New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-14
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES

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The people and Confederate veterans OF OhaTles
.on { C. promise 20 make COinmander-in-'h'ei
cabins visit TO ,iat city this month an occasion
=, No ordinary Significance The General goes 10
-,or,.ston in tho !nteres, Of the Castle FincKney
. '', a,,ernrise The Charleston Critic
.,.s ina, inc eject OF his visit will be more far-
-. hing than the benef, which may result there
t,on, 10 this one measure. important as that may
:. Resides being commandments or the G. A
y tho mos. powerful organization in this or any
~ country General Goblin stands high IN Ma
,.i Masonic circles lie is the past grand mas
20 49, Grand Encampment Of Knights Templar
-, -, I,n,;ed States. In military life he ranks as
. a,oral commanding brigade OF the Pennsyi-
.,r,, troops In civic station he has been honored
- -, nsonle Of Pennsylvania. and has been
,aaAr Of the Senate OF that State. General Gooins
,r,v IS TO include Past Commander |. +. Mack, or
ohio who is a prominent candidate for commander
,-.,het at the National C. A. r. Encampment, 10
~ held at Cincinnati next summer General
'Nsrles * Darling. OF Boston. Mass. the COM
r,,nder-in- chief of the Sons Of Veterans /. s. A..
General Thomas j. Stewart adjuiant- genera a. a
Y and other prominent men are also expected a
",rdla reception and generous treatment on me
r, Of the people Of Charleston Jand these will be
facorded in stinted manner 10 these Union VET
srsns will he the most powerful argument tha' can
&C. advanced against the sensational stories ma, ma,
zee been long circulated 10 our discredit Ihey
MI n1 see here the flag Of our Nation floating with
every Eres5e 'nr s renu G as It is overowihs
snd a gr1s carolina welcome, then. we open TO
npp Sd souG Our Be ere TO join With wit Maor
Snvth irs extending 70 them the r3ht mana OF lei-
iorship and good cheer'
..h,r y Moore now a well-known lawyer OF
r.a,or,a in This state and OF Or. Matthew
,,oorA who was A noted surgeon attached to the
confederate Army at Fort sumter, has taken
warm interest in the proposed Castle PinHkney
ssrtarium After the war father and son setted IN
Fresopia The latter. inheriting the genial man
.Ars a, his father has become one Of the most
nonular citizens IN his new home. Besides ENJOYING
iareA law practice. he is also postmaster or tne
city. MI ~ NJ ressmsn Hooker and Mahany and
Senator Murphy, % this State In the caste FlhcA
rey enterprise.
TIA annual anniversary dinner OF the Old Guard
Association of the 12th Regiment. y G. y. y. Will
no held on April q. 1t will be thrIy-seVen years
IN tina; day since the regiment departed ior me
coat Of war General Daniel Bu;terieId' captain
Charles E. Sprague and captain "liiia" n
cchuslha are the committee to make all the ar
.n,A,,a,ts Dinner tickets az usual, g. 1t is the
r,rnose Of the committee TO have published lun
reco-d Of the several anniversary banqueiS WHO"
have taken place since the resiIneh'al
history" was issued 1t will be compiled 10 HV'uuo
me menu and names OF contributors 10 eaCh Jan
orA, as well as the addresses and portraits o.
ssosskers They also propose 20 include me prsSth
tpiesar, Exercises in the volume and bind the
ahnI ,versaries togeih her with unbound sheets
- eba "souvenir History now on hand All sol.
Giers who have served in the l-sh ~ ~
ON Regimen, National Guard OF New oih' mnu
I'm ~ rs arr entitled TO an honorable disch2rg9
Nav ioin the association and 70 such a coau,i f
rn he furnished by the secretary Wiz
Pan y schwaibe No S62 Tompkns-ave' Borough
Of ON B 70 s'' New-YOrk city.
rbers Was large attendance at joint meeting
., " 6 Hancock Post No. $50. and OF hancock
Corps w r. c.. on Wednesday night A'.ei ~
Heath a member OF the post VINO Khe" "e"v a.
Hancock intimately, had related many interesting
"reminiscences OF the General. PAST Ooi''la"u.'
THOMPSON. OF George c. Strong Post NO 'S4' b'o'N
lvn presented 70 the post handsome porua'. Oh
General Hancock which was received on Dehalt
Of the post by Commander George B. LOUD IN an
eloquent speech Department Cnaplaa,hn -. peso
,i1s spdoTsine the candidacy of Mrs Ida Mohr
FOR department; president OF the w H.. 49,, W.
rnen1 Commander Albert D Shaw for commander-
in.chief Representatives from Nanoefp Hhnn W
s Ford and Hancock ". r corps were present tn ID
force Hancock Corps furnished anu
ga Tho visitors 10 their entire satisfaction
A reception and dinner on a large scale are 10 DC
given soon 10 the surviving Union generals VINO
commanded armies and army corps during 'he wa
Most OF them have Joined the majority. 'he ia'' w
ca beine General William 8. Rosecrans, VINO com
.u,.a "a. Arnov Of the Cumberland from OCTOBER
80 70 October 1863 and tonight three OF its great
cat battles General Rosecrans died In 'anori'd
Lac, Friday Among the army ana corps com,
roanders left are General Don Carlos Buell. General
Rosecrans's predecessor VINO oomm n+ai q q How
ard who commanded the army I Q, Ie General
after the desih OF Se9erS commander Of the
Dis -, Torn.. General William u tranKlln
one OF McCieans most trusted corps fsmns both
"a Inc West and the East. The GATE TOT inc e"'0'
,ainnent is to be soon announced
.,oxa,da, Hamilton Post No 12 IS considering
49, ,,.,,.r Of getting new quarters Inc post Is
,ou, handsomely located In the new oanK ou''uli's
IN East One-hundred- and twenty ,filtn-,t on'
mo greater number 81 for me them to- attend the
csmpments regularly. No post IN inc department
ranks higher.
=, 4, ,a.,.,ooA that General James Shields ana
c.,.-aI Michael Corcoran posts are soon 10 JOIN
,,,ces and become organization. Ihey are eao',
co,nno.ed mainly OF Irish comrades or more ov %,
11rs sbh commanders who endeared themselves o,S 10
heir soldiers and the country Isis ISIS '"e'
make homogeneous ana 1nnueiiua' P0
ro,,x g,,vestones furnished by the city Tor New
yorb veterans remain in the basement o, ,no w.
M awaiting the order of relatives or friends o,
me deaa s% 80 NE latter will soon be published
r., Burnside Post No. q. Of North paKo'a'
has psssed resolutions asking me eIoNe Ii'
ute sn soldiers OF the War or me Neoeiioh'
.,o,h Union and Confederate. 10 washington. a.
su.s,. Of tho Union for one week. p'e'nIH"s ''lt
900 -. on 1ndcpendence Day Ghe Fourth OF
r1,., ,,a, wear the President. his Caoinet ana 'ne
,,-,,,,,,o generals of both armies review ue s'"
old armies az they march down feIHsI nar l,- as
Inc soldiers Of each army oiored Uniforms, nut
convenient In their former c0loseo iivion and
III 49, Oid Glory the flag or our uni ,n o ,ba