The National tribune., 1892-01-14
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
ARKANSAS,

ARKANSAS
MuIIignn Post A.. Berryvie-Com.. . u. Potter;
e. " a., = q. Batter; j. v. G., u, harrington u
NJ, ~ w KinRslnnd Surg.r X A, Harrison "
l- I"hn Noorley; .. o., X A. DRAPER SH"l'" %
W. Dennis; AdJ'i, :. u, Meek
CALIFORNIA
George n. Crafts Redlnnds; Bear Valley Post,
l62 was tuiy organized aud s members mustered
in recently. some 30 comrades from surrounding
Posts assisted in giving the Post start The Post
d located iu Bed1auds Cal. There are at ieasl %
GA. H. men in the little city and the henF Aalley
T'os comrades hope to have Them ell active meme
John 4. Buford Post, 1885, san MgueI-Coms,
George II. Tuesdple; =. v. O., w. ~ Aoales' ~
" c. u G. l1ynns surg, : Nj W. Dyer Ih@p"
George SommenburE' q. NJ, lsd W. Cole " ~,
James Knight o. O.. y. Crowioot
ILLINOIS,
a. b burnside Post l09 South Chicago-Comr
Gideon d. Clark; :. v. G., Wilson ~ brainerdi
surg. l.ysander Meekcri Chap, Lyman J.. Fos-
berry; O. D. Lowell Davis; O. c., James A. Ferris
Black Engle Post 100 UrDauH-tom., T. ". Sny-
der; = " O.. n. #. BuHill; J, v. G., Jas Blhleri
a M., John Thombumi Chap, James j. bu1leli
q. ID. ID ID. Cannon; o. g., Geo Howard AdJL
D. 4, smith: q. M =, ] y. Harding;
H. q. Mckane Smyth Post, 675, Brownsiown-
Com. Sam' N Rode :. v. G., Walker r. Print
,. We Cyrus Davis Surg Geo. a. Martini ~ Ms
Alfred Ketcham Q. d., Charles n. owen o. o.
WINFIELD scott Post AS Clhcago--Com., Peter J.
O'Conner; :. " c., Vim. Nicois; ). Y. g., - T.
u
Thomas Barker; surg. A. G. Higgins o. ID, john
Gibbs; % g.. Jinls Thomas.
Wash. Alexander Post, l76. Bcthany-Gom. X T.
ZONES :. ". C., y y McCordi J. v. G., ID =. ken
needy Surg. a W. Huds0n Chap. G. y. Walls
Q. ID. q. w Miller; q. d., sam. u. smith. The
Post D. now Ia fiourlshing condition. Mustered
one nt the last meeting, aud have quite number
20 muster al next meeting.
INDIANA
Fnhler Post 3g7 Star City, has adopted resolu-
tone against the proposed Reunion OF Blue ana
Cfay ai tie Worlds Fair.
Rtsoirfd That in tlte language OF Andrew Jack.
son. By ihe EtcrnRs, we shall not reune or unite
under uuy flag bat Old Glory tie emblem oil
American liberty and we protest in the name 81
the great D Am against such Reunions. And
further we suggest three cheers and tiger for
this patriotic, prosperous patient people and
NJ. d. sander-on Post lol. New Abingdon,
George ii Koch. :. " g., Vim Ramsey J. y. G.,
Jonah E Cooper q. NJ, u. IT. Sowle; surg, VIM.
Briles Clap. ,. w. Durbini o. d., j. II. Hatcher
q. @. ID. NiueberEer
Kendrck Post lii scipio-Com., David Petreei
=. ". c. Patrick Ferry; J. v. g., john Poofei
surg, Charles Kane; Chap, Robert Mowreyi
Adjt J. j. Green =. g., George Days .. NJ G.
Diichmani q. NJ. =, Wm. Wilson.
IOWA.
Prank N. Thomas Post. "a. Mnrshalitown-com.
George Troutman :. ". O.. @. w. Anderson;
}. ". e., W \. Beasley; @ NJ. William A. smith
surg. John Mathews Chap, w. r. Bailey o. d..
George Neil Q; q, : Toby Adjt,J. Il. Whdmani
a. NJ -, }. g. Bullock,
KANSAS
y j. Baldwin Post 39l Cairo has adopted reso-
luiions ENDORSING Commander-in-Chief Pamers
General Order No. A.
o. M Mitchell Post, Osborne held memorial
services recently, aud adopted fitting resolutions
The death 81 ComrHde Preston y. Plumb, late
II. r senator Tie resolutions are signed by w. D.
Iilton, a. nj. Cunningham and David Ward.
Harper Post, 2ll, Harper, has adopted resolu-
lions upon the death OF Senator Preston ID Plumb
Junction City Post 1872 Junction City--Com. q.
d. Nicholson; = " g., o. D. Porter; }. v. G., J. q.
McCathrOn; surg, George T. Harvey; Chap
Henry Ford q NJ, r.. Henderson, o. d., q, W.
Chase q. g., j. q. HeatOn.
