New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-20

APPROPRIATE REVOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE
NETWORK COMMANDERY


| NETWORK COMMANDERY
The board Of officers OF the New-Yorl Commopdery
Of the Loyal Legion met yesterday at D. hn in their
rooms on the fifth floor Of the Morse Building to take
action upon the death OF exFrcsdent Rutherford T..
Hayes. The commander. Brevet MajOrGeneral Wager
swayne, IS already his way to fremont TO attend
The funeral. accompanied by Colonel J. J. slOcum
| these two officers being the committee representing
tn commandery. Senior NiceCommander Brevet
| Major-General samuel A. Duncan, presided Others
pre- ent Paymastcr George Dr. Forest Barton late
L. $. ~: Brevct Lieutenant Colonel Charles " swift
| L. :. V; Birvet Major Thomas Il. O!eI l.. = V (:
| Acting Assistant Paymaster A. Noel Brakeman. late
| L. = n: Captain samuel TrUcsdclI, L. :. y: Post
Chaplain Michael }. Cramcr. late L. :. A.: Major j.
| Langton Ward. T. :. V: Captain Charles = Norton
| l.. = ~: Colonel Rodney smith, l.. ). A.: Brvet
| Licutenant-Colonel William - COg,we L. = v. Cap
tain Henry W. lubhcll. L. :. A. RearAdmiral Braine
of the Navy, also there. These resolutions We're
| adopted:
The Board Of Officers OF the New.York Commandcry OF
| the Military Order o: the Loyal Legion OF United
States sharing in the Of the whole order an.
n0uncemeat Of the sudden death OF its commander chief
Brevet MajorC General rutherford b. Hayes Ohio. late
President OF the United States. having assembled IN special
meeting deem 10 proper at this time record their OF
| his worth.
Entering the service OF his eth day OF
June 1861, major OF the 23d Regiment Of Ohio Vol
untoers, General Hayes served with distinguished ability
until OF the War OF the Rcbelen rising 10 the
rank OF brigadcr general, and receiving wcmcrited
bcvet Of general for gallant and distinguished Ser
during campaign OF 1864 in West Virginia. and
particularly the battles OF Fishers lill and Cedar
| Creek. Virginia"
The pcope Of his own State testified their
appreciation his worth citizen and his virtues
man by elecng their Governor and the people OF the
whole United States affirmed their judgment bv e!ectne
him to fhe highest Office in their Government Never has
his OF purpose rectrldo OF Intention hdey
to duty. loyalty. courage or patriotism been questioned
His unsaned record is the poudest inheritance he c"uh
have Ieft to his children A. his companions IN arms su
in our order we share in pride in his lie and more
than others realize the loss they aud the country nave
| suffered by his death.
ncsoycd That Offer to the family OF our deceased
companon the tender sympathy Of this commandey III
| their s.
Resolved That this minute be spread upon the recor
OF this board that the recorder transmit an o"''''
| copy thereof to the family Of General hayes
. PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR M'K1Nltf.
THE DEATH OF HER FAMOUS son FiIIlN"hi
| ANNOUNCED TO THE PEOPLE OF oHio'
Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 19.-Goycrnor Mckinney 'o'oaS
| issued the following proclamation:
| To the People of Ohio 49, ,. o.,
=, q INV sorrowfnl duty 70 announce 20 the people OF
tho state the death Of Of It's most honored cule'
| Rutherford b. Hayes, which occurred on mo4nsn' w
| 18th inst at his home Fremont ONO IL Is ".',.s
the reore OF Ohio whom he served 50 long ana '''h'ul
hrd ,ak. scclal note OF the going out OF this great me-
and make manifest the areconate regard In wnleh nc WIS
| held by them. -. ,,,r ,s,,,s
His private life conspicuous fof tS pu'y' gem
ness ana benevolence His public services We're long ou
s,nruarly distinguished. In his youth he hai sh In
art,n, official position the chief city OF the S's'e ne
wss among the frst. o; Oho's s0ns 20 o"er MS =.
the cause gof the 'Cnion In; the late war; IN o'' no
,r.s bravo and wounds he received III oe!ehdns ms
countrvs flag were silent but eloquent tes'nohs7 I. ~
aantrv and patrotlsn end sacrifice From Maof " Vho
| DAD Ohio Infantry be reached the high rank o. ,oi
C,enars OF Volunteers commanding diV!Son'
his comrades and respected by all WINE m Va. ,,
.i n,so M dnty tmpeled him to decline 10 serve !"
| Co,press while the country Imperfect Suoq'e'
no performed honorable service IN '""' 0'A' 81 .t
successive terms he was elected "o'cI"of VI 60,
,,sr nenod OF retirement he was again choee" III" M
Executive Of the State. Then the NATION ca"a | ,,,
| presidency and he performed the duties OF 'h'' H's
| on,ce with dignity. fachfuness and ability v
| Fr-n the completion OF his term ~ ffesioen' VI W.
,,i,, e.o,ns until his dsth he an eHenpiheauon VI
Qualities NJ American cit!z nship III us piiNuu"
an,c,,v. modest and unassunnc and yet puDc'sp'','
over striving for the wellbeing OF the p'ope 'e i
=, dist,,ss the reformation Of abuses ana the p''"'.
education of the a his countiymch we are '.V
better by such O Me. It's SrIous coht'"p"'O" ~ "
h.lnp, tn ALL add TO own honor by DONG hohoi
| +, the memory OF Ruthehori j. Hayes
/ therefore Governor OF the St'' :" oh'' io'o'"
| mend that flags all public buildings sna s'"o0 "
10 nm, a. half.mast until aftr Inc 'uh'T'i u
p,hor,o,d u Iay.s end that upon the first opportunity
after the funeral people assemble at the' 'spcc'
| ,Jaccs OF divine worship ana ho'd memorial e'i'N
And "a a mark = respect do order uat on the osy "
tho funeral the goth inst the Executive once De es''u
| In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed ny
name and caused BE- a%c,i the great seai 0; r -,
At Columbus this the 1Jth day "' JshusfN III Wv S"' "a
our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud hineV'hIee anu
Of the rd1 endencc the United States te one NUM- ed
aud seventeenth. "iLLi"'i -
| By che Governor:
| SAMUEL. NJ TAYLOR. Secretary o. state