The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-10-12
%. tireless time, turn back the tide
With adj thy might aud main,
To find that one lost golden hour
And make il mine again"
n. IT. C. C. GUARDS.
Requests from Secretary GeEsraI-Di
Elections, and Notes ia General.

Elections. and Notes ia General.
DEAR BROTHER ASD SISTER GUARDS: Having
received ,sie Extreme hO"nr OF ala appointment
snccs-r"r ~ our esteemed brother a. l.. Seaman,
yot. la the capacity of National Secretary,
! " ol.id orR your indulgence in few requests;
Firs 1 want 10 s4y that i,ll who uuRhie to al
tend the fourti: National Reunion very un-
fortunate in nDi being able TO participants III the
instruction and pleasures If a National meeting.
We often atd hear something that Is ndescrb-
able. and We meet Guards whom By reputation
itye learned 60 love ard at personal acquaintance
joy the association Of congchal aI.d frsternRi
splits so ecuilhr 10 oar organ ZalIon. IL LAS been
10y good fortuue Ia attend every National Reunion,
aud at each one hns my patriotic inspirations been
excited - greater degree 81 action and following
tilis last one Ia particular nave / "a frmer and
greater resolve 10 do more foF Hrandest of OBJ
jsc.--PTosress and Patriotism.
return sincere assEf41ces of gratitude for the
confidence extended ia my appointment Of Scere-
iary-Gsnerni. The POSITION 3As UBsougii, and
while have not the time n command TO serve tIie
unice a. should he Golt, promise my best en-
GeaYors foT a successful iuct.ruseHGT. l would ask
tiat all letters Of inquiry toe VCscse possible,
ali OF which -hail chreffaily answer ss promptly
possible. ] woniG ask. 100. especiv! favor,
t.at all officers vino may iIaye business National
Headquarters be very careful in acting in accord
auce with Rules aud Regulations. mach con-
fusion si.d labor ear be avoided by little pru-
deUce.
General Orders via be i-zued from time to time
FOR guidance IG conclusion, let urge upon
y'4u tie TACT that II 10 reach that pinnacle
al expectations we must ind viduiily and d.
lrciiyeiy work for the benefit Of the Order. Don't
victory DiIi be ours.
Fraternaly ia loyal friendship
81 Warner HsTgrave, Secretary General, Browns
Mills, y. J.
NEBRASKA REUNION.
81 the second annual Reunion of the Nebraska
Guards held Grand Island, the following officers
Were elected for the ensuing year: Com, Ernest B.
Latham: :. V. e.. Hm. Randolph; j. V. C., Hattie
Oldaker; Chap Mr-. Ella shrove: c. g., Edwin
Randolph; Adj't. H.ruaiI l.. BaIty; ON, Jeanne
q. Wat-on, Box ESQ. Li.coip. Investigating Conn
| mitiee-Plin Il. Sturgeon; Reiief-Retta &. Hage-
man. Mrs. Mary Mccain aud Jesse Bisckbu !;
lIistoric-Mae Manchester May Stoliai, 0rvil
| Sroye. The Reunion Ia every particular n
success, combining pleasure sociability and sight
-eeing with the routine Of business. Hannah
| iSstty. Adjugaut. reports several members,
| and Ernest Il. Latham, Commander, makes q
stirring appeal TO G. C.'s TO come into the fold.
RHODE ISLAND GUARDS ATTENTION.
T.,e annual meeting of the Rhode Island Division
w.l be held Oct. II at p. in Providence for the
election Of officers aud other business. The ques-
ton for discussion will he: Resolved. That 10 the
| Mortimer and not Columbus belongs the honor OF
| discovering America. Members and visitors. come
| prepared To take part ia the discussion.
b. A. Nebbcr, Commander, Centcryiiie, e l.