The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-01-07

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ward A. Horloni q NJ, EImar A, Messenger o.
d., James ID. Leatherbee; %. q. Lewis Eddy.
:. G. Lawrence, GO, MedtUrd-Com., A. NJ. stick
ney; =. v. C., Il. W. Smith J. V. C., Theodore
Hanscom; @. NJ, J. D. Dil; o. d.. :. q. Jepron;
Surg Oscar ii. Allen Chap, H. III, kidderi .. O.,
James Gutter
J.. Gambler; s V. C., John Cook J. V. g, William
Tree; q. NJ, c. :. Allen; Chap. H. X. Paine;
Surg ]. y. Gushing; o. ID, w. u. Long, o. O.,
A. W Bartlett. 20. Newburyport. Com. William
G. CusecIy; 5. " O., Josiah H. johnson; J. V. C.,
Charles II. Lewis; q. M, Thomas j. Cutter; Surg
Luther Carter; Chap, Albert @. Colby; ., d., }.
Albert Perry: Q. G., Thomas ~. Cogger.
l.add aud Whitney Post, is5, Bowel-GOm. Geo.
J, Woodward, ;. V. C.. j. 7. Emerson J. V, C.,
J. II. Cnucrly; @. NJ. VI. w. Allen: Surg. A. J.
Gilman; Chap, J. II. Fletcher o. d., i. O. Adams;
q. O., Fred Barren.
}. A. Garfield Post, 100, Lowell-Com., Orrin
Bartlett; v. c., A. j. Hall; J. V. c., John Bag
ley, H.; @ ~, Daniel Walker; o. d., W A. FiGeld;
o. g., Geo. Nuttingi Chap, {. J.. Mariner; Surg,
j. w. Carter.
MICHIGAN
Thomas A. Eddie POI, Grove-Com. !. A. Del
auo; = V G. Wm NauIiew: J. V C NJ IIalIocl;
Surg, Wm. Mcdonald; Chap. A. Flyau; o. NJ,
Luke Cook; o. d., A. DIclyersou; o. O., ~ b.
Stevens hdjt Is. y. Tracy O. M. D., J. Daniels.
MISSOURI
Winfield Scott, g. Holden-Com., William IT,
Shields; >. v C., D. ". Walker; J. v. 9, r. A.
Gili Surg. John =. Cupp; Chap. j. vs.. Shideleri
q. III, Joseph Potter; Adi't John II. IIewes; .. d.,
w. J.. Christian; o. c., u. Chrouager
Gordon Granger. 900 CIiuton-Com Jacob
Massey Chap, Rev J. N. Pierce; q. NJ, J. Hay
sur; Surg, Charles HaAui .. d., }. w. Strangi
o. C., James T. Elder
scdgwick. q. Mnryville-Com. IT. =. Robinson;
s. V. g., B. Beubowi J. V. C.. n. Brown; a. NJ,
Henry Graves; Chap. A. nj. Reynolds; surg, j.
j. Morrisoni o. d., +. L. Shade o. O., w. I.
Garrett
NEBRASKA
n. T. sherman. $50, Friend-Com, W r. Wolfe T;
:. V. c. A. Normani J. Y. c., n. A. whitcomb;
q. NJ VIM. l'etchers o. ID, q. III. Holt; O., J..
J. Moody; Chap i g, Johnsoni Surg William
NEW JERSEY
Elwood Arnold, 81. Point Pleasant-Com Fred'lz
Du BOuTEi v. g.. Thomas q ford J. V. C., :. :.
pearce q. NJ. Samuel Clifford; Chan. Jacob Ha-
yensi Q. d. Chas. Fleming; o. O., w. II. Morris :
Surg, JAS. Potter
NEW YORK.
= v. c.: "a IL said that Commander Joe 1" Cleary
will have pretty solid support from the delegates
representing the western part Of the State Ia his
candidacy for Department Commander, while the
strength OF COmrade Joe Kay IL mainly among
the Posts 81 the east. Comrades all over the De-
parlmeut should not forget the services given by
Commander Kay The benefits which have re-
suited rom the Legislation which he has been the
leading spirit in placing upon the stHtute-book are
not confined 10 any County or section. The laws
Of which he Is the author, which prevent the re-
moval Of a veteran soldier from place under the
State or city Government without cause have
done more thau ANY hing else 10 make the defend
ere Of labl 6], respected within the State limits.
A. friend 81 bis would say that II the Posts Of
New York and Brooklyn will show a united front
for COmrade Kay hs success IL assured.
Attic meeting Of the new @ A. II. Post in Troy
last week u was decided that the Post should he
named Walter A. Jones Post, 81. The late Walter
Jones was member Of the Jones Car Works Co
iu Troy, and he served with credit during the late
war. The Post now has a membership 81 81, and
shortly aUumbUrO 81 new members will be mustered
In Campfire viii also be held IA the near future.
Commander Frank Clark, Of Farnsworth Post,
10 Of Mount Vernon, has succeeded bis Colonel,
the late COmrade Hopper, member Of the DE.
par mcut Council 81 Administration.
