The National tribune., 1892-01-14


bury III was paroled by an arrangement between
Gen. Burnside and tho rebel authorities nj Sails.
bury, aud subsequently discharged on account OF
disease contracted In the rebel prisons. Deccm-
her, 1868 he volunteered again, and was rejected on
the ground that lac had not been exchanged and was
still paroled prisoner. He became member Oh
the Grand Army at its organic alton IN Wisconsin,
aud OF Nc gems Post its reorgan cation, in all
the wears he las been n member he has missed but
three meetings when not absent from home While
Commander of McMeens Post he never missed a
meeting. IL chosen Commander he viii devote hls
best energies TO the interests Of the Department OF
Ohio and the comrades Of the Grand Army. III not
chosen he will accept the verdict cheeriuy ana
continue 10 be a loyal cOmrade Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic
r. A. swigart Post, Il6 Lucas. has recently lost
by fire all s property and effects and is too ieeble
financially aud n point Of numbers 10 continue us
existence unless some aid he extended by those " o
are able 10 do so, The Department Commander
respectfully suggests 10 such Posts i'm the Depart
ment are able 10 responds that small donation
from each he sent 10 this sister Post 10 enable II 10
rcfurnish the Post room Ia comfortable manner,
and thus help IL 10 continue its existence.
Burnham Post. S5s, Madison, has adopted resolu-
lions Endorsing Commander-in-Chieff almer's or
der relative TO the rebel 0lg.
Zeno w Scott Post, 49, MOscOw-COm., Fred
rick Neiman; = v. C., John - Mottieri J, v. O.,
WIN. H. Guynn; Surg, ,, a, Case; Chap, A. w.
Demcriasi o. ID, William Wade q. O., u. A. Hes
ter.
elias J. Beers Post. SIS North Columbus--Com.,
J. hnuey; > v. C., :. J. Blake; y. Y. O., r. Shhi-
fer; AdjL, O. LOvCgrovei Surg A. Nlnegardner;
Chap, III. l., Whitehead; q, NJ, III. heiseTi y. d.
q. y, Whlpp; q. C., J. Conrade.
OREGON
Gen Crook Post, %, Needy, WAS organized and
mustered In October, 1889 under the name 81 shi-
loh p; hut upon the death 81 Gen. Crook, who
had SO ably distinguished himself la the Depart
mcut ot the West, "A high regard for that officer
prompted the Post 10 change the name. Gen.
Crook Post has been highly hOnOred IN both
The state and National Departments, o ii. Byand;
the present Commander having been appointed
Abide Camp on the stHff 0t Commander -Chlet
Neazey. The Post Is la a very prosperous condi-
ton, The number OF comrades constantly increas'
ing.
PENNSYLVANIA
The old veterans Of Washington County held
meeting Ia Grccn-burg recently. Col. J, II. Ours
Ter AZ lutrohe Post Master Of Ceremonies.
The Opera House was packed Judge Doiy dchy'
cred thc address Of welcome. The Judge, although
q Democrat, is patriot, an orator, aud a gsntle-
man. There were addresses by Col Chill Hazard
aud others and good Time generally. Look FOR
rOusinE delegation from this locality Ia Washing
ton Ciiy next September. Nearly al will be pres
ent or accounted for.
Department Commander George G. Boyer win
install the officers OF Posts So aud 1866 Senior Vice
Commander John H. MHckie those OF Post 20
Junior Vice Commander IT, A. Morrison those OF
Post SIS: Asst Adil-tien. Samuel y. Town those
Of Post 3d3; Asst q M.-Gen. Abraham Lowering
those OF Post 900.
D. Edgar Parlhurst Post, 5si. Elkland-Coni r.
II Thood ;. v. c. w. l. RadeSeri J V. c., y. y.
Baldwin, O. NJ, r. McCauni CHIP, Windsor Glea-
son: Surg. Ira kceueyi o. ID. Philip Taylor; q.
NJ. =, q. W. Buollboe = NJ, J.. w. Fcntoni Adj't,
q. = Walker.
