The National tribune., 1896-10-22

Sept. a. street parade was one of the feat
ures of the forenoon. Comrade George w. Ma
SOIL presented the Association with handsome
new American flag and the comrades present
gave him three rousng cheers. These ofhcer5
were elected Pres, Col. John w. Raymond;
AdYt. Henry B. Pierce. Abingdon; @. NJ. Will
l.. WEIGH Chap. John II. Cox; V.-P''s, George
w Mason, w. G. Cummings. A. o. Chamberlain,
Edward A. Story, Timothy s. Atwood, A. 2.
Dodge, John Hobbs, w. G. Davis, Fred L. Jones,
Edward E. Ellis. a fine banquet was served in
Tarr's Block, followed by very interesting
speeches from several prominent members aud
guests. Ex-Secretary of State Henry B. Pierce
acted as postmaster.
NEW JERSEY.
The 18th annual Reunion of the 1st N. j.
Cav was held at Newton, n. j., Oct. 8. The
comrades of Capt. Griggs Post rendered the use
of their rooms to the visiting veterans and also
furnished band and assisted in escorting the
visitors from the station. A fter all were seated
in the Post room and the routine work of the
Association begun, Gov. Griggs of New jersey,
and Congressman Mahlon Pitney entered the
room. The Governor made pleasant speech
full of kinds words and shook hands with
every ono present. Mr. Pitney also made a
short speech. After finishing the routine busi-
ness the Association marched to the Cochran
Hotel where a splendid dinner was served.
Chaplain HILL Of the New jersey GAR, in
yoked the Divine blessing. At the close of the
banquet stirring addresses were made by Capt.
Van Blarcum. of the 18th N. j.; Commander
STEELE. of Griggs Post; Sheriff Gunderman,
Comrade Branson, and others. The officers
elected for the ensuing year were: Pres, Capt.
VIM. Hughes; V.-P.. Charles Watts; Sec. and
Treas, c. F. Crosemire, of Newark, N. j.
NEW YORK.
Charles d. Giles. President Elmra-Reunion
Survivors Association 9th N. Y. 33d N. Y.
and 1st N. Y. Cav, at Elmra, Nov. 10 and III.
Headquarters at the Hotel Lang.
The proceedings of the Reunions of the 10th
N. Y. Cav are published in a neat little PAM
INLET. entitled Forward" Lewellyn p.
Norton, of Homer, N. Y, is Adjutant of the
Regimental Association.
Comrade H. E. Hayes, Chairman of the Pub
fishing Committee, 246 Stuyvesant avenue,
Brooklyn N Y, announces that the first edition
of the History of the 10th N. Y. Cav. is nearly
exhausted, aud those desiring copies should
order at once.
Michael Schaffner, Csur d'Alene City, Idaho,
desires the address of the Secretary of the LIST
n. Y. Cav.
OHIO.
The annual Reunion of I'd Ohio 81. A. was
held at Mount Gilead, Sept. 80 and Oct. L.
Owing to hard times and protracted bad weather
the attendance was small. The next Reunion
will be held at Buffalo, N. Vat time of the
National Encampment. Officers elected for the
ensuing year: Pres, Capt A. ]. Thompson !;
UP, S..N Castle; Sec, T. NJ Sechler, Moline,
H.; Treas, BENZ. Roberts; Historian, w. s.
Brad ford, Mansfield, o. vote on Presidential
preferences indicated all except one were for
Mckinley.
The annual Reunion of the I'd Ohio was held
at Wilmington, Oct 8. The election of officers
| resulted Pres, DIR. Aaron Morris; UP, Philip
| A. Hall: Sec and Treas, Thomas HILL all
| residents of Goshen o. The place of meeting
| for next year will be Goshen. There were but
| "a members of the 10 companies composing the
regiment in attendance at the Reunion. death
| having entered the ranks during the past year
| and removed great number.
Members of the 63d Ohio to the number OF
| 81 answered to roll-caIl at the Regimental Re-
| union at Chauncey, Oct. 2 and B. The meeting
was a success, although the weather was very
| unfayorable. The city was decorated with
| flags and bunting, and the veterans were made
| to feel at home. The Campfire was the priacI-
! nal feature of the meeting. and was attended Dy
| hundreds Of citizens. The speech of Col. U. Ia.
! Jackson was highly interesting. Il. >. Mason,
| Relief o., is Corresponding Secretary OF the
| Association.
| PENNSYLVANIA.
The survivors of the 10th Regiment, P. R. v.
| q held their 25th annual Reunion in Pitts
| burg. Oct 9. About so members were in at
| tendance accompanied by many friends and
relatives. The following officers were elected {:
| Pres. Capt. Thomas Mcconnell: First V-P.,
George w. McCracken; Second V.-P.. Capt.
David Farrell; Soc. and Treas, W. w. Scott, OF
Sewickley, (reelected.) New Castle was se-
| lected as the place of next meeting. Camp
| fire was held in tho evening.
| L. w. Johnson. Secretary, New Castle Be
union 10th Pa, at Altoona, Oct. %.
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