The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-12-21


Army of the Republic, is to be present, and will
give short address. The State Department
Commander will also be present Ex-Gov.
Long will probably deliver the Grafton. There
Will DO an address of presentation and one OF
acceptance, besides other patriotic parts.
Commandcr-in-Chief John g. B. Adams has
appointed Charles G. Davis, of Boston, to be
Assistant Adjutant- General. His duties will
be in connection with the Headquarters at
Lynn. The following committees were ordered
by the 9th National Encampment:
Pension. n. Walker, indianapolis, Ind; j.
w. Burst Sycamore, ILL.,; II. E. Taintor, Hart
ford, Conn; A. r. Green. Little Compton,
Kans.. and A. NJ. Warner. Cincinnati, O.
Legslation-JOseph w. Kay, Brooklyn, n.
Y; Charles p. Lincoln, Washington, ID. c.;
John Haynes and Amos J. Cummings, N. Y,
and William f. w. Ross, Baltimore, Nd.
Grant Memorials S Burdett, Washington,
ID. c.; W. G. Veazey, Rutland, VT; Louis Wag-
ner and Il. Il. Bcath Philadelphia, Pa; Russell
A. Alger, Detroit, Mich; John Palmer, Albany
n. Y, and A. G. Weissert Milwaukee, Wis.
Committee on the Seniority of Departments
R. B. Beath, Philadelphia, Pa. p. II. Bowling,
Toledo. o., and Charles H. Freeman, Corn
ing. n. Y.
Charles Russell Lowell Post T. of Boston
Com. Walter S. Sampson; S. V. C.. Samuel r.
Barstow; J. " C., Edward G. Lindsay; Q. NJ,
Edmond B. Meehan; Surg, Hugh Curran !;
Chap, Thomas Maxwell; o. d., Daniel Nc
Carthy; o. e., Edward II. Burrill.
Post Is. of Brockton-Com., j. NJ. Jenney;
S V. C., Robert Z. Leavtt; j. V. C., Henry l..
Brown; Surg, Samuel J. Wade; O. NJ, John
b. Parker; o. D., Andrew Jackson; Chap
Post %. Miford-Com., w. II. Hooker;
S. V. c., Il. J. Aylward; J. V. C., Nathan
Durpee; Q. NJ. II. J. Bailey; Surg, T. w. Mum
roe; Chaplain, G. C. Buck; o. d., Hugh Craw-
ford; o. g., ID. J. Johnson.
st. John Chambre Post, -. of StougbtOn-
Com, George O. Wentworth; s. V. c., Fred T.
Lane; J. V. c.. Henry Taylor; Q. NJ, Charles
#. Drake; O. D., Ira Drake; o. G.. II. O..
Holmes; Surg, l. F. Drake; Chaplain, Abel
Harrington.
William II. Freeman Post, 129 Blackstone
Com, William II. Minot; S. V. c., Bernard
Reynolds; J. V. C.. William +. Byrne; Q. ~.
Americas WEIGH; Surg, George A. Stearns !;
Chaplain, Maurice Shea; O. d., Michael Dor
rington; o. g., Timothy Sheehan.
Theodore l.. Bonney Post, Hanson-COm,
Robert Calder; s. V. C.. Gibson Bea; j. V. C.,
Edwin Pratt; Adi't. Joseph J. Cook; @. NJ,
b. c. Besl; Surg, Thomas w. Bourne; Chap,
Oils L. Booney; o. d., Charles G. Moore; o. g.,
George w. Turner; s. NJ, Nat Rowland !;
Q. NJ. s, Wallace w. Hood.
&. NJ. Packard Post, 1913, Avon-Com., Joseph
w. Bryant; S. V. c., Marchiel Hunt; J. V. C.,
w. F. Oliver; Chaplain S. +. Oliver; Surg
S /. Crane; O. d., Orren Written; O. NJ,
Ellis I.othrop; o. g.. Charles Oliver.
William b. Eaton Post, 1919, Revere-Com.,
Charles Young; 6. V. c., Clifton E. Eeleston :;
J. V. c., William p. McCue; @. NJ. Stephen H.
Davis; Surg l.. B. Holbrook Chaplain, L. NJ.
Hersey; O. d., Jesse S. Williams; o. G.,
Charles r. Dunham; Relief Committee, l.. L.
Billiard, F. w. Knapp. g. Baieaum, Il. NJ. Finn,
Justin Z. Dodge, L. NJ. Hersey.
