The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-07-26
REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertain
ing to Various Organizations.

REO N 1ONS.
Annual Meetings and Other Matters Pertain
ing to Various Organizations.
ILLINOIS.
John NJ. Moody, Paris: Reunion 66th Ill,
Sheffield. Aug. 15 Is and II.
w. III. Newlin, Secretary and Treasurer S1S
West Grand Ave, Springfield: The annual Re-
union I'D III. will be held at Springfield, ILL.,,
| Wednesday, Nov. Ia, 1894. For good and suffi-
cient reasons the place and date of the meeting
for 1894 have been changed. The meeting was
to have been held at Chattanooga Tenn, this
year, but the President, Vice President, Sec
rotary and Treasurer of our Reunion Association
have agreed on Springfield, H., as the place,
and Nov. II as the date for holding Reunion
for 1894. The postponement of the opening and
dedication of the Battlefield Park until 1859
is the chief reason for this change. The COM
! rades will be further notified and invited to
| attend las heretofore) our meeting. The Secre-
! tary asks to be informed of cases of change in
the postofice address of any comrsde of the I'D
ILL.,. also, if any new addresses have been ascer-
tanned, the Secretary would like to be notified.
]. H. Record. Secretary. Decatur: Reunion
54th iii. at Nation, ILL.,, Aug. Is and H.
John Brown, Secretary, Charleston: Reunion
of 9Th III. Cav and Coles County veterans at
Fairgrounds, Charleston, Aug. and 2.
INDIANA.
James E. Houghton, Secretary, Plymouth:
Reunion 29th Ind. at Plymouth, Sept and z.
l.. S. Falls Chicago H.: Reunion 18th Ind
18th Ind Cav.) at Peru, Aug. % and 80.
IOWA.
George T. Ditto: Reunion of the 5th Iowa at
Des Moines, Aug. TO- This is the day set for
transferring the battleHags to the Capitol.
KANSAS.
James Parsons, President, Seneca Reunion
of old soldiers at Seneca, Aug. IA, Is, 16, and
H.
MAINE.
J. W. Webster, President, Newport: Reunion
10th Me. at Bucksport Aug. Is and l6 Ar
rangements have been made with the Maine
Central Railroad for one fare for the round
trip.
E. H. Bryant, Adjutant, Post IS: By invita-
ton of Bradbury Post, 15 the 9th and 9th Me.
Veteran Association will hold their annual Re-
unions at Machias, Me-, Aug. % and %.
MICHIGAN.
F. P. Mickey, Vice President, Three Rivers !:
Reunion 25th Mich. at Holland, Aug IL and
Is.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
John g. Hutchinson Secretary, Manchester:
Reunion Co. Z, 4th n. H., at Manchester, Aug.
10. roster of the company has been pub
lished and if sufficient funds can be raised
complete history of the organization will soon
be printed
NEW YORK.
c. w. Wiles, Colonel, Delaware o.: Reunion
10th n. Y. Cav. at Vanderbilt House, Syracuse,
Oct. 16. II, and Is. Business meeting, Oct Is.
p. M; Campfire and social gathering at
p. IN; Oct. IL, p. m, continuation OF business
meeting; banquet, 9p. w.; Oct. IL, social meet
ing and en- Entertainment.
4. w. Barrows, President Ogdensburg: Re-
union l42d n. Y. at Thousand Island Park,
Aug 90.
C. r. Baker. Sing Sing: Reunion 9th Ind'p't
Company, LIST battalion n. Y. s. S. at Roches-
ter, sept IA.
OHIO.
T. c. Davis. Secretary, Cleveland: Reunion
18th Ohio at Orrville, Aug. 6and 8. The Sher-
man Brigade and several other Ohio regiments
will be there in Reunion at the same time.
J. S. Gill, Secretary, Delaware: Reunion 12lst
Ohio at Delaware. Aug. 10.
DIR. Sheilenberger, Corresponding Secretary.
Piqua: Reunion Gath Ohio at Springfield, Aug
.. An important matter that will be acted
upon at this meeting is the dedication of the
Regimental Monument at Chickamauga in Sep
TENDER.
PENNSYLVANIA.
w. J. Way. Secretary, 122 South Seventh St..
Erie: The 23d Pa. will open Headquarters at
Tariff Club House, Pittsburg, Sept. IL.
Nm. Lowell, Secretary Erie: Reunion IIIth
Pa. at Meadyille, Aug. 30.
w. A. S. Work, President, Marion Center:
Reunion Go. A, 6lst Pa, at Smicksburg, Aug
81.
William E. Chick, Secretary, Uniontown.
Reunion and roll-call 65th Pa. at rooms of
Builders Exchange. 400 and All Market Street
PIttsburg, Sept. II at 10 o'clock a. 10.
TENNESSEE.
Reunion Of Brownlow's LIST Tenn. Cav. at
Greenville, Aug. 20.
WISCONSIN.
The Wisconsin Cavalry Veteran Association
met at the State Capitol in Madison on the Sd
inst, pursuant to call. The railroad strikes
interfered seriously with the attendance. and
only about 300 veterans came to represent the
four regiments, where fully 1000 bad been
expected. The Capitol building had been
handsomely decorated in honor Of the occasion
and spacious rooms were assigned for the use
OF the respective regimental associations. These
heId their business meetings on the afternoon
OF the Sd, and retained the rooms for social
Headquarters during the next day. The an
nual meeting of the Brigade Association was
held in the Senate chamber on the evening of
July 8. President K. A. Copeland occupied the
chair. Gov. George w. Peck welcomed the old
rough riders TO the freedom of the Capital city
IN a Enthusiastically humorous and kindly
| speech. Col. K. A. Cslkins, Sd Cav, made the
address OF the evening, an eloquent and ma
triotic effort. He assured his hearers that the
veterans OF to-day were as ardent lovers of
law and order and the flag as when they offered
their lives for their maintenance in the early
Cos. Gen. Henry Harnden, the gallant officer
who discovered the trail of the fleeing Con.
federate President and ran him down. smoke
for the LIST, Capt. d. l.. Riley for the I'd. and
Col L. b. Gray for the 4th The election of
officers resulted in the selection Of Gov. George
w. Peck, of the 4th, for President, and of Corpl
O. S. Sisson. of the I'd, as Secretary The Vice.
Presidents consist of the Presidents of the re.
spectve regimental associations; namely: Hen.
ry Harnden. of the LIST; ID. L. Riley, of the
ID; VIM. Sharp of the Sd; and ]. ]. Criger, o.
the 4th. The time aud place of holding tho
next annual meeting was left to the brigade
officers.