The National tribune., 1894-09-13

At the conclave of the 125th n. Y. a. Round
Lake President w. ID. Taylor presided, and
Secretary George w. Sweet read the annual
| report stating that during the year there had
/ died Col. Joseph Hyde, Cortland Green, J. d.
/ PecSham. and Quincy Wood. The officers Of
| the reglmental association were appointed .
l committee to ascertain what can be done relas
1 tive TO placing marker at the faTthest poink
| reached by the regiment on the battlefield AZ
! Gettysburg. both officers and men having
always contended that the monument did NOT
/ designate the true line. 1t was also decided to
/ hold the next Reunion at Round Lake. Rev.
4 stanton Z. Allen made some interesting re-
marks to his colnradeS-in arms. Capt. T.. A.
! Hsrtshorn spoke fee!iugly of the old ties that
bind and was given hearty applause. Charles
| N. Austin also spoke.
| Edward Fl. Fuller, Secretary. Saratoga
| Springs: Reunion nth y. Y. at Courthouse,
| Ballston Spa, Oct. 3. IT you know of any sur
| vlving members who do rot receive a notice Of
| this Reunion. please notify them.
The 18th annual Reunion OF the 14th Ny
| ii. A. Veteran Association held az Thou
sand Island Park Aug. % and 20. Some A6
members registered; many had their wives
and families with them The business meeting
was held on Tuesday afternoon when reports OF
the different officers were received, and the fol-
lowing named comrades elected for the ensuing
year: Pres, j. W. kimbsll; First V.-P, David
Jones; Second V.-P., Chas. C. Eddy; Third
VIZ, q. q. Fitch; Sec. William ClOwminzer,
Brooklyn Treas. Joseph HepwOrth: Chap. A.
Z. Dantorth; {. B., Dennis Harrington; Surg.
Robert Pearson. The next Reunion will be
held at Binghsmton, n. Y, about Aug. 20, 1895.
In the evening rousipg Campfire was held in
one of the hotel halls and addresses were made
by Col. Chas. II. HoughtOn, Rev. A. c. DAN
forth. Maj. JOS p Cleary, j. w. KimbaIl, Rev.
E. f. Brown, Rev. d. L. Phelps Rev. W. r
Helms, Rev. George B. Fairhead, Joseph Hep
worth, and others. Capt David Jones presided,
and his remarks were all timely and happy
The second day was passed in excursions and
visiting.
4. B. Wheeler, Yice-President: Reunion 10TH
Legion-56th n. Y, 9TH and sth batteries and
Troops and d, 1st Cay.-st Matteawan, Sept
e.
George Fl. Baldwin. President. Norwich:
Reunion 69th n. Y. at Norwich Sept. %
Please send names and addresses to James E
Northrup, Secretary, Binghamton, n. Y.
The Anderson ZOuaves Veteran Association
celebrated the 33d anniversary of the departure
OF the regiment (62d n. " for the war at Bur-
banks Cedar Grove Hotel, New Dorp, g. l., on
last Tuesday evening. A good dinner was en-.
joyed, and then the following officers were
elected: Pres, Maj. W. H. Baker; V-P, c. E.
Morse; Treas, L. Hewer; Rec. Sec, r. Stack
pole; Trustees, J. Hustled, F. VI. Hopper and
j. Walker; Sergeant-at-Arms, George Kelly.
OHIO.
The Permanent President, Gen. NJ F. Force,
presided at the meeting of the Goth Ohio in BIT.
Vernon Aug. %, and Capt. E. Z. Mutt, of Sid
ney, Commander of the GAR. of the De-
partment of Ohio, was present. Prayer was
offered by Rev. c. ]. Rose, and Hon. II. II.
Greer delivered the address of welcome, to
which Gen. Force responded. Rev. J. 81.
Hamilton delivered an address, and then .
brief business meeting was held. Letters Of
regret from a number of comrades were read
by Col. L. G. Hunt, the Permanent Secretary
Sidney was named as the place for holding the
next Reunion. Col. Harry Wilson was elected
Vice-President, and John w. SkiIleu was
elected Assistant Secretary. In the evening
addresses were made by Commander Mutt, Col.
