New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-06
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.


sn,snj,d reunion and particularly OF the part Dorhe
there by the representatives OF New-io'N' us
great State and the imperial CITY WHICH S''' -
the wcr thousands more troops IMAM any 80
Commonwealth again proved ''ei' "SCs
this great civic occasion More thai! hi'ee'' INV
sand veterans who had proved their right 10 'ie
namo when they stood In line Of battle on SCORES u
yell-fought fields Of the South were -.
the MAGNIFICENT parade which opened tiie E''o"I"p
ment. Department Commander A. ~ o',"m y. e. ,.,
,od ,,s command into two divisions OF tour pr,
gades each, The nrst atyn5 The Eew-York City
as under the Command OF colonel Tgegh ,e
Gouldcn the chairman OF thS N%Ti neh l. Farnham
POS: 10 is with turnoT,,a OF two nna arcRed
races e snG INC Whch attracted marked attention by
their so!e!erly bearn+ tHites No 81 Lafayette
s %G ID. S" ISbn Dix No l Ed%n p N No d
10 so. Reno No a. Wiqae4 5 e, hS& YS IS 80 PHI
ReaTny 10 s. and others Ever Hf Ho1e noss al
Buffalo had reason to DC P'o"' - '
Va bodv o. veterans ct buffalo enjoyed ~
solg more thoroughly than ;he famous ou
REGIMENT the 9TH New-YorS H''V! '''nS .!o
known all over the country ana i" ~
nor,s of tho world as the Dandy Fifth It's mem
- ,ara among tho first old soldiers on the
.-oura assembling In Buffalo early IN 'le ven
They came from the North. the Last '''e w.
and the South and made their headQun''o'S "
the Robinson Hotel The popular sec'e'".'
treasurer Of this popular veteran o'e"'I".' N..
Can,o,n Joseph H. Barker. Of this city ""u Ne,!
wisely and carefully arranged for nee'Hs W.,
Conrado William Mckinley, Jr, president VI %
I-ritod States and these arrangements "e'e ''
filled In every respect AZ the Niagara @ rho
dents hotel, very soon after ms "i''' ,a
President took each OF the comradcS u! '''e
and kindly word followed from d healt 'ia'
90, IN p,,,, ,ouch with these veterans. as he as
surad them OF his remembrance OF their services
IN the campaigns OF West Virginia Ooh'i"uo
General Lew Wallace also greeted many h'c'i"e,'
OF this old regiment, which was al one '',' -
his command, saying that he Tememoe'V" ~
only on account Of its being the largest ana pest
Iooi,ng regiment in the service but for rs faith
fitness always in line of duty. The special reun
Thursday called to order BY
the secretary Captain Barker, who nTo1H ",i ns
refdbgn Of 'f srryo%h GomTade
ed comrades their families ana iaiehb bnt not
being able 10 remain throughou' the cb Tepg
ION; 4meeting and Conlrade Barker on assuming
the chair, detailed Comrade Jasper =, RoIicall
developed the gratifying fact that seven MY ren
members had TesiStereG on iss of the regiment
ccming together from ten States ana me oatoo
Of Gqg@Pa syfn mf He9mon Emmon had
died in the year Comrade captain ier! 20 ~ ad
S Of h ses wa in the
acceptable manner ente1iained na tnGse lines Gen
an adfrsss Of e2ne of" Of &ewYOrk
ali with h: fine and G Coo of r. r Of
Vile was listened TO with great pleasure, as IN
also the he, fG nSyfsng addrtsses captain
clark Of caThaeS ii bS j. nal On Mn al Me
MnH John Of cbiGGs0 c II 1 mere n made
Wikins09 Of RSdf9Ta f SnTn e Of Company s.
but with his od-iime modeSty ne s.spERg ra dford
On motion Of tomrade Rober, Cooper s,anang
vote of thanks was unanimously te e.edn services
va the association for many years "a its secre,ar!
