The National tribune., 1894-02-01

| Brooks; ). V. e., Aaron w. Gage; j. V. u, hsr-
rison thinner; Surg, Peter L. White; Chap,
| Philip Twining; Q. NJ, VIM. r. Brooks; o. D.,
MorEin Heath; o. g., VIM. Guptlll; Adj't Jas.
| Howard.
b. Frank Ma1son Post, 42s, Alfred Center
| CON-, James W. Hoard; S. V. C.. VIM. A. Rose
J. V. c., Samuel Whitford; Adj't, John Hala-
han; Q. NJ. John NJ. Mosher; Chap, James r.
Crsndal; Surg, Mark Sheppard, o. d., Joseph
| w. Marsh; o. G., John F. Langworthy.
OHIO
Post 1885, Canal Fulton-Com., W. G. Myers;
s. V. c. Lewis F. Becker; J. V. C.. Samuel q.
Off, AdTt, J. b. Bissonette; Surg. Henry
| King; Chap, Frederick Buck: Q. NJ, S. NJ.
| Buckmaster; o. D., Daniel Harmon; o. g.,
Philip Yockey.
The members of ]. M. Wells Post, 451, Colum-
bus, have decided by unanimous vote TO form an
auxiliary corps of citizens, to be known as Post
No. 45l Associates" and TO be governed by the
following rules: Tho object OF this association
is to give patriotic citizens an opportunity of
showing their sympathy with the Grand Army
in its work of Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty,
| and Of receiving from time 10 time the special
courtesies Of the Post. Any good citizen may
become an associate. who shall make applica-
tion on blanks prepared for the purpose, at a
regular Post meeting. when majority vote
shall be necessary to the election of the appli-
cant. The yearly associate fee shall be IS, the
tion, and the fees for the subsequent years to
be payable thereafter annually in advance.
The life associate fee shall be $50, TO accom-
pany the application. Ali moneys received
from associate fees shall be deposited as fol-
lows: Four ffths 10 the relief fund of the Post
aud One-fifth in the Post fund. The money
received from life associate fees, and deposited
in the relief fund of the Post, shall be held as
q special relief fund, from which an amount
not exceeding 10 per cent. may be withdrawn
for the benefit of the general relief fund, in
January of each year. Each associate shall be
entitled to the associate badge, which will be
presented to him by the Commander; pro-
vided, however. that in case he ceases TO be an
associate, the badge be retured TO the Quarter
master of the Post. Any associate may, by
making written request to the Post, accom-
panied by the associate badge, be hOnOrably
dropped from the roll of the associates.
Royal Danhan Post, 1T. Bedford-Com., J.
c. Walton; S. V. c., j. ID. Griest; J. V. c., A.
NJ. Gordon; Chap, J.. p. Whitaker; Surg, NJ.
II. Bsrnum; Q. NJ. w. II. Deismsn; o. D., A.
w. Foil; o. g., Joseph Anderton.
William Rogers Post 217, Sheffeld-Com.. ii.
L. Smith; S. V. C., C. w. Baldwin: J. V. C.,
One Cute; Adj't NJ. L. Gillett; Chap. n L.
FObes; Q. NJ, Jas 0. Dickson; Surg, George
Burch; o. D., F. III. Hines; o. g., S. NJ. Shu-
art.
Newcomb Post, 564 Parkman-Com., Arthur
S. Donaldson s. V. c., David z. Taylor; J. V.
G.. john Mining; Chap, d. r. Travis; Q. NJ,
F. I. Cook; Surg, J. 3. Browning; o. d., t.
F. Kergsn; o. g.. Levi II. Ravens; Adj't,
Samuel Irwin s. NJ, L. A. johnson; Q. NJ. s.,
F. Ferrinston.
Toledo Post, TOledo-COm Henry Tracy;
S. V. C., JOS A. Stipp; ]. V. O.. John H. Mer-
rill; @ NJ, Benjamin Ii. Griffin Surg, s. s.
