The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-10-22
NEW JERSEY

NEW JERSEY
Al the meeting Of the lst N. y Cav. at Trenton
there We're elected: Pres, VIM. w. Embery; N.-P,-,
Gowen. q. a. Malsbury, r. Lawrence. J. o. Dunn,
A. Voorhees,, L. NJ Slate, A. l.. Mckinney, l.. j.. Post,
q. d. GrOseimire; See, VIM. Lambert; Chap, X
Lawrence; Sergeant at Arms. J. Il. Lindlcy. hher
tue mcciing dinner was served az the American
House; II were present, including ladies. Speeches
were made by a number Of the comrades.
A. Norman. PaSsaic: The survivors 81 the 81 ~.
y. Cav. Harris Iight) are earnestly requested to
meet al GAR. Hall, near Erie Depot, fas-ac. Oct.
y, ~ y. m, for the purpose OF forming perna
nent organization 10 keep alive the memories and
pcrpetuate the deeds OF this heroic cavalry regi-
ment. IL t. hoped that those who can will attend.
and after perfeciing the same decide whether we
viii meet in Washington, ID. C., in August, 1892 NJ
the time Of the meeting Of the National Eucnmp-
ment, which number Of members who are too far
from here To attend are looking forward tn. As
our Intention IL only 10 meet and organize, q -
hoped that each member viii appear va civilian
dress the only distinction asked Tor being the red
sesrf or tie worn by the grand review In 1865.
NEW YORK.
The l0sih n. Y. had enjoyable trip 10 Gettys-
burg and Antictnm recently, la company with the
l30ih N. v. Almost every year Secretary Wash
bu. of the l0Slh. il the recipient Of some remem-
brance from his cumrades. This year u was a
heavy gold Masonic ring with diamond setting.
These officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Pres, William H. Raymond, CHnRndaiguRs N.-P.,
Charles Refill Rochester; See, George III. WASH
burn, Rochester; Treas, Alfred ElwoOd. R"cles-
ter Chap, Rev. Thomas @. Grns-ie. Milwaukee.
Wis; Surg, Florendine Feasel, East Henrietta.
The 77th n. Y. vets met al Brllslon Spa The
officers Of the permanent association 81 the sur
yiyOrs are: Pres, w. H. French; N.-P., II. &. Row
land; Treas c. ID. Thurber: Sec. Il. ii. Fuller; all
OF Saratoga Springs.
Ing present. They were entertained at Greenfield
Ceuter 10y the remainder Of Go. IL. composed 81
about eight or i0men Upon their arrival at kir gs
Station they were conveyed la carriages 10 Green
hed Center, where everything was la readiness for
the occasion. An enthusiastic meeting was held.
They then marched 10 the Baptist Church, headed
by The West Milton band. Here they elected Capt.
Fitch President Of the association, aud Mr.. Harris
~ Secretary. Joseph Allen was made Treasurer.
Every company was represented. An excellent
dinner served by the ladies OF Greenfield.
Hubert w. Mealing, % Everett avenue, Sing Sing
Reunion let N. y. Eng. at Newark, N. j., Oct. I'll.
OHIO.
Al meeting Of the 18th Ohio at Athens Oct. 3.
the following members were appointed commit
tee To ascertain the present residence and postoce
addresses Of the members Of their respective COM
panies and report The same TO A. }. Learned, Ser
ReRui-AHjOr, Miihed, o.: Joshua X. Aisehart,
Co. A; George w. Wilson, Co. Is; A. J. Learned,
Co, q; William A. Young. 20. ID; Geo. w, kearns,
Go. Ei john q. Carter, Co r.; Gins. A. Cnbie. Co.
@; Robert =. King, Go. IL G. q. Cberrington, Co.
u j. q. MCElrOy. Go. *. The object II 10 prepare
by next annual Reunion a complete roster OF tie
survivors II the regiment The 18th Ohio was
organized at Athens n August and September.
1851 for three years with $50 rank aud ile and was
mustered out Oct. Q, 1865. The total enrnlmeut
was 100. or this number six officers aud - en-
listed men were killed ia battle and two officers
aud $50 enlisted men died Of disease, etc, ID 81
them ia rebel prisons; total OF 2i0 more than ii
per cent. Al least 90 per cent. Of the deaths from
all causes Of the who composed the regi-
meHi at its first organization, making more than
% per cent. Al the battle 81 Stone River out Of n
total Of less than $50 present for duty, there
seven officers aud 200 men killed and wounded, two
Of every five Every comrade will piea-e assist
IN the work Of completing the roster by promptly
sending hls address 10 the committeeman for Eis
company. II any further information f. desired
by the comrades, please correspond with a. j..
