New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-31
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
SYMPATHY FOR GENERAL HARRISON.
CoMMANDERIN.CHIEF wEIsSERT's SUGGESTIONS
As TO MAKING NEW RECRUITS

CoMMANDER-INCHIEF wElssERT'S SUGGESTIONS
AS TO MAKING NEW RECRUITS.
The deepest sympathy for comrsdc. Benjamin iIais'
o IN tho cfeat utiictlon which has fallen upon bin
in the loss OF his beloved wife. p+rvades the Grand
Armv NJ New.Y York. az Il does the membership Of the
order In every part OF the United States They misses
him from the National Encanpment In washington as
September but every man knew what The reason ior NJ
absence WAS, and hn0red the devotion which kept hin
st the bedside Of the woman who was deorer TO M
than his own life.
issuod his second general orders from his head
nr.rters I'm Milwaukee,. On the allmporant sub
fec. Of building up the order General wrissr1 rays'
There are approximately 100000 eligible comrades
ou,s,de the ranks OF the Grand Army These men can
only be induced To Join 1t BY those with whom Wey
come IN contact. VIII each comrs'de try 10 orns u
one recruit To restore suspended or reinstate Q
dropped member Is just Is wholesome recruiting q
INV uther Department commanders will resort 70 sucb
in the various localities appear 10 promise
the most practical result'.
"Some remain out. the order because Vi s"o'
Service Let such b. advised that M noh'raoie oS-
charge Is MI that Is necessary for membership ans
MANY men who served well for ninety days may nave
done rs much good to the country as those VINO nave
record OF four years. NO worthy conlfAuc ""''u "
kent ont OF our rnnls. Re permitted to leave Then
h.c.us. no 1, door, What would be the opinion OF
chu-cb that would exclude person IRON membersmD
because he Is poor!
MANY younger mon who now. by reaso" VI 'oe''
ace ought TO be coming to the front IN the orer e.
listed rs soon their would permit ana mat W.
ONLY possible near the close OF the great Sf"ssN'
Their service may have beer short from necessity ou
1, Is inst a, honorable as II II had been given In lsoi
1862
Comrade F.. n. Gray. who has been appointed A.
ut,n,General OF tho Grand Army by the Commander
In Chief Welssert held the post under Fast ION
mander.In Chief Lucius Fsrchild and Its duues M
therefore, familiar to lin. Comrade 'opn Asy'"'
OF PHILADELPHIA has been reappdnted Quar'eFmas'er
General q mcritorious selection. The a'dcsNetamv
on his waf announced b. General we'sset are ;. =
Jones, Maryland E. b. Fenten, Michigan: I'll Av'
Indiana: E. r. Hutchins. Iowa; John H. COOK New
Yo,k. ". A. Wallace New-York Geofg: E. Lemore'
District Co umbs, j. G. King Illinois; John Gamer T.
District Columbia: d. s. Brown. New-lOrk: Cnsnes
.. Shepard, New-York: Joseph D. Lauck. Cailorn".
or the New-Y'brk aids John II. Cook Is promnens
comrade Of Lafayette Post No. 14O. and Is ore OF s
most active and jealous members. W. A. "ahace T"
Assistant Adutant General Of this department on the
stan OF Department Commander Theodore L. fooie.
He has no superior as an energetic 'apao'e 30"
| jealous officer Colonel David :. Brown Is COM
mandcr OF James Monroe Pest and at the last election
WIS chosen chairman Of the New-York Memorial C'm'
| mittce He was grand marshal Of the Grand Army
division In the military parade In the Columbus ceSs
brnt,on, and Is one OF the most prominent and in
| auent,al men In the Grand Army Of New-fork
The Ccmman der-in Chief has also appon "a tie TO-
lowing pAecut v. mmit''e o: tie Natl nal counci'
| Of Administration: Henry s. DieticA, Chicago l.
| r. RAY mOnd. Iowa william a. Armstrong. Indiana
H. C. Luther Rhode Island, and A. r. Burchne'e'
| Pennsyvanx. The TWO other members ID comp e's
| this committee will BE- named In future orders.
| The attention OF department commanders has oeei
lied to the following article, No NJ. of the consu
tuition Of tho Grand Army By the C0mmandei.ie
Chief and they requested To urge ite
No oihcer or conrude Of the Grand Army OF the ks
| public shall In any manner use this 0rgan.auon y.
PARTISAN purposes. and discussion OF partisan qu
lions shall be- permitted ut any OF Its uleetings no
shall any month"; atoms for political ONCE be made
Ing ut the West side school Of the CMldren's pd 20
cirty Scventh-sve and West Thirty second-s by !ns
A. j. Williams Association. No. lO3 Daugu!ers OF tet
! Grams: A. : Williams Camp, No lO3. D. w.. ana
Camp Ne 1903. Auxiliary Corps, all attached 10 \.
Williams fos No. ~ fine Programme ,sSes n1 USs
fessiOnais. stage effect, by Commander Robert |:
Cutler Post. No. 394. Refreshments will be served
| the children afterward. . - A.,
Naval Posi-. No. $40. will summon all hands z
| quarters on Thanksgiving night. November "a 70 "
joy n musical entertainment ut their Ieadquansv
Grand and Ludlow SIS pleasant evening l. prom
Used by the cOmmittee-P p. Flynn, A. j. "limA'
Colonel f. d. Baker Camp. No. 90. Sons IT Veterans
Will bold an anniversary reception on THURSDAY eveI
ing. November 10. at Association HAIL. onenuho'ru
and .ts:enty -nuth->t. and Park-ave. ,...
| Corporal Jane, Tnnner has been appointed Jug,
| Advocate General on the stan OF Commandet'in ene
Wcssert.