The National tribune., 1894-04-05
O.. THURSDAY.

| OHIO.-
w. A. Wintermute, Mount Liberty: We IN.
derstand that the City Council of Atlanta, Ga.
will ask for the National Encampment in 1895
There are about 10000 who will second that
motion, who were there in 1864 under different
circumstances. We have long looked for this
| opportunity to see once more the place and
country where we endured so many hardships
and fought many battles. 1t will soon be
too late for many of us. as are fast passing
over the dead,line By all means have the
| next Encampment at Atlanta.
Elias j. Beers Post, 575 Columbus-Com.
! Frederick Kieser; S. V. c.. George Whipe; j.
V. c., George Seely; Adj't. o. Lovegrove; O. NJ,
Hiram Outcalt; Surg. S. A. Corbin; Chap,
John Humel; o. d., Enoch Lickliter; o. g..
John Conrad; S. NJ, V. B. Little; Q. NJ. s.,
Marion Thompson.
ManviIIe Moore Post, 525, Fremont-Com,
| John g. Nuhfer; S. V. c., Dan Stultz; j. V. c.,
VIM. Maurer; Adjt, Jay Holcomb; Q. NJ,
Wash Deffenbaugh; Surg, Geo. o. Harlan
Chap, ]. l.. Albritton; o. D., Clint Scovlle;
o. D., H. Van Buskirk S. NJ, David Davies
| Q. NJ. S, J. Rimelspeecher.
OKLAHOMA
Camore Post 6, Pawhuska-Com., J. NJ
Ferguson; S. Y. c., w. III. Lewis; j. V. c., w.
w. Conner; Surg, G. w. Sutton; Chap, J. F.
Palmer; o. D.. James Bigheart; Adj't, w. FL.
Hart; @ NJ, B. s. Kiegley; o. g., John Mo-
| sier.
OREGON
Meade Post, 2, Oregon City-Com., W. Fl.
| Burghardt; S. V. c.. M. E. Willoughby; J. V.
| c., J. Doremus; Adj't, C. A. Williams; Q. NJ,
II. j. Harding; Surg, L. NJ. Andrews; Chap,
VIM. Russell; o. d., G. ii. Dauchey; o. G., p.
G. Wells; S. Nj, S. B. Califf.
PENNSYLVANIA
VIC Carr Post, 1923. Bear Lake. is in -four
ishing condition. The Post has recently pur-
chased fine hall, worth $1,000, and is nearly
out of debt. 1t has now 40 members, an in
crease of eight since last July.
RHODE ISLAND
The comrades of this Department were
| highly honored last week by receiving visit
from Past Commander-in-C Chief Weissert of
Milwaukee, He arrived Oh Monday, March 10.
Monday evening, accompanied by large num-
| Der of his former staff Department Commander
| c. III. Baker and his official staff, he visited
Toner Post. II, Pawtucket. His reception by
the comrades was hearty. He made an elo-
quent and instructive address. touching upon
the great question, pensions. aud many mat
tiers of interest to the comrades. Tuesday he
honored Ballou Post 3. Central Falls, by his
presence. The Post held an open meeting that
evening. Grand Army memorial volume
was presented by a citizen of that town. The
preseptation address was made by Rev. e. II.
Perry, and the speech of acceptance by Junior
Vice Department Commander Hon. Daniel r.
Ballou. Comrade Weissert's address was most
patriotic, and all who heard him were pleased.
Wednesday evening he WAS the guest of Slo-
cum Post, 10, Providence. large number
were present. He was accompanied by a num-
Der of his staff and Department officers. He
made graceful and eloquent address. Refer
ring to his visit to Kansas, Texas and the
South, he said that he travelled $4,000 miles,
and visited nearly every Department in this
country, some two, three and four times. He
spoke of the great work done by the Grand
Army in teaching the children of our public
schools patriotism and love for the flag
Thursday he was entertained by the former
members of his staff and several of the Past
Department Commanders, when pleasant and
instructive evening was passed. Friday he
started for Boston and Lynn to pay his respects
to Communicating Chief j. G. B. Adams and
James F. Mech, Adjutsnt General of the
Grand Army. Past Chief Wes-
sert has made five visits to the Department Of
Rhode Island and has many warm friends
among the comrades of that Department.
TEXAS
E. o. C. Ord Post 3, San Antonio-Com. VIM
III. Robinson s. V. C.. Ii. II. Alvord; j. " c.,
A. K. Melton; Adj't. Henry Minnette @. NJ,
Fred c. Loring; Chap. NJ. II. Red wood; O. d.,
Mourice J. Heating; o. g., Chas. j. LIE Stour-
geon; S. NJ, I. j. Barnes; Q. NJ. S., Edward
Myers.
VERMONT
Jewett Post, 70, swanton-Com., E. J. Rams
low; s. V. c.. c. II. Butterield J. V. c., w. w.
Munsel Q. NJ, Col. E. w. Jewett; Chap, Capt.
@. G. Blake; o. d., Capt c. II. Reynolds O. g.,
Ed. Desc; Surg, Aaron A. Burdick.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Bailey Post 4, Huntington-Com., A. Brand
ley; S. V. c., g. K. MoIntosh J. V. c.. J. G.
Smith; Chap. G. A. Flooding; O. d.. La Valley;
o. G.. j. W. Foster; Q. NJ, ]. A. Decker Surg,
a. J. Beardsley.