The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-11-10

MISCELLANEOUS,
We have received the report of the Proceedings Of
tho 23d Annual Reunion Of the Society of The Army
of the Potomac, held at Scranton. Pa. juno Is and
16, 1892, The book Is handsomely gotten up, and
the report covers ITO pages. Horatio g. King 575
Fulton street. Brooklyn N. Y, is the newIy-elecssd
Secretary.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
About 20 survivors of Co. Fl, 9th n. a., wendell
their way to Milford Mass, and held q Reunion.
After dinner the routine business wac taken up, the
election resulted: Pres, Capt G. W. Wilcox. MIL
ford; V.-P., J. H. Matthews Milford; Sec. Treas.
and Necrologiss, L. Dwight Darling, Keene, N. III.
Executive Committee, George G. Wilson, Winchen-
don; Marshall p. Wood. Rindge, n. H. and Henry
+. Partridge. Winchendon. A vote Of thanks was
extended the Secretary and Treasurer for past ex-
celent services. 1t voted that Com rade Elisha
Aver prepare the story of the first organization Of
the company for use in the regimental history;
that company roster be printed and placed framed,
in the 9th N. Fl. quarters at Weirs that the next
Reunion occur at Nashua, N. H., as guests of Com
rade Alfred Chase. the date to be settled by the
Executive Committee. After the business meeting
the members all attended q reception rendered by
Capt. Wilcox and wife. assisted by several MEM
beers of the Relief Corps In the evening . fine
zens of the town, including speeches, remins-
cences and songs took up the time.
NEW JERSEY.
The annual Reunion of the LIST N. J. Cav. was
rades present many bringing their wives and
children William III. Branson elected Presi-
dent; O. T. Croseimire, Newark, Secretary, and W.
II. Lambert, Treasurer. committee sp-
pointed to confer with the LIST Pa. Cavalry Aszocia
ton, Kains Bucktail Battalion, and Halls (Me)
battery, which constituted that famous old brigade
(Bayard's)-the first cavalry brigade organized In
the Army Of the Potomac-for the purpose of hav-
ing joint Reunion. Gen. Taylor, Col Hampton
Thomas, and Capt. Frue. of the LIST Pa. were pres
emit. At o'clock dinner was served at the West
Jersey Hotel, and after dinner amidst the smoke
from the cigars. speeches were INDUCED in by
many of the comrades.
NEW YORK.
The 18th Reunion of the LIST n. Y. Eng. known
in the days of the as "SerreIps Engineers"
was held I'm Sing Sing in the rooms of Morell Post.
There about IS Of the survivors present,
being accompanied by their wives and children.
The election of officers resulted follows Pres,
Gen. E. w. Serrell; v.-P's (st-largel, Maj. T. B.
Brooks, Mai G. Il. Parsons, Lieut.. w. II. Baldwin
Sec, Maj ]. G. Wambold. Newark; Treas, VIM. 8.
Cannon. Village President VIM. Clinton Mead
ton, which was replied to by Gen. Serrell. The
veterans were dned at the Croser House, and
there was an entertainment Ia Olive Opera House
In the evening. The next meeting will be held in
Patterson.
The Reunion Of tho 16lst N. Y. was held the
Fair Grounds in Bath. President Geo. NJ. Beard
called the meeting to ORDER and the roll called,
1877 answering to their names. Dinner was served
in the diningha to nearly 300. After dinner
Comrade James Faucet, President of Bath. who
Lieut.. of Co. F, delivered the address of well
come. President Beard responded in behalf Of
the visiting comrades. Short speeches were made
by Capt. j. F. Little and others. Secretary John
w. Merwin, of Eimira, was not present and his
duties were performed by Capt w. w. Lindsay.
and Clark Evans. of Susquehannn. Pa. Since the
last meeting. death has entered their ranks 10
times. The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Pres, NJ j. Wagner. CohOeton;
John Gibson, Pulteney; Sec, John w. Merwin,
Elmira; Treas, j. s. Dolson, HornellsYille. the
next Reunion will be held at COLLECTION Sept. 20,
The 7th n. Y. Fl. A. held Its annual Reunion at
Albany at the rooms of Lew G. Morris Post. The
veterans had happy time. This regiment was
recruited In Albany and out of ,S72 men who went
to the front $50 returned.