T. b. Young Post, s., Allentown-Com., A. T.
Bernhard; :. v. c., q. ID. Gr1us; !. V. c., James
Geduer; Adj't O. n. Mank; q. NJ. OranO Keen
surg" !. X Palm: Chap lgnaiz Dreeser; .. ~
L. y. Jurgeus; G.. George y. Ruthi >. NJ, Elias
Gerbcrchi q. NJ. :. Prank starchler.
VERMONT
r. v Randall Post, 81, Danvine-Com., Geo W.
Cook :. v. C., III. d. Roe; j. v. G., J.. Taylor;
Adj, Geo. w Hooker; Chap. G. I. Hatch; Surg,
AAFgF. lrruWI IL IA
Bacon @. c., George Parker.
IL. A Eaton, 80 RoChcster-Com, T. w. McWan;
:. " c. H. w. Collins =. v. O., q. j.. Marsh; q.
NJ, H. III. Chailee; o. d., Royal Fassetti .. G.,
T. Cunningham; Chap, q. stanley; Surg, III. ID.
Coolidge; Adj't, J. l3mcrson.
Lille Post. g. Bethcl-Com., q. D.. Kimhall; :.
v. C., w. =. BahalI; J. v. C.. J.. T.. Wynn; a NJ,
A. j. Gillette; Chap. J. Morse: Surg. NJ. M.Mhip-
pie, o. ID, N. NJ. Kendalii o. c., }. Holton.
WEST VIRGINIA.
r. y. McRae, -. Adams: Saturday. Jan. 2 was
noted day for John II. Obey Post, 30. About 10
a. m, Tie boys and rirsn began TO assemble M
the Post room, bringing baskets Of TatOHs, and by
IL %. they had long table loaded with good
things. After listening 10 a few pleasant remarks
10y ComrHde BrittOn, the assembly wRs sounded,
aud all fell In aud fell 10. One old white-heRded
parBlyiiC, almost Hs deaf milestone, remarked
that he WAS very furcibiy reminded Of his sojourn
al the once famous Hotel de Anderson by contrast.
When no one could eat any more, and after few
pertinent remarks from COmrade Briti0n the
following officers were installed: Com Robt y.
Holsinci Adj't, r. w. Jones q M. II. y. Riley;
Surg, r. III, Lee Chap, KObt Brooks: q. d., G, G..
Dewcese; o. c., il. q. Casdurph = ~, j. H. Smith;
q. H. =, J. q. HolComb; Recruiting Officer, J. w.
Topping. We were given an interesting aud in
Ftructlve discourse by Rev. kobt Brooks, our
Chaplain, who il now ia his S0th year, and who
has long been a noted man iH our community. j
cannot omit mentioning tire ladies, and especially
Mrs. Viola v. Mclsac aud Mrs Annie Topping, who
by their tasteful arrangement and careful attention
very largely contributed 10 the success Of the en-
tcrtRinmcnt
WISCONSIN,
Samuel II. szer Post, 207. Marinette, IN IN
hourishlng condition, and justly proud of it,
compiished and efficient N.RC., So also, Of HRr-
fison Camp, 45. An are working together with
enthusiasm and upon the straight line Of GA II.
Fraternity, Charity, and Loyalty. On the evening
Of Jan. we had public joint installation Ia our
new Opera House which seats 900. and IL was
packed. The installation services were inter-
spersed with very select musical program.
Among the distinguished visiting comrades pres
ent were Department Commander ~. IL. Tpham,
Asst AdJ't-Gen. u. -. Gray, Department Com
maHder OF Sons 81 Veterans Wing, Comrades
Phil Cheek. krakeTWiACT and Commander w. IT.
Clark, 81 Dupont Post, 26s Florence Past Com
maudeT Geo. w. ThOrnc Installed the rs. re; Col
II. B. Gray installed the =. 81 ". Mai. Tpham in.
stalled the GAR. Eloquent addresses were de-
livcrcd a Campfire supper followed in the large
dininR-roOm Of the hall, furnished by the ladies 81
the W.R.C. The evenings enjoyment concluded
with dance in the large hall, under the auspices
Of the s. Of W pRrtic patcd ia by about 100 couples
Several 81 the old comrades aud their wives and
some without wives, joined heartily Ia the merry