New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-27
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
OLD SOLDIERS AGAINST ANARCHY AND
REPUTATION.

r,,v,x WANT THEIR PENSIONS IN MONEY WORTH
,oo c,cNrs-THE ENcAMPMENr AT ST PAUL"
NJ. ola so,diers of the Union Army are oppose.
"a r.nudiation the debasing or the cuiie 49, Co.,,
~. r,o, 70 wreck the National honor IN io'0 80
y. thew were opposed to secession. reoe',on CIV.
~. r,ot "a disrupt the Union and the Nauon"'
'"0 p. 90 rhov fought to preserve what the
s,... and Populists Of to-day are seeking W
s.s 1Y,,man one OF the leading splri's III '"e
Convention that nominated Bryan says '
rvht Of the Populists is sectional wa, ,. 49,
che East as the Rebellion was war aea.,s. 80
No-th The veterans Of the Union Army nave NJ
"~ 60 s.ct,onal,sm In any form. They VIII s'a"o
u'N ~ ,Tn,or ond the honor Of the Nation against
all comers- .s NTH tho SOL
interest and duty 60 hand In mana wiz" sorar
a,cr ~ the war; for the success OF ''e '','i -,
s,,verites means the reduction OF every w." ~, t.,
.,ors a. per cent. Pensions are no" pau ~
pens'o ILL., ~ their equivalent. and every dollar
-. -. ~, the Government is worth II" CENTS -
,ho populsts are able to carry out their pa'' p',
s,ops will be paid In deprecated s"'e,, e.,
purchasing power Of 50 cents or less. Eve
centve Of honor. duty and individuai oh,.
,,o Tho soldiers of 6l-65 TO stand by the'r nUU,e
,or,rade who has ever stood by them' Na'0' "''
lam Mckinley.
GOING TO ST PAUL
=, ,,,s State intend to be as large
-.so,tsd at the National Encampme"' ~ o.
D., IN september as at the enc"rhpN ~
pt,,burg and Louisville In 1874 anu i''' ~ s,o,y-
r.un,ons the Empire state made the he". ,"
-, ,,o Grand parade Department 'oi'li'.'D0
lanes 8 Graham has issued genera Wv.
.ai".S IN Albany. In which he says:
..vo,n the activity displayed by the cti~e"s
,,,os nj ST Paul having charge OF '"e "'
ranre-uents for the thirteenth Nauo"'' ,n.
ment of the c. A. r., we nave an "'s' - ~. nr.
I, will be equal II not superior 10 any - Wv ,~ado
ceding encampments. generous ,. New
o,,s,ons for our comfort and pleasure ~
-, ,o,,,d no largely represented. Inc o'P"i.
,, headouarters will be at the WINDSOR hoei'
where the delegates end aherna'es VII unon
the assistant adjutant general ii"'
their arrival L.. .,orors who
"Free quarters will he provided Tor veterans ~" ~
:, IN school buildings. camp VIII oe
mo- ,uhoa Comrade c. w. Horr Is the chairman
- ,hs accommodation Committee OF d. i"
consolidated list of those who desire Ire. ~ ..
,bsre will be sent to Comrade Horr OH Jug - ,.t
denartment headquarters at Albany ~ no
CONDIMENTS for the parade ana re'ie" ~ ,ha,
ordered through the committee al - e"oi' i0' '
occasion. . tho thrty-
The comrades who are to represent o -
three posts of Brooklyn. with their o''V' D,,-,a
n. the St Paul National Encampment are Cn ns
A CIV, mast commander of Rankin POST NOW anu
chairman OF the Memorial and EXECUTIVE Oo
90. Da,id Lee commander of Charles II. 'ui"a
De-, No 1S5: Past Commander George A. PRICE, Vi
" Grant POST Past Junior Nlce-C oiii''.a'ue
-. D,hov nj Winchester Post No. l9l, ana
~, Cr-,,,der lanes D. Bell of Abel Smlth
Post. No. 49,
THEIR FIRST AND LAST MEETlNu'
Contain John b. Hyde, of the 9Th Massachusetts
J,a,,erv who was adjutant general ana cnieA "a
staff of the Grand Army parade on Mehioi i'i N"''
6red the first artillery shot in the Ieihisuia yam
ra,gn ,,nder General Mcclellan at Lees MlIis anu
Major Jacob Roemer. of the famous New yin
battery which bore his name ired tne 1an' wepe
Inoyn m each other for years, ana were ol.en
nsnning 20 meet but never dld IN me. "a C oro
funeral of the MAJOR, az 5 lied as one of the
tain Hyde was present anu go ,os, meeting of
nalIbearers. the first ana last ihee'"e Va
the , w. naIn@s OF residents Brooklyn have been
naced upon the rolls OF the Pension Once ono, u ~
Washing John stefel James l Hadic;an Mary
DE Crush the minors OF James i.aHJhaii NJ
Radican, Thomas Wholan, John ahdcrpint' 80 80
cieer Elizabeth Ward Mary NJ Inser Fran
is N Doremus Thomas Ford, John A. smith
MARY Smith Henrietta Bowman ana Anna H. I'oo-
The veterans Of the nth New-York cavalry.
.Scott's gDD'-win hold their annual reunion az
Alexandria Bay, Thousand isi;.fdsi on AT I Nv
York as the regiment was partly raseu I a.
Those desiring TO be present snouiu az me Fifih
Commander l. W. smith, secretary "' 'o ~
The removal of Comrade Johnson Beers by State
resol,tjons passed by w H. Reynolds Post. No 3d.
OF Utica and Hoffman Post. No coo. OF Elnn ira,
The resolutions being circulated lor a1op'oi
The return Of the State flag of the I'D ohio In
fantry, which was captured at the battle OF ohoh
on April s. 1867 is acknowledged by the ONO com
rades They got onto II through It's being eX-
hbited at the Cuban fair recently held in this city
The State of Indiana furnished great many tan
men for the Army. Out OF llS,52i men whose de
scriptions taken at the time OF ensting, I59-
six feet in height