The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-07-26
]. 0. Waddell, Atlanta, Ga.
j. +. billiard, Crawford. Ga

J: F. billiard, Crawford. Ga.
Howell Cobb corporal.
r. X. Pridgeon, sergeant.
A. 3. G. Dorsey. quartermaster sergeant.
4 9.s j. Jennings M1d,ams Athens tht1asso Ga
r. w. PiNman, Athens.
Robert Dicken, McNutt Oconee county.
.. L. Edwards, Covington.
f. G. Kinnebrew, Athens.
J. Il. Hale wintervile.
G. B. Atkisson, Winterv1lle.
Lee NJ. Lyle Middleton.
6 Gor p aod b Fl CUP PA Athens EN-
w. j. Jennings Bethlehem. go
James j. Jennings, Watkinsville.
w. S. Barrett, la, Madison county, Geor'
Il. A. Robertton, Atlanta.
d. j. Matthews, Bascobel.
W. A. Hemphil, Atlanta.
r. ". Sage, Atlanta.
7. F. Hudson, Athens.
+. NJ. Doster BascObel
J. Il. Bradberry, Athens -,
J. w. Bradberry. Watkinsville.
Jesse Gam, Athens.
II. $. Richards, Athens.
Corporal J. ID. Thomas, Rome.
John Lilly, Athens.
Thomas Jones, Athens.
Georg. w. Moon Athens.
Isaac Vincent, Athens
Obadia Vincent, Athens
j. W. Ledbetter -.
G. J. Oliver Atlanta.
A. W. Reese, Macon.
+. w. Porter Athens.
J. NJ. Barry. Athens
II. S. Richards. Athens.
Bob Flournoy, Athens.
d. d. Blackman, Atlanta.
G. w. Simmons, McNutt Oconee county.
j. f. Pittman. Athens
Messrs. Waddel, Jennings, DR.. Newton
and j. f. billiard were appointed to perfect
the roll call of all who enlisted III the com
pany 1t is proper to state that during the
four years 56S names were on the conpa-
ny's roll
The time and place for holding the next
reunion was left to Captain Carlton, Lieu
tenant Notes and Sergeant j. Il. billiard,
who were also elected an executive commit
tee. Messrs. A. Il. Pope, Carlton and the
secretary were appointed committee on
bylaws Captain H. III. Carlton was elect
ed permanent president; q. H. Notes, wee
On motion Of ]. O. WaddelI, Sergeant
James +. billiard was elected permanent
secretary and treasurer Rev. &: ID. Oliver
was elected chaplain and e. +. Edwards
historian.
The postofce address Of e. f. Edwards
is Covington. Ga.
J. @. Waddell offered the following rcso-
buttons. which were enthusiastically adopted:
1 Resolved That we hereby tender to the
| citizens of Athens. especially the noble ladies'
| the expression OF our profound th@nKS ana
appreci3tion for their efforts in making this
| one of tae most enjoyable occasions or our
| lives. 49,
! 2. resolved, That we are under many obl-
gations "a 0ur comrades of the Third Georgia
| Regiment Tor the opportunity afforded us TO
| visit this great city, and ENJOY with them Its
| hospitaltiea. 49,,
| in the daily paper and Il copy be furnished
| Colonel ,Snead and Mrs. ). ID. Mitchell.
4 resolution of thanks was adopted by q
rising yaic 10 Sergeant W. A. Hemphill for
| courtesies extended the Atlanta. Macon and
| Coyington contingent in furnishing II special
| car for the occasion
| a letter was received from Contrahc
! John W. Edwards, which was read and or
| dared printed with these minutes:
| Halls Mill. Ca, July 15th.--To the Survi-
| vors of the Troup Artillery: l send greetings
| to you all, invoking Gods blessings on you in
all your deiberatlons ! regret that ! am SO SO
| I feel that 1t would be the greatest pleasure
| of my life to press the hands of my old com
rades. My official duties demand my service
| here. ask TO be remembered and trust you
| will arrange to meet annually, so l may ar
range to be with you yet.
Let ever fOndly cherish sacred memories
| Of the past While my blood Is absorbed In
| the soil of Malvern Hill and Gettysburg.
have today no apologies to make our cause
| was just one. We were denied the right OF
| local state government. privilege that every
free people should enjoy. l would have the
principle transmitted to p0sterity.
Twenty-Five years have elapsed since we
were together, but many Of lifes scenes in
campaign Is fresh on my mind today and
hope yet to meet you all and speak of past
events. It fills my heart with pride when
look back ON the history of our country and
find all enterprises and high places of trust
With klndest regards for you, my comrades,
! am yours etc,
A resolution was passed looking to the
formation OF company to be composed OF
the sons and daughters of the members of the
Troup Artillery.
AS such they will be enrolled as auxiliary
members of the Troup Artillery.
DR.. Edwin ID. Newton. of Athens and Com.
modore Dexter. Of Madison, were elected
honorary members.
This pleasant reunion was closed with mn
appropriate prayer by comrade Rev. l.. NJ.
Lyle. II. II. CARLTON,
JOHN o. WADDELL Chairman.
Secretary.
Thus ended the reunion of the Third
Georgia regiment and Troup Artillery, and
we hope that every one went away satisfied
that Athens had done her best to make
their stay pleasant. The Banner wishes
each and every veteran a safe "trip to their
home, and it hopes they will all come
again.