Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-16
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Happy NaiEEi,nG Of Fourth Deln,
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Fourth Regiment Delaware Volunteer Al
socinticn held IS fifth reunion Tluraiav n
brhndyWlne Springs.
Accompanied BY Mearns' Correct Band
the association raachad the Springs az IL 30
Z. m. and at once began business session
IN pavilion.
Ia the ah4aace o. Colonel GrImsnaw. who
Was president, Hoses b. Gist was cail9i
upon TO preside. Il. o. JGif3ris served AZ
aeeretary and to roll call about rs mem.
Ders Responded,
A "a Interesting address Daniel Green
related "Reminiscences Of the late war,
COLONEL Gfl.nshaw arrived abolt noon
b4t, act Testing well, did not remain long,
For the ensuing year the following IN .
GERS were e.aeted: Pr sidsat. Moses IL Il
G.s OF this. city; Vice presidents, W. III.
bro41,i@ay Of Safrna, John W. Arrastrong
! q E1dyst9pe, ". Il. Plest, Jolet,h Il
| Wheeler, y. a. Finiev AMI John FERGUSON
| OF this city. u II. Gregg and II. Ii. Uhal.
iishser q tntlaiel2hia, II. Il. Williams OF
alatsh9lltoh and Dsniel Green Of Newport:
/ this city,
caA44al GrimsHGw delivered brief nd.
| ores an1 nj IL O'clock recess was taken.
D9ilAs tseA 5lansc was lad NJ BrAa IL.
vino Springs Aotsl and M Eour vas given
% hEoManhdtns and eoGiabisitg.
Nilnil1tbI'a - arriving soon after 4
| o'paaa iaatsta.i tho at.sadln to A65nt
wv me nftaraGon arrivals ware idat
E!htl2Ei-a s35rtags STATION aud escorted
p tiis partition oy rle bnnd. The rauai0J
proper tlen Last.n,
Attef la,lNie 81 10 band tho Rev. II. o.
Jonas q QdsFa, delivered an eAterraining
.'u1rres. lilo $1,000 commentators OF ygIuii-
tssr sold!est Jil, n4td tn5y were tbs strong
ARA which su@sigcd the rebellion, C9n.
Siderable Of tle address WIS var uemt6i5
cehees ana references to the strong frIe..d.
tllps formed during tho war. He camon.
heat ~ Iae BsiatAfe reEim ants and con
sLa,ulG.Hl We fourth Delaware on having
luAfchel rom Cold HGrp1r 70 Appomnttoy.
&Ae ranks ara growing thinner, b. Ill
ana ha UAs glad the epEata4 as rad net IL
IeKlAdie MIR patriotism 10 aoEului,nr
'le expressed tire hoea that they would
ihEe many more reGiiilua on earth aud
III sist ~ i1st they Wnnld heya biased re-.
uhi0l On tha camping stGnlag above,
Folo Zig R1o.ber mu Ical ae,s elton
9p93pa bahg feaG q letter from tho Heg, L.
Y. Barrett, wEo regretted his iaa1l!ity 10 b
present = -
Ih5 Roy. ADAM Stengls, the next speaker,
ae..Ysse1 itlrrln8 address, alludllg to the |
JOYOUS and sorEo8lal emotions which the
reunion ilspiradand mentioning trs obiset
john Ill 8a Of Chester, who WAS a uipna.
ger 81 hattery H., YHalMh New YORK ArtIl. |
iefy, related rentnisGsnccg Of the war and |
lauded the Fourth Ds.ANare
COLONEL dAcallister said he rejoiced thai |
80 many Tere spared to mlnglo again. and |
no borrowed Tor those who arc gone, me |
soldiers Of tha Eastern Shore regiments |
AID OF the Iirat Delaware, he said. saved |
DsiaWare and Maryland from iolninp fine |
coAl adaracy. The records, hs declared IN /
conclusion, do not contain a case Of /
eoWAriice against a DelaHate Boldisr.
Durlng the delivery OF the speeches n
eollectioa OF $40 was taken to holn detrav
expenses Incurred by tho reunion.
resolutions IN memory OF Alexander
Bellew OF Company | were adoptsd and !
minute OF the death OF Daniel il. johnson
OF Company q was ordered
me reunion concluded al 5I5 o'olack
and Gftcr IA hour Of sociabllity the pather,
ing dispersed A pleasant time was dad,
10 October OF next year. -" Pot'