The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-10-13

was held at Washington, ID. c., Sept. H. over iGo
comrades were present, and on account OF this
large number (exceedng 1t is believed, that OF any
other rcsimentRl organization present during the
Encampment Maj ArcIslroy, Chairman ofthe Com
mittee on Reunions, courteously rendered the
Sheridan Tent for the of the Association. The
following officers were elected for the next year:
V.-P., Fred o. Hills, Go. c, Torrington Conn;
Sec. and Historian. d. c. Kilbourn. Litehfeld,
Conn; Asst Sec, A. P. Kirkhan, Ansonia. Conn;
Treas, Chas. w. Hinsdaie, Litchfeld Conn. The
Executive Committee will be appointed by the
President and the place Of next Reunion to be left
10 the board Of officers.
ILLINOIS.
N: II. Peters. wa,seka. H.: Reunion 10Th Ill.,
Watseka, Oct. IL and IL.
The ninth annual Reunion Of the 35th ILL., took
place at Danvle. Sept. %. The day was bright
and delightful. The comrades assembled at the
GAL X. Hall mt 10 o'clock and registered AZ ii n.
m. the boys accepted q free ride rendered them by
the Electric Street-car Company to LINCOLN Park.
where at high noon sumptuous dinner was
served TO all comrades and visitors. Then singing;
followed by roll-call, and as each one was calico
lie arose, and In most every instance MADE snort
talk. 1t was much after the style OF Methodist
class meeting. brimfull Of patriotism and love for
the old flag. Fify.seven of tho comrades answered
to their names. Col. Chandler was elected Presi.
dent, and F. NJ. Allhands, Danvile, Secretary and
Treasurer for the ensuing year. DR.. Horace Reed
pronounced the benedction. and all OF the com
rades left for their respective homes feeling that
| they were well repaid for having attended the Re
union.
The fourth annual Reunion of the 10th III. was
held at Winchester. The address OF welcome was
made in the Opera House by James A. warren.
which responded to by II. II. Mcdowell. A
number of letters from absent comrades we're read,
and among them one from President Harri-
son, who was once the commander OF the regi-
ment. The officers elected W. Pres. w. d. VIII
son, indianapolis. Ind; Vice President j. w.
Morrow, PONTIAC; Treas. JOS w. copPage Naples naples,
washington The Executive COMMITTEES was left
to the President to appoint. There was music ana
singing in plenty, and in the evening grand Camp
fire was held which was attended by the 10 mem
bers who present. The next Reunion will be
held in Indianap polls
Hatch Post Hall witnessed the opening exercises
OF the First N. J. Brigade's Reunion. Previous to
the commencement the boys sat down to good
dinner, and at its conclusion 200 men arose feeling
in excellent condition.
dress of welcome by Rev. J. w. Morris. of Tucker
ton, N. J. Hon. f. Burd Grubb, ex-Minis,er to
Spain; Dr. "; b. E. Miller. Rev; William b. Albeit,
Rev. J. w. Morris and Capt. Samuel NJ. Gani all
delivered short addresses. The election OF officers
resulted in Pres, Capt. Samuel NJ. Gaul; Vice
Presidents-First Brigade w. II. Browning; Sec.
ond, Hugh p Dooner; Third Thomas c. Harris;
Fourth, Frederick Aaronson; Tenth. Leonard w.
Seeley; Twenty-third Benjamin S. Shreeve; For
Treas, George c. Brown; Sec. w. Frank Gaul.
The newly elected President, Samuel NJ. Gaul, and
Treasurer George G. Brown were appointed a
committee to go to Gettysburg for the purpose OF
fixing up the grounds around the brigade monu-
ment at that place. They will be allowed their
fare and three days hotcl expenses and also 800
attention.
The next Reunion will be held at Trenton Sept
IA 1893. The meeting adjourned 10 meet on the
old campground, Fairflx, Va.
INDIANA.
Ira 3. Myers, Peru, Ind: Reunion ssth Ind, Peru,
Oct % and 26.
The goth Ind held most enjoyable Reunion at
Kokomo and the hospitality of the citizens of that
town fully appreciated. The tfmo was occu-
pied in renewing old friendships formed long ago,
nd in biyotiac,
and battlefield 1t IS noticeable that the comrades
are not nearly apt to recall those that involved
trials ardships and dangers, they are the bright
side of army life At the business meeting SO COM
rades responded. and theayerage age of thOsepres-
ent was 3d. At the conclusion OF the business meet
ing the regimental fraternal Chain was formed, the
Sweet BY and-By" sang, and the benedciion
pronounced by Comrade Rabbit, and the pleasant
Reunion was ended. The next meeting will be
held Peru, Ind. on the first Wednesday and
Thursday of September 1893.
