The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-09-29
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

The following resolutions were adopted: Il
raise flag over the public schools asking fol
statistical information in regard to the strength
of the Confederate army, and indorsing House
| bill 1920 ON that subject; restoring Past De-
| partment Commander Betton, of New Hamp
! shire, to membership in the Encampment; rec
| ommending Congress to pass law to give the
same right of preference to all honorably dis.
| charged soldiers, sailors and marines that il
| now given to those discharged for disability
recommending legislation for the printing Of
| $4,000 copies of the official War Record in.
dorsng the order of the Commander in Chief
forbidding any Post of the GAR. to march
under the Confederate flag; asking that the
census volumes containing the names and
postoffice addresses of veterans be published
Immediately; asking Congress to erect mon
ument to the memory of the private soldiers;
thanking the citizens of the District of Co
lumbia for the manner of their reception to
flagstaff be placed on Fort Sumter and the flag
displayed on proper occasions.
The Encampment also adopted q resolution
thanking the Commander.in. Chief for the
manner in which he had discharged his duties.
resolution was offered by Thomas F. Glea-
son, Department Commander, and j. W. Stone,
President of the Board Of Trustees Of the An
Jacksonville Prison-Pe Property, Of the De-
partment of Georgia, for the turning over OF
by the Department Of Georgia. to the National
Encampment, and the resolution was adopted,
with the proviso that the Council of Admin
istration should examine into the question
whether it was proper to receive such convey
ance.
COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION.
The following named comrades were elected
members of the National Council of Admins
tration:
Alabama. c. Miller, Green Pond.
Arizona-H. B. Lighthizer, Ph9nix.
Arkansas-Logan II. Roots, Little Rock.
California-N. D'Oyly, San Jose.
Colorado and WyOming-G w. Barker,
Manitou Springs.
Connecticut-Thomas J. Gill, Hartford.
Delaware-Miles B. Fowler, Wilmington.
Florda-George i. Foote, Belwood.
Georgia-Henry Burns, Mason.
Idaho-G. L. Shoup, Salmon City.
1llnois-Henry S. Dietrich Chicago.
Indana-William II. Armstrong, Indian
apolis.
Indian Territory-Reuben LeMasters. Krebs.
Iowa. B. Raymond, Hampton.
Kansas-Edmund b. Jones, Hoton,
Kentucky--Jonathan McKelvey, Louisville.
Louisiana and Missour-H. G. Warmoth,
New Orleans
Maine-Edwin c. Mlliken, Portland.
Maryland-John f. Hough. Baltimore.
Observation-Disclosures M. DIN, Boston.
Michigan. 0. Bellair, Grand Rapids
Minnesota-C. G. Edwards, st. Paul.
Missour-Lucan f. Carter, st. Joseph.
Montana-Lester S. Wilson, Bozeman.
Nebraska-John Barshy, Fairmont
New Hampshire-O w. Baldwin, Lebanon.
New Jersey-Benj. Murphy, Jersey City.
New Mexico-William NJ. Berger, Santa Fe.
New York-Theodore Feidstein.
North Dakota-E S. Miller jamestown.
Ohio-R III. Cochran. Toledo.
Oklahoma Seward, Guthrie.
Oregon-D. G. Sherman, Salem.
Pennsylvania-A. p Burchfeld, Pittsfeld.
Potomac-Dan. A. Grosvenor, Washington,
d.
Rhode Isand-Henry Luther, Providence.
South Dakota-S II. Jumper. Aberdeen.
Tennessee-W. III. Nelson, Johnson City.
Texas-David Mackay, Dallas.
Utah-C. o. Farnsw0rth, Salt Lake City.
Fermont-S. w Cummings, ST. Adams.
Virginia and North Carolina-D. r. Wilson,
Richmond.
Washington and Alaska. S. Brown, Spo-
kane.
West Virginia-C. w. Hart Buckhannon.
Wisconsin-Rufus b. Smith, Madison.
The ewly-elected officers of the Encamp-
ment together with Cotnrade Z. d. Gray, of
Wisconsin, who was appointed AdJutant- Gen.
eral, were then daily Installed by Past Com
mander-in- Chief Beath, and the Encampment
adjourned sine die.
A. f. Mortimer, Co. %, 18th Pa. Cav and a
member of National Eucampment ia East