New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
NATIONAL GUARD AFFAIRS.
THE TWENTY SECOND REGIMENTS REVIEW
ATHLETICS AGAIN DISCUSSED.

THE TWENTY SECOND REGIMENTS REVIEW
ATHLETICS AGAIN DISCUSSED.
Tho affair OF the week in National Guard circles
will DO undoubtedly the review OF the I'D Regiment
BY Mayor Grant tomorrow evening. The members OF
Colonel Camps organization have had the benefit OF
the example OF seeing nearly every other organization
In tho city drill according to the new regulations ard
while the men have profted by this fact an effort
will be made far TO excel the other regiments as 10
show that the 22d improves on totally independeht
and original lines The ed has been making RAPID
advances since 1t has occupied its new armory' IN
spite OF the fact that Internal trouble at one time
thrt to cut short the existence OF the regiment
1.,,a+her Colonel Camp Lieutenant Colonel King
opd Major BARTLETT are all serworSng enthusiastic
onica not 10 mention the large number OF exceleht
officers In the line, and consequently IL "ouH 70
strange II the regiment did not show the ehe'I o'
this condition OF affairs. a large crowd OF spectators
& expected 10 be present 10 witness the ceremonies
IN marrow evening It will be the last public appear
orce q, the regiment until the Inspection II Van
Courtlandt Park After the review the ons-serV''e
medals and marksmen's tadges VIII lie pre'eh,eu %
~, rbo are entitled 10 them. Lieutenant Harry
1raadweu o, Company B, has been detailed as on'o~
=, ,he o,ard for the occasion. Dancing VIII fOio" s
military ceremonies. -, .,,,
rr.. 9Th Regiment will also have its nnal puoho
npearance for the season, until Inspection the pre'
r., Colonel scott has ordered that the men assem-
a.. in
y, Acknowledgement Porter. The war and long'er''e
medals and the Avery re0'u"'e P
,rlhuted on that evening. .
Company c. of the 9TH Regiment. VIII nave d" ~
,oo- aru in the Boulevard some evening III '''
present month, probably on April 20 ,,., .,a
The new armores for the fist, 9th ana o''H
ments seem to be in u fair way 10 NC .,,n,
- the naked eyc' within 'ompii"N'N' -,
limo They have been covered with the coo"eVS y,
for several years, bul ~ ~
oc,,on has been taken which looks rs II thc 49,
,r,, an nil m, bindings would soon be begui' in'
WORT, Of digging the excavation for the walks Vi ""
list Regiment armory has been peguh o' -,
will begin At the klst meeting OF the r"o" -,
IN the week Just passed resolution WIS
calling upon tho Corporation Counsel 70 "n' ~.
ceedings TO close Hall Place 10 make room io' Wv
new home of the Goth Regiment. resolution We"
also adopted calling far the pushing of the pfV '
,rcs IN get the land and begin work on the otn hes
ment armorv. - ,t
within two or three years. from the present oaS
look all the National Guard organizations IN VIC ''
will be comfortably housed
, COED deal OF feeling Is felt and expreSSeu'
especally among the rank and file. about the outcome
of the proposed National Guard athletic scheme Inv
nrorosals which were made wear ago In this alre0-
lion met With the hearty approval ret only OF ths
men I'm the ranks. but OF the officers aS well. NV
recent outcome OF the controversy between the ~ " u
and the eth Regiment Athletic Association mas e"i'
phnsi7cd that feeling. No doubt II "enerii fo''
should carry out the scheme the lines lai "'"n
by the COMMITTEES which formulated the pau "0
would have the hearty aud even enthu'"''' ~
operation OF nine leGths of the officers ana men III wv
National Guard. The scheme seems t. iGns IRE III
cause no appears = carry out the pr,ii'al Saya
of organization. General Porter l. reported I, n"
requested the officers of the 'th Regiment A'. .hcy
ISOLATION t. form the athlete a. tlaton Day ~
declined to do 50. net because theN I'll hoi ts s~,s
would be good thing but TO- entirely different ,Ss
This request was mai, at IN ANIMAL dinner q, ma
association at the New York Athletic Club cirN ~ T
winter. since then the project Seems 20 have ~, 10
The large crowds which attend the game, given ~ Ia
different regiments show that the project "rLi -
easily made n success from financial point olaIon.
II All the expenses incmrcd are pait tha l. snn1hctt
and no one doubts thai this coui be Done Nn oot
trouble 1t Is to be hoped that General oter VIII Hans
allow another SeaSOn to PASS without putting tnc 49,
which formulated last sca,on INTO ac1 I'D ant
ton. The want II. and such scheme X,,Io,ai
successfully wOui be Of great beneh To we nnran"t
Guard throughout the State bv bringing the w, 49,
organizations prominently before the people ny -. -
payers could then that they were not pasine az
maintain lot of tin soldiers" howerv uu ,orcss
charac ter2aton NAV have been OF the military i
as they formerly constituted.