New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-09
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
ADMIRAL OSDON ON LAWLESS FOREIGN
ERS.
A SERIOUS PROBLEM FOR AMERICANS - THE
DEATH or MAJOR BULLARD.


DEATH or MAJOR BULLARD
In his last general orders Issued from the Heau-
quarters Of the National Association of Naval Ne'-
era,s pear-Ad,n,ral b. s. Osbon called upon the
shinmates of his organization to aid In strangihg
and stamping out the spirit Of anarchy, lawiesSheSs
and contempt for the authority az the doVerh'heh'
which has been so frequently manifested oil 'a'''
ana Is now making Chicago the scene OF Vio'e"oe
ana horror Among other things pertinent TO the
present condition OF the country Admiral oSoo"
says:
II Is time for our people to awake from .n n
snrbars on this question of foreign domination.
and by positive measures stamp OUT II, no u,. H.
cord. which Is un- American end so detrer. anne
the bes interests OF this country We, - % o.
egn hories. We have pandcred TO inc Tarn' 10, 700
long. and permitting our cni!dton ana cue 5
children {, witness scenes OF rioN,G p.'ous,.ru eii
raymges such as our forefai theirs never dreamsd
could be tolerated here by their descendants We
must begin At the foundation of these evils By IN
listing that only batter class OF men anu women
h. admitted to the r -ht Of dwelling In our midst
and m1bine a homs On this soil. We must insist
that while they remain on our shSres they must
behave as aw-abid.ns citizens. and II they 50 far
F,rga, ,hclr dufv as to resort =, 'hrute force 70
accomplish their selfish ends. then we must send
them back from whore they came. or deai out to
them with lead II necessary. lesson that VIII not
be forgotten. We must teach them that this IL
land OF peace ana for peace and thai we VIII nave
peace even at the cost of blood =,
some o; press and our potclan,s ar. are In
etieyous truckllng to the foreign clement Lat us
do our duty and teach the rising generation that
grave responsibility rests upon i IN sAm!hauhs rom
our National structure every Vcstse on hariniui
influence ana action thai can possibly tend to
weaken this grana Republic Whish ne'r io'e''NeF'
struggled so rantuIy 10 nud uiA
Attorney General Theodore T.. Hancock gave an
other decision last week Interpreting the statute
passed by the last Legislature which provides that
'In every public department and upon all pubic
works Of the State OF NewYork. ard Of the cities.
towns and villages thereof. and also In noa-com-
petitve examinations under tho Civl Service rules.
law or regulations Of the same. wherever they ap-
ply honorably discharged Union soiders and sailors
shall be preferred for appointment ana employ
ment: age loss Of limb other physical impair
,nent which docs not fact. incapacitats, snai not
be deemed to dsquallfy them. provided they
possess the business capacity necessary to DIS
charge the duties OF the position Involved Inc
Attorney General says that under TINS IN" business
capacity necessary TO discharge the ruteS Oh 'ne
postion involved Is prerequisite 20 appointment
hut that the appointing officer must BE- the judge
of that business capacity If the appointing oioci
refuses 70 allow the preference or makes reino'ai
ON account of partisan. political or other ErouhnS
than those Of incompetency then inc pefSo" "s
grieved has a right to apply to the courts io' ~
dress The act In question refers 10 Pl"'cs "'''
employment the legal compensation VI VIM" ~
no; exceed 81 day.