Learned Mlhcld. q.
grand Reunion was held by tic 4lst Ohio boys
at WakCman. There were 30 present. some with
their families. Gca. A. Wiley made grand speech.
The following were elected officers: PRS, w. :.
Miller; N.-P J. r. Cressinger; Sec. aud Treas, w.
u. Smellie l25 Water street. Cleveland. Comrades,
II you have subscribed Tor history Of the reg-
ment by Gen. u. = Holloway. send your subscrip-
ton AT once 10 him nt Coumbana, o, As only
enough will be published for those who have sub
scribed Price $3.50, To be paid for when published
next year. but you must subscribe II you expect 10
get "A copy. IL will be large volume Of $50 To 900
pages printed fine heavy paper la plain type,
aud bound IN cloth with leather uaek and corners.
IL you change your address nj any time. don't fail
10 noIfy tie Secretary.
Pursuant TO call by 81. II. Peters, President, the
ssh Ohio Veterans Association rcnned la Memo.
rial Hall at the National Soldiers Home. Dayton.
sept. o. The occasion was very pheasant one.
quite "a large Number 81 the boys Of The regiment
being present. and spent the day I'm MANIPULATING
ard living over days long gone 10y. The following
officers were epctcd; Pres, NJ. ". Peters N..F.,
Lieut.. Saucer; Src, J. IL. Patterson, BiufflOn I;
Treas, Henry HlldebRnd.
r. A. Mcneil Secretary, Redwood: The Reunion
Of the 3lst Ohio Ia 1892 will take place NJ Shawnee
in September, instead Of Granville, as announced.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The ninth annual Reunion OF the 76th Pa Key
stone ZUuavcs) held n the u. V. L. Hall, Pitls-
burg, Oci. D. The meeting WAS called To order 10y
the President, Capt All. Hiclt-. Who after a brief
address, declared the meeting open for business.
Tie regular form Of business followed. Capt.
Hicks reelected President, and l. W. john
Tie date GKcd for the next Reunion the sec
oud Thursday in October. TO be held nj Pitishurg.
The meeting then adjourned To Seventh Avenue
Hotel, where n magnificent banquet was served.
Aher dinner the vets Teassemhied al tile bali aud
several hours were PLEASANTLY passed talking II
over"
Tie Rush Iancerr, Of Philadelphia, had AN eH.
ceedinRly windy day for their Reunion Oct. II al
Gettysburg. Immediately after breakfast they
drove over the first day. field. aud FROM thence ia
Culp's Hll and tie National Cemetery. la ilIe
afternoon they visited the Federal lci Round Top.
HheHtteld. and tie Devils Den. Al tia, old monu-
mcut that was erected by the private subscriptions
uf the members Of the regiment the parry was
photographed. The State Memorial, standing al
Meaiss headquATtcrs was also inspected. The
officers Of te association are; Pres, Gen. Charles
l.. Bcyper; N-P., George ID. Whitcombe. Sec, A
=. Patton; Treas, WIN. }. Kramer.
w. A. GrannO. Allentown want the addresses
Of all comrades Of The l2sth Pa. who are not my
roster. There only few, but IL Is DESTROYS e
mike complete roster.
Tie Reunion Of tie I4lh Pa Cav. at Lafayett,
Hail. PittsburR. OCl. = n royal affair; rs sur
! NVors answered al Toll-call. The vets organized
ar An HssOcHtiun aud elected the following officer
/ for the ensuing year: Cob. Col. James NJ -choou
maker, Piitsburgs lieut.-COl., Lewis w. Moore
! Philadelphia; First MAJ. Thomas McCoy, Puts
\ burg; Second Mai, H. II. Breueman. Piilsburgj
Third Mai, David Is. Couter, Apollo; Chap. Rev
\ Jesse H. Core, Williamsburg. Col. ECh0nnmHk eF
/ the old commander 81 tbe lith Pa. Cav, WA,
royalty Chccrcd by the old vcl=. who responded 10
! "a pleasant address. The veterans then proceeded
/ 10 tle diuing-rootn, where dinner Of pork anc
beans was prepared. after which they proceeded q
4 the Pittsburg Exposition. Al o. m. ia banquet Il
for the gods WAS served. and 7.J0 the survivor
held "a Campfire, where spirited addresses. TtcilA
4 lions and songs rendered. That the old vet
enjoyed themselves can he surmised by tLe
| unanimous vote TO hold the next Reunion AZ ia,
same place Oct. D.