The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-08-14
NEW YORK.


4 T. H., Rome: The Central New York As4ocS-
40" ~ VIII hOid Reunion at Sylvan Beach Aug
~: inclusive. smith, of Syracuse and CON
Stahtlne OF Cauastota are the Candidate Tor ~,
Office of President Of the Associatior C,ar.-sI
smith friends Of victory AZ THAR csrC5i
uate IS Iuiy able and willing to do any duty for the
eoCu OF ths Association and the Order and he has
rather more chance than Constantine NeusbIer
lamp, ", OF Rome meets every Friday evenfo0
a'taioGgh only In the third quarter Of its life
- ShHiP u - making some Of the older ones
push Al themselves. The average attendance ia
from % TO 40 members. The Camp recentIv orOan-
iZsd aS laberg Is doing well for 40 younc, an or
sahi@etIon There Is a movements on foot 10 reor-
gnnize the Oneida Post at Oneida and throu1h ~.
earnest endeavOrs Of Capt. Fred Raylea and others
o. I'Ghe camp, It Is expected soon to muster Il
S,, &c Imp system. IL - FumOred around the
tanip-rootns that tile Post at Cauaztota will aCoD
Ds'eoihe one OF the Camp System. If IL does. the
I"st system loses lis best hold in Central New
YORK Ctnastota has the pluck Vernon Center
Iost should follow suit Of Canastota and iofn tha
lamp system. Rome boys tried 10 get the yernon
Center Camp boys TO turm but did not vvboItv M
ceed IN the endeRvOr II YOU are sensible bova
you VIII be numbered under Col AddinRton's
command. Try II and see IL il Is not better This
pubic Ia general do not know the ssrictuess win
winch the Camps are governed Here i one rrIs-
any brother OF the Sons OF Veterans u. = A
nS the name OF the Order sign for any place
sueh az a saloon, sampe-roOm biIliard-roonl or for
any business where Intoxicating liGuorsare sold
shall be expelled from the Order. and anv ns-ao,,
eligible to membership shall forfeit an i rfsrFts -,
membership by committing the foregoing ofFense %
The POST system held its National Encaraurnent in
nd at t4e
meeting there were nearly ten to one Carpp boy4
WHO went out OF curiosity to see the size Of ma
system. verify the Post il losing ifs ground and
viii soon be an order Of the past AIdst Of the
members are IN favor Of going into the Camp Qua
a lew OF the knowitali officers are making bOIb
on 10, because they will lose All honor. and h
seems, they work Tor hOuoFs only. Charles Smith
the candidate for the Office OF President Of the Cen
tFai New forS Association, was a resident OF SYRIA
etse, n \, Tor nearly Is years. He Is a very Eeal-
Gus worker for the Camp system and aivavs bas a
EoOd word Tor all. Those who know him claim a
better man cannot be found for the place. He
moved 70 the city OF Rome about july 1 here ha
taxes an active part with the sons in that eity
should ne obtain the position President the As
sociatlon VIII not regret its choice smith "a ood
dFIllmaster, and takes pride in showing OF A good
drilled company. He acted as Officer OF the Day al
Sylvan Beach IN lssy and IL Ia with pleasure RTeas
many VIII remember the manner in which be-
placed number OF outsiders in the guard house.
Tor breaking the guards. II the Association Wishes
10 prosper and gain in members, let it vote for
smith, OF Merriam Camp No. So. of Syracuse and
they are already assured OF a double mem ber-hiu
and capable officer Members Of Neusheier
camp wish to thank the GAR. for services at The
muster OF the Camp at Taberg last month
VERMONT.
This Division viii be well represented AZ ths
National Eacampment at St Joseph, George 2.
Wright. OF Burlington. having been elected Dele
ggie-at- Large %. A. Gee, Of Brandon, Delegates
A. q. Gay, OF Montpelier. Alternate-at- Large and
VI. l.. Powell, Of Richford. Alternate The New
England Delegates vii! make the journey in \
special train Of elegant private hotel cars which
viii be used Tor the entire round trip. They will
make stops at Chicago aud Niagara. and intend 20
get as much enjoyment out Of the trip as possible
Gen- Custer Camp was mustered az Great Bar
riugton July 50 with 20 members and the following
officers: Capt, J. II. Streve jr: First Lieut. Frank
StTeyei; Second Lieut.. Thomas O'Neili; Serg'h,
FRANK Cook q NJ =, Russell Dewey.