The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-08-15

lnc present administration encountered the
i,na anS nS,rlI g'nycS III the department OF Louis
nredecessors 'pp9,pp' p,,, .nne hau trouoioo my
fnr,notio,, ,h, p '"iious sources OF IN
mo bo,io,,a ~. ae'e peen aceesslnle 10
,yhi.o ond ,a,sus s " IurBe Hlnlorly ol poth
mcnts NJ fo,tai voiiruues IN the oepart
strons IN ~ @ anu n Mlssisslppl arc
ho Tor tbo hoe, H., u.sOn - S.'Ou 'nuI ~ "oulu
~ ~ a,r ,,s, 49,, eo,o , VI ui inuiVl Vluualy' anu
rntc denartrnent In n,,t.ta,, o W Nu.e |" ser" "a
other gulf states made u -, s,,, .aV - 'ne a
NAV npply TO come into a. n,o ha,.,n, "s
concurrent jurisdIctIon y,i,h tho Iao.,,et
alrendv established IN such s,o.! as,',,,
rent in respect to the ohnrterin,, and ,nnstor-
ing of posts, but each deportment having
exclusive jurisdiction over tho nosts which Il
may receive NV best Judgment nfter ,,aor NJ
painstalling Investigation IL that n ,vou1d no
wise to confer upon nv successor tho nuthoritv
to create such A depnrtment IIo may eithor
find it necessary or think 1t best to exercise the
power conferred
Tho commander in chief oavieee that tbe nv
ecutiye oflcers refrain from indoreino unneals
for contributions for nnv nurnose bo,rcver
worthy. except those exnresslv named in tho
objects Of the order yetsrans nro ant to no
strongly influenced bv such indorsements II
is recommended that congress- he annnnled tn
to provide for tho rnnintenonce nj tbe Mount
McC,repor cottape The 6 A r. has been my
ing the expeuses because mo one else assumed
them
rbe oreunnept in favor ~ sor,,ico nersio,,
LEGISLATION has boen ,,rged vno, cororets ,y,th
ont avail but undnr tho disobiiitv ,,ensior Nm
obont one Thousand nensions nre bein,, ailo,vcd
ner dav and win he until tho 5ocl,et NJ annlico
tiors is yuhst,ntioiIy cinorod rrbo r,,rnor
who tbongbt tho hin too liheral &c rani1lv
diminishipe, ne tho oct reco,nes bo+tor ,,pdor.
stood
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M 1T, ~ asanoo ir ,t ot,
B gisnSo,o1 so,dio w.
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l'. 80, 0 a. o,' g. 5ii,t,t, Va
"P~l IN 7, VI ,'y ri'y, 49,,
80. ,',a'i i,,n a. ,,,, ,'" i,S i -,
W. ,,,,,,ar To- o,,I.t,,ot tirr, ,,,o,,,, d 80
| a. a.. =. - ~ 80 80 -, ,i,a' t., -
othor or,ari,otions ~ a., thora " nrothn.
| hosic ,1rinnirIa ~ our rrdo, yrhinb 10 IN a
senso ~ iaost roa,,ior 70 -, is tbo
| huaoJ ,,t,o,,.io y, gg,,ai,'. ~ ,no,Si,o
! criticisn, md ~, iba aro,,nd +bnt tboro
| is no disIovnltv now True mn c,ass
or section is engnged in disIovnl arts. mt ns is
we'll known there are men here and there
| throuOhout the land who adhere 10 the
pernicious doctrine that secession by q state is
| a right. and therefore resistnnce to attempted
! coercion is not dislovnltv or rebellion. The
iron heel of Andrew Jackson crushed tine first
threats OF overt action based upon this
uOo'',he tSo NE. wne" m 'n hN 60. =, Ue
ouired the scoprge of wor and rivers Of blood
to suppress it. A third EFFORT is not likely to
appear again in the south. because it is not
conceivable now the interests OF that section
tSev ore within the nn,on ant the
doctrine permeates the political literature
of the country. The seed took deep root
in the disciples OF Calhoun and others
mnS 20 nmT ~ Ms 1ua vooS eN
nistic in interest who can saw that nnotbe,
EFFORT may not be made somewhere? So long
as this danger exists, however remotely, the
work OIL 'ne o. a. H. IS ho' hhlsheu'
o,, to me IN Gesr
The foundations of future security. as the G. A,
r. 1t appeals to every loyal hand that drew a
blade or carried musket. Therefore no union
soller mas uohe MS lui. euVy as el.tz1h un.esS
rodesbin in II
In closing desire to renew the expression
of gratitude which 1 made year ago for the
great honor you conferred upon me- Having
lh1enoeu 10 wrong no one anu haVing recel'Gu zee 'iI
froT, me daannst recesses of nv Sesrt tbonl
you end God bless you.
Adit. Gen. j. II. Goulding's annual
report for the year ending July 3C
shows that there are in the order forty
five departments, with 7,4O0 posts and
89S,OG7 comrades in good standing
The sum expended in charities during
the year was 1888, 699, against S2l1,
oar the DrpyiOuS wear There
1 - ron loo4l. A., .o,,.
~
dSalhsC o'f'V III looo' vi Iic Iot"t "P
parent mem berShlp OF 49, 800, Suspcn
sions, ,delinuuencies and transfers bring
+ba n,,r,ba,, do,,,t, +o nos n67
''iT ~, - ~ W w " - ~
1he qudrIerHidSCcI Sehel"is lePol
showed the assets OF the organization
to be as follows: Cash balance on hand
81 SO4 1s. dua bv denartnnnts 81 400 A.
loss d,,o L,, do,,,,,+,,,o,,+e c1S41-. t,ol
,oa O. oaH o.. Trnitad S+o+o1 honds
,on- S,e 400 G,,o,I,ot ,.o1,,o 1r-1ool
e1e 7oo. snnrlies 60 oI1 81. to+a1 assets
40, 80 ~
WI, ~, W.
1He report oh Vie HldLV lloh uiileh
fund showed that while tins tund II
1890 amounted to S11 ,3OT So it had beer
a,,rr,ep+ad brt So97 al d,,riper the naSt
, - ne +l,is ,r,o,,p+ eooG 1G ,,os do
49,
rived as interest on tne present luha
so that the actual increase by donation
had been but Sll.75. This sum was re
,o,+ol h., +I,o e+o+o of NT;nnoso+a
~ - ..
The inspector general report atte
detailing the condition of the order say
in conclusion:
Our comrades in the stronger and NOR
prosperous departments should not be forge
: ful OF the necessities oil those IN weaker an
tess ~ t ori, . haynrer ornort,
nitv offers. I find the organization of the Won
ans Relief Corps is growing in ali department.