Tho death Of Major willard Bulln-]. which oc-
CURED on Sunday July /. Is widely telt In crane
Army circles and the dead oomraae s''c''e'
nourncd Although he had been fanny io ,,,ts ss
months he continued to discharge ms uutI'S 90
Chief Sanitary Inspector OF the nee ~ trP%a
mcnt up To within a few weeks ~ .a,''cc vvas
pws,rrniy w"cofncd at all Grand Army gatherings
at which he fluent ana Interesting S21nnsdov
lis trneT1i TOOK Snm rSSe Go is Vest Fortyeghhs
The service OF the Episcopal Church wa, nea'
By the Rev. George II; iottoine OF nt'' 10 TO-
A delegation from PHI keArny foS,, - ard
the ritual Ok the Grand Army va "i,,iautic IoIgr
bers OF the Third Army Corps ana N'Is"'' ,rclI "a
m9nv oiiicais Of the Health perlrtfceni ,r lne
body taken to IN unar, ~ sr,ed during
I'M Inn hr"i IN ne I'm Nt~-York voluqt-ers
Prer,arai for the next Na'ioiu %,d' an a
in riS4TS Way S end iSe rt'6a Citizens Es
ccuiive Committee assures e,o. Sd ookng
~ the comfort ana Entertainment u d.egas"s an
amer visitors During the cncampmrn' IT. auA ay
49, 10 schoolhou.es and other public bu llngs nhy
Desins to hold reunions secure paS's 70, non
f ns meeting By addressing William IL Patterson
No III Fourih-ave PittsblrS 3D.. ors, one tina,
has been seen on Manhattan Island 10 f~'hy III
must re credited 70 The ye,ernEs' ,hs wa" W%siins.
Ion Continental Guard. was srahI .n"f""" anu
any vWire,,e.,v ~. veterans 81 the oh Regiment.
y a. = y Y-s3I Ncw-York Norn .eersu~.a y"
to Pcekskiil on yisi' 70 rnr now at the
81" c,mn Th- "o.I boys" viii ~ ~ me I.er
on The s,eanfF psr at a. m ana the West
Cnc-hundrcd-and- wenty nnth-st pier AZ ~ a. ~ ~;
: hp las
,be Potomac the following wer. elect'l onccas t2t
~ ,.,-. president General Alcxanirr > wrpo'
,raosurer colonel Samuel Truesiell; Hcornhs So
retary' General H. 9 King OF hf3i ~ oo' y,
a,nrdiny secretary. General George ~ oipf.Pe W
tt'ngsf"n 4 vicc-pr.sient was eiectd represent,
,ng each corps Ne~-i Ondon. conn ""' S'''N'''
a. ,he nlace OF meeting for ls9o . ... De-.
Comrand.r r. G. Tuckerman. or l.aiaFr,ttsy. 80,
ian ho - civ passenger agent OF the baltimore
10; - pa,lroai gives notice 20 veterans VINO
"xrec, 20 attend the National EncanpnIent ~
t,,,,rlre In September that his road has hr'nisrn
,,i,h thr PENNSYLVANIA Railroad company 20 'ai,y
,hen, for half fare so % iOr the r"ui" w.
~ privilege OF going or returning ny 'he rem
S'crand Marshal T.. T. Doherty and star, VIII
.ber fam,es VIII be the guests OF Colo,rl IN,
,ar, J., Gndv otherwise "Ruffalo Bill al hlS W u"
West show to-moTfo" evening ...,- Veterans ~
,, -isi psglrneni held on Thursday evening. zap
tain a NJ Copeland. presiding. thirty, veterans
were prcsent ana these recruits were arurr 10 -"
,oe,cr. George II Brewster. Compsny IL AeNahltrr
~ nixon company r.. John McE'an". company -
IVliiisn I Sqiire Company Is; Albert H. bakln
IcneInccr CORPS Some dozen new names Wcr' pIo-
rneed and referred 70 IN" lnvestir' tnS ,onrt.''-
The Gideon Wcles Naval veteran AttoTtani.n
-iii hold II, eleventh annual reunion az me Forp~S
E w., "o Morris cove New Haven Harbor, on
Tbursday Juiy 70 Ne~-iork shii mates WI! leaVe
here on tho New Haven boat at II D. IN on "odh's-
CO iff,c INV August and september encampmcnts
~ George WASHINGTON Post No lo3 VIII be he,l
a. mo Office OF The post adiUtant Coinrale l.i-
ward Uaight No e. Broa1-st.. Oh the fourth Brl-
day of each month, at p. m
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