MAINE
Eosworh Post ?. Portland-Com, Charles IT,
Jordnni - ". C., Frank q. Johnston; J. v. C.,
George d. Pierce q H.. John Williamson; Surg,
n. II Dunn Chap. Alvin j. WEIGH o. D., Albert
A. Spaulding Q, O. Leonard q. Staples.
MASSACHUSETTS,
Moses Ellis Post. H. Medheld-Com. y Henry
Could :. y. G., VIM. Crane J. v. c. James Ord;
81 d.. Juscph CLARK Surg, J. IT, Richardson:
Chap, Lowell Babeook Adj p @ Graner; o. d.,
Mm. Y. Guile .. O. Edward n. Grace s. NJ,
A, y. Tisdule.
MICHIGAN
Zach Chandler Post 35. South Haven-Com.,
George ID. Smith; s. v -, q. Mitchell; .. " g.,
a. w Earli Adi1 q A. 3uiieI6eldi q. NJ, L. *.
ID, D.. y Dodge Q. c., w. Potter
MINNESOTA
Hogan Post lG2. Slayton, has adopted resolutions
a. thc effect that iHarmuCh 81 tie symbol known
be reAsouable and disloya all that should be dis
pissed aud HbhOrred by loyal men. and especially
obliged members ofthe GAR, the comrades feel
shat ii would be an insult 10 beloved dead die.
grace "a selves and families uu act 10 make them
blush before their children and Hcglb0rs to march
themselves % associate with those who would
march under the adopted emblem Of the late Com
federate States ~ America and, therefore signify
their abhorrence ~ the proposition 20 march IN
any procession where tic rebel flag y carried aud
VIII nol Willingly recognize or associate with any
h0-cailcd comrndc that docs march, considering
that he AHs violated Die oath a nomber Of the
90 * ana D. not worthy 10 be called comrade by
Eyons Post, l5s. Battle Talze-com. r. TT Ran.
somi .. " - y. A. Evcusi D v. g., Edmund
boufke, Adj simon McAteer; q NJ. J. A. Cole.
hour surg. Edward Hart; Chap. d. n shaw .
q. ~, }. y. Davis O. G., q d. Booth.
MISSOURI
Pred Miller Post $780, CoomR, is IN a very pros.
porous condition There ARE now a. members la
good standing The new officers are Com. NJ m
Munsoni = v. a., ,. ~ Bean; j. " O. John n
NenaFdi q. H. Jacob Delay; CLAP. B r. KERRY
q. d. u. q. Lewis a. H. ~. H. C0rHalan.
John Jletgaus Post SOC. Indian Grovo-Com
DAVID bOnRsd0rh =. " a., Bernard J Edemann
y " q; John ", lance q ~, T. Rohwcdder;
q d. John Bachlcls o. o.. Martin q S,aner.
Adj Wesley Isle =. d.. Daniel 49, Gardner,
q NJ. - Benz. h Glinn
NEW JERSEY
Gen. Howell Post 81 Woodblrv-Cop, To,o,
w Davis r. " c. q p. Williams d N 4, paT.
clay 6huuti Chap. ny. H. D0pson. q Nj los 4
Afhhhllhf Anlt, lit Is, Ahuucmhu. %. ID. M AZ
~. Pierce O. O., Wan. Owens
NEW YORK.
Maj. Nocruer Post 81 OF Hobolcen has n large
Increase Of membership. This Post has ius reason
~ Dc proud ~ tie energetic work uCCompIi-het
by its comrades during 1881
a. n. Baldwin Posi-, 2G3 Huuter-Com Charles
~. Mlltse =. " g., "A. ID. Miller Nv. g. n Cline
~ H. Jhrob StoiZ .. ID, Barton TOmpk iuA. q a
Francis Riley; Chap, AZ N Parsons: surg Jolf
Gemmeili hdlt A.. W. Fisher q M. -, John q
Keller.
OHIO
A. recent meeting uf hIcMeens Post 10 San
onHky, the following were unanimously adopted
v hnreHE q d. well known 20 the mem eFship a
the Grand Army Of tle Republic throughout IA
f.ihie ~ Onto aud more particularly la Eric GOuut
thht 1omrHde j. f Mack has ct heart the interest
81 the old soldier not only. bat tlat he has eve
been tn TIE front rank Of the leading gems al al,
hlhte who have BY their ncts shown their lovnlt,
~ the soldiers ~ thc late rehcl lion aud a. an
memhefHiAp 81 our Order. aud haR labored uu
cehslhBls, night aud day until the location of a.
Soldiers Home near our city wac an assured fac
@nd from ihht Time on gave freely Of his vnlunl,l
services, without compensation until the fnapuif
cent Home wins ready for oceupHti0n-stIcl,
Home az thc soldiers Of no other state or oouptr
enjoy Therefore, be I'd
Res0irtd That abe delegates of AIeR5ecps Post A
Instructed a. cast their votes and to work untii
lnRiy iur tie eleoiion at Comrade / u Mack n
Department Commander O.. the 26th annual Slni
Enchnlpmcnt Go be- hed Ht Paua o.
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