and treasurer All were invited 10 sn mTei reunon
and then again in special reSniP pd a, of CIene
Ohio year where Somrad es cSarnaH OF the
Committee Ct Arrangements
II the death Of Past Commander Archibald stew
or, 81 1obn 4 Dig Post No 1885, the Grand Army
~ this city and his comrades Ct the veteran Assn
citation of the eth Reginent-Nd New-1 o'K Noiu''
teers-have sustained a great loss re eN'"
Wednesday August 90. when on WISH 20 l-d"S's
burg y Y and buried there the iolo"'ns
Saturday Lieutenant Robert F COOKE ar" "'oe
T rarord of his comrades CT me s}d, ard AdJu-
,or, George Roberts Of Dix Post, were at the
funeral Stewards bravery and coo'neS' at "e"|S-
burg are often talked atoUi Ivy his comradcs, ="
account e Rim in the first days battle SAYS HeIl
onr forces we're icing forced back caii was inaue
for volunteers TO form an adVanct pgAc, ~, an ms
gain tire 10 rally The troops IN the rear ne VIZ
the first 10 respond and with the oth'Ts & nv
poured an annoying fusilladc upon IN" h, b
Of o RS Gecs Of his comrades and
the first thing he knew was summons on to ~ a
somad Of grayccats with levelled rifles within "a
few yards OF him. and he was &C., co NIB mo ohers
caDturcd al this time to the old l'utch tnurH y.
Gettysburg The next mqrnnE r wrr wv We're hastily
, 10 The Confederate rear back of Seminary
BIDS, r GTaW of l@S M hit
him with the butts f Of ,n he se non Ss' they We're
Out of town and the Union force had ,akeh t;Fn
Uiaces he found his regiment and fought tn. Da,ds
pmt lie was che Of the few who went through
every battle. took every tSrCh s cmn
danger and came ont Without S''"''"
Veterans Of the Old American Guard hs' Reg'-
roent. New-York State Militia. organized to pefpe,n'
ate the memory OF Colonel Abram > Nosbureh' 'he
first colonel Of the list Regiment under 'he Hi''''
~ the yosburRh Veterans. vii celebrate the sew
or,ysocond anniversary Of his birth by banquet
CT tho Jersey Central Railroad Building care. 40
,aa Itherty-st Washington and West SIS on MON
6sv evening September &C. The ROOF OF inc oui'',
,ng will be handsomely decorated with pains ana
eo,,ers and illuminated with co!oreh eiecu' hsh'"
The walls will be covered with American hass anu
shiode CAPTAIN Andrew NJ. Copeland VINO II
chairman Of the Banquet C2mmit;'. VIII an it ~
nothing undone 10 maRS my her Of the Vosburgh
Veterans who has friend VINO Elsncs - VI 81,
by attending this dinner may apply 20 S@ a. nm
Copeland No 50 Ann-st for ,seis ,her n,cn,ion
~ ioning with the Vosburgh Veterans on me Co,
sion Of this dinner. 4 bcau:fil souvenir, ihenu
csrd has been ordered and will be presented to ~
who obtain tickets. President Liepehau p'o'i"seN
good time 10 all who attend. , s,r
A boom was started at Buhalo last Week i0l
>t,,o- Ccorge Chappell Of Vanderbilt Post. ms
city for department commander mex, ,,c year ca;,cns
and decided as the boys OF the Interior nao hc!d
The chief placc In the department FOR the iast tWp
,eara should NewNork cry Tor 1873.
Nfator Charpel was selected the standard-bcnl"r
e. mo movement lie s. the present senior VIZ
s AZ, commander and therefore In line for
promotion. He was long commander OF ms POI oSii'
serving with ability and satisfaction In tnh' iinpo
tant and responsible place lie has for many yen
49,. n member Of the Memorial Committee. ana
belongs 10 the Old Guard. The major Is, bcFldcs.
orc Of the hes, known business men IN inc upper
part OF the city. ..,or r.,
Colonel Henry H. AGams past commander OF
Jafavette Post went from the Buffalo lncampin,nl