The National tribune., 1892-09-08
NEW YORK.

XIX ASSOCIATION
Warren County Veteran Association, who were
holding their annual Esosmpment on the
wooded hillside overlooking the Queen of Lakes:
by the GAR. Band of Warrensburg, with
rages for the disabled veterans and ladies. The
veteran eavalrymen were escorted TO the camp. Of
which they took possession until the dinner call
sounded when they made charge upon the good
things that would have done them credit at Getiys
burg. The Quartermaster, Geo. w. Smith, earned
the thanks of the boys for the perfect manner in
which he supplied the wants of the hungry ones.
Everyone had plenty. and there were no foraaing
parties sent out from camp. AT I;lo p m y H. Smith,
President of Warren County Veteran Association
called the meeting to order, and after prayer by
Row. G. NJ. Blake tile conduct Of the assemblage
was handed over TO Pres. J. s. Fassett. of the 2d
Veteran Cavalry Association. Pres. Smith VOL
coined the veterans, and Surg. q. h. Balch re-
sponded. Al this time tina boys were stirred to
cheers by the reycrberating echoes Of cannon fred
by patriotic citizen. Chap. w. T. Poor spoke
on the - Private Soldier" and Col. d. +. RitcEIis
paid a glowing tribute to Our Dead Comrades"
Maj j. s. Fassett then made the address of the day
on the Cavalry H0rse."- The Major drought
down the house" repeatedly in telling the good
qualities of the old war horse, who went into the
service without the promise Of n Corporalship or
pension; who never jumped a bounty. and only
required his ration of hay sGd oats which he did
not always get. After the speaking the business
meeting of the association was held. The next
Reunion was voted to Giens Falls, and the follow
ing officers We're elected Pres. j. 3. Fassett;
Treas, S. A. Case; Sec, L. L. Beach, Goversville
Ny.
Reunion of I2ath N. Y. (Ornnge Blossom.) was
held in Newburg. Ono hundred and sixty Of the
survivors were present among them Charles ":
Whitehead Co. a. Department Commander of
Missouri, and Gen. Hobart Ward in whose bril-
gade the regiment served. The business meeting
was held in tDe rooms Of Ellis Post. Washington
vile was selected IA place for Reunion in 1888 OH
the third Wednesday in August Officers: Lieut..
Augustus Dennision, President; James NJ. Miller,
Vice President; II. X. Mayette Secretary; Col.
Charles II. Weygant, Treasurer At the CLOSE of
the business meeting the boys were escorted by
Ellis Post to StGarts Hall. where bountiful oola-
ton was served by the ladies of Newburg to the
"a tI,.t, Il. f,1I
dress of welcome by Mayor Lawson, response by
Dr. Montfort. the retiring President and addresses
by Gen. Alfred B. Smith, Of 15oth ~ T., Col Can.
tine, Col. Weygant, and others. The exercises of
the day closed with dress parade in the grounds
of Wsshngton's Headquarters, where the regi-
ment was last In line when mustered ont at the
close Of the war. Comrades of the regiment who
do not receive notices of the Reunions will please
send their addresses to The Secretary. II. II. May
cite, 952 Greene avenue. Brooklyn.
The second annual Reunion Of the 160th Ohio
took place at Somerset, Gen. Sherdan's old homo.
OF the survivors Of the regiment 1870 put in an APP
pearance and registered AZ members OF the Asso-
citation. They were royalty and Hospitality en-
tertaned by the citizens of Somerset very
able, interesting and elaborate address was deliv
cred at the Campfire by a brother of The General,
John L. Sheridan. who served private In the
ranks OF the regiment. Thomas McLees who also
able and carefully prepared address on the part
performed by the mothers, wives and daughters
of the soldiers of the Union army during the re-
bellion. Col Cyrus Rcasoner, Coiumbus, was re-
elected President; VIM. II. Davenport, Washing
ton Courthouse, Secretary; Capt. d. G. Fowler, New
lie YingtOn Treasurer. The next Reunion will be
held at Roseville, but the date is not yet fixed.
Pursuant to call the 1921 N. Y. Association met
In Reunion at Cobes<ill. N Y, on the 18th day of
N. Y. Joined the above regiment. They were all
banquetted by the citizens in excellent STYLE In
the afternoon the three regiments went to their
respective quarters, where they transacted their
annual business. The I52d elected the following.
officers t,f,i for the ensuing year T. p Butler Una
House Ridge Mills; II. Nichols. West Winfield,
and U. r. Kendall, Fly Creek, Vice-Presidents
II. GreenwaId, Cobleskl Secretary and Treasurer
dressed by The National Commander, j. NJ. Palmer,
and other prominent comrades
On Thursday August Is, the Tenth Legion held
one Of the most interesting Reunions known to its
history ut Liberty. About 40 veterans were In
attendance, ind from 5 900 tot 900 spectators The
address of welcome delivered by Hon. Joel Q.
