The National tribune., 1896-03-26

Il DaNles ". H., hSIlcI " VI. AZ. J N1CI
land Q. NJ, E. N. Steely; S. NJ, Geo. Morgan
Q. NJ. s. Andrew Lawson.
Maryland
Antietam Post, ID Sharpsburg-Com David
Keitzer; S. V. c., Jacob Keplinger; J. V. C..
Jacob ii. Heck; Chap, John Drenner; Surg.
Jos Cox; q. NJ, Rigley Moore; o. d., Thomas
Malone; o. g., BENZ. Sauntman; Adj't, J. l.
| Grim.
MASSACHUSETTS,
F. d. Hammond Post 141, South Chatham
Com, Jos C. Chase; S. V. c., Webster Rogers;
J. V. C., Ralph Cummings; Adj't, Thomas f.
! Small Chap. Joseph b. Reed q NJ, Charles
Mullett; Surg, George N Munsoll; o. D., N.
Csrryl Underwood; o. g.. Albert T. Snow
S. NJ, Asa l.. Jones; Q. NJ. s.. Fri NJ. Snow.
b. @. Shaw Post, 146. New Bedford-Com.,
| Isaiah King; S. V. c., Robert ii. Spicer; j. V.
| c, William III. Jackson; Adj't, Chas. H. Har-
rison Chap. John L. Wright; Surg, Zachsriah
Goldwell; Q. NJ, Braddock Andres; o. d. VIM.
II. johnson o. g. George H.Wiliams; s. NJ,
George II. johnson; Q. M. S., Harrison Lee.
MICHIGAN
Ralph Ely Post. $50, Shepherd-Com., J. B.
Struble; S. V. C., b. L. Conklin; J. V. c., d. F..
Shoe; Adj't, J. N. Fardyce; o. d., A. C. Nre-
denburg; Surg. Thomas Durfee; Chap, Reu-
ben Welman; @. NJ, b. A. Cohoon; o. G., c..
Bigelow. Delegate to State Encampment, g..
w. Fouts
1arnelo fost, 81 Coloma-Com., VI. 4. VII
liams; S. V. c., II. Branch; J. V. c., III. H.
Cole; Adj't, L. n Clark: Q. NJ, A. S. McCuen /;
Chap, Il. b. Gregg; Surg, w. L. CARAT; o. D.,
G. A. Brown; o. G., A. Morlock; S. NJ, l.. f.
Earl; @. NJ. S., C. Becht. Delegate, w. A. b.
ker.
MISSOURI
By and with the advice and consent of the
Council of Administration, the Department
Commander has suspended Maj. Hiram Gavitt
Post, ia, located at Fredericktown, for pub
fishing and issuing circular letter request
ing the comrades to support in the nominating
convention one of its members for Governor,
the act being a violation of the Rules and Regu-
lations of the GAR.
The Department Encampment will be held at
Hannibal May 20 and q.
NEBRASKA
The Post at Tobias has elected officers as fol-
lows: CON-, Henry c. WEIGH: s. V. c., N. l..
Standish; J.V. c., George A. Tyson; Chap, B.
ID. Howard; O. NJ, w. J.. Miller; Surg, VIM.
p. Metcslf; o. d., t. j. Baty; o. g., William
kassabaum.
NEW JERSEY
Winfield Scott Post, 20. Plainfeld-Com.,
Isaiah /. McVoy; SV. c., Francis NJ. Whitley
J. V. c.. VIM. K. Moore; Adj't, Robert Walker;
@. NJ, Andrew Cox; Surg, VIM. Hand Chap,
John A. Goodwin; o. d., VIM. C. Smith; o. g.,
Samuel c. Terry; l. s., Chas. Westphal; o. s.,
,
Drum Major, Joseph N. Bogart.
Van Houten Post ,, Jersey City--Com., c. A.
Bowers; S. v c., ID. r. Bloome; j. V. c., B. F.