Warren, Ind, WAS where the 10th annual Reunion
of the gath Ind. WAS held. On the evening Of the
first day Campfire WAS the center OF interest and
all who attended had pleasant time. There were
SO comrades present at the headquarters. The
citizens of Warren and vicinity entertained the
comrades at their homes During the entire time
the Sons of Veterans served as guides. At the
business meeting rs s1es he
absent members. The next Reunion will be held at
Alexandria. Ind, the third Wednesday in
August Officers: Pres, ID. X. Carver, Alex
andra; Sec. c. b. Porter, Landers; Asst Sec,
Capt b. B. Campbell, Anderson. vote of thanks
WAS rendered to the good citizens OF Warren for
their kindness during the stay among them.
IOWA.
We have received n roster of the 10Th Iowa, Civ
ing The com pany and address of the survivors. e.
IL Thomas Ottumwa Iowa, is the Secretary
The Sd Iowa Cav. had fine time in Birmingham.
where they held their ninth annual Reunion. The
Mayor OF the town bid them welcome, and Maj.
Stanton made eloquent response. In the even
ing tho boys enjoyed themselves immensely at
grand Cam pfre listening to speeches and tales of
tpur A "a
that IL members Ind died during the year. COM
mittee of one from each company was appointed 10
take the initintoTy steps toward compiling regi-
mental history. The committee on selecting the
next place of meeting reported that in view of the
fact that the Worlds Fair is held next year, and no
place has extended an invitation, we recommend
It's postponement until the Fall Of 1894. Their
report was adopted Resolutions of thanks
rendered the citizens of the town The election of
officers resulted follows Pres, Maj c. A. STAN
ton; V.-P VIII II. Hope; Sec, II. ID. b. Cutler,
Glenwood, Mo.
MISCELLANEOUS.
was a perfect success in every way. The meeting
held in a grove near Eskridge, and the boys
had everything their own way; Comrade !. J.
Walp Abide Camp TO the Department Com
mander, delivered the address of welcome. After
dinner A. r. Greene, Department Commander,
was introduced by Chap. Il. Shepherd, and Inc made
one of the finest addresses ever delivered in Esk-
ridge A. Il. Campbell, A. A. g., the renowned
temperance advocate was next introduced. and
In the evening w. A. Doolitle, Republican candi-
date for County Attorney, made q splendid nd
dress. after which the lads and lassies opened
dance which continued ill quite late.
A Reunion of the Third Brigade, First Division,
Twelfth Corps. was held at Washington }. Bals-
ley of the 9th Ind. was chosen Chairman and ID.
Butterield, of the I'd Mass, Secretary. The time
WAS all taken up with war "reminiscences, ETC.. and
all seemed to enjoy the first Reunion since the war.
The Pacific Soldiers Association held grand
Reunion on the shore Of the old Pacific Ocean
Peterson's Point lying between Gray's 1Iarbor and
tho ocean, in Chehnlis County. There prob
ably no other soldiers organizations in the country
like this one The name OF the Association is the
Pacific Soldiers Reunion Association, with
charter and capital stock of $4,000, divided into
1000 shares at SIS per SHARE. All soldiers and sailors
with an honorable discharge from the Govern
ment and all Sons of Veterans who are members
of a Camp in good Standing. are eligible to take
stock and be members OF this Association. They
were obliged TO be chartered to hold real estate
the State. The camp opens on the 10Th day OF
August and holds open until the lst day OF Sep
tember of each year The, officers Com, b. s.
Philbucls: s. " C., C.. Xix Robinson; j. V. c.,
NJ d. Wood; @. NJ. George w. France; Adjt,
George W. Boyington Chap. A. ii. Lackey.
Trustees: George IT, lEmmerson, j. g. Cooper.
Fred Nye George w, Slinson, Hubert Kramer.
The following members OF the famous Stewards
battery-B, 4th u. S.-rmet and rehearsed the past
at Washington. jas. Stewart. Captain, Carthage,
O.; Henry Moore, First Sergeant, 1881 North Fifth
street. Philadelphia !; John Cook. Bnger, 1923 Park
Place, Washington; Ghns.- Santmeyer, First Ser
geant, Carthage, o.; Perry Rowe Greedy, Neb;
Henry Vogle. 1881 y street southwest. Washing.
Ton; Fred Chaplin, Newport, X. IT, A. G. Hunt
Claremont, va; H. j. NIcGivern. Wheeling, ". Va.
auy Rueil ("Cnunoneer ~ Philadephia Pa: