New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-23
GRAND ARMY BUGLE TIES.
OLD VETERANS ADOPT PATRIOTIC RESO-
LUTlONS
FLAGS TO FLY ABOVE PUBLIC sCHooLHoUsEs
IN KENTUCKY-REsULTS OF MORE
POST ELECTIONS.

patriotic ardOr or most or the boys, ana many
of the posts and veteran organizations hase passed
resolutions in tho course OF the week agreeing to
hold themselves in readiness to perform military
duty again and fight in Venezuela or in Caneda. II
necessary. Not only the who wore the blue
they ready but their former antagonists are
also ready to shoulder their muskets. The Confeder-
ate Veterans OF The Camp OF Newly FORK were among
the first 10 pass resolutions Offering their services
under the Stars and Stripes to maintain the Mon
roe Doctrine and whip John Bull. Nobody doubts
that oil the Old graybeards. both Union and Reb'
mean exactly what they say and would marcn al
a moments notice sustain the honor OF their
country and her flag. But happily. the war cloud
Is passing. and the men who endured hardshps and
encountered dangers unknown in European wars In
a century not likely TO be called upon to smell
powder again
Kentucky has followed the example of many
Northern States and has. made 1t mandatory that
the Stars and Stripes shall float over every school,
house in that commonwealth during school hours
Kentucky is the thirteenth State in the Union TO
make this patriotic regulation Grand Army men
regard 1t as of the many evidences of progress
which have appeared below Mason and Dixons line
since the National encampment OF the Grand Army
took place in Louisville
TO HOLD THE CONVENTION HERE.
Rear Admiral Samuel Altman. of the National
Association OF Naval Veterans has designated the
Port OF New-York as the place for holding the
eleventh annual convention OF the association.
Post elections are still absorbing the active men,
bers of the organization. The following elections.
in addition TO those already published. have taken
place
James C. Rice Post. No 29-Commander. DAN
iel Jerman: senior vice-commander. Thomas
c. Hughes; Junior vice-commander John J.
birmingham: adjutant. A. NJ. Smith quartermaster,
William Ford; surgeon. J. c. Morton; chaplain,
David McMunigle: officer OF the day Albert Horn;
officer OF the guard. Thomas Jerman: quartermas-
tor Ohr Joseph
Roy: Council OF Administration. y. u. II. Clark
James Ross John Munro. A. NJ. Smith. l.. X Van
Horson: delegates 20 Department Encampmeni,
Johr Munro Edward r. Merrill; aternates A. NJ
Smith James Ross: delegates 10 Memorial Com
mittee. James s Fraser. Joseph Hyde. James Han
cock l.. X. Van Horson. William Ford
Ellsworth Post No. 67-Commander. George NJ
Dusenberry: senior vice commander. William Smith
O'Br.en: junior vice-commander. Adam Ferstein'
Quartermaster. l.. Solomon. chaplain. Charles smith
surgeon Mortimer Brown officer OF the day. Joseph
Marshall. officer OF tho guard. George Lynch; dele
gate 10 the Department Encampmen;. J. NJ Merritt;
alternate Daniel Riordan; trustees, Past Com
mander Daniel Riordan. Theodore Lieson and Ed
ward Bell. delegates to the Memorial Committee
Charles T. Baldwin and Daniel Riordan: Edward
Bell. acting adjutant
Abraham Lincoln Post, No. lS-Commander, VIII
lam A Vogts. senior vice-commander. j. NJ Bullno
Junior vIce-commander. Thomas Welsh; quarter
master Scion R~owcr. surgeon, William ;. DUNBAR;
chaplain John H. Henry. officer Of the day. John A.
Lutz. officer OF tho guard. William Stevens; Council
OF Administration. j. Humphreys j. NJ Builno
Thomas Welsh and John \. Lutz. delegate 10 De-
partrnent Encampment. Joseph Humphreys; alter
nate Thomas Welsh. delegates TO Memorial Com
mittee Joseph Humphreys and John Wood; alter
\. Elmball Post. No. 10 mfahder Ma'the"
r. Graham. senior vice-commande:. Peter j. l.
