Reunion, on
the third Thursday of August 1891. COmrade j.
H. Rtteuhouse was elected President for next
year. Five deaths were reported. A resolution
passed that all the members of the regiments for
ward their name and address, with 10 cents 10 the
permanent Secretary, John 5. Gill, Delaware o.
l..
Eilehd gave the regiment n grand banquet In the
hall in the evening. The Slst Ohio Joined in doing
justice to the occasion. After the banquet the Re-
union closed with grand Campfire. Mrs. ID. v.
NheTTy, of Mt. Gilead. painted from photograph
a likeness of the regimental rooster, Fighting
Dick that had marched 10 the " sea " through the
tarolnas via Washington, on the Grand River
home, and the painting was presented TO the regi-
ment.
W. r. smelIie. Secretary. 1os Water street. Cleve-
land: Reunion 4lst Ohio at Garrettsy.lle Sept. 30
and Oct. /.
Nathan Holloway. Secretary. Canton: Reunion
18th Ohio at Van Vert Sept. Is and 10 One and
one-thrd hre for both ways. Send for certificate
from Secretary.
James Haddow, Secretary. Barlow: Reunion
Both Ohio nj Barlow Oct. and 2.
j. A. Soliday. Secretary, 18th Ohio Cav. Fort
and 2.
Reunion 18th Ohio at NIiddIeport Sept. Il and IS.
o. NJ. Williams Secretary, Norwalk: Reunion
18th Ohio at Toledo Oct. 9.
PENNSYLVANIA.
W. II. Rauch. Secretary, COO North Eighth street
Philadelphia: Reunion Bucktails or Ist Rifle Regi-
ment !; H. '. C., at Weilsboro Oct l4-I6.
III. &. Miller, Secretary, Kingston; Reunion SD
Pa. at Tunkhanuock Sept IS
The Reunion Of the lat and 18th Pa and LIST and
I'd W. Va. Cav. was held At UnionIown Aug. q, and
was grand success throughout. Senator Della
mater and Secretary Of Internal Affairs Stewart
were there aud both made excellent speeches at
the fair grounds. Gen. William BlalSely, OF Pitts
burg. also made n fine address. The Reunion pa
rade took place ut { p. m. and Campfire was held
at night IN the Opera House.
The l4Sth Pa. met at the Coles House Wells
boro, Aug q. l.ieut.-Cul. James Glenn presided,
and the officers elected for the ensuing, wear were
as follows: Pres. Col. John Irwin, CuTweusville.
F.-P, Col james Glenn; See, W r johnson, Bel
levue; Treas. &. +. Barclay. SinnemRhouiuR.
was chosen as the place for the Re
union next year. In the evening the regiment held
n Campfire at the Courthouse. About 100 suryiv-
ors were present Capt. Aionzo II. Horton was
made Chairman. After Miss Cora McDuniel5 had
fecited a poem, entitled The Dying Buckt2ll'
Maj. George w Merrick delivered u very interest
ing ana accurate history OF the regiment and paid
II IA high compliment Short speeches and refui-
niscenccs were then given by Col. Glenn Mai.
DalgIeish, Lieuts. Reynolds, Hoyt and Rexford;
Capts. Warmer and Barclay.
About 100 members attended the annual Reunion
81 the l50h Pa. Bucktnil Brigade" at Mcadville,
Pa, on sept 10 The address of welcome was made
by Judge j. J. Henderson and the orator OF the day
was Rev. III. NJ. keifIcr Easton. The weather was
most uniavoruble. but the Reunion was never
thele-s grand success. In the forenoon the four
Crawford County companies organized the "Ieft
wing OF the regimental association. At noon an
elegant dinner was served by the ladies of Pfeiffer
Post 3al A feature Of the evening Campfire WAS
"a splendid banquet in Library Hall.
VERMONT.
Thirty survivors Of Co. q, 10th Vt, held an en-
loyable Reunion Aug. IS at Boston, Mass. An
given by Comrade Ingram, to spend an
evening at his home, In Wellesley, Is miles from
Boston was accepted, and while there a permanent
organization was effected, with ThOs. III. White as
President and Daniel b. Freeman 1910 Drexel
Boulevard, Chicago, as Secretary and Treasurer.
The 22d Wis. held wellattended Reunion at
Racine sept. . The city presented gala appear
auce, and many business houses were gorgeously
decorated. At a banquet held at Lakeside Rink in
the afternoon, 500 people attended. and they were
served with supper by the W.RC. Lieut. Hollis
ter, Madison, acted "a TOastmaster on account of
an injury to DIR. J. +. Coakley, which made Il i'm
possible FOR him to iii that position. The address
OF welcome was made by Mayor Weber and the
response by Lieut.. G.. T.. Buell, Lake Geneva
Toasts were responded TO by the Hon. II. A.
Cooper, Racine; Ira L. Nye. Eureka, Kan. w H.
Auburn, Ind; Theo. ID. W. Manchester
Salina, KAN VIM. II. Bright, Utica, y. Y: c. A.
Booth, Monroe; III, Reid, MoqualSeta, Iowa. Rev c.
). Bradley, Hudson, Mich. T. b. Northrop, Beloit
and others.
Wis., was held Sept. ., at the house of L. )
Alosey, near Beot. All who participated had
pleasant time. aud all voted that IL the best
Reunion ever held by them,