MICHIGAN
John Priest Camp. 7, Saugatuck, gave box
social on Thanksgiving evening, which was
quite largely attended. A good program was
rendered, and then the boxes were auctioncd
of. The Camp cleared only little over s.,
but the social WAS a success otherwise. The
Camp has decided to have Christmas ball. aud
we hope TO clear little more on that.
MINNESOTA
Farragut Post. Wadena-Com. A. C. Pack ard !;
:. V. C.. Friend Farwell; }. V. C.. Thos. Miller !;
Surg, Thomas Barwise; o. D., w. K. Dobbins
o. g., J. Doty.
MISSOURI
Joe Hooker Post II. Cameron-Com R. C.
Packard; S. V. G.. Edward w. Stevens; J. "
G.. Rulrff s. Eakin: Chap. VIM. F. Thrush !;
Surg, Jas. K. Ely; @. NJ, Theo. j. McBeath !;
o. d., Martin Joslin; o. g.. Philip Ulrich.
NEW JERSEY
Thomas NJ X. Lee Post, 5, of Camden. will
Distribute 500 loaves of bread to the needy on
Christmas day.
NEW YORK
COMMANDMENTS Chief Adams and Department
Commander Cleary have signifed their official
approval of a series of ringing resolutions re-
Gently adopted by Lafayette Post, 40. The
resolutions follow:
Rcsolred That is, in our opinion, the duty of all
Of "A
Nniioual--to enforce Obedience to law at Whatever
cost; that respect for law is the seadying balance
OF the American citizen. and the lawess ust be
forced Into silence aud order.
RcsOlUed That we feel justified in pledging TO The
officers Of the law throughout the land the hearty
SYMPATHY aud cooperation of all members of the
Grand Army OF the Republic in every effort tn put
down unlawful assemblagcs aud TO quell ANY spirit
of di~loyaly resistance to the orderly and faith
fu administration of the law.
ReSoired. That IL IL the judgment Of tis Post that
other flag than Old Glory should float from any
of our public buildings or be carried in professions.
excepting on occasions when foreign officials are
the guests of the Nation. State or municipality,
and the proper legislation should be had to this
end.
Gen. Michael COrcoran Post 427. New York
City-C0m.. Joseph Vincent Fox; S. " c. Mi
chael Sbandley; J. V. g.. Thomas Z. Corcoran
q. NJ. jeremiah Collins; Chap, Thomas II.
Williams; Surg, Alexander Stoke; O. d., Pat
rick Doody; o. g., John A. Johnson.
Among tho features Of Harry Lee Post, 81
Brook Ign, is a Bureau Of Employment and Re-
lief Committee, composed OF spirited comrades
who are doing good work In that line. No
more charitable act could be performed Just
now than to obtain employment for our worthy
unemployed comrades.
L. II. Slocum Post, 211, Fairport, recently
made strenuous effort to bring back into the
Post all suspended members and those who are
in arrears. At its last regular meeting a mo-
tiOn was made, aud adopted, to reduce the dues
to one-half if paid this month: also, rednc-
tion of the annual dues was made. After Jan.
all dues paid in advance will be reduced 10
81 per year. Those not paid in advance. 81
Mansfield Post, 30 Brooklyn Com, Martin
Short; S. V. C., George A. Newman; J. V. c.,
Charles Whcelwrght; @. NJ. Thos. W. White.
side; Chap, James b. Collins; Surg, Robert
w. Guy; o. d., William Gossenz; o. g., Henry
McGlenning
J. b. Batter Post, III. Pulaski-Com., A. N.
Burr; s. V. C., s. n. Hibbard; J. " c., J. NJ
Williams; Surg. II. w. Caldwell; Chap, Z. d.
Ehle; Q. NJ, VIM. NJ. Human; o. d., w. II.
Paddock; o. g., f. l.. Burr
DOty Post, ZIG. HornellsviHe-Com., James
Gibson; S. V. e., Edward ". Lemmyan; J. v
C., J. n. Grobe; Chap, J.. Scott Surg, J. s.
Jamison; @. NJ, j.. J. Clelln; o. d., A. K
Rhino; o. g., II. NJ. Horr.
Sumner Post, 81, New York-Com Col. Geo.
". Dusenberry; 5. V. g.. Charles f. Bald win
j. V. C., William Smith OBrien; Chap. Chas
Smith; Surg, lsadore Kahn; @. NJ, Charles
w. Perrotty; O. D., Joseph Marshall o. g..
Frederick Nehls.
Bidwell Wikeson Post. Com, James
Thompson; S. V. C., Charles ID. Zacher; J. v
e., Robert easier; Surg S. S. Green; Chap.