Geo. q. Pierce, lss, Casiile-Com., III. L. Castle
S.N C.. N. Harrington; J. V. C., Nyrum Rathboue;
surg, :. Chester smith q. NJ VIM. Campbell
Chap, III. J.. Cummings; o. d., Eugene Laird: o.
9, Isaac Baker hdJb a. b. Smith. The Post
Though small, u prosperous and working Ia har-
mouyi aud lu November dedicated y new hall aud
entertained "a large number Of their friends
Hamilton, 70. foughkcepsie-COm.,J J. Is. Dixon
:. v. G., Wan. j. B8shart; j. v. C., II. n. Fowler
Chap, n. - Williams; q. NJ, J. W. McCarnac
Cd, Wan. II. Van Nosdalii o. O., J. Beatty.
OREGON
4 o. y. Morton, &C. Ia Grande-Con g. r. Reeves
/ s. v. g, NJ. :. Hartman; J. V. C., o. Balston.
/ Adjt Thomas Prothers; q. NJ, NJ r. Hooker
\ surg, y. e Cyiugcr o. D., > G Henry; Chap.
/ H. Is. w, Brown o. O. John Phillips.
PENNSYLVANIA
Joseph MClaFrrn Post $50 appointed a commit
tee 20 drait resolutions commanding the Com
] Misunderstanding Tor hls patriotic disapprovAl q
Posts or members 81 the q. AR taking part in an,
/ way Dec parades or ceremonies where Tie rebel rat
isllzp.HyGd. The committee consisted 81 II. u
/ Broman D. }. Weston, }. H. Friday. The Pos
/ unanimously adopted the rcsol utious aud spread
| copy 81 them on ils minutes
| Gen. SedRwick, 81, York was the reciuieut q
/ several handsome presents. Past Commander y
J.. Schroeder presented ID with lfe-size crayof
/ portrait Of Gen. John srdRwiclz, after whom III,
| Post WAS named. The portrait was executed d
Hoe and artistic style and mounted la costly xii
4 frame, The presentation speech was made hy Capt
/ Schroeder while Col. jos. A ~gahl was chosen q,
receive b uu tC part Of The Post Both suep an
1 paid glowing tributes 10 the memory 81 Gen. Scdg
| wick. The Post was next presented with neatly
designed IiiiIogrnph 81 Grant, sherman. sheridan
/ aud Logan, mounted iH "A rustic steel frame Thi
/ present was The Ein OF Commander A w Moore
/ Commander john H. Lerpc'. in "a short though
well worded speech, aud iu behalf 81 IAucolu l8d
! Of ShumOklu, presented the Post with "A tuiuiaturt
brass cannon, which be brought with him while oi
a visit 20 that city short time ago. uuani mou
vote Of thanks was given the generous donors 10
their several Rliis, which now help 10 adorn th
Post room aud make ltRttractye.
TEXAS
Geo Is. Mcclellan, s, Houston-Com., Philip W
Hudson :. Y. G., George A. Race; j. " G., J. J
Bllo"i q ~, H. i. Rue hdgt J. H. Berry
.. D., A. X. Taylor; o g., }. A. Durkee; Chap
DAVID s.i,i fsris9sj surg, u D. Baer.
Sgi, o. Meathonord-oom., W.. r. wieland
y Y. q, }. NJ. Johnson }. v. g.. r. Porter; q. NJ
A. D.. Barr Adlt George Freeman; Chan j. 1
Crnlgi =. u u. H. Woods .. O., S.w. Richardson
VERMONT
lhe 2alh annual EucaWpmcut Of this Depart
meut viii DE convened in Capitol Han MoutDeIiel
IuesdHy, feb. 2, 1892 at n O'Clock a. ni. Head
quarters Will he al the Pavilion The Council I
administration viii meet at Headquarters at
O'Clock y, N 81 Feb. ], 10 examine aud audit IA
ACCOUNTS 81 the Assistant Quartcrma~ter.t ,cpcrn
The following Committees are announced and a.
comrades named are requested 10 al once motif
these Headquarters H. for amy reason tbey cam,
serve. On Report Of the Department Commands
Geo. w. Hooker. BrHulcbOro; A IS Valruliu,
Bennington = W. Cummings ~ Altnus q
isepofl 81 assistant iGcncral, J. Il. Sculll
Burlington, u. II. Putnam, BrattIeboro. A. n
Davis w. X. junction. On Rcpou Of Ass-tar
: QuSrtcfma7tef-'feneIHl J.. ID. Biodectt ST. Johni
bury D. Cannon, Jr Bellows Falls A, 4. IcayeI
I worth, oas,leion. on Reports 81 ali other Depar
} meHt Officers w. li Gilmore, Fairee: H. q Hn
% bard. orwell III. IT, Perkins ~ Adams on Res,
lunons, y. Il. smith, Montpelier. D. NJ Havuc
1 ltuuandi - ~ Mausur, Island Pond. Gener
b Committee, T. IS Peck, Burlington: Il " level
b / 1whnioni Hugh Horny, Chester; 4. o. Kiupslel
2 Rutland; q. al. Forbcs, BrA4dou; H. IA. Moo,
h 1 bury Woodstock
, The following will he the order OF business M
q loss changed By vote VI the Eucau pmOA: Feb