New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
SOLDIERS SPEAK FOR THE PREsERVA-
TON OF AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS.

SOLDIERS SPEAK FOR THE PREsEhVA-
TON OF AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS.
'srRoNG RESOLUTIONS BY LAFAYETTE POST, NO
,.o-REcEPTIoNs AND ENTERTAINMENTS
OF THE wEEK-wHAT THE VET
ERANs ARE DOING
:~R,mmander-n.Chief Adams and Department
Commander CIeary have lost no time IN s,sn'i'-
ing their official approval of a series oil rilshs
resolutions recently adopted by Lafayette ioS''
No 40. The patriotic sentiments anu uuo 1''
can spirit which these resolutions pied'ne '""''.
fail to find a genuine response IN 'he "ea' vi
. Grand Army men in every part Oh inc Nn'o''
The preamble recalls the fact tha' from i''' -
1866 more than a million loyal sons OF the hepuo"c
left their homes and assumed the risks lici'e''
to war; that the victory for loyalty anu loi "'e
flag cost 400 900 loyal lives. made SD~o Union So'-
diers and sailors cripples for life and LETT more
than a million devoted mothers WIDOWS sis'ers
and orphans TO mourn After all this sacrifice there
is constantly appearing in many parts of the iand
spirit OF disregard for law and It's peacetui Houcs
Of administration on the part oil large hummer
of those who assume that ireeuoh h'e'' ~
do Just as each one pleases not seeming TO under
stand that they themselves are protected Dy the
laws they would destroy.
In view Of this undenable condition. members OF
Lafayette Post composed of loyal soldiers ana
sailors.
Resolved That it is in our opinion the duty duty
of all the authorities of the land municipal state
and Natona-to enforce obedience TO law at what-
balance i e' Of the American citizen and the awess
must be forced into silence and order ,s, .,
the officers Of the law throughout the land the
hearty sympathy and c0operati1n Of all members o,s
to put down unlawful assemblages and 10 qucli
any spirit of disloyalty or resistance TO the or
derby and faithful administration OF the law
Resolved, That 1t is the Judgment OF this pos,
that no other flag than Old Glory should hoa al
procession. excepting on occasions when iofesi
officials are the guests OF the Sar1h, should be
had to this end
The resolutions were adopted by unanimous
vote followed by three rousing cheers. Lafayette
Posts annual election, held on Friday evening, at
post headquarters in the Masonic Temple. Sixth-ave
and Twenty thrdst., resulted follows: Command-
err William A. Copp: senior vcecommander: Henry
ouartermaster Frederick Foster: surgeon. James H.
Beyea; chaplain. Arson 49, Hoyt Officer OF the , gay;
N Knight; delegates to the deparment encsm9
Wsn' Abraham G. NILS James Coils is c nanGnar
Gum William Lee Darling; alternates Henry Tole
smile Heer m rFsa w NilrsE hania IT, = TpeEsr
man delegates to the Memorial Computes pu TnS
? Ter4T George Gaxs H. wan" van Hoesen Benamn
Watson, Henry p Butler George W. S3hgS nc 1sp
Henry Beatty asTnates George We M Rss Wado
s sers n 1msh f. A Ma% Russell Johnson
Johnson. John R9ake; a. r Sar Millst d.
In PItts aS Conn" Commander-in Chief Adams Admit
antGsneral James M MesGn a and Samuel &
Brown. OF NewHampshlre members , OF me os Mn
on December 10 for Pittsburg to attend the meet
ing of the National Council II Is 10 be ne no Se
It's principal business will be to meet the citizens
committees having charge of for the details
for the entertainment OF the deesaes ne
sther National ocers reception the evening
Of December IL From PittsbuTg Inc ., Wbnrfnn
ma returning make short stops at hiladelphia
and New-York. 1t will be Comrade Adams ; 5 mrsI
the Surgical operation he endured Chicago-a
''sort of trial trip" he calls IT,
OLD SOLDIERS TURN OUT IN FORCE
The annual reception AMI entertainment. Of H.
B. Clafn Post at Fosters Academy. on Wednesday
evening was highly successful affair. Among the
comrades who attended were Commander Fuller,
Ouartermaster Butler. Commander Hawkins Colonel
Green Adu,apt Ksrw1 Thomhs Vos Sn
coonel Deiehan,y Colonel II. A. Weeks pas, Past
Co%mandsr ATnSa Major Aeoke bpi ata Of 5
New-York Volunteers Ad1utant Arnold S'e'n"e"'
Koites Post. No. 30. held It's annua; election on
Friday evening with the following result; Com
der George Res junior GEORGE
Schmtt; quartermaster. Theodore Schmitt; surgeon,
Of the day. Christian Bange; officer of the guard
Philip Yuns inside sentinel John H. ~ Sc Gaa-
gates, Theodore Feldstein. II. A.. kraus LOUIS
Knoll John Bender: alternates. J. Hess, NJ. Nuhn,
C. Rinsland, S. Luschlag; Post Council or Admin
jstraton A. Erhardt. c. Gerlach. A. ScheieImacher,
NJ Nuhn. c. Behler. communicate l;eizeise User
is a past commander Of high standing and sue
cessful administration Chaplain Betz, surgeon bar
Ger and Quartermaster Schmitt have held the places
to which they reelected for a great many years
Theodore Feldsten'S is OF the most-honored
names on the muster-roll of Koltes fost
A CONSOLIDATION EFFECTED
Final consolidation between Robert Anderson
POST No S. and A. s. Williams Post. No. 3s4. was
contaminated on Saturday, November %. The OIL
ciaI roster for the coming year will b. equally
divided between the two posts, and public m
Assembly Rooms Friday evening January o.
The Daughters Of the Veteran Cadet corps; NO
l. will make their first appearance in their manu-
some new equipments ., l.,
the organization OF the Vosbure Veterans; ana de-
string information. can address Coinrade :. Il.
Sentis secretary No. IA East One-hundred- and,
sxty-ifth-st. New-York City. or Comrade David
meeting will take place Thursday evening, al NO
50 Third-aye Members Of the list. the OLD Anleri-
can Guard between 1852 and 1861, under Colonel a.
g. vosburg. are cordially invited. <...or,o, ,.,s,,
TO G. X Warren Post. No 2% Brookiyn' thls
evening The members OF Monitor ASSOCIATION OF
BROOKLYN and of Naval Post OF Hoboken, ~ d.
also OF Farragut Association Of this city have been
Company b, 9th Regiment y. y. s. NJ, VIII
have its annual reception at Lyric Hall. SXtn-ave,
near Forty second-st., to morrow evening The 9th
xvsnt IN the front as the SD New-York Volunteers.
INT the ''old boys stick to the old number in
preference to the volunteer regmenta! deslgna-
ton.
LITERARY NOTES.