Thorne; Chap, A. g. Jennings; o. d., Fred
II. Wolfert; o. G., William Burge; Adj't, Ed.
al Il
PENNSYLVANIA
Capt. C. g. Jackson Post, 159 Berwick
Com, Edward Brett; s. V. C., Eli Sherwood;
AdJt J. P. Hayman; Surg, ]. F. Chamber
lain; Chap, VIM. Stiffnage; o. d., d. w. Fell
bert; o. g., VIM Elems; s. NJ, John Dodson;
Q. M. s., Henry II. Martz.
Capt. E. J. Rice Post, 2lI, Factoryville-
CON-. Z. c. Reynolds; S. V. c.. w. NJ. Carpen-
ter; J. V. c., J. b. Frinch; Surg. ID. C. STAN
ton; o. d., w. J. Whitney; @. NJ, s. NJ. Pot
ter; Chap J. c. Reynolds; o. G., Solomon
Reynolds.
OWN Philips Post Cliford-Com., G. R.
Sanders; S. V. c., Geo. Hull; J. V. c., s. A.
Halsted; Surg, Henry Race; Chap ID. b. Mott;
@ NJ, George Simpson; o. D., VIM. Barker;
o. g., J. II. Hunter; Adj't. J. C. Decker.
At recent meeting of Ed Turk Post Day
ton, a resolution of coincidence 10 Comrade Jacob
sented and passed.
Goodrich Post, %, Danville-Com., Jos. L.
Shannon; s. V. C., Samuel Moral; j. V. e.,
h. Klase; Q. NJ, A. &. Angle; Surg, r. II.
Morris; Chap. NJ. Shires; o. D., G. Yoris; o.
g., b. b. Brown; Adj't, W. g. Kramer.
RHODE ISLAND
Tower Post, II, Pawtucket-Com., Lewis J.
Matterson; S. V. C., j. Frank Sbley: J.V,C,
VIM. A. Beatty; Surg, Edward Halves; Chap,
Rev. j. J. Wolley; Q. NJ, John Z. Davis; Adi't,
Orris 7. Huntley; o. d., VIM. Massey: o. g.,
III. S.. George 4. Young
SOUTH DAKOTA
Resolutions were passed at meeting of Iro.
quois Post, SO, Iroquos, Dec. 9, requesting its
Senators and Representatives in Congress to do
all in their power to have all claims now pend
ing before the Commissioner Of Pensions acted
on before December 81, 1894.
TEXAS
w. II. Robinson, Commander, Ord Post. 3. San
Antonio: As many comrades of the GAR
feel DESTROYS that Comrade r. VI. Moore. Past
Commander of +. o. G. Ord Post, No. g. should
be our Department Commander for the ensuing
year, desire to give. briefly, his war history
Comrade Moore raised regiment (the II7Ih
lll.); was elected and commissioned its Colonel
and served TO the close OF the war in command
of the same. lie refused to be recommended
for rigadier-ieneralsbip preferring to re-
main with bis old regiment. This command
is referred 10 by Gen Grant in his final report
of the war, as one that never failed TO execute
to his entire satisfaction. This command saved
Gen. Banks up Red River; drove Hood back
from bis line around Nashville, Dec Is 1864
DE has hattering testimonials for some battles
In which he was engaged. Al Pleasant Hill La
his command defeated Kirby Smith and Dick
Taylor. At TupelO Miss, where Smiths com
mand defeated ). d. Lee aud Forrest, after they
routed Cen Sturgis. At Guntown r. NJ. Moore
referred to him as winning hoDors only second
TO Gems Smith and Mower.
UTAH
The Council of Administration have selected
Thursday, Feb. 10. 1894. al IL o'clock ~, as the
time for the cOnvening Of the 18th annual
Encam1ment OF this Department, at GAR.
Hall, Salt Lake City.
On last Memorial Day the two Posts mus
tered over 100 comrades 10 the ranks, with
several, who were crippled or were too feeble
TO march, in carriages. That noble body of
women, the W.RC., mustered nearly 100 mem
bers. The cadets from the Military Academy.
the uniform ranks Of the X. Of T.. the A. O. u.
W., and other societies. took prominent part
in tho ceremonies of the day. Over 900 per-
sons marched in the procession. This wear The
Posts will do still better.
James b. Mexican Post, IL, Salt Lake City
Com, Rudolph Alf; s. V. C., +. L. Cushing: J.
V. C., JAS Donnelly; q. ~, e. o. Farnsworth:
Chap, i. C. lief; Surg, J. N. Holland; Adpt
w. III. Boule; o. d., J. +. Rankins; o. g., S.
Epley.
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