The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-05-21

HEADQUARTERS GRAND ARMY or rnr REPUBLIC
RUTLAND, VI. J
General Orders No. %.
II The foIIowiug-numed comrades are hereby
appointed Aids de Camp upon the stHh OF the
GonnHnder-in-Chcf,n ud vii be obeNed and re-
epcclcd accordingly. They will report 10y mnil 70
thc Adiutant General in accordance with insruc-
tions they viii receive through their respective
lndianH-Jusper Packard New Albany: J. w.
Haley Tcue Haute; c. II. Shower, Indianapolis
~. ID Mccullough, Brazil: III III, Ragour Lowell 3
Geo F lktll Fremont; Is. k. Campbell. Andersnni
ID q. Mcconnell luRauspur ny. III. Jones, Brooks
vle5 H., T. IreschmcycI4 In tayeue; James -.
Isarimer IHwfenceburg; J. W. Poddcord, Indian
npolis Frank Weldon, Fort Wayne Zach Jones,
Massaehuscttz-w. IT. Bartlett. Worcester; Jo-
Epph - shaw, lynn; James II. Wright, Natioki :
=. d Bartlett Turner's Falls Jason Mann, Mon
tsRuo.
Mi-souri-I.ouis Fischer, salem J. A. Smith,
NRrceliue: John Thomas, Hale; IL nj. simpson,
Sweet Springs Samuel X MHclRy, Mineral Point;
= O Tnmey, Jefferson City; J. IL 6onelich, Boom
sic; J. II. WhilcmHn, Cpuoiltou' Calvin A. DHy,
Kansas Guy o. u. Smith, Kansas CITY A. A,
Morton. ~. Joseph; D.. &. Brnti, BToOktield q. a.
Metiereli Bowling Green Jasper n. Baker, elm
tous Gottlieb q. Rose, Commerce. n. Matthias,
Mobcrlyi W. n. Henry, Kansas City; James n.
Brown, -. Louis; Chas UsldriughGus, 81. Louis :
THDs. =. Max well. 81. Louis
lll These Headquarters are advised that the
Sons ~ Nelemns. Numbering over 100. GOO members,
with Camps not only in nearly every State, hut
also go Canada aud even far-oh AiHska are now
nll united in one order aud under one banner. the
flag for which their fathers fought. The Com
mauder.in-C Chief therefore urges upon all Post
aud Department Commanders and all individual
comrades the duty of encouraging 10y every means
ln then power lp growth Of this young aud rising
organization As our legitimate successor, " for
no other reason ID has claims upon our attention
but ar the conservator of patriotism like that per
FHdiug comrades of 1861 10 1865, and which has
since 80 viiulized our Order, aud, trust, has
descended Co our SONS. should give ~ every
possible assistance that IL may prove one Of the
richest egnces Of tie war aud it, veterans 60 a
great and free country, Particularly should Me
mortal Day be Hn occasion FOR special recognition
CA our part of the Sons, aud they should Ice
made 60 fully understand their share la this our
annual observance. 70 that for all time 90 come
our grand principles OF Fraternity, Charity, aud
Loyalty may abide iu this Nation the guarantee Of
It's power, prosperity, aud peace.
". The Communicating thief also suggests that
Hl comrades, Posts, or Departments proposing 10
submit resolutions 10 bring other business not
in tlIe nature 81 amendments before the EucHmp-
eHcC 81 tHe FRme by sending the Adlutant- General
a cupy OF all such matter who VIII arrange the
for action. etc. but 81 course viii hold IL a.
confidential tiH brought up by the pariy Interested
lu o. EuiAr order 81 business "a lhe EnCHmpmcui,
vi Tie Commissioner of Pensions advises THE
office that all letters 81 inquiry relating 70 claims
for pcHsiun pending in tnHt Bureau, should give
the name Of the claimant aud 81 Tie soldier, hiE
company and regiment and the number Of the
claim, whether original or certificate; also the
pustufilCe address If thc writer. ln case inquiries
are made relative 10 two or more claims, separate
letters must be written in each case Much delay
~ cuHscd lu property answering inquiries made of
.iBe Pension Office because the above iacts not
given. aud comrades should take due notice and
govern Themselves accordingly.
By command Of ~, q, NEAZEY, Commaud cr-in-
Chief
,. a. GoUIDING. Adjuiant- General.