New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
POSTS READY FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
>TrEEs OF THE PARADE TO BE HELD TO

the LEFT Of The American Naval Battalion MI
question OF the appearance OF the foreign p'.'"'"
WAS set at rest saturday when secretary Li''o"'
tel, craphcd his reply to Chairman DaVin ,. h'o""'
NJ the Memorial Committee, granting the permSSio'
of the War Department. 1t is expected that th're
will be not les, 800 to march In the foreign
LEGION Of whom 900 will come from the l'ai'h
war,hip, and 200 from the spanish vessels Inc
American warshipS will send about loo sailors I'LL"
marines This display Of hardy tarS VIII III measure
alone for the disappointment felt In the reluShi o'
Governor Flower to order out IN" NauOn'i "u''"'
In spite OF tn" Governors unpa'rlotlc course inc
Gallant GOTH led by Hrevc Brisadcr General James
rayanagI,: Troop \, Captain Rowe, and the lst Bat
,orv Captan wendell, have Offered their services ana
will turn ont.
ID partmcnt Commander Clcary and stan nave az
ccp,cd the invitation OF the grand marshall ana VII.
take pa:t IA the review. They VIII b. the guests VI
John A. Dix lost No. 13j, in the afternoon. ana JON
the Dix comrades In their services nj TRINITY N'"'
tcrv. In the evening they Will visit l. = Grant
loL 80. 32I, In Brooklyn, ana VIII pc c"''' '""S'
by the Montaull club.
Grand Marshal Barry has changed the line o!
march so that the column coming down fithaV''
from its place OF formation Instead OF turning m'o
Fourtccnth-st and Union square TO pass the grahu
marshal in review there has been the custom LOT
many years. will continue down fifthnv' l" ''c
Washington Memorial Arch, where the grand mar
sha l. to receive a marching sai",c' Inv P
will then be dismissed.
The regular troops under Colonel LOOMS l.. Lang
don Ist Artillery United States Army, VIII loim
the right Of the line. preceded by detai oi mo""''
police. The American and foreign sailors ana
marines will follow the United states Regulars anu
tho seth Regiment. Troop and the Isl p''e''
Will come next The Grand Army posts and organ
1nt,on, In eight divisions led by the gram mar
,ha and stan, will march next to the commands
~ fine National Guard in tho following order:
T., Division Surrogate Rastus ;. RANSOM mar
shall commanding Lafayette. Morgan, Nahu'roh''
Meaghcr Goss. Reno. shields and Cameron posts
I'd Div,lon-Vnccnt VI. Wilcox. marshal, com
man ing Koltc-. sumner. Williams. H'cRr' "'Va,
Peter Cooper. wade. Rkcr, Sheridan farr's"' ana
Naval posts
Sd Divi,ion-John lake. marshal. commanding
Kcnnoiv Dahlgrcn ,,,.inwchr. ''lls', Mitchell
.lnin. Ectcran. lincoln stevens and Andre"
post.
ith Divisional /. Decker, marshal COMMANDING
Kc,rnv. Hancock Rice. Anderson. Hooker, P'hdlN'
Tild,n Corcoran Kmball. Rawllns ana Nco"'u
posts. , ~
9Th Divl,lon- Salvatore La Gras,a, marshal, com
handing Goth I'D United states Army ana Navy
sheridan and Terry veterans; camps OF sons o N'''
Grams Washington Continental Guard washington
Light Infantry ami Battalion dc' oardes Lalaycu''
TN Iivi,ior-C. y. McDonosi. MARSHAL COM
manding cadets Of the Ncwiork Military N'ane'"s'
La sail
m,u, 1t Battery and lst battalion Cadet corps
9Th Dlyi.ton-C " Richmond marshal. commnni-
inc cadets Of II, Johns College. Bostwck; Hebrew
rphan Asylum and Hebrew 'hel'erinS '""'"'"''
society: the Ninth Ward Corps. Jeh'r'onah ann
Charlie, Sumner Pioneer Corps and Niagara nose
Association No. ,.
