New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
COMPANY Il.

company r.......................2,5 2ai ~
,ompany D'.......................:i ~ 80 81, DC
,onpany n...'....................lg2 80 -
f. : ana \ e. $50 3o7 So
Quartermaster Sergeant Rene \, De Russey: OF
company ID was unanimously elected second Leu
tenant OF MS company on February Il
NEWS OF THE Cpd REGIMENT.
The 22d Regiment is ordered to assemble at the
armory in full-dress uniform Monday March II.
= sis p. IN. for review and for the pres ,n-afion Ct
long-service medals. marksmens' badges. hospital
corps badges and the J. Marion Sims trophy. The
j. Marion Sims trophy is piece 81 bronzc "tatuary.
which was presented to the command last year by
pany whose representation on the regimen al nos t
pal corps has made the best record during the
First Sergeant Charles W Hall Of Company II.
is spoken Of as a recognition Of efficiency.
The new roster OF the I'd Regiment, prepared by
COMPREHENSIVE little volume. The names Of field
and stan officers and nol-commisslQncd stan @:e
dresses and telephone " calls opposite the ame of
every captain and lieutenant Is ngure showing
to batta.ons is noted, and the company drill-nishs
names OF the officers on the resmentai standing
The regular monthly hop of Company \. 22d
Regiment has been postponed until Monday even
ing. March Is account Of the rcgimental review
First Licutemant " H. aCrter. Of Company I.
has resigned Lieutenant Carter was competenl
on the rang viii be missed
THE HISTORY OF THE REGIMENT
The history Of the POI Regiment which General
Wlngate has been writing for two years. at the
request Of the board Of officers. is substantially
completed and its publication IS looked forward to
with much interest II will give an account oil the
organization " the regiment IN l"l ana ot me r"'i
diton Of National Guard matters at that p'i'pl.
II viii also describe the llarpers Ferry campaign
of IsGl The history 81 the Pennsylvania campaign
Of 1865 has been prepared with great ohr". auN1"
Lv the publication In the Rebellion Records 81 the
official orders AMI correspondence OF thr Norm arr
other similar data, to prepar" nc" ana rus
worthy account Of the inside history OF the dri'hSo
of Harrisburg and the lin" Of tn" SuSqurhalna ol
which The Confederate Army was held IN check IN
III 1t could be- overjakcn by III" Army 81 thr no,o-
mac This must be most interesting To all tho mem
hers II the National Guard organizations "hoich
took part iu that cventful cAmralsn RnI VII! T." 81
historical value Ia addition TO describing th' I'i
INK facts 10 n" history OF the rsglmrnt' sl'c.aI
chapters aro LEY oi"d To- nr IIAd fo'S Inc dTIor
struggles for AN armory ana ID" "m1rch 10 fr'ks-
k,ll Th. Enir,lo campaign Is described g.; l"ngth.
,tI . ID. l,t.1.I..l also 10 give an account ~ ID"
~Nu.r.nce- ~ th- s2d In BROOKLYN. General Nh-
W. b,l ION assisted by Captiin Jariinr ana Chap
I,ltl n.nr, vh0 constitute with him ihe commiir"
I' ,lI m -.,f'nr together the facts ~ relation
f. VIA, hls taken place since BE- eft the reg mont
t,fii1t .nf'ruat.,n Including eeN-Cooncl J. Earle
~ .>-,'ap,ain II,ur, = Rowland. Colonel knfGs
KING a. \ retired. captain samuel 1t'N; N y
q ~ General "lnlly- smith. ~ NJ colonel T. ;
. n r. stuart who 5"S."ged "a. ~ a. carlisle.
,b' ig,h ,,'iicuirnla' William Man. Lieutenant
Samuel g. Perkins. ~ i-ind. mum H., ,
. llc4 Lieutenant Colonel king. MAJOR Hhiu"t, ann
l,,r oih,r members luI o, members ~ NJ reg
r. +. intended .o .n..lj" n ne work t'e nam'a r or
al. , ,s. - m.n Ano .er'.l durius ui" NJ. DO
committee has been n, tur ' .,o' 49,, ',,,s...,.,,,
io of ,h, resim,u' g. l,ol y, ,opY o. II Is .n w..
AIiu,au'- oiencr'l- "n," A. NnanY ron " rh.1
t,,.. nbttl.,.I Der. uf fhr members 81 'oml'h'r9
\ auI II. who served .n 49, ana le.it' un'' 'n'
o,n.r romrtulc- Who hay r'il-hy9k 7,"Hlr ~" =,
nlsh them with copy Ih'l nI' ~ ". Gln,.
procure Photographic ~ the NdI''t' ON 90! ,,
desired a. reproduce the portraits OF as many =.
possible n he BOOB h'{ .oH,, .sn +, io Gem
, 'r CON. IS Wlnratc. AZ his Office AZ No -
Nassau-st. N"N-Norh CIV.
DIPLOMAS ~ WELL As MEDALS
+, appear. that long aud faithful service Is to Doe
rewarded by diploma rs well a. by mccall
colonel Alexis g Smith. az m" -h Regiment mas
forwarded the names of tie members Of his COM
rnanl who arc entitled go recay" tho decoration -
Tiffany X CO.. where ths diplomas ere being "1t1t
a medal might hy accident. n'.pi'' .' i ,t,,I
anu it'oft - Iii ,v,ys bee an Inspiration 20 the
BOYS to 60 and 10 likewise. is likely To DE preserved
"nd me han fr cron Io,itcnant in Company l.
7l., Eccim'ni has been ordered for March :. sir
tIacon Is 'he only candidate for the place, Mhl'h
has been vacant since Lieutenant ieorte ;. 'YSo"
Colonel Francis V Greene. OF IN" list Regiment:
who attended a dinner last week or tn" oinc'rs OF
The 5th Regiment OF Massachusetts In Boston.
made some interesting remarks during "h''h "'
said - A.
Of Gg@o99 York GN ss to am iSe d inc
tics In riots. especially "a 10 hring can give
only my own opinion Some consider that II the
strikers call soldier names he Is lusinei III nf'nE
because he wears the uniform OF the state ana
40 represents the honor ana majesty OF the Ii"
other officers think tina III stones are thrown
II is "A sufficient excuse to give the command 70
fire but that TX not my opinion. The mllltla shouln
not be ordered except in n great etl'tG'hoy
and under the command Of commissioner 3inrrrS
The railroad companies frequently want SoliirIs TO
act rs policemen. but that Is not th'lr proper
function They are not educated for that ,Soit OF
indly lual service The regiment should hc KepL 70
rcthcr and sent out to patrol IN" streets SinpN
marching NJ and down. 50 that wou.d-b' rp''lH
may be- deferred from acts 0f violence
Colonel Appleton. Of the 7th Regiment also ,X-
dressed himself Immediately after IN" iIoohiAiu
troubles as being opposed to the titiona "uard
doing police duty &c., IL, .,,,.h
Tho exhibition drill of the Signal corp dll hlucn
TO make the command popular WIN th' p.Up' az,
The effect is seen in the number OF apph'auohS
FOR membership which Lieutenant Hedge - re-
cciving Tho applications are In excess OF Nacah-
ccs