The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-26

member OF any continental. provincial or
colonial congress or legislature, or os
ciyu officer, either Of one OF tho 'oiohies
or states or Of the national government;
or a. a recognized patriot who perform
ca actual service by overt acts OF resist
ance TO the authority OF Great Britain
THE OFFICERS.
The officers Of the National Society at
tho present lime, majority Of whom VIII
attend the National Congress to be hell
In this city are the following:
President Gencral-Horace Porter LII
D.. New York
Vice Pdesidents-Gen }. T.
BrecNlarilgc. United states army ASH
ington. u. C.. Colonel Thomas NJ. Ander-
son. United states army. Vancouver bai
racks Wash; Edwin ;. Barrett Conoot =.
Mass; John Whitehead. Morrls,own' ~
j.. Cushman X. Davis. 50. Fau'' Mlnn'
socretary-Goneral - Franklin Murphy
Newark, y. j. ,,.,.,.. >-or.
York c,..,.
Washington. -. c.
Historian General-Henry Hall. New
YorN
Chaplain General-Right Rev. Edward
Cheney. y. D.. Chicago. TT.
General Board Of Managers National
Soci,ty-Horace Porter L. d.. president
general. Ncw York General j. G. BrecAlh-
ridge. United States army. vice-president-
rrneral. Washington. D. c. Coionei
Thomas NJ. Anderson. vico-prosidcnt-gen-
ea. Vancouver Barracks, Wash; I'd
win s. Barrett. vice-president-general
Concord Mass. John Whitehead. vice
president general. Morristown y. j..
Cushman Is. Davis. vice-presidcnt-gen-
lta. ST. FaU. Mimi: Franklin Murphy
secretary-gcneral Newark, y. J.; c. W.
Haskins, trcasurer-gcneral, New YORK;
a. Howard Clark. registrar-gencral,
Washington, d. c.; Henry Hall, historian
f.utIaI Sew York. R.ght Rev Charles
Edward Cheney d. D.. chaplain-general.
Chicago, Ill; : W. Williams president
Arkansas Society, Little Rock, Ark.
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Hunter,
United States army. president California
Society. san Francisco. Cal; Jonathan
Trumbun. president Connecticut Society,
Hartford. Conn; r. 7. Bayard, president
Delaware Society. Wilmington. Del; DR..
c.. Brown GoOde. president District OF
Columbia Society. Washington, j. C.;
George F. Bissell. president Illinois So
cicty. Chicago. Ill. Seneca -. Brown,
president Indiana Society. Fort Wayne.
Ind: L. b. Raymond, president Iowa
Society. Hampton. Ia; George ID. Hale.
president Kentucky Society, Louisville.
Ky: Edgar H. Farrar, president Louisi-
ana Society. New orleans, La;
George j. Talbot. president Maine So
cicty. Portland Ne: William r. Griiliths,
president Maryland Society Baltimore,
Nd. T. $. Barrett president Massd-
chusetts Society. Concord Mass; Henry
r.. Ledyard president Michigan Society,
Detroit. Mich; Albert Edgerton, presi-
dent Minnesota Society. ST. Paul, Mimi;
George T. Leighton. president Missouri
Society. St Louis. No. Decius 5. Wade
president Montana Society. Helena, Mon;
Rev Luther NJ. Kdhns, president Ne
braska Society. Omaha, Neb.; William
w. Bailey. president New Hampshire So
ciety. Concord. y. Il; John Whitehead.
president New Jersey Society, Morris
town. n. j.: Chauncey " Depew. presi-
dent New York Society New fOrk city:
l.. j Wing, president Ohio Society.
Newark. o.: Colonel T. NJ. Anderson,
president Oregon ami Washington So
cicty, Vancouver Barracks Wash: Will
nam A. Heron. president Pennsylvania
Society. Pittsburg Pa: Edward Field.
president Rhode Island Society, PrOvi-
dence, r. L. Zophar II Mansur, president
Vermont Society, Island Pond. Vt; VIII
liam Writ Henry. president Virginia So
cietv. Richmond, Va: Don J. White
mor,. president Wisconsin Society, Mil
waukee. Wis. General William II. Pen
rose, United States army. president Utah
society. Font Douglass. Utah.
PRESIDENT-GENERAL PORTER.
General Horace Porter, the president
general of the Sons Of the American Rev