New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-24
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
ANOTHER CAMPAIGN LIE NAILED.
ru, MEETINGS OF VARIOUS PosTs-DEArd

Political disurbers of the peace who every year
folsclv charge the Grand Army of the Republic Win
partisan bias have been engaged In circIiuhg an ui'
founded statement, alleging that nomination TOT
Congress had been refused TO Past Comnanderi-o'ei
John Palmer by the Republicans Of Albany county,
following the statement with coplous expressions VI
regret that ex-Union soldiers who were good enough
70 ston hullcts during the war sighted by tho
Republicans when It came to distribution oil Ohce''
General Palmer nails the fsehood 50 lar rs IL reiess
To himself I'm the following letter, addressed on SAL
urday to the Editor of The Albany Journal:
To the Editor Of The Journal
Pm in receipt OF great many letters ASKING why
was tur,od downO by the Republicans II Albany county
It appears gone all the county ana u' D
Gratis trying TO make good deal OF 'a4l''i Wv " ~
and over my signature. thought ought % cor
rect the Impression that has zone out. was "'.
enad,c AZ the convention the nomination for nepor
y Congress- and OF my name was en'IeIy ui''
- ,'s JOHN PALMER.
Albany, october d. 4,
rho 114th New-Yorl volunteers held their twentieth
mn, reunion at Norwich. y. Y. october 10. tho
rni,erssry Of one of the great iates Cedar Creek.
ON, hundred and twenty-five members were present
at tho business meeting. Fix comrades were re-
ncr,.d as having del DUNG the year, incl"uihs
Lieutenant John C. stcughon. of Greelle one oil inc
Lravest officers Of tie regiment. Inc loloNNs Nc'o
el.ctcd oil GERS President. Major oscar H. GURUS OI
oxford. y. Y; first vicepr sidcnt. Clptain william
G. Eeddy of New-York City; s,cand vice pFes.ashs
scrc,ant f. L. Beale, OF Greene, y. y; tmri VICE
resident Lieutenant Harrison Brand. OF lon y. ~
aiding secretary, Lieutenant = = HtiIoiu' "
oxford. y. Y; treasurer, Captain Denm' IhoihP'o''
Of Otselc y. y; recording secretaiie5' SeFs ANS
slater, Hemingway and sa~teie.
An Offer Of fee transportation from EiInlri 10
Winch stcr Va, to revisit b'tie feld' was received
IRON Tin. PENNSYLVANIA RI lrOad through Conrade
Charles y. .udley, OF Altoona, and unanimously az
cep,ed with thanks. and the eX-comm&hdeT was oi-
roc;cd 10 hold the next reunion at Nihchestef' ii
either september October, 1893. ~ The pubDc
exercises at Berry Opa.a House the auditorium was
filed with mentors aud visiting comrades, while the
cd re-inental field music" flied and drummed many
an old time air. Addresses wcr' delivered by MAJOR
O. H. Curtis Captain Charlie, \. Fuller, 6lst News
York Volunteers: Rev. Comrat q. II. Blair, OF Greene
y Y. and Captain ". G. hct"r.
Captain Adolph schneider. O. the An y. Y. Cavalry,
WIS buried on october H funeral was attended by
comrades Of his regiment and koltes Post No. 81
Lieutenant Alexander Newbur;er, OF his regiment. and
mast commander of +. d. Morgan. No. 3o7, led tho
mineral ceremonies The following comrades Of his
organization were present President Charles T. Cam
field Captains Andrew Beck and Herman kichter'
eutenants Joscnh A. Moore, Jeremiah L. Hickey, Paul
Klser John u, Kuntz, John McPhillips, Michael
Gormlev Theodore and F. J. Schmidt, John Welsh J. G'
Corriran, Patrick McCabe and several others.
Koltes Post, NO 81, lost thror comrades by death
Lenees of the 18th New-YOrl Heavy Artillery; Cap
tain Adolph schneider, Company II, 4th New-forS
Cavalry. and John II. Muir, andsman on the y. {.
steamship Alaoaiha' l'e! "eie an '"'i'N " w
with military honors, the venerable and worthy cnap
lin PHILIP Bet, officiating. The dead comrades were
carried to Lutheran Cemetery and placed In the post
burial plot The band played melancholy dlrges and
.,o buciar sounded Lights ont" koltes Is q big
most, but death Is making rapid nroads, and there Is no
stock OF recruits 10 DC drawn upon
The l4th Regiment OF Ne" Jersey volunteers cele'
brotod his fourteenth reunion at Woodbridge Conn., on
october 49, the "iii!'e.'d'' Vi ' ." 49,, q, .h
l4th formed part Of te ska corps Osins IN ~,
nm D'i-"-1 . I.,., ID president OF 20
Wan'eF' oi 'omNY l. Wis., ,'ot ..'ni sat down 70 a
sum ,trous dinner pref "ei Dy '' lies u ,,.h ~.
\ camp FIRE h"n IN tae afternoon at when mo
old bows fought their battles oyer again. Past Com
mander Cornelius Tn lick. q John \. Dix Post. No.
49, this city, who .eF'el III inc iaom .n'rotas 81 Dix
present at the reunion as were o'"er '''D'"N - ~
Post. ..,,.. ,sso,,,.
Musician Post No 422 passed appOP pa,r,ct sors.
i's .'',,ro Xc.vYo.lx.s great bandmaster, who was
Held "l'm re- NC" - OVID its first commander.
charter member Of that posi- anu l'S nse 49,.
Comrade Edward NJ. knox, the BROADWAY n"' n',u
fac ureF' mas 'us' WV. 60, disnc,shed bravery IN
by the secretary OIL war io' u'''N-'''
To secure reAei iuDus ioi - . an, ,ho,, ornica-
ing year, post commanders must me 'ii'" 49,
tions for the same with the Commissioners OF fuoho
I,.n,,,,, and Corrections during the present month
- 49, 49,
OF OCTOBER. 80 = o.so, y, ~. Nav.
Division Commander W. D ooeiNo't, - w -
York sons of Veterans, has just issued DIVISION oroes
-, 80 ,o,, bis bcodolarters ut Danville. The fol-
30 ~ n0 ,s N in NswTork state were the first to
Iomini .hnpr renorts and TX to the division com.
seiiu III w" w a iUoward Camp No. 10, Rverhead;
,,i comn M 10 syracuse. Colonel Alexander
!n - 10 "a Evans Mills: W. S. Hancock
llP't lamp, William A Wheeler
1Amp' ~ a Diekinson centre ID. sandeIson Camp.
N'd'ip' 81 pm,tsbnrg: r. *. Burnham Camp, No. IA.
N"work r d. Morgan Camp. no. 3o1, New forR
INV: William L. Cowan Camp, No. II, Attea; JensS'
son Camp No. 2l4, Jefferson.
Tho following suggestions are made oy the COM
monder: Tile Camp Constitution explicitly STATES
that a portion Of the time should be regularly de-
ra,od ~ historical and patriotic exercises. This Is
70 ond nrouer II is impcratvely essential TO our
WITH and he fuflment Of mission. II there