The National tribune., 1891-12-31

Post viii visit Washington Eucampmeni week. and
will also bc cHtcrtaiHed two dave by Gen. Took
Post, OF Marristown Pa. on their way.
Charles Beck Post, sc. CHmhridge-Com.. Charles
sengrnve; > v. g., NJ. g. Bcade; J. V. q, y: r.
Woodbury. q, NJ, w. n. Eyoelh; Surg, Matthew
Flax; o. ID. Dexter Jewett; Chap, Joseph MOodi
O. O., T.. u. Garfield.
MICHIGAN
Wndsworth Post and Corps. Of Lawrence, gave
one Of tile most enjoyable Camplres and terrain
mcnts the other night ever held in the city. The
large rink was crowded with the best ciiZens
Adi't-tien. X. W. Moves Hon. d. y. Heckert, Rev.
y. A. Bates, aud w. n. Roberts. of Paw Paw. were
present aud made speeches. Some Of the best local
talent helped 10 make the Campfire a success.
MINNESOTA
On Dec 10 the GA. r. Posts Of Duluth held their
regular meeting, which well attended, there
evening was spent Ia "reminiscences speecl.s, reel
tHtioHs. Among those present were: &. ID. Par
krr, OF st. Paul, Department Commander; A.
BRrt0, Of Sauk Center, Past Department Com
nauder; L. NJ Lange. OF Marshall, Senior Vice
Department Commander; II. N. Ieaveas, q FaTi-
hanli, Assistant Quartermaster-G General; Joe L.
Brigham, OF ~. Paul. Assistant Adjutnnt General;
James Compton, of ~. Paul. Past Department
Commander; TheO Sander, Of 81. Paul. and G. w.
Fisher, Of ST. Paul There were also present p
visitors from West Superior, accompanied 10y
W. b. Boron Post. Observation-Disclosures II. Robin
son, Both Mass was elected Commander he having
served three terms In same Office la This Post. A.
r. Morrill, ~ the Navy, having served two terms,
retiring, leaves the Post in excellent condition
:. v. G., H.NHn Buren,; J.N. G., q. liommel; q. NJ,
A. Roberts; Chap. j. ID. Burl; Surg, >. B Zoe
o. d., ;. Reynolds o. O., }. Munger.
MISSOURI
George r. smith Post So Sedalia-Com., J. w.
TuEel; = ". O., Dan Grow; J. v. g., A. FarnhRm;
Chap, John llol-man; q. NJ, James A. Capen;
% ID, Ira i. Bronsoni Surg, }. w. Trader; o. Co.
w Il. T.. Wallace Post. I77. Moundvile-oom..
A, Hubbs; - v. C., ID. w. Low; J. " c.. II. Davis;
q NJ 4. Phillips Surg, Theo Rimbyi Chap, NJ.
Pointer o. ID. DIG. Farmer. o. O.. w III. III.
Francis.
NEW YORK.
The Department Commander announces that the
26th ANNUAL Eucampmaut 81 this Department viii
be held la the city of Buffalo March and 10, 1892.
Department Headquarters will he established at
tile lruquus during the EucanpmenL Rates OF
railroad fare aud at tie different hotels, will be
published la subsequent order.
Thefollowing are announced TO be Aids-de- Camp
on the staff of the Department Commander: ChRs.
II. Liscom, Post GOO: Thomas C. Townsend 303;
AbrHm III. Tampkins, 60; George DenElehart, 26ii
Charles = Kennedy, 1872 u. J.. Flynn, 5l6i j. ID.
McllwRin, 6l2 Ford C. Miles $50; y. w. Loveioy,
IS; ID. ID. L. McCullnch, 8. The appointment OF
Comrade Samuel r. Newell, 81 Post &c. Rs Abide
Camp on the staff Of the Department Commander
is revoked
lutons 10 the effect that ina-much as 1t seems
right aud proper that we in some manner manifest
our disapproyal Of the conduct Of those comrades
who, while wearing the Grand Army badge,
marched In ranks where the Confederate flag
carried; therefore. we fully concur IN the seHti-
ments Of the Commander in- Chief as expressed In
General Order No 4, aud we believe such nets 10
be reasonable aud H violation OF the principles OF
your Order, and therefore unbecoming a Grand
Army man."
The candidacy Of Joseph w. Kay for Commander
OF the Department OF New York has creHted quite
a stir among the 30 Posts IN Kings County. His
name will be presented 90 the annual Enoamp-
ment' which will be held in February, 1892, in
Buffalo.
Junior Vice Department Commander Dubey has
nearly completed his visiting 10 every Post "a his
b90 az h"nker-, Post 266 M Middletown, aud Post
l7S Ht HHyerstTRw. Al eRch there was an impress
i've muster Of recruits, aud Dubcy's reception
spontannou~ and hearty. lie has already Travelled
over 5000 miles
G. l. Pierce Post. $50, Forcstyille-Com.. A. C.
Cook; - v. c., &. Hart; j. v. O.. Thos scott; q.
H. u. y. Bronson; Chap. John Elder; o. ID. ROYAL
HRncock; q. g., w, H. Little; Surg. David White.
John McConihe Post, Isi, Tr0y-Com., A. ID.
McConhei :; v. G., Robert Kernaghnn; J. V. c..
