New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-22
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
VETERANS PLANS FOR EXCURSIONS.
MANY POSTS PROMISE AID. - NEEDED. IN THE
rAEoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vEToEs.

Federals and Confederates have been so aroused at
the condition OF things In various parts oi tne
country due to labor disturbances, that they nave
been constrained to remind the ofiicias tnat they
are ready for CALL II necessary, to preserve peace
and protect property Adjutant Y. r. Hendrckson'
Post No. 1884, Grand Army of the Republic, issued
a general circular to the press OF The country on
saturday. saying that 10000 Grand Army men, IN tms
city under Grand Marshal Samuel Collins, would ukc
I'D arms again II II necessary. Should thelr
services be needed I'm consequence OF an extension
Of the railroad troubles they will open recruiting
Office at No. COG Sixth avenue
The seventh annual reunion OF the National AS
ISOLATION OF Naval Veterans Will begin on September
49, at Baltimore and continue five days. The specni
train arranged for with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Will leave the station OF the Central KAN
road Of New Jersey at o a. M on september 10.
The members of Farragut Association, OF this city,
the Monitor Naval Veteran Association, OF BrooKyn
the Connecticut Naval Veteran Association, naval
Post SIG; the Central NewYork Naval Veteran Asso'
ciation, Of Amsterdam, n. V. and delegations from
a large number OF posts will on this traln snip
mates desiring full particulars should address COM
modore b. S. Osbon Chief OF Bureau OF Transports
ton, No. 81 SOutbst. Some 90 members OF Naval
Post 400 Naval Veteran Legion, and Farragut AssocF
aon OF Philadelphia, will join the train as 1t passes
through Philadelphia.
The reunion will begin on Thursday evening" Sep
TENDER 10, with n reception and banquet In one OF
tbs largest halls or opera houses in Baltimore. Tho
Naval Veteran parade will take place at 10 a. m, on
saturday September H. I'm which the state Naval
Militia Reserves Militia, Grand Army Posts, United
States sailors and marines will join In the afer'
noon OF that day 1t Is expected that there VIII be
series OF naval manOeIvres by the United States
SQUADRON OF Evolution in the harbor, ending at night
with the landing OF a storming party by electric
lights On Friday the convention VIII De IN SESSION
from a. m. until p. m, and after anIourhheh''
the delegates will have excursion down the Ches
apeake Bay on Sunday special services VIII be heid
in one two Of the largest churches In tho CITY,
Monday forenoon there will be an adjourned meet
ing OF the National delegates, and In the evening" or
Tuesday morning all hands Will proceed BY special
Baltimore and Ohio trains TO Washington to take
part in the parade Of the Grand Army OF the Repup
Iic In a later circular the exact time OF departure
OF special trains will be given. The tickets issued
for this reunion will be good for any train within
the time limited Sh'pmates TO the northward ana
east ward Of New-York arrange their departure
from home as to join 1t at New York ana go on III
the special trains. Shipmatss and Naval Veterans
living south and west OF Philadelphia desiring to ar
range for transportation should confer with Comma
dore william o. Savllle, commanding Maryland AS
ISOLATION Of Naval Veterans, Baltimore, Nd, who Will
furnish full particulars.
The second meeting OF the Harris Light CaVary
Association will be held at p. m, on August w.