Fisk and nj times tender, poetic humorous,
racy and patriotic The Grafton WAS delivered by
Hon A. Q. Butts, who discussed various questions
senbiy was BOUNDED and fair representation of
the survivors responded. The officers were re-
New , vp, A. B. Wheeler Midd n Sec,
DR.. Sol Van EtteD, Port Jervis; Asst Sec, Capt.
" H D, Blake; New PaItz; Treas; Hon Joel c.
decided that the next meeting should be held Mt
EIlenvic.
E. A. siurtevant, Secretary, Corning Reunion
l4Ist N. Y, Corning, Sept. u.s.
Chss: Smith, Secretary, Ithaca: Reunion 157th |
:, Herbert ". Meall9g Sing Sing: Reunion LIST N.
Jno. w. Merwin, Secretary. Elnira: Reunion
16lst n Y. Bath. Oct. "a.
OHIO.
Thomas G. Davis, Secretary. Gallon: Reunion
Capt. l.. j. Cater. Secretary, Marietta Reunion |
18th Ohio. Marietta. Sept. IA.
J. +. Galclleii, Upper Samdusky Reunion 9th |
Ohio Cav, Columbus, Sept. 13.
Charles A. Miller, President National Military |
Home Reunion 9Th Ohio battery, Akron, Sept. |
A. B. Mortal, President Rushville: Reunion
18th Ohio. Rushville, Sept. 8 and 9.
X. w. Pool Secretary, Nevada Reunion of 55th
Ohio. Cedar Point, Sept. a.
j. II. Patterson. Secretary, Button: Reunion
SSth Ohio, Columbus Sept. IA.
The reunion of the 1l4th Ohio was held in Circle
vile. The local members of the regiment of Co.'S
and b. by the very generous aid of the citizens
and Grocc Corps, were enabled 10 furnish three
meals free in the Memorial Hail aud also furnish
free lodging in tie best hotels to evory member of
the regiment from outside the city. This the
largest Reunion since the war. there being i35 men
present. All the exercises were held in Memorial
building, there being need of leaving the build
ing for anything except TO seek Natures sweet
resorer. seep, downy pillows and spring beds at
present ut The front of the new courthouse. and in
the Of the regiment were also taken the ladies
Of the W.RC. who 80 royalty entertained the boys.
At meeting OF the lst and I'd Ohio Ghree
months) about so members were present Gen. |
w. II. Raynor. of Toledo, President, presided
The Association will meet at Cincinnati July 81
Officers elected: Pres, John Swasey, of Cincin-
natl; First v.-P., Maj Mccoy. National Military
Home, Dayton; Second y.-P. Hairy Boyer, WASH
ington Courthouse; Third v. P, Charles Soule,
Portsmouth; SEQ. and Treas, Issao Kindle |
Springfield A resolution adopted follows: |
ResoIred That the LIST aud Cd Ohio Association,
at Portsmouth, o., nj their sixth
nual Reunion urgently csll on tho Legislature of
the State of Ohio 10 pass an ACT similar to that of
the State Of Pennsylvania, especially recognize
the first volunteers from the State of Ohio under
the call for 10 600 troops for the defense of the Ma
tional Capital.
After adoption the same was placed In the hands
Of Hon. Alfred Korte, a Hamilton County Repre-
who was present member of the
Association. He accepted the trust and promised
TO that ii would be properly placed before the
State Legislature. A vote of thanks was rendered
Co. q, 1st Ohio, by the Association for their gen.
erous treatment of the Association. banquet
was held in the evening that was enjoyed very
much by those present
A large number of survivors Of the rs 600 Ohio
men who answered the first call Of President Lin.
colin assembled in convention at Columbus on Aug.
e8 The meeting was called TO order by Col John
d. Nicholas. President of the 10th Regiment Asso-
citation. The welcoming address made by
COL w. g. Furay of Columbus. and was deeply In
eresiing, being warmly applauded. 1t was after
ward voted motion that the local association be
dissolved, and that there be organized State
of the survivors of the $4,000 who
answered President Lincohs first call. President,
Col. John d. Nicholas CoshOclon V-P.'s, Gen.
w. II. Wilson, John r. Poorrnan, James G. Story,
Samuel Cashier, and Gen. J. w warren Reifer Sec'y,
William H. Coe. Coshocton; Treas, Jas. Mcclure,
Gosh octon. An Executive Committee of five was
chosen to draw up a constitution and bylaws for
presentation at the next meeting. Columbus
selected tho place for the next annual Reunion,
lie time to be the first and second days of the State
air.