New-York tribune., 1892-10-17
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
FINE SHOW OF THE VETERANS IN LINE.
ARr1ILERYMEN HAVE \ REUNIoN-DELlNoCENr
OFFICERS REPRIMANDED.

ARTIrLERYMEN HAVE 4 REUNION-DtlIN NOuf-Nl
OFFICERS RErRIMANDED.
Grand Army generally are proud OF uip nne 1t
pearance OF the Grand Army column III "ouh''"S
military paradc. Coming as last weeks display uu'
60 soon after the great parade in Washington last
month II was regarded as remarkable that 50 hIsr
body turned out. Ex-Iresident Cleveland did not inc
the looks Of H. perhaps otherwise he would not nave
Turned his back upon old boys of 1oOl nor nave
departed from the grandstand while the Urahu ARMY
column was passing in review; but hosts Oh o'ai Io
ple were pleased, and cordially cheefed the g'iah'
men who had imprilled their lives for Their couius'
Among the posts whose appearance was thousH u'n''
ing OF special mention were: Lafayette NO. lio' heno
Post No a. KoteS Post no 32 Noah H. fainih'ln
Post No. 455, Judson fitzpatrick Post NO l4o, L. a.
Kimhall Post No. 100 Z. d. Morgan POST NO 90 anu
several Others.
The Dandy Fifth ar the 9TH NewYork Heavy
Artillery is known. held the fourteenth annual reunion
Of us veteran association at Clars Twenty-thildst'
on Wednesday columbus Day.. Those Of the veterans
who were not lost in the crowd assembled uuI4ns ue
day in the parlOrs at CArk's. wheie rco'pNon ""'
held AT the business meeting the following oihcer'
were elected Alexander J. Stewart, pIeNluen'' ''
william Iuttlnger, first vice-president' James ~
Kemble second vice. president; benjamin L. PARKER
third vice president the Rev. Lieutenant L. t. Liver
more chaplain and reelected Lieutenant joseph II.
Barker, secretary and treasurer
The BANQUET room was beautifully decorated with
Navy Tho rermental flags occupied prominent
plaee The dinner was served at g p. m. The re-
tiring president Colonel Graham introduced the preal-
dentelect, who thanked the comrades for the hohor
conferred upon him, and WELCOMED the comrades ana
their friends The Rev. L. E. Livermor, chaplain,
was called on as the first speaker. lie congratulated
the veterans present on their safety from the CROWDS
of the city, and complmented the women present
with their families. His speech was received with
pleasure and applause.
Coloner Collins grand marshal of the g. A. r.,
New-York City, was present with several members oi
his staff in uniform His speech was patriotic and en-
toyable 1t greeted with great applause.
Other speakers called upon, among whom were
the v1cepresdentelect and the secretary The latter
told his comrades and their friends about his hiueth
birthday, which they happened TO be celebrating On
this occasion. songs by Comrades smith ana McAo"h
were highly appreciated and encoItd.
Among those present Mrs. Murray, widow OF
Colonel Murray Mrs David W. Wilson, Mrs. John H.
Graham, Mis- Henry u. smith, Mrs henry H. smith,
Mrs Edgar b. Mott, Mrs. Joseph II. Barker Mrs.
George j. Wenck, Mrs, c. b. Johnson Mrs William r.
Post Mrs. ilNam IL. McAlal:nus Mrs John Il, OlIpy'
Mrs Henry Myers and Mrs. William H. Van RIPPER
Colonel Walton past grand marshall Colonel Wilson.
past commander OF Strong Post Brooklyn; Commander
Daniels, OF lice Posi- senior NlceCoIillduut. h,o ,
cock, Of hice Post and isl ConHa1erS aI n anu
Madison, y. j.. J. IL. Cl4rh, Campbell Hall ~ a.,
G.. r. Redman East Norwall, Conn; W. L. Post, Port
Washington, L. l.; W. ii. Van Riper Nutley \. j.;
L. H. Jones Barnes corners, n. y; G. b. johnson.
s@ustrcs, G s. T.; j.: William Huttingcr BeyeTley' ,;y
Binghanton n. y. E. Kelley. henslco, y. \; .co,,,.
regime1tal association OF the survivors OF nSots
oOO' iIh NewYorh Cavalry vas formed at 1t W@s! n
ident; George H. Barker, vicepresident. Thomas W,
Tcriment are requested to send their names and
addresses to Secretary smith at No. 800 inrdaTe,
will be at Peekskl, when the members VIII De the
guests Of J%eT hSs Of Of the cQR2ny n5r Naval Veteran
Association viii be held at Everett Hal b1dee ana dc
Woughby BroPy9 on WsaeaSs e aSs cSuny are
invited to be. present. ,... Son. q, vo,
The Dysop Commander sons St Gd Gi Se
eran Dsn in eenr as last e rays ss INC
% ss al are srSRers pSnae sa% hS T
order For the many prompt and enicient camp
or as and crees have words Of evere
it has we'll said that there are times when care
n,sn as bad Especially i: this t,e with captains
ana their officers who permit the ialr regulations Oi
reason of failure to send reports and tax or having
soiemnly taken the obligations OF our ritual are heel
;er less OF interest arr to- dcc For those who thus lose
sight of their avowed sacred WORK nreah Meir o" @
to the order there are no methods TOO severe for
Of t esmps by Of r Of du IS ' M
criminal as larceny show to the world mat we are
Of SfHds y wcf GeSsGG and Of w
given US Let US do business In accordance with
business methods.
4 failure 10 exemplify the ftualistic work. desire
that all camp officers who have parts N the ritual;
but have gs mot %se the the s@mg amp 10 IS IN % Do
not let ritual be seen. rs well might l,oo'h or
Iarreit on the stage have attempted, with book In
hand, please TO an audience IN acting Their parts s
for n camp officer standing with ritual before him, to
think that he is impressng recruit with ne
solcmniy and strength OF almost sacred principles
IL is not only breach Of the consti uucn rules ano
regulations but strain upon coOdnatlre and decency
The above words OF criticism addressed to only
The annual reunion Of he 1891 New-Yort yolan
teers raised In Washington County, was held IN
salem. and was one Of the mos. enjoyable affairs
Nearly $50 members Of the REGIMENT answered 10
roll-call, which was MADE at Proudft Hall over
1000 persons We're in The h. han TO 'en W to ss t1e al
General j. C. Rogers. Joseph Potter members Of The
Washington County War Committee, the Rev seth
Gy adItant Of the da l2d New oTH H. On p & W. lawn
in front OF the house of J. NJ. Williams by the women
Of Salem and was partalen OF by about 200 neplG, e.
by S'i The salem and Hartford Drum Corps. At tho
were reelected President j. c. Rogers: Sandy Hill;
secretary, II. c. Morehouse, Greenwich; treasurer,
Henry c. Gray. Greepw1ch.
teers was held At sandlske The attendance large
and the day was perfect Pos MeConihc, under
took shem In charge Headed by the post and Tol-
combs cornet band, street parade was made. MANY
houses along the line Of march were decorated In
welcome was made by Commander McConihe on he
half Of the p,st and the citizens OF the twn. Cay
tain f. A. lIartshorn responded for tle asso'iaton:
Nebraska. Comrades W. u. Taylor, i. +. Morey,
and Past Commander Harrison Clark, T. l.. Demers,
]. NJ. Snyder and others.