The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-30
Fear They May Belong to the PhiIa-
deIphia Brigade.
SCHUYLER POST TO VISIT HERE,
They Will BE Hero $50 Strong and
Would Like TO Receive Some At
tention From the COnfederates.
Committee 20 Ecport-Obicc-
tion on the Ground That
Negroes May Come.

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commander feiti A'iloA' OF I'i' ma
uy Post. O. &. IT,. was accorded the
nrivilogo of the aa0- and read "a letter
e-,-, ,,.. ,..,,,,,.ra..- oe scbvuler Post.
pbn,doloh,s Tris nos. will attend the
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"i'"A ARMY ~
IN september ana "i.i Fl7li i'lD"''''"' '''
route TO that ci.y. topping here a day
or two Quarters lr the party have
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inc post COMM
Morton that it would Doe very asfeeao'-
TO himself and hs comrades 10 ktarny
r,..,. and .. ,.,r., ..,irI unite in giving
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- 80,
thaL there WouiH D7 "'oul -'' P0i 0i''''' 90
boz the party and ths post would nave
along band or music. lhf coinilaiuol
added that the Pm ieipnans old NOT
Wsn the post or camp % spend cent
ln entertaining them All they uealiea
was that some little attention be shown
them aud that the Blue and the cray
have ID reunion around camp urc duilAs
their visit.
Capt. Morton tala he "ou.a IKE l'I
the camp 90 join Win tho fo1l ln ae-
cordlns reception io tHe Nlsl'oI9. li1
reminded the veterans thal lD1 0"'''-N
crates and FcdelIla were sellns nearer
together each day and the line mat sep
ardtcs them Us almost oplllerd-el.
T44r NEGRO NIGHT COME.
,.t,.-, ,-ss .Inost .aath-ll,e Stiffness
60. ,,,t,,,o stter CANT Morton h4f
.', i ,rt,.., ,t- n A BROWN
JI'' 'loso anu ..- .....''.,.... ~, -[.,i,.,
very ..-, .l-., ~...,4 .,s
'' a. IT,
country ap'". '"' ''l'. on '',1 e'-''
'thlpn' '..t7. "i-"t pl .l.Hi ""'' 3" '''~'
ln their membership Tie "ould a'~1'
DE glad to vote io open Lee ''"p ii''
Co reputable g. A. X. men, nut mo- negro
should ever come into the h1Il with the
white veterans.
Capt. Morton assured Mr.. Brown that
SCHUYLER Post would have no negroes
along.
Mr.. y. Y. Randolph wanted To know If
this post belonged TO the Philadelphia
Brigade
Cqrtgfu Morton ropiiod that De thought
10 did. but ho was not certain OF &c..
alr Randolph said this was n very Inn
portaut matter with him. lilo would
never vote to allow member of tine
PhHadclDhi7 Brigade % enter the Camp
Hau after the Insult given I'm l,sS. Tie
romfnd.d tb. .erans fbat when the bri-
e,da came her. f0 attend the unveiling of
tbo piolaft MONUMENT tine pbu9delphians
refused to march behind Lee CAMPS
e,a and rbo, went home and said and
wrote aU manner of hard things about
rb. ronf.Torst. veterans
,r, ..+,.. ... ,..l..r,..J tr Cd commit
t.. ,,-.isf,n, .. Commander Lauahton.
-" r.f,...., .rI pr..,., for r..
,o., nl,., r-...... niebf
rr4D pOrrrNE WORK.
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o,.-..'--s.p " Di.L.rson OGici.l an-
..o''rc.,,,.'f ,,.. r,aIo of the death of
'...,,,r..,in Hfuc. Up PbuIins
General orders rom Grand Commander
T. J. Williams were read announcing that
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,.'.r, 10, .,.-,.r. ...d tbat the GRAND Camo
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The dine. wore ordered 90 DE paid.