At the fifth annual Reunion Of the 143d N. Y,
held recently, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolued, That we bow in humble submission to
Horace Boughton, whose bravery, kindness, and
manly worth made him dear to every member OF
the regiment; that by way OF rememb eranee a
his last resting-place in the National Cemetery,
Arlington, Va. Dwight Divine. Peter E. Palen.
Monticello, N. Y George J. Morris, Moses Young.
NJ NJ Dodge, and Isaac JelliR were appointed .
committee to carry out the above resolution.
OHIO.
The eighth annual Reunion Of the 1s0th Ohio
was held In the Courthouse at Wanponkonette Oct.
welcome was made by the Mayor and responded
to by DIR. L. D. Bryan, which was heartily received
by all the comrades. The principal address Of the
day was made by Gen. Willard Warner, of Chatts-
nooga, Tenn. late Colonel of the regiment who
met with them for the first time. This of
asner prepared by the was
enjoyed by ALL After dinner short speeches by
comrades and reading letters from absent ones was
containing fraternal greetings from 118th Ohio. in
session at KentoD, was received, and replied to in
kind The seSs0a q Officers R1sed T ssu sd Pres
steemen; Cor. Sec, T. w. Dobbns, Lima; @. NJ.
Harvey Rumbaugh. The meeting adjourned to
meet at Lima in October. 1893.
L. L. Scott, Jacksonville. Secretary: Reunion Go.
g. 18th Ohio. Jacksonville, to-day.
The first Reunion of the 15ist Ohio was held ~
Col, oh,,oG ct ing
Foster Lima WAS elected Presidents Edmond
Wonnell. WARSAW. Secretary; Evan Evans, Column
The 33d Ohio met for their annual Reunion in
the Rink at Kingston, which was tastefully deco
rated. At 1880 p, M the boys and other citizens
assembled at the Rink and listened to the address
of welcome by Hon. Elias Moore, OF Maxwell Post.
and the reply by Capt: A. L. Wsdde. President OF
Association after which speeches were made by
Hon Samuel Llewellyn, of the 33d. and others.
Splendid vocal and instrumental music was given
by citizens and GAR. boys of Kingston. Thurs.
day morning tho association met in the basement OF
Third Presbyterian Church On motion the old
officers reelected to serve during their lives
T Wa. @ Sec f J. hurry; Cor. sec n Pendum,
Chillicothe; Treas, l. Terry. The Committee APP
pointed at last Reunion to visit Chiekamauga and
select position for q monument made a lengthy
report, which was unanimously accepted. The
committee reported disagreement with Col.
Kellogg as to position. Piketon o., was selected
a. the place for next Reunion. the date to be fixed
by the officers. At 2;30 p. m. the organisation
formed line and with the Kingston Post and 4.
of p marched through the principal streets AT
6 D. M they assembled at the Rink. where the
good ladies of the village and vicinity had pepared
a sumptuous banquet for all old soldiers
PENNSYLVANIA.
The eighth Reunion of the 10th Pa was held al
Bedford ON Oct. 20, 81 with the Vice-Presdens In
tho chair. Tho meeting was opened with prayer
by Rev. Gearhart. followed with an Introductory
address by Sheriff Price Music by the Buffalo
Mills Band; address of welcome by r. ID. MeNa-
mara. which was patriotic and heartily appauded;
responded to by Comrade Clark; music next IN
order. The election of officers for the ensuing year
resulted as follows: Pres, VIM Tetwiler; Y:-P's,
s. Boyer, ]. Donnaiiy, A. Hall; Sec. and Treas,
VIM. Splitter MeAlistervle. Executive Commit
tee, J. Donnally. VIM. Couch. j. Miller, l. Copeiin,
d. Price. After music the assembly adjourned, TO
| meet at o'clock p. M, to hold Campfire. The
opening address by Comrade Price, after
which tho Secretarys report was read and accept
ed. Tho next annual Reunion will take place at
Huntington on the third Tuesday in October. 1893.
Music, followed by speeches from Judge Longaere
]. NJ. Reynolds s. Kephart VIM. Tetwiler. ID. r
Stewart. and lastly but not the least. Wm o. smith,
| Of the Everett Press. called upon, and re-
sponded in short address, In which he spoke in the
highest terms OF the old soldiers, and despairingy
| denounced those unpAtriotic wretches who speak
| Of them as paupers aud pension bummers. Being