New-York tribune., 1891-05-25

force are veterans Of the war These inciuas yue
superintendent two Inspectors four sobt ser
geants twenty rou9dsmen i29 psr0'yl phs volnoteer
twenty four doOrmen, who served N tns tSase are
snperncndent Murray, inspectors Byrnes and Conlip
Surgeons s. g.. Cook, George stenert Be1Jar,rI r,rIa,re
RSSe5 Sn IS RTaan H. Theron 9apS%S 8 Copeland Moses W
wright Joseph D. Eskins, Donald Grant Henry IT,, ~
Hooker Thomas Reilly Ebert rcS o. wsshbnsn sn petec
tive sergeants Charles Rusl Robert McNaught Csres
ooopnor sergeants Thomas pS rsrcT wr@ BIse pea1
James Donovan, John Dunn james Fltzgerald, JaMy'
Fuller James r roo Say1ST %am SsO' Krener eS
Mcmillan, Patrick oates, George G. Osborn Patrick
H. Pickett Charles IL Relnisc william a: Esye Wsiin
L. Thompson Watson Vredenburgh, Robert j. Wallace;
John weleand, Jacob welsing and Roundsmen Emil
bell. Martin F. Conin John V. B. Corey Patrick +
Doyle, John W. Folk. Enoch A. GoodeIl, John w;
Uaggerty, William Hickey George Il. HulSe, clement
Mcguire. James F. Sally Frederick rrotz, Chaqncey
D. Terry. Orlando wiidey, George D. wiseburn.
The last report Of the aduant Of the vermont
in THAI state has fifty camps and l,4oo members III
The twenty seventh annual reunion Of the le5th
Regiment NcYork Veteran Volunteers will take place
in the armory at Syracuse on Thursday, June H. Qd
soldiers and their families invited. Major II w
Clarke in the invitation he has sent out, says Don't
stay away account OF bad weather, as there VIII
Be SsmS%Ss S%ps Persc :? yf' aS "S Martin
Lawler Jerry Gross and ]. r. Birdlebough compose
the Executive Committee.
Department Commander Freeman IN recent circu
lar letter makes a timely reference 70 the dnd OF
newspapers which veterans OF the and their fam
lilies and friends ought 10 buv and read. He gives MS
comrades OF the a. A. r. this excellent ana patrouc
advice: "At the present day many Of the editors OF
Our leading newspapers are not at all In sympathy
with the soldiers and sailors who fought 10 preserve the
Union and 70 glory In holding mp TO public scorn
and ylfcatOn all veterans and the rights thcy are en-
titled to demand for this many OF the rising
generation who since the war have arrived at the
wears Of discretion are educated 10 mistaken ideas con
cernng the results accomplished by the war. and the
volunteer armies and navy OF the Republic. As fra
Army should be particular 10 give our support
only such journals as advocate the interests OF the
veterans and in whose columns we find sentiments IN
harmony with the principles and teachings OF our
order"
CommanderJn Chief veazey has issued his orders
for the convening Of the twenty fifth National En-
campment AZ Detroit on Wednesday. August g. and
has fixed Tuesday. August a, for the usual parade
which ushcrs In the encampment Each department
will constitute division in the parade, under the
command of the department commander ranking
officer present. The COmmanherin- Chief requests
department commanders to report to him before July
| the number Of comrades they expect 10 have in line
Comrade James T. Sterling. A. d. c., Is secretary Of
the Committee on Accommodations. and may be ad
wishing quarters whether for individuals Organza-
tIons The Commander-in Chief suggests that speedy
application he made so 10 avoid possible disap
pointment, which may n delayed 10 time
the date named above after all the desirable locations
secured.
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