Sbsa,i,nf JJi'otbOr iisssai surreor DR. : G. Cook;
quartermaster William II. Xix: office OF The day
RYAN and Samuel II. Pauldng delegate to Depart
mcnt Encampment Or ; g. Co9 OIL John hAFsa.l
Caster Samuel II Paulding and Or. :. g. Cook;
alie.nates. Peter !. l. Soaring James b. HorneT
NJ ,ISer InPn DE- into, r. s'l Tat
commander. John Hsuer' surgeon : HamburseI'
officer OF the day Martin Diez delegate TO Depart-
meI an aer TSare Snsr ns
Their Henry Gunther. II 9 Loren ArtAur Hanhoid
Kline and ; Hamburger. color-bearcrr. Jacob Gen
bard. John Roesch and Henry Lottch. Chairman
Taneemcn.s Tor the isrsa masquerade bali to take
place in the central opera House February ~, 1886
Heilfe;ty. senior vce-co nmandcr Bernard Mcguire.
junior vice commaTaey Is H. BIahGhara a qhar,er
chaplain John " Grows officer OF the day. Philip
William Douio. trustees. John " Grove William
Ulude and y Hsdenkamp: delegate to Department
Encampment r. Mcguire. alternate. II J. Hum
rh-.es. delegates 10 Memorial Committee II J.
HUMPHREYS and r. = blanchard. alternates Joseph
Reynolds and Joseph T. Horn. hospital steward
John McManus.
OFFICERS OF OTHER POSTS.
Edward H. Wade Post. No. 2o-Commande:i A
= knight. senior vlce-commander. George u. L.
Montae ne; junior vice-commande John Hefer-
man. quartcrmaster. Robert T. Boyce: surgeon,
George H. Elliott. chaplain. the Rev. Dr. George
W Walton. officer OF the day. William Butler;
oincer OF the guard James Briene; delegates to
Department Encampment William Butler and
John Hcnertnan. 20 Memorial Committee. William
Butler Eoberi y. Boyce and j. Hcrerman -
Juds0n Fitzpatrick Pos. 80. iE--C 1mmander, IL
II Hawkins. senior vice-commander. J. X T.
harrison. junior vice-commander. j Muslin Aims
surgeon. George y. Mas-nus. officer OF the day.
Aug. PINT. officer OF hc guard, Fred Kline; del
eeate to Department Encampment \ +. C!aussen;
alternate. " G. Yoske. delesates TO Memorial
Committee, W; Ca loske, H. T.. smith alternates
c.agssen' q A. COLE, Fred kline. ". c. Yoske
sten%ehr Post. No Is2-Commander, Adolph
buscher. junior vlce-cQmmander, Peter Senren' .
quartermaster. George frohst; surgeon, Max Leh-
Gustav Arnold: oficer Of The guard. ficniy
Meier; delegate TO Department Encampmeut f.
John A. Rawiins Post, No. s-Commander
Jane: Bgep senior b F raick
lam n Hines: officer Of the day Pierce j. Butler:
o tfi o. the guard. william sheehan: quarter
master. Matthew J. Parkinson: adjuiant John T.
rS ds etsa Bane SMala dpegaes
10 Memorial Committee. John L. Kirwin NJ j.
Perkinson. alternates, Luke j. G!bney, Geor.e :
1'rum The installation VIII take place at Har
lem Casino "Wednesday evening, Jan. -. 1856.
Naval Post. No. 56-Commander. John Thomp
son. senior vice-commander. VIM Churchill,
Junior virc-commandcr, James Hayes quarter
master Jas Fitzgerald: chaplain Edw F. Jcn-
nings; surgeon. Edw Russell. officer OF the day
John j. Vogts' officer Of the guard. John Reilly
d.i.gafe TO Department Encumpment. +. II. Grove
alternate A. l. G. Bowie; delegates Memorial
Committee F. J. Twomey; A. j. Gilman; alter
mates a l.. G Rovie. l. Hughes: trustees. A. a.
Gilman James f. Burrage Charles Bailey
n b. CIaa = Post; No 51S-C0mmanGer. Charles
/ Rooth. senior Vice-commander. Thomas Har-
rison. Junior vice-cOmmander. Adolph Siebert
ouarternsster NJ {. Sure; surgeon. Or George
Norgan. chaplain the Rev Or. Richard Garland
onicer OF the day; George Dyer officer OF the
rrcs moment James Owens, TO Memorial Com
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