Harry Wilson, Comrade James II. Johnson aud
others. and pleasing program of declarations
and patriotic songs was rendered. Dinner aud
supper were served the visitors in camp.
In the Senate Chamber, Columbus, Sept
the 32d Ohio met in Reunion. Brief addresses
were made by Auditor Poe and AdJt-Gen
Howe, and Campfire was held this afternoon
The officers Of the association are VIM. Snod-
grass, Marysville, Presidents F. Bell, of Mans
field, Vice-President aud w. Miller, of Column
bus, Secretary.
The 21st annual Reunion of the 18th Ohio
met at Grove City Aug. 80. Bands playing,
drums beating flags flying and the old veterans
marching made it day long TO be remembered.
The crowd was the largest that ever attended
being present. The program, which was quite
lengthy, was well rendered, and appropriate
speeches were made by the following comrades:
W. Fl. Halliday Tod B. Galloway, Hon. D. Z.
Watson, John L. Harris, Curtis Williams ]. A.
Dyer, of Columbus; J. w. Ingrim, Of Mt. Sterl-
ing; DR.. s. NJ. Black, of Newark, and others.
Seventy-ive members were present. The fol-
lowing comrades were elected for the ensuing
year: Pres. 6. A. Pingree, WOrthington: V.-P,
John w. Skeels. Worthington; Sec. and Treas,
John w. Ingrim, Mt. Sterling. The next Re
union will be held at Worthington the third
week in August, 1895.
J. w. Davis, Secretary, Fostoria: Reunion
49th Ohio at Leipsic, Sept. 10 and 20.
r. W. Pool. Secretary, Nevada Reunion 55th
Ohio at Bellevue, Sept. 26.
The 14th Reunion of the 46th Ohio was held
at Van Vert, o., Aug % and 30. One hundred
and sixteen of the old boys were present. The
whole town volunteered as in 81. The old
46th enjoyed grand time. The address Of
welcome by Maj. Higgins was full of patriotism.
Response by Gen. G. G. Wslcutt. When he
arose to speak some of the boys mistoOk the
occasion for bayonet charge as of '61365,
when he led them on many charges and bloody
bsttlefelds. Songs by Rose Sisters Quartet
were grand. Speeches by comrades Of biyousc,
marches and battles brought many tears. as
well as applause. The banquet by the W.R.C.
was grand surprise. At the business meeting
of the Association the wives of the survivors
were made honorary members. A defamation
by little Miss Nellie Ciippinger was loudly ap-
plauded. The As boys will never forget the
14th Reunion at Van Vert. The following
officers were chosen: Pres, Webb Clayton;
Sec, Chas. w. Kelsey, New Salem; Asst Sec,
Mrs. Jonathan Dent; Treas, Judge D. T.
Pugh.
E. E. Rickett Secretary, Lancaster: Reunion
goth Ohio at Williamsport, Sept. IL and Is.
A handsome and appropriate soldiers and sail
ors' monumeut-secureda at a cost of 81 ,300 and
erected on the southeast part of the Music Hall
lot corner of Cottage and Front streets, in the
town of MariOn-was dedicated last month. An
active Town Committee, consisting of AndrewJ.
Hadley, Peleg B. Hadley, and Lueius Campbell,
in cooperation with committee of citizens,
consisting of Charlton Fl. Wing, Alfred L.
Parker, John E. WILDER, and Oliver Cobb, made
arrangements for the dedicatOry services This
or committees secured the assist
ance of William Logan Rodman Post 1, New
Bedford. II. w. Everest, Chairman Of the
Town Committee, welcomed the Grand Army
and other guests. At the close of his address
he turned over the monument to the Grand
Army for the dedicatory exercises, which were
conducted in accordance with the ritual Of the
Order. Maj. T. W. Cook, of New Bedford, then
delivered patriotic address.
Members of the 66th Pa. Zouaves effected
permanent organization st Sharon Aug. 10.
These officers were chosen: Pres, ID. B. Hoag-