New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-14
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES
RECRUITING BRISK ALL OVER.
HELPING INF:RM AND DISABLED VETERANS
ApPHoACHINC ELECTIONS.

HELPING INF:RM AND DISABLED VETERANS
APPROACHING ELECTIONS.
"Dus,ncss IS extremely duh at Department head
quarters" writes High Private" from Albany AS
ssant ouartermastcr Bennett the only really busy
man here and he saws that the orders for supllys
are not What they ought 10 he.
aFron the number Ct blanks sent out through the
State last month II Is evident that many Of tie posts
ar, fading advantage Of the law which requires county
boards 10 set apart find for the relief Of inhrm ana
disabled veterans and their widows and families, ana
Arc putting In applications for appropriations hc'
crult.ng is brisk along the nnc and the SECOND cn
rep,ris should show large gain In membership Do'l
from the suspended list and by now recruits
"Apprcaions Rave been received 10y the Assistant
Aduan, General for chart rs for posts AT East syria
cuse saranac Lake, Fast Nassau and schenec'au''
There ought 10 be another post at schenectady to get
up a little vitality, as there IS only one post IN tic
county and there arc any number of comrades WHO
ere eligible.
Depart ment- Commander Poole ana AdlhHn''"o''
eral Wallace have in preparation General oIoef No.
IL and II will soon lie issued 70 the posts inns or"ef
will contain the announcement of the assistant nSpec-
tors selected for the annual tour. and especial pans
have bcen taken to secure the best possipie i".''
for this important work. Owing to the Ia'e AI0 AZ
the state Printers In which the procecu'hSN vi u'
Department Encampmen', held laS' sPi'"s ~
burned the Assistant Adiutant General 1eaF' t"''
will be impossible 10 get the volumes on III uhe 10
distribute before the first of the coming year.
Most OF The New-Yerk md Brooklyn posts are getting
their "satcS' ready for the approaching poS' v
lions Of officers for the year 1913 to'h'hahoerS WIZ
lam McEntct Of Dahgren Post No li3' "'orse
Chapr,ll of Vanderbilt Post, No. 1870; A. u Ni'S'
of Lafayette Post, No 40; Andrew NJ thueihin, VI
Alexander Hamilton Post, No. 1872; Samuel VoihlS'
of John T.. Bendix Post No. 4o2; }. NJ ADAMS u
Phil Kearny Post No. 3; H. :. Osborn, OF NaV"i Io,
No. 5l6 ana william F. Krchncr. OF LLOYD Asph"aH
Post No. COO arc among popular comrades "ho' 1t -
said Will he continued another year Mt the head OF
their several organizations without oppoSlh"h' ->u
t1ant George seeman OF J. l.. Rker Post. NO o. ana
Adhiant Martin J. Reese, OF Noah l.. FaTnLIm foS''
No 45a are talked OF for promotion TO c0mmahoer III
their respective posts
Some OF the posts will adhere 10 the "one't@m
p-inc ME for their chief officer. One OF THESE Il L""
D. Morgan Post. No. 307 where there Is d'SpoS'"o"
10 crafty the ambition OF every comiade III '"r"'
This time Colonel Abraham g. Demares tne worthy
senior vice-commandcr OF Morgan. is coming TO the
front Other places OF the ticket are set DOWN u
follows Senior vice-commandcr, COnrade Albert N'hS
field Junior vlce-commander, Captain Arhoid llhon'
surgeon Past Commander Martin i. Ha'cA Ch"pa.h
tbe Roy Dr. William p. Oakden has signined MS
,lrpose TO retire and Comrade Frank Bury IL h"h'u
ss nj, uobable successor. Chaplain T. Bctz, WHO
ms been chaplain Of koes POST No. o." for quarter
of century, VIII be unanimously reelected ''"nS
comrades Of KOltes want Past ComilandeT Herman W.
Thum to submit 10 another re-elecuon as com""nu'''
Others are irving TO prevail upon Captain Theodore
Feldstein accept the place which he Is 50 'hoous
At,d for but although OF the Oldest ana most
jealous members 0! K0ltes Post. COmrade Feldsteih
has always refused election 10 post COMMANDER Ill
sne Of the fao that only his assent Is needed TO III
duce the boys to "makc 1t unanimous perhaps ne
NAV withdraw his objections this time
Admiral b. S. OsbOn has word from Ihdianhpohs
vbero the next National EncNmpment Will take
Mace that the National Association OF Naval veterans
will receive great honOrs nj their convention 10 u
held In 1898. Among the attractions VIII De u
BANQUET OF unusual proportions ana style heau
quarters for the convention and business purposes
parade with plenty OF music; free quarters Tor inc
eliminates and every thing they could ask for except
their ratlons lifesized model Of Ericssons
sMontor' will be built for them, ana on her ueehS
will be held balls, receptions and reunions, ana Deio"
her decks will be mess-room IN wh"h VIII De ser'eu
I'D all the nautical delicaces of war times. The de-
tails OF the convention services have not yet been
finally arranged and VII not BE- unln aier ine sS
ecutlve Committee and the special committee to be
appointed TO care for the Naval Veterans. The parade
Sa bar, in The evenins and The convention be- held
on Monday previous 10 the National tncampment
definite date can be arranged until the. National
Council of Administration fixes the date Of the En-,
have a Naval Veteran Association In working order
in Indanapos before The e9ycnaSn meets n9
10 proceed there and act In concert with the Naval
Committee having the matter In cDarge.
u. II. Hambhght Postmaster at Charleston, Bradley
County, Tenn. sends TO Tie Tribune the following
statement in regard to the sword Of Confederate
officer who was killed during the Maryland campaign Of
1862, IN the hope that the sword he recoyccd by
tie dead sellers family: Captain George c. Wlatcy,
OF the Tenth A ALBANIA G. {. A., killed az Anntom
or Sharpsburgh, Md. In September 1852. His sword
taken by one in the ,rthern army. W. l..
W. III. Mckee. of New York City. whose street and
number lost agent for The person who had the
sword lie advertised H. Address COl)nel W. l..
Mcknight. Charleston Tenn. in regard to the mat
ter"
Daniel Herman writes from the National soldiers
Home Virginia. in behalf OF badly crlpp ed inmate Of
TIE Home, Lewis NandcrVecr who served Trough the
late in Company d, 1O7th New York Volunteers
and who is desrous Of hearing from OF his r'la
living. COmI1dc Nandcrvcers fathers
Isaac, and his mother kept boarding house
before the war. where Lewis born. His address
Is Ward 10, Hospital. National Soldiers Home Va.
Cnus lal + 70 be taken this in clrcting the
members Of the New York Memorial Committee. Each
post IN Now York f1ty f. eutilcd 10 elect Gecgat,
and alternate for ffy members and tho major
fraction thereof. Tic officers OF the committee
Chairman. two vice c. arman recording and
spond'ng secretary. a treasurer and grind mor>al
who shnl' he clcctd by ballot The first Monday Of
February IN each year.
The Columbian entertainment given nj the West
sio school ~ the Childr"n'S AID Society by the A.
Williams ladies' Cadet Corps and Camp lO3. s O. V.
and their Auxiliary Corps. october 81. grand
success. The children served with ice and
refreshments Tn Ladies Cadets Give nm exhibition
I'll n the reception OF Comranv H. seventy first Ren
msnt. v G. &. " Y. NJ Wendc's Assembly Rooms
November 10.