New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-13
CtpT4IN COLEMAN rs AROUSED.
ne nrc1.,Prs TO THE MEN OF HIS DlsBANDEp
COMPANY THAT 4 ZIG EFFORT WILL BE
MADE TO HAVE THE GOTH REGi-

NE prc1Aprs TO THE MEN OF HIS DlsBANDED
COMPANY THAT BIG EFFORT WILL BE
MADE TO HAVE THE GOTH REGi-
MENT RESTORED AT ONCE
C,n,oin Hugh Coleman OF dlsbanded company r.
-, ,bo eo,h Regiment. threw down the gauntlet
lac, night at Iedwith Hal Third-ave and Forty
nfth-st Captain Coleman called the members vi
his company and his other sympatmZers ~ p'o''''
AGAINST the delay In restoring the 6sth ba''anoii ~
. regiment by the State authorizes lie S"' ''"'
f., tho coming campaign the men who were respoh-
sh,e for the disbandment OF the old regiment "Vu
;, ,,te ., suffer for the wrong they did.
,h,u, 100 men answered Captain Colemahs ca"
and the greatest enthusiasm was manifested II"
c,nt,in himself was the only speaker he sa'u III"
whCe travelling through Northern penhsy 'an"'
and Wcrtern NewYork everybody that "e ".e.
asked him What in Heavens name was Wv
with the seth Regiment? 49,,
- o,,,,1 only rep,y." said he. that | could not
TON os the authorities did rot tell us why they as
handed the regiment Hlrs aled down th ien,
OF these in memory OF tne or, - TNeew-York |
promised them that on M return TO before the
vouil inv the true condition OF aHairs "eio' Wv
public and am going TO 90 \ now some months he
had kept silent by request, thinking that the res'-
ment w1G'i :, 'S saw now. he continued that am
not taking up this light for the PURPOSE rr 81 democrat
political ta2. Ss' S Of ID dsbanded the regiment
wouId take the same stand as am uols nv Lmoc,,
i,,o,y condition of the. regiment,
~ a. responsible for all this troupie. We nav .
~ licked about like II football between 'wo
n,llticnI parties and we must NOT resi- uat "" w
60. renewed the stain that has peeh P'aNeu o'
n ,,r srntcheon by the DISARMAMENT . ~, .
'.uv nurpose Is TO organize ana can ntstns T., q,
uosl from tonight to prepare for big meeting IN
Cnoner Union .snize as suIerhuiiiiitvta.y az
crr en- be court martiaed by the military a u
,horlties All they do IL to me me OF ,ns tha
me- but that is not as bad az pelhs ~'oNe' INV WV
street with my eighty men $780,, ,,,or ,bs ror-
cnntajn coleman said that perhaps AFTER tn lo'i ~,
a,ians were made the politicians would promise W
restore the regiment at, ha .as they
e,cr IiI ANYTHING for the regiment We my 10
never rest until the disgrace IL re'io'e' " w.
a regiment once again 10000, Charles d
Mahoney was made secretary; eX-Li nrasInent
lives treasurer Sergeant Carey, Nce-pIcs.,.a,ii,
Nicholas Doyle sergeant-at-armss' anu Of
c,leman temporary chairman. ~ coHitliIt...e ~
ove vas then appointed TO select perhanen.. IN,
rs This committee consisted or D. 'oSte'oe'
cnmnanv |: Sergeant Johnson. company -, nN
serprant Brady Company b; ex-Sergeant at tn
Comnany r, and J. Loraghan. company r, ~, u,
elertion of permanent officers VIII take p Iics a..
oduitb Hail on Wednesday next Al TINS nltu'hs
tho date OF the Cooper Union meeting ,, NH cs
nxed A. last nights meeting Governor fio nS ~
and exSpeaker Suffers names were e he d ny
The men as being partially Responsible ior the us
10 ndment Of the regiment