The National tribune., 1892-11-03
HEADQUARTERS NEWS.
Appointment of New Officers by the Com
mander-in-Chief.


mander-in- Chief.
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS. GAR. |
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
General Orders, No. .
l. After the delay incident moving Headquar-
tiers material thousand miles, aud immediately
sipou obtaining access to the records of this office,
the Ccpmander-n-C Chief is able 10 announce the
folG-e:N.g- named comrades elected and appointed
"a Tbs positions designated:
Gamma nder-in- Chief-A. G. Weissert, Milwsu-
k1-. Wis.
Seui.,r Vice COMMANDMENT Chief-R ii. War
fell San Francisco Cal.
Junior Vice Commandment Chief-Peter B. Ayrs,
Wilmington, Del.
surgeon-Generai-wn c. Vile Danhury, Conn.
Chaplsin-in Chief-D. r. Lowell, Fort Riley
Kan.
AuiutRut- General-E b. Gray, Milwaukee. Wis.
Quartermaster- General John Taylor Is con-
sinued in the position he has long aud ably filled
City Hall. Philadelphia. Pa.
Inspector Generai-(ieorge l.. Goouae, 90 Com
mercial street, Boston, Mass.
Assistant Adjuiani General-J l. Bennett, Chi
caeo. III.
Senior Abide Camp-Ford II. Rogers. Detroit.
Mich.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION.
Alabama-J c. Miller. Green Pond.
Arizona-H. B. LghIl Izer, Phoenix.
ArksnsRs-Iogan Roots. Little Rock.
CalifornR-N. ID. 0yly. San Jose.
Colorado and Wyonng-G. w. Barker, Manitou
Sp ings.
observation-disclosures l. Gill; Hartford.
Delswsre-Miles r. Fowler. Wilmington.
FloridR-George F. Foote, Zriiwood.
Georgis-Henry Burns. Macon.
ldsho-G. l. Shoup Salmon City.
lllinois-Henry S. Dietrich. Chicago.
Indiana-W II. Armstrong. Indianapolis.
Indian Territory-R L. Masters, krehs.
Iowa.. b. Raymond. Hampton.
Kansas-Edmund r. Jones. Holton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McKelvey, Louisville
l.ouisians and Mississippi-H. c. Yarmouth.
New Orleans
Maiue-Edwin C. aEiliken. Portland.
Marylsnd-John l. Hough, Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures. NJ DIN, Boston.
AfichiQau-J O. Bpliair Grand sai.ids,
Minnesota-C 6. Edwards. ST. Paul.
Missouri. f. Carter. ST. Joseph.
Montana-Iesier =. Wilson. Bozeman.
Nebra-ka-John Bxrsey. Fremont.
New Hsmpshire-O. w. Bald VIII, Lebanon.
New Jersey-Benj Murphy, Jersey City
New Nexico-W. NJ Bei ger Santa Fe.
New York-Theo Fedsten, New York City.
North Dakota-E. 6. Miller. jamestown.
Oho-R II. Cochran, Toledo
Oklahoma-Thos. Seward. Guthrie.
OFegon-D &. Sherman, Salem.
Pennsylvania-A. b. Burchfield. Piitsfed.
Potomac. Dan. a. Grosvenor. Washington, ID. G.
Rhode IsIand-H.nry c. Luther. Providence.
South Dakoia-S. II. Jumper, Aberdeen.
Tennessee-W H Nelson, johnson City.
Texas-David Maukay, Dallas.
Ctah-C. o. Farnswolth, Salt Lake City.
Neunont-S. w. Cummings, ST. Adams.
Virginia and North Caroina-D. r. Wilson,
RichlRnd
Washington and Alsska-J s. Brown. Spokane.
West Virginia-C. w. Hart, BnckhAnnon.
MISUNDERSTANDING b. Smith, Madison.
IL The comrades whose names here
Dounced are appointed the Executive Committee
OF the National Council of Admin ration: Henry
6. Dietrich 81 La Sale street Chicago; L. b. Ray
ntond. Hampton, Iowa: VIM. n. Armstrong In
dsnspoiis, Ind; II. c. Luther. Providence. II. l.;
A. p. Burchheld, Pittsfeld. Pa.
~. The bent fits Ia be derived from mem bership
in the &. A. X. Lave been ably and frequently
forth that they will not be discussed here But
there sre some points " hieh must not he omitted.
There are approx imaely 500 600 eligible comrades
outside the ranks of the q. AR. These men
only be induced to jon it by those with whom they
come in contact. Will each corurade try to bring
into the ranks recruit n lore a suspendpd
or reinstate dropped member is just whole
some recruiting any other Department Com
mauders VIII resort 10 such measures in the vari-
Gus localities as appear to promise the most practi
ca results
Some remain outside the Order because of short
service. Let such be advised that honorable
discharge lie all that il necessary FOR membership
and many men tho served well for 90 days may
have done much good TO the country as those
who have u record of four years.
No worthy comrade should he kept out of
ranks. permitted 10 leave them because he is
poor. What would be the opinion OF q Church that
would exclude a person from membership because
he IL poor?
Many younger men who now. by reason Of their
ag~. ought TO be coming TO the front in the Order,
enlisted soon their age would permit aud
thai only possible the close of the great
struggle. Their service may have been short from
been given in lsCl aud 80.
VII. The ConmaBdsr-in-Chiefr requests Depart
nent Commanders rigidiy TO enforce the siric'est
Observance OF The following rule of tie funda-
mental law Of the Order. only during political
campaigns but at all other times:
ARTICLE XI.
politics.
No officer or comrade of The Grand Army Of the
Repubi shsl in any manner this organization
for partisan pu poses, and discussion of partisan
questions shall be permitted AT any OF its meet
iDgs, nor shall any nominations for political Office
be made.
Any violation OF This rule should subject the
perperator TO the severes. condemnation Of all hi.
comrades"
VIII. Headquarters permanently established
al No. $50 Broadway, Milwaukee. Wis. All official
communications should be addressed 10 The Adju
n The address OF David w. Marshall, late Lieu
tensniIColopel 5lst Ohio, any OF his family lie
wanted BY FL. :. Pease, of East Saginaw Mich
Who has the discharge OF Col. Marshall, which was
found on the street
XII Requests for address Of comrades should be
cent to ibe Army and Navy SURVIVOR Division of
tbe Pension Bureau. Washington. d. q.
XII The Veteran Protective Assocation - cor.
ner Michigan avenue aud Thirteenth ST. Chicago
hs- received attention from the Commk der-in-
Chief, as directed by the 26th EBcsmpment and its
plans and purposes meet his approval. Documents
tn M explanation OF lie beeflceut inten 10.
WARD comrades and their families will be sent by
She Association TO all Posts in existence and
respectful attention to them will result ia GOOD TO
bfrErc nails and the Order in general
80 command OF A. o. WElssERT, Commander in /
Chief