New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28


o. IN. sns~ge.lc intelligent and conscientious WORK
"a ,,a man who received their commissions al ,ne
hands of a Republican Governor. foH'i's an"
National Guard have nothing In common,
sold,er will not allow party feeling TO ih'erie w.,
his duties but II is well that ne shouu NJ
,,e National Guard Of the State OF Newborn au
'-e - A.. nresent enviable position because OF
49, .ss,s.ance and encouragement which II receive"
=, ,be hands Of the Republican party.
rhs csmn was opened yesterday by Squadron a,
Na,or Charles F. Roe; the sth Regihen' o..
Henry Chauncey. jr, and the ISL fio'' .. g.
,,,on consisting Of the "a, 18th. 4Zd ana 4f' r
-. 1,or,nanies under command OF Captain VIII
a., n xirhy Squadron A assembled al us arinoi''
N,netvfourtb-st and Madison-ave, carry III .'e
,,nrnine each man in fatigue uniform ana we"ie
. camnaign hat Its friends had assenoieu ne"'
,,s EMORY. They stood on the stoops ana aiohs
the curb on the shady side or f1l'n-a'e' ~
nee the men march away to camp
A BRILLIANT SPECTACLE.
nh Mar. ~ trumpets bright colors, waving
-.c,snr, Ana aags 4 body Of handsome men, nasoi's
n eel and brigh, buttons form cofnohauo' 1S'a
always has a tendency 10 make crowns eiou'
tendency becomes greater when the men are i'
- - s-,rtted horses No wonder then, that every
tody Joined in the "hurrah which Went up I'm "a,
.ho crowd when the squadron marcheu from Us
quarters All along the line the men r
nlau3ed not only by women ana chiiurei' WI"
fascinated by the colors and the prahcins ho''e'
So, nv men who were schooed in the science OF
uar and who looked upon the troopers VIII" III"
- - cr,,cs one OF them said Those men neen
no instructions at camp IL they are io' p
soldiers they giv> remarkably c'eNei i
1-bey marched through Fifth-ave. 70 oM'!
% the stock yards where specisi Tram VI III
teen cars was in waiting, In when 'ne squa'io"
na q. horses were transported to Roa HOOK ar
irving there at about noon. 40, ~,
while the cayalrymen trampng up the NIL
o. the camp grounds the Sth Regiment its next ooor
,-,rhbor was making preparations to take the
-. trim Pursuant TO orders the men assenpieu
=. - .r,,orv at Il: 80 A. IN. in full marching order
vim canteens and packs They reported 10 inc
number Of SIS. every officer oelng prese-'' ep
Can,ain Hawks OF Company F. VINO was oelaii''i
nv Illness The showing was goou one WIZ"
a., ,ne,dered that the Sth is the baby OF the FIRST
pryaaa and only a few months old as a regiment
A, ,,.45 the regiment marched from the armory,
with Colonel Chauncey in command. C'ose oe"i"'
the staff followed detachment OF twenty -iise me"
.rorn Captain staubachs company on bicycles
o,,.v marched down Fifth-ave. to the tune OF Inc
81, 81, Rehind Me" The CIR was we'll
renressntel in the crowd near the armory ana she
v,o,,d not be left behind. She walked along WIN
one eve on the particular warrior VINO ih'eres.eu
b.r and a ''you-cant -lose-me-Charle expression
On her face showed that she had high appreciation
q, at least or.e member OF the Nationai 1uaru'
BOARDING THE TRAIN
,,rce crowd al the station, much tear
49,, 80 taking and much handkerchief and parasol
.,-,rg when the train moved out OF The station. a
,,een into the baggage-car showed tha' many soou
,ss. were going with the men, ana Inc cameras
@enn,s rackets ball bats. banJos, guitars ooA"'s
lives cards and mysterious disks in red white ana
ST.. showed that the men Of the sth nad arrahse'
=. III, time which would not be devoted to prscuce
and instruction. ,,, oo5 In the
The train reached Roa Hook at about z'zo, IN .ile
.,.,arcs through the thick foliage one couid eaten
rrnopses OF the white camp but near D'' d. 'ie A'
.,o were other evidences 10 show that the mih'ar'
- 800 Major S,acpoe, the post adjutant, who
-. .,,.rv officer in the Guard, vas nj the station
40 receive the regiment. as ne mad receNeu 'e p'o
x.s,onal battalion which had arrived ie" "
before The battabn. compo cd OF men from ="
burn. Tonawanda, Niagara rams anu 80 W." w.
80 brown campaign hats and looked better ana GER
.,, ,s,, more comfortable than their comrades OF
the 9Th who wore the ugly fatigue caps d II
The Guard under command Oh Cap ,nr Af.er a
xyamL.s marched up the hill 10 the camp. Altea
u m,nntes the command was given ana me uyop9
took up the march the SIN lesdlhs ,T was met
tird Of the sen way Which uR toward them escort
70 General McApn and nis faced about and
column marched into the tented ely soo% Sn by Gem
General Ms Aa General Gene vaTnum Colonel j. G.
Greene Major Lee and MAJOR hsPpfalon II made
: bAantiful and an inspiring picture 's"c' ' Wv
heights.
FIRING THE SALUTE
At the entrance to the camp sroun"' ~ 80 q,
81. 7.b Regiment was stationed and after tne sun
"a sr,ered followed by the squadron Oap'a'i,
Thurston who stood there. gave signal Inc on"u
,.n % nlay AS II fell into line behind the cavalry
Che battery fired a salute OF t"enty-ohe guns ar,
the state Camp was open In the mean time Coroner
Butt had given the guard Instructions ana poS's
were established before the ias' ma" ia" w
upon the camp GROUNDS. ,rs ,arade rround
u,here the three bodies were drawn ny IN .1,e,
various commanders saldted the pos, coi'i"ia'"e''
sna we're dismissed and sent to quarters. - a., q,
n was Pas when the cannons boomer 70 SHOW .si,
csnn had been formally opened. and a, 5vo ne men
~ thsir tents each man knowing JUST WneTe ne
rsnngei and the camp had the appearance OF nav ave-;
- hsen established a week. leutenants bayer au
cc ,5 were the officers of the guard -. -,
TENTS we're put 10 rights ofncers went ao9ut az
,na and Incoming acquainted with thelr neshooi o.
~ nners volunteered information 10 new one,
mer sorght shady spots in their company streets ~
L., sSter The long march up the NIL; some
nS,e. n send back with the first mail 70 iet she l
yr,ends know that they had reached camp IN so
nrtsr nd many city-bred man. TO whon the ~ =.
Was new Jeff all view the teaetitui picture "N'
Ia " stretched out before the camp. . -. l..
0jd-fimers noticed many changes Tor lhe otaee ~
En- carn There were formerly twelve streets OF
thirty tents each BY STRENGTHENING out the ROAD 10
the mess hall more space was made ana tnefr arg
now four additional streets; having Isl tents qua :,