Goetschen; Adjt, L. III. Marinus; Q. NJ, A
Thompson; o. d., NJ. Walsh o. o., p Kuntz;
Chap, c. X. Knoeler; Surg, J. f. West; S. NJ,
7. X. Halstead; Q. NJ. s., ]. Magee; j. s.,
w. Davis This Post is now looking for new
quarters, as the new City Hall Commissioners
have failed to make provisions for meeting
room for the Post, to; the Comptroller OF
the City, who is member of the Commits
sion, insisting upon being informed by
what right" a GAR. Post can make any
claim for a Post-room in the said new City
Hall, even though the city authorities thus far
had played host to Van Houten Post for IL
years free OF cost. Gen. Ramsay, who had been
one of a committee TO request the Commission
ers to continue the patriotic favor in the new
building, reported that the committee did not
20 10 see the Commissioners rs the local news
paper reports on the subject-matter convinced
them that the Commissioners were opposed TO
extending further privileges. Comrade p. II.
ONeill desired that the committee make at
least one formal demand upon the Commission
ers, If only TO make them and their supeTiors
stand up and be counted. 1t was not ordered,
but Comrades Maj w. II. Armstrong. f. O.
Cole, Gen. ]. Ramsey, i. Watson, Z. Sands, NJ.
V. Kennedy, and Chaplain e. p. Knoeller were
appointed a committee 10 look for new quar-
btIet DC Alt O8u AiAg nan WAS 10 ne Duefe0 IOr
sale March %. and TO be vacated on or about
May ], 1896. The Post fully appreciates the
stand taken by the Commander-in- Chief in re-
gard TO the blue-and-gray business" The
Monument Committee, which has the erection
OF a Soldiers and Sailors Monument in hand,
has reported progress, member OF the fegs-
lature having been instructed to request that
body to order the pay ment of the $1,000 now
in the hands of a city official 10 be turned over
on the showing of the Monument Committee
that il also had $1,000 on hand for that pur-
pose The Committee therefore, are now wait
ing the result OF Legislative action before max
ing further efforts of their own, insisting that
Jersey City will yet have a monument CON-
memorstive Of the victories Of loyalty during
the rebellion.
PENNSYLVANIA
The municipal authorities of Philadelphia
having assigned two rooms at south west corner
Fifth and Chestnut streets in the historic
building where the first Supreme Justice OF the
United States held his court, to the Pennsyl-
yania Reserve, the rooms were taken in hand
by Pennsylvania Reserve Post, 191, and at
considerable expense were remodeled and
fitted up ia frsi-class STYLE for meeting pur-
poses. On Washington's Birthday parade was
formed at the old Post room. The Defiance
Band, the Backtsil Guards Boys Brigade,
Buck tail Brass Battery, Pennsylvania Reserve
Association, and Pennsylvania Reserve Post
19l, marched to the all aud took formal
possession. The ladies of Pennsylvania Reserve
Circle, 81, took charge OF tie supper table and
fed about 1000 people. Gen. John =. TAYLOR |
Of Rcedsyille, Pa, formerly of Ist Pa Reserve
Cav. presided, and Capt. Jas Mccormick, of I'd |
Pa. Reserve acted as master of ceremonies In |
the evening Campfire was held Mrs Tay-
Tor presented the Post with striking lifelike |
picture of the late Gen. VIM. Candless, and a
very fine picture of the late War Governor
Andrew O. Curtin, was presented by Col. A. |
X. Mcclure. The Post now having permanent
quarters, will canvas for pictures Of all of their
former Generals and Colonies, and already they
have four promised.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Calvin Duke Post. 143, Stureis, S. D.-Com..
y. Cook; 5. V. c., NJ. NJ. Baird; j. V. c., b. |
Hough; Adjt, JAS. ID. Sadler; q. NJ, J. Lutz: |
Chap, b. II. Hough Delegates J. d. Sadler and /
Alex. Mccall. J. ID. Sadler. Adjutant, writes
" We have 30 members in good standing: So |
altogether who will be O. X. In a couple of |
months. Have the inest Post banner in the |
hills, costing SIPS. token of respect from our |
citizens. We bave been visited by Past Depart- |
ment Commander Gen. Silsby and Junior Vice |
Col. Baker. of South Dakota. tho |
latter on his way to Belle FOurche s. d. for the |
purpose Of instituting new Post with % char |
ter members"
J. NJ Rhodes, Adjutant, Nicely Post So. |
writes: We organized this Post |
Feb. j, lSS5, at an out-of- the-way place and /
had merely been dragging along. doing but |
little good until, at our last meeting, we de- |
decided TO move TO Palmersvile. and each |
mem Der pledged himself to 20 to work To in l