at the Grand Opera House, for the purpose OF per-
fectng arrangements TO dedicate the monument OF the
ument erected by the State OF New-fork 10 tne
Second New-York, Is now in position on the batue
field Of Gettysburg, and II Is the desire that all COM
rades be present at the dedication on Monday sep
tember 10. For transportation OF veterans ana their
friends arrangements have been made with the Cen
trail Railroad OF Ncw,Jersey for special train irom
this city to Gettysburg thence TO Washington. d. C'
and return to New-York. The rate Of fare for the
round trip IS ~ IS. This train will leave Liberty
st. at 1890 p. IN. On Sunday, september To- arriving
Mt Gettysburg at 80 a. IN. This will give an oppor-
ny for all TO witness the dedicstlon 81 harrs LishI
Cavalry and other monuments ard VISIT al poh,s VI
this historic battlefield The train will leave Gettys-
burg for Washington at p. m. Tile headquarters VI
the association will be at the Eagle HOTEL where All
can be accommodated with meals and rahsportauohs
I'm garages over the battlefield Further Ihlo'mA-
ton may be obtained from Captain Martin r. hatcn'
president OF the association, No. 145 broadway. I"s
f. d. Morgan Post G. A. r. will join this excursion
The 4th New-lOrk Cavalry VIII hold re-
pn,on ot its Old headquarters the white Lot 81
Washington at n. m. september IL Mem
hers who cannot attend are requested 10 SEM ther
addresses and the company to which they Deiongo ny
postal card, TO Joseph A. Moore, NO. d" ''u''.
El.yenth-ave Mount Vernon y. Y. so new ana
comn.te roster OF the survivors be made Thosc
comrades who 10 to Washington will register on arm
val I'm n book which will BE- at headquarters
The Western Veteran furnishes the following m
formation at the request OF many so"er Ne'e'"h.'
OF the comparative records OF the CleVeidnd anu h"i'
son Administrations In reference TO pension allow
anceS, etc: 49, .... 49,.
~, n,ns,on hating papers hayc been asserting that
Cleveland signed pension bills than al inc o'her
PRESIDENT, from Lincoln 10 Arthur Here are 'ne usuies
,orn the official records Grant approved 80 ana 'etod
,hee HAYES approved 303 and vetoed nome Arthur ap'
,ov,,i 20 and vetoed These three Preiidenr
approved total OF I6l and vetoed six. Cie'sAhd APP
proyed Cos and vetoed 4l6 thus, IL VIII DC seen 'has
the records these three Presidents dsapp'oea
about one out OF tle IL has been claimed that Ce'e-
land actually vetoed over 900 pension oiis ous 1'ero
were @ number bills which could only technic~iy come
under this class Is safe 10 take the most consef
xatve view Of the situation. During Clevelands Adj
mnt.tstion there numerous private pension olis
ss,ed by Congress. Soon after Harrison was seated
disability passed which removed In great de-
greo the necessity OF many bills OF that CLASS out go
far Harrison has not found single bill demanding
veto During the past year the peculiar compeAb,h
the House toward the old soldiers has relieved the Pres
dent from either signing disappoyng pension DIS
They were mostly vetoed by Kgose and Bailey. from
March D. 1885, June 80 1888 Cev'1ands Adninistra-
ton issued pension certificates 70 the NUMBER Oh oSbfo''
at an expense The Pension Department OF VA "a ior
each certificate. Tie record for the same period during
uarrsons shows 75o0os certificates issued at an
expense OF sil 10 per certificate.
Those comrades belonging to other posts. with their
friends who may desire to avail themselves Of the
trip to Washington next month, leaving this city on
Monday night, september -, can obtain llui lnior.
nation by calling Ut the headquarters oil the ways ana
means committee, No. G6 Avenue A, at any time. Tho
Of the trip including fare both ways, with meals
and refreshments the day Of the parade cTuesday)
and sleeping accommodations during the entire week.
Is Tlo.
Joseph T. Elder. the good natured and popular
commander of J. L. Rler Post, rcioces over the ad-
dtion to his family OF bouncing boy, with an ex-
ccllent pair Of lungs. The little chap who has
brought sunshine and happiness into the cosy home
Of the elderly couple In Harlem. Is a grandson OF
veteran as both his father and grandfather fought Tor
the Union addition 10 which joe langrished for
many months In the southern prison pens at Anderson
vile and Florence.
TO OPEN THEIR NEW CLUBHOUSE.
Tho cn,pish s,,onish American and Mexican colonies