John Lust; q. NJ, Timothy j. Corcoran; Surg,
George Benzie; Chap, John A. Blair; o. d. Joseph
H. Conway .. g., Matthew Auer.
OHIO
Baxter Post. 28s. Lyons-Com., c. Carroll; s. v.
c. }. Barrett , Y. G., b. WEIGH; Chap. NJ. Rob-
sou; q NJ y A. Slater; SURG w. Illness o. d.,
A. NJ. Halls o. O.. d. Joues.
Ed. =. Owen Post ManhaltRn-Com., 6. X Hast
ings :. " G, James Mays; ,. V. C., Il. O. Chat
field; Chap, J. d. Lewis: O. NJ, J. NJ BAnman;
o. d., }. }. Lynd; Q. O., J. c. Branam.
PENNSYLVANIA
Yeagcr Post. ~ Department OF Pennsylvania
on Dec. 10, arrived at very important era ga It's
hi-tory-the 25th anniversary Of lie organization.
The Post celebrated IL Ia their hail. aud the Occa-
sion was one Of great pleasure. The hail WAS
beautifully decorated with flags, bunting aud
flowers, and the audience, which consisted Of mem
bers Of tie two Allentown Posts, 10 aud ~, with
their wives aud lady friends members 81 the Sons
Of Veterans, aud number of visitors from nearby
places, more than filed the room. The exercises
opened with music and prayer, Addresses. in
terspersed with music aud singing by the Hawk
Brothers quartet, were made by w. A. GorAufo
master OF ceremonies J. }. Snyder, Hon. III.
w. Allison, Comrade Samuel BObst OF Post lG;
q, w. Reeder, OF Post Cd and Comrades Haas
Mank and Madison, Of Post 81. A brief history Of
tie Post was read, showing that Tie Post j. ia
J. Evans :. ". C., w. T. Reichard; J. v. O. L.
SpecheTi Chap. w. u. Baker; q. NJ. W. A.
GOranfO; o. VIM Heilman; q. g.. u. }. John.
son Council Of Administration. A. ~ Wolf
Sergt Peifier Post. 33l, MeHdville-Com. #. l.
Flood :. " G., i. III. Apple J. v. C., Charles q.
West q. NJ, George : shatIuok; surg. T. Is.
o. d., H. G. Strauss; O. g.. w. ID. West; q. NJ g.
=. A. stem; >. NJ G. n. Kecl.
George III. COvDde Post. ll2, KnOT-C0m., y. NJ.
Bethune; =. v. g., ~. Jolly; ]. v. g., d. Barnett;
Surg. ID. n. Gates; Chap j. H. Hotaiing; q. NJ,
J. nj. Smith; o. d.. John White; .. O., b. r. Keck
Adjt, nj. Il. Hess
RHODE ISLAND
Al a meeting OF the Council OF AdmiuIs,ra.
ton, held at Department Headquarters Dec. z
1891, Il was voted TO hold the next Eucampment Ia
Providence. The 18Th Department Eucampment
will be convened Jan. 90 1892 AT 10 O'Clock a. m
in Music Hall, 216 Westminster street. Providence
for the election 81 Department officers and the
transaction u such other business Rs may come
properly before Il. The Council 81 Administration
will meet on Monday evening, Jan. Is at 7:3O
O'Clock, at Department HcAdQuarters for the Dur-
pose Of examining the bOOks Of the Assistant
QuartermRster-6eneralh aud A. A. General and for
the transaction Of any other business that may
come before II. Tie Commander Of Prescott Post
i, will detail Officer 81 the Day nn Officer Of
the Guard, and 10 Beutlnels for duty during tie
EncampueHt. This detail will report at y O'clock
a. IN. 10 the A. A.-Beueral for instructions Post
Commanders are requested 90 report early on the
day 81 tie Encampment 10 tue A. A. General, aud
procure badges for their Delegates, which viii I'D.
init them 10 seats in tile Encampmcnt The De
liartmenl Commander invites each aud every conn
rude within the Department 20 attend the En-
campmeuti they will be admitted 10 Tie galleries
by giving the National c0uuiersign
The Department Commander aud staff attended
Memorial services with Tower Post, ~ at Paw
tHCkcl Tuesday evening, Dec. 20
l5y "a vote Of the Council Of Administration a.
grand reception aud Campfire will be rendered TO
out CommRndeT-in-thici aud comrade John
Palmer. lhe day aud evening of PEEL q 1902 ou
the occasion 81 his visit 20 lhis DepHrtmeut Tie
Department Commander desires at THE Time 90 call
attention 10 General Orders No. A. from National
Headquarters, aud 10 shy That tile aeutimeuts ex.
pressed therein are fully Endorsed aud meet his
hearty approval aud lac trusts that every cotnrade
VIII ON the OCCASION u tie Campfire lie present
aud show our COMMANDMENTS Chief that lie Same
patriotic feeling ~ iu their hearts, aud that thel
love for the old Tag, aud the only one we reoog-
nze, is not dead, neither doth Ii hlunber II In
proposed 20 liRhtthe campfire al an early hour la
order that u may be closed in time 10 Kermit out
Oitowu comrades aud their friends 10 return home
by late trains. Posts ana oUmradcs who desire
may invite friends aud by furnishing them with a
ticket aud sending their addresses 10 tie A. A.