The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-31
NEW IoRK CONFEDERATE CAMP.
List of tho Officers and Confederate Veteran
Members.
New YORK BUREAU. RICHMOND TIMES,
Nvur Vopv Nov on 1901

New YORK BUREAU, RICHMOND TINES,
NEW YORK. MAY 80. 1891.
The New York Confederate Camp has pros
pered wonderfully since its formation in this
city a little over year ago. At the time
when the proposition of forming a Confeder-
ate organization in q Northern city was first
made the matter did not meet with very
much announcement even from those who
were To benefit by il. 1t was looked upon by
some of the Southern residents as an unwlse
move. Its promoters were however, content
with the little success they met with, ana CON
tinued to try and draw others into the fold,
always making II point Of showing that the
objects Of the society were worthy ones. and
that il was formed to minister 10 the wants
and needs OF worthy Confederate soldiers
and the widows and orphans of COntederates.
The result Of this perseverance has been
that the camp has now upon its roll about
two hundred members. men representative of
the best families OF the South who live III
New York.
OFFICERS OF THE CAMP.
The officers of the camp are as follows: An
drew q. Dickinson. commander. First Leuten-
ant Commander. James II. Parker; Second Lieu
tenant Commander, John j. Garnett; Third
Lieutenant Commander, William W. Flanna-
gan; Adjutant William S. Kelley; Paymaster,
Ed Owen: QUartermaster, Stephen w. Jones;
Surgeon DR.. j. II. Shorter Assistant Sur
geon, DR.. Il. G. NJ. Page Chaplain. Rev. DR..
William w. Page Counsel, j. Edward Gray
bill. William J. Hardy; Officer of the Day.
James f. Orr; Vidette, Matthew Clark Ma
tional Color Bearer Charles A. Brown; Camp
Color Bearer, II. Wayne Wilson; Executive
Committee, John K. McNulty, chairman,
Thomas A. Young, j. II. Cohen, +. G. Defon-
tame. Dr. William II. May, John +. Black,
Arthur A. Esdra.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
On its roll are found the following names of
Confederate veterans
A. g. Dickinson, General Magruder's staff;
John H. Dobbs, Tenth Georgia regiment,
stat +. G.. DE FOntalne stan, Jenkins South
Carolina brigade. +. j.. Drake, Fourth Ten
nessee regiment: J. Y. II. Ditmar, Second
Florida regiment; T.. B. D'Harrel, Thirty
third Texas cavalry; Arthur A. Esdra. Culpep-
er's battery: w. w. Flanagan, Stuarts Horse
Artillery: r. +. Freeman, Confederate States
navy; John Farley. Eufala Light Artillery;
John r. Fellows First Arkansas regiment;
D. T. Graybill, Third Georgia cavalry; II. h.
Garden, Palmetto battery O. Y. Garnett,
Wheeler's cavalry staff; John +. Black,
Twenty-thrd Louisiana regiment; W. {.
Barber. First regiment South Carolina coast
artillery of New Orleans; II. n. Burlington,
General A. 7. Hills staff; E. L. Boag. First
South Carolina regiment: q. T, Beauegard,
General Confederate States army A. r. Balm
bridge. Mosbys cavalry A. Il. Chsolm Gen
eral G. II. Beauregard's staff; W. l..
Cole. General Bragg's staff J. II. Co
hen. Confederate States navy; G. A.
Cohen, Hampton's Horse Artillery; Z.
L. Crawford. Seventh Georgia regiment
j. r. Clark. Writ Adams cavalry regiment;
w. H. Chew, Seventh Georgia regiment;
Edward Owen. Battery Washington Artillery;
l.. j. O'COnner Engineer Corps Of New Or
leans, c. S. A.; j. II. Parker; Slxty,second
Georgia Battalion Cavalry; William w. Page,
ID. d.. Pegram's Cavalry Scouts William Nj.
Polk. NJ. D., General Polks staff; h. +. Park,
Twelfth Alabama regiment; A. Poindexter
Moolfolks Battery: l.. A. Roher, jeff DAVIS
Legion: $. Calhoun Smith HamptOn's Legion
Robert Saussy JEFF Davis Legion; T. Doug
lass Walker, Third South Carolina cavalry: G.
c. Winder, Cobb's Legion; NJ. Clark, Ihir-
teenth Virginia. DR.. } HarTie Drew, Ninth
Virginia: Joseph Dempsey. Baltimore Light
Artillery W. c. Finger, Fourth Virginia cav
airy j. j. Grogan. First Maryland cavalry;
W. J. Hardy. Richmond Howitzers; DR.. 7. l..
Hull Forty seventh Virginia. DR.. G.. i. Harri-
son Twenty-fourth Virginia: Henry Harney.
First Virginia: S. w Jones, Forty sixth North
Carolina W. s. Kelley, Martins Virginia Bat
terry W. G.. Jones, Crenshaw's battery; McP.
Kennedy. General Is. L. JOhnson's stall; ). &.
Maben. First Virginia W. H. Mayer. Twelfth
Vrginia j. b. Mayo Richmond Howitzers; I.
II Martin First irginia DIR. W. II. May .Berke-
lev Border Guards; j. X. McNulty, Baltimore
Light Artillery: J. z. Orr Twelfth Virginia;
Rev. W. w. Page ID. D.. Pegrams Scouts;
Or. II. c. NJ. Page, Artillery Southwest Viz
ginia: Roger A. Pryor, Virginia Brigade. ;.
Is. Paul, Twenty-elghth Virginia; ). j.
Phillips. Ninth Virginia c. Is. Rouse,
Twelfth Virginia Cavalry: ID. p. Ramsaur,
Fourteenth North Carolina; j. G. Saunders,
Norfolk Blues G. $. Spencer. Lynchburg Ar
tillerv. Edwin Salvage, First Maryland; Joe
H. Stewart, First Maryland G. +: Thorn
burn Fiftieth Virginia w. w. Tayleure,
Twelfth Virginia. w :. Temple, Ninth Vir-
ginia: c. W. Tucker. Twelfth Virginia, Fred.
s Wilson First Maryland Cavalry; Il. Il.
Whalen Nineteenth Virginia Artillery; Thos.
A. Young. Sixth Virginia; Louis thinner,
First Virginia. John 5. Wise, Artillery staff.
OBJECT OF THE CAMP.
According to revised constitution of the
obiectis IS to perpetuate the memories
of fallen comrades to minister to the wants OF
the needy and worthy Confederate soldiers
and sailors and their widows and orphans, and
TO preserve and maintain the sentiments OF
fraternity that were born amid the pleasures,
hardships and dangers of the march. bivouac
and battlefield. Having long since buried the
animosities engendered by the war between
tho States. il IS the desire Of the camp to ex-
tend to their late adversaries in arms on every
fitting occasion cOUTteses which should char
acterize intercourse between soldiers and
dignity common citizenship. Avoiding
everything that partakes of partisanship IN
religion on politics. we shall lend our aid TO
the maintenance Of law and the preservation
of order"
Brooklyn's Observance.
BaooKLYN. N. y. May 30.-In Brooklyn the