The National tribune., 1891-11-26

throughout Tic State Inlro Endorses The late order
of Gen. Palmer relative 60 the rebe flag IL Ap
proves that Gilbert Constant Of Post 20 n dlshon-
ornbiy dismissed aud discharged from the GAh
| Ira :. Reynolds, of Post s2l, Is suspended from
membership la the q. AR aud frorn all the rights
aud privileges for the period ofriI months The fol-
lowing are hereby announced To be Aids-de1hm
on the sInii Of tle Department Commander Jo-
| scph II. ludiam. Post 400 Charles Lapprair, 1929
/ Francis Mccarthy, ~; Hugo Schrowang, IL;
/ Josiah NJ Thompson. 23s; w ", Mum, 49, a. k
| Abhufi. NJ. j. 30; Andrew J. O'Counur, 90; Thos.
] j. Galway, 80; stephen Farmer. 2Hi Samuel T.
/ Newell 30; d. G. AlbuHus.
! William b Tibhil- Post, l42 Troy, has nominated
/ the following officers for 1872 '93; Com, Charles
4 3D. Clark David Dyer, H. n. Pierce. H. Waterman,
/ James NJ. Suyder, n. l.ynders; for :. " c. Nc
/ kcnzic Lowe Pcltit. Parker I'ahi. Pike; for J.N.
! 9. spicer Nelsnn, StranahaU, Dabcll, Lowe for
Chap, George =. LawtUn; for Surg. FrinE, bossR,
! WIN. Smith, Nelson; for q. D., Hoffman, Bough-
ton, Kirkpatrick, Lowe, PaNfcr, Dyer; for o. g.,
llahel, Downing Waterman, Hancock. Petit,
William Fitzpatrick, Spicer, Snudc, Ro-sa, Hon.
man. Lowe Weiss; for Council of Administration,
Clark, Pierce, lRwton, Mckenzie, Bonghton'
Lowe
Il. ~ Irons, Hartwick: new birth occurred In
the Department Nov. 70 by the mu-tcr in OF H.
Dnro Post, 653 The Post was mustered by Com
rnde Jancs n Vosburg, ~ Laurcus. Alter mus,
ter nnd installation 81 the pro tempore oicefs All
! repaired TO the residence 81 Cumrade J.. w MUIR
! dock, where "a buuntiful rcpRst awaited us. After
this army songs aud exploits az long ago were
the order until a late hour Officers pro tempore:
Com. Lester W. Murdocl: $ V. &, Wm. Blsnch-
ard J. v. g. Samuel Drew; Adj't, JAS. Simondsi
9. NJ CIV Mnrdock; Chap, rhos jerks; surg
-
NETT NJ Irons; o. c., Cornelius Bird.
Grand Army men aud all who are interested IN
the Order viii regret 20 learn that Col. Charles
Nick. Lcuser has declined TO accept re clcci2n ns
Commander ~ Noah l.. Eurnham Post, s5s ia
which capacity be has so long and faithfully
/ served ID rs gratifying TO know that Comrade
| john J. Finn, who has zealOu=iy seconded Com
/ mandcr Lcusei's efforts 60 place FRmhRn Post IN
| the Trout rank Of veteran organizations ln thls
! CITY, aud has occupied the chair Of Senior Vice
Commander during Col. Leoscr's administration,
| viii Ice his successor.
kotes Post. 81, New York. Is already making
preparations Tor grind celebration Of It's 25lh hn.
/ niycrsary june ~. Past Quariermaster- General
Ihcodore Feidstein Is Chairman Of the Committee
OF Arrangements, aud with the aid of is associates
/ Comrades BHlscr, KrHus, Noga. Gcrlach Schmidt,
i kloeber, Hey, Best, aud krYser, will make Il "A
| red-lettcr day Ia the Post's history.
Cameron Post. 70, New York will hold Camp
IRE and hop at Turn Hall Dec. 2 for the benefit OF
the relief fund.
PENNSYLVANIA
/ The silver anniversary Of Gen T. ID. Baker Post
| g. Philadelphia, wns celebrated Nov. ~. Among
/ prominent members 81 the Order present were
/ Past COMMANDMENTS Chief louis Wagner, Past De-
/ nRrtment Commander Thomas J. stewart, Asst
/ hdit-Gen. Samuel y. Town, Past Asst AdJt-Ge
/ james Mccormick, Past Asst Q--M-t5en. William
). Maokey aud Col. Max hinsiein. Gen. wagner
the rs years history Of the Post aud Of the Order
in general. There were musical selections by the
i Covenant Juvenile Orchestra the Amphion Male
/ Quartet, nnd others.
POTOMAC
Last week u. 5. Grant Post. u, Of Washington.
! received the department Commander aud staff,
/ with u fine attendance Of Post Commanders and
visiting comrades. The addresses were brief owing
10 the latencss Of the hour Of arrival but all were
| received with enthusiasm. An important item OF
the proceedings was the passage 81 set Of resou-
/ lions presented by Comrade W. u. Horton which
referred 10 the recent order 81 the ConmRnder-in.
| Chief relative 10 the display OF rebel flags aud
| warmly Endorsed a.
