The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-09-30

battle of Antietam. A committee was a2-
pointed TO draft resolutions on the death Of
Mai Edward OReiily. Martin Snyder was
elected President; George NJ. Brink, Isaac g.
Manning Jacob Teal. Eli McCreery, II. II;
Terwilliger and w. A. Clark. Vice-Presidents,
w. 7. Van Tassel. Treasurer; William FsIlette
Secretary; Charles ii. Thomas. Corresponding
Secretary; Aloazo g. Davis. Commissary; Ber-
nard Mcbride, Chaplain; Thomas Wells, Color
bearer, and James Pierce. Drum Major.
The following officers were elected at the
Buffalo meeting of the lst \. Y. MID Rifles:
Pres. Maj. Z. A. Hamilton; First F.-P., Siias
Holbrook, Co. / Second V.-P., Truman Bishop,
Co. K; Treas. P. n. Crete. Go. q; Sec, w II.
Armstrong, Co. B, 40 Vesey street. New York
City.
Gen. E. r. Eckley, the first Colonel of thu
regiment, welcomed the 60th Ohio Association
to Carrollton, o., on the occasion of its 18th
annual Reunion. Sept. II. Rev. G. w. Peppers,
Chaplain, responded. At roll-call 20 members
answered. Ten deaths were reported during
the year. Capt. o. G. Powleson was elected
President; T. e. NcFadden, Vice-Presidens,
and n. Z. Clendennin. Secretary, ConOtton. U.
The Reunion of 1898 will be held jointly with
tho 32d Ohio, at Coshoeton, o., she time to De
selected by committees.
9th Ohio Cav, at Warren, o.. Oct 5. c. 2.
Lyman, Corresponding Secretary, BristolYlle,
o.
The 35th Ohio met in annual Reunion al
Hamilton, Sept. is. Capt Phil. Rothenbush,
President OF the Association, delivered an in
teressing address. The flag presented the
regiment by ladies of Cynthians, KY, and
carried through the war by Mark B. Price. was
waved from the platform by comrade, and
three rousing cheers were given. Resolutions
were adopted on the death of Miss Strickler,
Daughter of the Regiment" Capt. Hein,z-
man presented the Association with portrait
of Gen. Van Deryeer. Farmersville was
selected as the next place of Reunion, and the
following elected: Pres, Calvin Smith; V.-P.,
John Clancy; Sec. William o. kyger; Treas,
William = Ebry IL was voted 10 accept the
medallion of the late Gen. Van Deryeer, which
will be placed on the monument at Snodgrass
HILL Chickamauga
The annual Reunion OF the 68th Ohio. al
White House, o., was attended by ITO SURVIVORS.
Steps were taken 10 secure the publication OK
the regimental history, the manuscript OF which
Ina. been prepared by Myron b. Loop. Co. i,
who was with the regiment from start to hnish.
The following committee will have charge of the
work: Gen. Z. K. Scott, Napoleon; Gen. George
f. Weller, Toledo and Simon Giilis, Bryan.
Out of list of over 450 survivors only seven
deaths were reported. The following were elect
cd officers: E. Z. Bechtal, President; Sanne. a.
Miller. of PettisviIle, o., Secretary. and l.. w.
Richardson, Treasurer. The next Reunion viii
! be hold at Defiance, D.
Pennsylvania.
The 31st annual Reunion OF the 8t8h Pa.
was held at Paramount Park, Philadel phis,
with Al veterans and their families present.
Col George F. Mclean, the first Com mander OF
the regiment, and Gel. Louis Wagner, who Was
in command at Giuster-out, were both present.
Officers: Pres, w. B. Threapelton; V.-P.'s,
| George W. Armstrong and Samuel G. Boone;
| Treas, ]. r. Williams: Sec, Jas. G. Clark. 40
n. 9th 81, Phladeph ia; Asst See, Charles
Butler; Chap. J. ID. Yantier.
| The 9th Pa. Cav. (Rush's Lancers). will
| leave Philadelphia, Saturday. Oct. 2. and visit
the Gettysburg battlefield AID Luray Caverns,
returning Monday, Ocs. A. Gen. Charles l..
Leiper is Chairman of the Committee