New-York tribune., 1895-10-28


over, and that those men share with us common
devotion to the great principles which our flag and
Constitution represent. At Charleston II was the
same thing At reception given us by ex-soldiers
OF the Confederate Army. Major 1nglesby, who
served In a South Carolina regiment said: We
thought right In those bloody years follow
ing the firing upon Sumter. but we see our error.
We fought for the maintenance Of slavery. 1t
was a fatal mistake and we have lived to realize
It. Now we are proud to unite with you In our
veneration for the flag which waves over North and
South alike
But II was at Richmond. once the capital OF the
Confederacy, where every sentiment OF patriotism
within me was most deeply stirred We were re-
ceived by the Richmond Blues. and after reception.
drive and dinner. visited the r. f. Lee Camp or
Richmond the representative Confederate post OF
the South. 1t their regular night for meet
ing The gray bearded. white-haired men, most OF
whom served under Lee in the Army OF Northern
Virginia did not know that were coming, but
they gave us a comrades greeting. II we had all
been rebels instead OF Union soldiers who had fought
them, as Of us were. they could not have met
us with greater affection and brotherly hospitality.
During the speechmaklng which followed. Governor
Coffin introduced me as the commander Of the
Rose Post of New-York city the counterpart on
the Northern side. he said. OF the Lee Camp OF
Richmond The reception | got from those o.d
veterans OF the South beggars description. IL was
80 spontaneous, cordial, 40 brothery. so magni-
cent and grand-words are Inadequate 10 tell ABOUT
II. Every speech made tnat night o'eIho"eu Win
patriotism and loyalty
of the incidents or the occasion was the
presentation to Commander Adams OF Confeder-
ate button which he accepted In the spirit IN whch
IT was rendered. referring to it "as souvenir OF
the great struggle where the questions invo.ved
had been settled by tribunal from which there
appeal
'.The best thing did while was South. added
the Colonel was to enlist prominent men In the
cities | visited I'm the cause OF military education
in the public schools. They Pledged me their word
that the examples have set them in this regard
in New-York and other Northern cities should be
speedily followed
NEW AIDES-DE-CAMP
Department Commander Atkinson has announced
the following aides-de-camp on his STAFF: Anthony
J. Allaire. Pos. ass; H. N. Burhans. Post Isl; John
r Britt Post n; Edward Bell. Post 81 John Boil
Post 90: John Boand. Post 5l6; Peter g. Clark Post
2s4; George Chappee. Post 1856; c. A. Cure,on.
Post ga. Hugh Cullen. Post A: E. s. Creamer,
Fsnserad FHsa m post IS; H. H. Frsnch Post Robert
se5y sxe Post p0s; % 3 ddass RG;i knsh Pos.
552 James II Kelly. Post l2i; L0uis Syn,. H. s karke'
POST a: James Kerrgan. Post IS; William & ShurSn-
1sn 1Si' no. ps.' ss'24td 'HFs rSs Mchss
ptieph M Phelps. Post ISL; William Pohi Post IS Theo,
dore F. Ruhe. Post $780, Charles e. Kechert: rS:t Ss
Theodore F. Reed, Post 50; Edward Stanley, Post
49, ssSe IHs M Poss s
Thomson, Post 63i John Thompson. Post SlS; Ezra
The annual inspection of posts in thi, State will
proceed at once by order OF the department COM
mander who has made his appointments OF, Of county
T. Jones, at Rome. y. Y. The assistant inspectors
partment orders No are as follows; .
l. Sob POSt In
Posts is l6O E. H. Piepenbrng, Post 80. to inspect
Posts q; Frank n Pa, Post :. to inspsc,
Posts i0 - Charles + Innes. Post n to inspsc.
Posts iS5 So7 H. F. Hatch. Post 1876. to inspect
Posts o. 4o; J. l. stats Post IS. to lnspss! Post.
:s9 S H Pai,chsrd Post S to Inspect cs Post Ss
George j. Wsnek Post sG to Inspect Posts lSs 1872
hGmT wsh Posi- POST M @ to 10 nPss inspect POSTS POSTS
H. Gland Post iO2. to inspect Posts ll3. rs. 6S2;
FSS Post & 49, M to to "spsS. sptc fOfs Posts 80 81 Sc '
D: Knight Post go TO inspect Posts 4os. AZ. 469;
Uhn %m nspp Post Post 81 TO as
g: g. Waterman. Post Sis. to inspect Posts 4Ss.
Kings-J Wesley Smith. Post 3, to inspect Posts
le 2sl; Alexander D. E!om. Post TO- to inspect Posts
i22 ssa. Charles n W6eelright, Post sS to inspect
FSss FSss Il x eH5ss JSS cssy M
Posts 2o7 3ss 43S; Peter J. Kennedy Post 1882 to
spcct Posts i6l 2s6 $40: Thomas w. Lindsay, Post
23l to inspect Posts SO. 4s9; Clarence Stanley Post
3o5 to inspect Posts lac. 327 John Foley Post &c.,
TO Inspect Posts Il. 435 Frank w. Rose, Post AIS.
TO inspect Posts 1885, 5Si; r. b. Granger. Post l9s TO
inspect Posts l52. 1877; Elias A. Leek Post 500 TO
inss Posts TO- 1856 Alonzo Stivers Post 53s to in
spect Posts S5. 50).
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE SEVENTH Soo"
Mr. Anderson the photographer. who has grouped
large pictures Of the 7th Regiment. Old Guard and
aAfaxAkta Post daaraa to make . simiias nhnkna.