The evening exercises at Carnegie Hall. und.r
,bc auspices Of the Memorial Committee. VIII BE-
prc,d,,i over by General Horace Porter. who VIII
mnl. an addrc,,. The Rev. DR.. r. :. MacArtnur'
p,.tor # the Baptist Calvary Church. VIII oe the
orator 4 the evening. The musical part oi '"c
entertainment viii be furnished by the tinted states
Army Depot Band ana by MIS- Marcclla lnuh ana
Mr. ID d. Toal, soprano, Nine T. dMoha "'@h"
soprano: Nine DE Louie and Miss Edna springer
I'm readings. Thomas T.. Greene. tenor, {. j. bushnell
h,rvtone: Albert Arvcschon. basso, Miss hathr!h
Fleming contrato. There will also BE- r"auihs'
and cciaion, by leaGing clocutioni'is.
Nonh l. Farnham Post, whose charter was an
,ulled hy the Department Commander with the up
prnval OF National Commani"r Welssert mas Dr'on''
voah l. Farnaam independent Veterans. NO. l, and
u committee, Of which Past Commander Loser Is
chairman was appointed al the "cnhesu'S '"s"'
m.cflng TO con .idcr the proprety OF appealing 10
the National Encampment at Indianapolis hcN'
september or Of carrying TIE case bclor" NV 'Nn
court. II /, not believed that either course VIII
be adopted. ~ 49,,
ui,,, lrlyatr' writius from The Albany head
quarter. Ia, sent the following inside history of
the trouble:
The question y far Us tn" pension. resolutions
are concerned had utll" II anything TO 90 Win 'n'
,o.c The po, from The very commencement has
e,t.l IN A defiant manner. Ignoring communications
from DEPARTMENT headquarters and treating them with
d.courf.,y Department Commander Clcary has pcch
v.rv leui,ri. IN fact. som" think too much So IL"
IA. been from thu inception Of the controversy con
cIiaory and fratcrnal. lie has given the comrades
Of rarnham Post every possible chance" bu' they nave
been stubborn and r.brllious and would not Sicid'
Al n. council meeting held early this month
committee of the post appeared 10y appointment pe
fore the department commander ana coui'iI. '"'
rcco,iio Of the post committee most Kindly ana
frsfrrnaI. There 10 ncrimoHy nor anger us
pav,i on either side, the post. through It's repre-
,.uta,iv., wa given every chanc" to apologize Tor
us ln,uboriinar act, III promulgatinc the resolli-
lion. without fist obtaining III" consent Oh inc
commander inc and the department commander
m, assistant dluant general was requested by The
council TO draft an apology for the committee 10 sign
The document drawn up by the assistant adlut"ht-
general va, a. follows: W.. the members oil Moan
l. Tnrnlam Post. No. ijs. do hereby apologize to the
department commander for thu promnga'ins oi Ger
tain resolutions posted at meeting Of this post on
,h, .vcninr OF March = 1893 A, that tim" We
we're il noran of the articles In The rules and rcsa
ton, q, the Grand Army OF the Republic Oh such
matters
No reference whatever made in the above
analogy 10 the subject matter Of the resolutions,
The p,,t wa, not asked apologize for the passing OF
,h resolutions neither II asked To rcscind thrm
+, ,,os only asked to express conrition for breach
~ dI, Ipllne The committee were repeatedly asked
,n ,gu th, document drawn 10y the assistant
,diu,aut general and they rs often refused. After
ury had retired from the council room tn" assistant
r,,In nsk them If they would sign but they stil
prr.istrd In their refusal. Could the commander
n1rnl .., 1900, .,,o,
they would Ign WAS that they were sorry that
ih-, vrr, Ignorant OF the resolution adopted by the
N,tonoI Eu,-mpnent In 1881 This tn" depart
mcnt commander and council considered rs NO EVIL
drncr of conrition whatever ana very rGhtiully re
fused To accept. No one regrets the ontcom" OF
his controversy more than Department Commander
tl,urv and the Council of Administration, but the
rules md rcgula Ions Of the order must bc lived ~?
TO- and discipline must b" maintained. TBS Is 50
In every organization 49,,
The PcugnAcrrsic savings Bank has several thou-
sand dollars on deposit belonging to veterans OF the
t.,nl nftis huy. ha.n frxp Ia