The National tribune., 1892-05-26

Colo Harbor Post 1872 Aroata-Com., ". L.
Dickinson; s. V. c.. John HASKELL ). V: e. y;
w Counts: Adit. @. w. Hopkins; @. NJ, Cecil
Drake; Surg. Thomas Norton; Chap, Alonzo tx.
Stuart; O. D.. Chas. r. Smith, o. g.. s. Black
s. NJ, John N Newhouse; @ NJ. =, w. n Camp
bell.
COLORADO AND WYOMING
The blowing named comrades announced as
members of the personal staff OF the Department
Commander: Chief of Staff. j. s. Bartlett Post 50,
CHEYENNE Wyo; Assistant Commissary OF Subsist-
ence, n. L. Cozens. The following Committee on
Transportation is announced: w. It. ;. May, Post
as Denver; H. A. Billow. Post So. Lamar, Colo;
F A. Sitter, Post 80, Cheyenne. wyo. BY action
OF the last Department Encampment the sum OF
$500 was appropriated to the Colorado State Sol
oiers' Home al Monte Vista, Colo, and the 18th
annual Encampment of this Department was To-
Gated at Pueblo Colo, date to be liked by the
Council of Administration. Department Head
quarters is established in the City Hall Building,
Denver Colo. The following named comrades at
the State Encampment al Boulder were elected to
the offices designated; Com, John { Kennedy,
Post 40 Denver; S.V. C., A. NJ. Sawyer, 5, Boulder;
Jy.C T. II. Fitch, ], Laramie, Wyo.; Chap, b. Z.
PoweIlsou. 35 Grand Junction, Colo; Surg. Gen,
F. Z smytbe &c. Denver. Council Of Administra-
ton. w. s McElroy. l3. Greeley. Colo; c. A. Cool
edge IS, Rock Springs, Wyo.; w. C. Davidson ~,
Durango, Colo; T. J. Fooie, 4, Denver Colo: J. NJ.
Ianeworthy. 6. Pueblo Colo. Delegates. Nathaniel
Rollins g. Leadville, Delegate at Large: w. s.
Decker, 4. Denver; Cecil A. Dean, 4, Denver; Pat
rick Stanley, l3 Durango.
GEORGIA.
ON. Mitchell Pos. ]. Atlanta-Com.. J. f. Hard
ing; S W C., J. p Averill; J. V. C., Robt. Dohme;
Chap, s. J. Morrow; Adj't, E Ryan; @ NJ, c. r.
Haskins Surg, J. Z. Alepswor.hi o. d.. }. w.
Smith; o; g.. J j. Slack; S. NJ, A. 3. Drumb;
@, N. s.. L. ID. Nelson.
The new officers Of the Department Conn.,
Edwin Harlan, Post 49, Marshall; 6. V. c., w.
r. Kenaga. Post Ala. Kankakee; j. V. C.. Albert
/. Sehmpf Post g. Peoria; Chap, w. o. Coch-
ran, Post 35z. Lovington; Medical Director, J. r.
Corbus, Post AS. Chicagoi Council OF Adminlstra-
ton, A. ID. Cadwallader, Post lS2. Lincoln; L. w.
frolx I III Nas.Dk
Macomb. o. +. Avery, Post l05 Pontiac; Louis
Krughof Post zl9 Nashville; Asst Adj't-Gen.,
Isaac Taylor Post g.. Peoria; Judge Advocate,
James A Connolly. Post 30. Springfield; Inspector,
Phillip Welshimer. Post POP, Neoga; Chief Muster
ing Officer. n. b. Thistlewood. Post 533 Cairo;
Aide-de- Camp and Chief OF Staff E A. Na,tinger,
Post 1856 Ottawa. All official communications
should be addressed and ali money orders. etc,
made payable TO Fred. w Sphinx, Assistant Adju-
tRnt-General. Rooms SOC, J07, 81, and So Washing
ton street. L. s. Express Co.'S Building, Chicago.
I'll. The Department has been divided into five
Divisions the immediate interests Of which will be
entrusted to and cared for by the following officers
W. r. Kenaga. Senior Vice Department Com
nRnder in charge Of the First Division, which will
comprise the Posts located in the Fifth, Eighth,
Ninth, and 18th Congressional Districts; Albert l..
Schimpf. Junior Vice Department Commander,
the Second Division. Posts located in the Sixth,
Seventh, 10Th and 1lth Congressional Districts
James A. Connolly, JudgeAdvocate. the Third
Division. Posts located in the 18th, 18Th, 1Ath, and
18th Congressional Districts; w. q. Cochran, De-
partment Chaplein. the Fourth Division, Posts
located in the 18Th 18th 18th. and 20.h Congress
siona Districts j. K Corbus. Medical Director, the
Fifth Division Posts located In the First, Second,
Third, and Fourth Congressional Districts.
The following resolutions presented TO the 26tb
annual Encampu1ent OF this Department by Bsrtc-
son Post G. Joliet, wac adopted:
Relief Of war veterans For the relief OF INDECENT
and suffering soldiers, sailors and marines who
served in the OF the rebellion, aud their fam.
lilies the families of those deceased who need
assistance, in any city town in this State, The
proper Auditing Board Of such city or town. or in
SxxiaG oh.
the Superintendent, IL but one. superintendent
of the Poor, said Auditing Board in those Coun
ties shall provide such sum sums Of money a.
may be necessary, TO be drawn upon by the Com
mander and Quartermastcr OF any Post of Tia,
Grand Army OF the Republic In said city or town
upon the recommendation of the Relief Commute
OF said Post, ia the manner Is now provided
for by law for the relief Of the poor; provided ss
soldier. sailor and MARINE the families Of thos
deceased and have been resident of the Stat
for one year more, and the orders OF said Com
mander and Qusrtermaster shall be the prope
vouchers for the expenditure Of said sum or sum
OF money.
This resolution calls for a Committee on Legis
lative action in connection herewith, and the FOL
lowing committee has been appointed: Z; r. Mat
tison, Post G. Joliet; Benson Wood, IS. Bingham
Thos. &. Fullerton, l56, Ottawa
IOWA.
wisner Post III. Montexuma Com. Ere
Zorn; s. v. c.. J. w. Carr; j. v. G. A: Il. Under
burn; surg, J. w. II. Vest; Chap. J. A. Bonnie
well o. d., Geo. Wil,se: o. g., d. A. Shion: S. IL
J. n. Marsh; q Nj s., L. A. Wheeler.
KENTUCKY.-
John c. Carol Post. liz. Evansville. has passe
these resolutions:
Whereas for some time In the past the enemies
the veterans of the for the Union in Gle
have seen fit believe for no good purpose,
subject the L. s. Pension Department TO ammo,
ing and useless investigation well as preseI
Pension Commissioner, Gen. Green b. Rsum 10 a
exceedingly insulting ordeal, Therefore be fs
Resolved by t1e members Of this Post, That, Will
no fears are ever 10 be entertained from impartis
ami honest investigation in any public Depar
naeat, we cannot but view the present effort
against the L. s. Pension Bureau and prejudicis
10 the interests of the men, their widows an
orphans who are and should continue 10 be ben,
6ted by the benefcences OF The same.
Resoipsd. That our confidence in the true purpoi