The annual visitation Of Phil Sheridan Post, H.
OF Washington, by Department officers, took place
last week, full turnout 81 the comrades greeted
the visitors Patriotic speeches delivered by
Commander Pipes, Nicr-COmmRnder DnsmoTe
Adlt-Gen. Church, Q. N. Gen, Anderson, Com.
| rades Purman, York, Berger aud Sperry, Of
! the official staff aud by Commanders LOthrOp,
| Frishie, Butcher, Pomeroy aud Turner; also by
COmrade Charles Hanback,. Of Post 2 Department
Commander Pipes rendered his hearty congratula-
| tOus 10 tie Post upon it, remarkable growth it
! having n little more than year attained a stand.
ing aud Influence 10 the Department not exceeded
! by many 81 the older Posts. mud showing the
largest increase In membership during the year 81
! any in tle Department. The flag order" ~ Gen.
I Palmer read, aud resolutions were INTRODUCED
! by Comrades Pierce, Emery and Robh, and uuan-
| imously adopted, Endorsing every liue OF u, aud
| rendering the COMMUNICATING the sincere
| thanks Of the Post Tor his timely action.
RHODE ISLAND
] The Department Commander s. pleased with the
/ spirit which seems 10 be manifested among the
comrndes 80 regard 10 tie next National Encamp-
ment aud lac b. DESTROYS that every Poet shall be rep
resented la the parade on Mat occasion lie there
4 fore urges upon the comrades In ths Department
10 work enrnestly aud diligently 10 increase their
numbers aud 10 create such enthusiasm thRt Rhode
/ Island may have nj least one thousand n not more
4 comrades 10 the parade on That day. let Rhode
| Island he SECOND 90 none In numerical strength
and general appearance.
TENNESSEE
THE Department Commander announces the
res snHtiun 81 q. J.. Camp, Of James A. Garfield
Post, % from the position u Aid-de-CRmp on the
! Department stan. Conirnde Camp has been the
efficient Adjuiaui Of Ibis Post. but has taken an
4 honorable discharge and removed 20 the Depart
mcnt Of Washington. lie carries with him the
good wishes Of tIc Department and s commended
/ To the comrades Of the Far West
The Department Commander desires 10 urge
npon tlie comrHdes 81 tie various P0sis within his
jurisdiction the great hcnefts 70 accrue o. them by
the establishment 81 Corps 81 the " R.C. and Of
| Camps ~ tie Sous 81 Veterans. For Information
a. to tie formation ~ CORPS - the W.RC, write
60 Mrs. Blanca J.. Muller. President, Chattano0
Tenn, or 10 Mrs. J. ~. = Case. Secretary ~ Tie
Provisional Department W.R.C.. 5O7 East Fifth
street, Chattanooga. Aud f0r information a. 20
the formation 81 Camps 81 The sons 81 Veterans,
write to ". r. Cooper. Colonel, or TO John W Con-
ner AdlutHut OF She Division 81 Alabama aud Ten
nes~ce, IONS 81 Veterans, u. s. A., KnoEvi e.
WISCONSIN
mand Of w ~. Cpham, Department Coiuulan der
says: COmFade John u. Potter a member of Unity
Post. 2l7, served three years ia n New York regi-
ment, hHd is now but a. years IL age. lie came
into the floods in Clark County 10 years ago, had
parily cleared small farm, has wife aud Eve
children. the oldest l3 wears Of are Nearly two
years "A cancer appeared on the left side ~ his
face. Everything. farm and al. has gone Tor doc
toriuR y, ard physicians now pronounce IL incur
the pooIh0use, or we must help him. No one can
care for linn during bis few remaining days so
well ~ his wife. Permission s. given hs Post TO
solicit help from the Department Of Wisconsin.
individuals and Posts may send contributions to
y. G. Ransom AdjuinIt Unity, Wis The Depart
meHt Commander guarantees that every dollar " IN
be sscredy appropriated 10 tlis most worthy
/ charity.
Jacob II. Valentine. Montello; write 10 lot you
know that ". y. Walker Post. o. j. stiIl alive aud
in n flour .hhing condition, with some 40 memlJerz
I j. III. Valentine. Commander aud NJ O. Ellison.
AdIWHut, We also have w. ID. Walker w re.
ll3 with some 80 members MR.. Kate Barry, Presi-
deut, and Mn &cilie Dodge, Secretary. The Cora
gave dance aud supper ON the evening 81 tie
Ill., and cleared come SIS. The Corps IL "A great
help u the Post. Al our Post meeting last Friday
night our Chaplain, J.. = wilkins read the ao.
count 81 the plucky itlle Ho0sier schoolmistress
who raj cd te Stars Aud Stripes over her school,
hOusr, aud, AFTER % wac torn down by some low
lived scouHdrcls went a. town. procured another.
also a Winchester, raised the lsg and said II need
Z be she would protect ~ with her life The Post
gave Der three rOusing chscrB II she could have
heard them tiiuk b would have given her more
courage, n that were p0ssibe 10 defend Old Glory
against MI the C0pperbeads IN Indiana.
FROM THE BAY STATE.