New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-26
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
APPEAL FOR THE SONS OF VETERANS.

AIDES-DE-CAMp INTERPRETATIONS NOTES.
The DEPARTMENT Commander In circular issued
from hi, headquarters at Albany calls attention to
the resolutions adopted ut the last department en-
campmcnt held in Buffalo, recognizing in the order
Of the OF Veterans n worthy and desirable sue
cessor the Grand Army organization. ana extend
ing to It approval and assistance. He properly adds
| urge a greater Of the Grand Army in and
closer intercourse with this growing and worthy order
IL Of wisdom for the veterans TO take their sons
their hearts. give them their encouragement, guide
hcir upward steps counsel them from erOr tutor them
present, prepare them for the future while the
living heroes giyc-not q pecuniary aid but love
and fostering care from father TO son. and con-
tribute the benedlcton OF their presence well a. the
inspiration their achievements In fitting this order 10
assist in declining years; and, when the sab!ed
.hroud OF death shall fall upon the last member OF the
Grand Army, prove worthy OF its inheritlnce-an in.
hertance Of victories which cannot be bequeathed
but OF fathers memory and example.
The most observer in the Grand Army must
the almost sacred advantage Of this policy not alone 70 our
order but the principles causes struggles and results
Of the Rebellion. therefore sugge, and urge that In
places where there is post OF the Grand Army. and no
camp Veterans that comrades OF these posts
organize camps once the Interest Of de-
slrable toward this end. l have obtained from the
divSon OF the Sons, w S. Obedof Of Dams
c y. Y, circulars Of instruction relative TO tho for
OF camps. copy of which Is herewith inciosN
an places camps already located let comrades In.
you Will be welcome. Give your sons. as organized
CAMPS fathers guidance while you are able to assist
them so years they may be not only fsthful
10 our organization but may take up our labors ana
our mission. Act toward the boys now many OF them
mem 40 chat they feel that though they are
worthy OF their sires and members OF the same raterna
household sheltered under the same roonot forced INTO
the world az though banshed from your doors In snort
give your not crumb, but fathers au DeheuIc
ton and inspiration. 1 should be pleased to receive aa
nv mail from all
above suggestions.
The following aides OCEAN have been announcer OH
the department staff VI. J. Cummings. Dcvin Post NO
1As BROOKLYN Henry Decker. St'inwoir POST NO
1872. New York: samud Nppencou. W. , hancock
Post No 30 New-Ycrk: Charles A. shaw Rankin
Post. No. TO- BROOKLYN: Edward W. Lliommedleu'
G. K. Warren Post No. 2aG. BROOKLYN.
" s. Hancock Post and Corps. OF New York CITY.
will hokl a olnt installation service on January 10.
NJ Boomingia. Hall. No. 10 East Sixueth-st whch
Will be followed by campfire. Mrs. Annie Wltteii-
mycr will install the officers OF the corps.
Commander Gilbert Ritclhn. Of r. j. Clark Post.
No. 21o. Of Patcho que l.. l.. has a letter from r.
N.Nulan Lumber Bridge. Robson County. y. C.. VINO
saws; 81 have in ms possession nchlc badge or
clorrn found en- the road between Ch'ruw. > C.. ana
Tayn.teyllle " c. with the following inscrptl)A
- ran Co. b. 100 ~ Y. Vols. Quarryvllie ~ T.
II YOU can find the proper owner. II living VIII soma
II 10 him. n dead. will send it to his relatives iou
NAV use this rs think best am an cid wounded
Confederate soldier. ard such wculd take pride Ii
returning he above"
The comrad,, OF tis department. are warnoa against
,Io ,o,o,vinr who have b CT working upon the sym
,athv ~ Brooklyn and New-fork city comrades
. Charles D. Morgan" tall. slender man. untrimmed
,card age about seventy years an easy taiker. Gays
he belongs TO General Lander Post No. B, Department
Massachusetts, The Commander OF Lander Post says he
has no such man on his rolls. The other is Joel
nbp he
cr,n, Karney Janeway Post, No. 15 Department New