The National tribune., 1897-10-28
NATIONAL THURSDAY

Army of the Cumberland, from Mill Springs
in January 1862 tn the battle Of Nashville in
December, 1864, and lost very heavily in many
of its engagements. At the Battle of Stone
River, Col. Milliken. Major Moore, aud Adju-
tan Condt. were all killed in one charge. Col.
Cupp, commanding the regiment, was killed at
the Battle of Chcka manga.
Tho 26th annual Reunion IF the 10th Ohio
was held at Canton, Sept. 90, Maj. Firestone
presiding. Among the prominent members OF
the regiment present were Congressman Chas.
G. Burton, of Missouri and Hon. William J.
Calhoun. The next Reunion will be held in
Cincinnati during the National Encampment..
y. Is. Smaller. Youngstown. was elected Presi-
dent; J. L. Smith, Vice President. aud +. A.
Briefly, Secretary. The 10Th Ohio was in Van
Cleves Division. Fourteenth Corps, ct Stone
River, and lost q killed. 125 wounded and 81
missing. Its total loss during the war was
sevcn officers and 104 men killed in action and
six officers and 1872 men from other causes.
Pennsylvania.
President A. c. Frank presided at the Re-
union of the 9th Pa. II. A.. at Pittsburg. Judge
ID. }. McGarey delivered an address of welcome.
Chaplain I. b. Anderson responding. Over 300
Survivors were present, many meeting for the
first time since mustered out 80 years ago.
Previous attempts to hold Reunions had not
been successful as no roster of the regiment
had been kept. The large attendance this
year is due to the work of Secretary j. S. Cos
horn, who had collected addresses of over 600
survivors. Col. George S. Gallupe sent letter.
Officers for the ensuing year are Pres, Maj.
Howard Morton; V.-P.'s w. II. Smith, II. +.
knepper. J. G. Stewart; Sec. J. S. Goshorn,
Pittsburg; Treas, Geo. w. Mackall; Chap, I.
B. Anderson. The next meeting will be at
Boyce Station
The 10th annual Reunion of the l32d Pa.
was held at Wilkes Barre, with 80 survivors
answering roll-call. President Thos. Barrow
man was Ill the chair, and by his side were
Vice Presidents II. T. John and T. j. Chase.
Rev. II. b. Fortner opened the meeting with
prayer. The Association since last meeting had
placed handsome memorial window i'll the
Lutheran Memorial Church at Sharpsburg
(AntietamJ, Md. This church is the only bat
tlched memorial church in this country, and
is to be furnished by brigades, regiments and
soldiers. Eight deaths were reported The
following officers were elected Pres, G. Z.
Sloan; First V.-P-. II. r. John; Second V.-P.,
n. terree Ligbtner; Sec. Dan J. Newman,
Scranton, Pa; Treas, +. C.. Wintermute;
Chap, II. b. Fortner. The Association will
meet at Antctam, Sept. II. 1893. when all
nIne-months regiments engaged ill battle will
be represented
The GID Pa. met at Pittsburg with nearly
100 Survivors present. Capt. j. w. Patterson
was elected President; s. Order, Vice Presi-
dent and J. Coll. Pittlhurg Secretary. This
organization entered the field in July, 1861.
Its history is one of hard service, gallant fight
ing, and heavy losses, which place it among
the 300" Col. Samuel w. Black and 26 of
his men lost their lives Mt Gaines's Mill. The
command was in the historic Wheatfeld at
Gettysburg, where Maj. w. G. Long was killed.
The regiment lost 90 killed 107 wounded, and
40 missing in this action. Five times the
coors fell at Malvern Hill, only TO be picked
up by another soldier. Lieut. Col. j. c. Hall,
while in command of the regiment at Spottsyl-
vania. was killed. Its total loss was II officers
and 152 men,
Cos. F. G, and K were represented at
Reunion of the 50th Pa, Sept. %. Among the
speakers were Col. Edward Overflow, Col. VIM.
II. Telford, Adjt Crater, aud others. J. ID. f.
johnson. Franklindale, Pa, remains the Sec
rotary. This regiment was one Of the Fight
ing 300' Nearly four years of hard service
at the front cost it the lives OF eight officers
and l56 men killed in action and four officers
aud $50 men by disease Its heaviest loss in
where q were killed, 100 wounded, and lib
missing. 1t also lost heavily at Manassas,
Chantliy, Antietam Wilderness and Peters
burg
A Reunion of the Survivors Association of
the Goth Pa. Cav. was held in Phiadel phia,
Sept. %, some IS members being present and
participating in the pleasures of the meeting.
Many were accompanied by their wives.
Thomas q. Hall was elected President; Will
liam Thompson, First Vice President; Col.
John E. Wynkoop Second Vice President; J.
J. Kent, Trenton, N. j.. Secretary, and w. w.
Ehelen, Treasurer. Past Commander A. C.
OF the speakers at the banquet.