The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-17

uoh was not money making sehens nm.
was Tor the purpose OF binding together
IN UNITY and brotherly love all who Tough,
for the Lost Cause
comrades Owens anl Hunter and Adm
tant Fall also discussed the subject along
the lines laid down by Commander Drew
comrade Burke brought I'm the matter
OF the constitutional amendment 20 ho
votei on on November l. This election
was oil great importance to the Old Com
iederates OF the State. he said. as II was
Tor ths purpose OF determining the matter
on the pensioning the veterans. II this
connection he read the order recently Is
sued by General Policy, which was printed
in The Post
Commander Drew thought the idea was
good one and asked the comrades 10 do
all they could for the SUCCESS OF the move
meat.
Comrade Warner moved that Commander
Drew be requested 10 publish a card call.
ing the ATTENTION of all Confederates to the
election and asking their support. This
was amended TO include circulars to be pre-.
pared by COMMITTEES and sent out 70 the
various voting precincts. This motion was
carried.
Commander Drew selected as the com.
mittee to prepare the circular to be dehy-
cred to the voters, Comradts Burke, War
ner, Hunter, Cohen and Herman.
The matter OF charging the time of meet
ing from the first and third 10 the seconi
and fourth Sundays In each month was
brought up having been laid over from
last meeting.
Adjutant Fall said that It would take a
long time TO gylt the days specified for the
meetings firmly fixed In the minds of the
comrades and he Ghought it would be well
not to make the change.
A vote was taken and the motion not to
make the change prevailed unanimously.
Commander Drew appointed Comrades
Beavens. Kittrell and Hunter TO confer
with Mr.. Eagle regarding his proposed lar-
ture.
The camp then adjourned
General Beayens has sent copies OF tho
request for the forwarding OF the per capita
tax of cents, as printed above, to the
following adjutants of the camps named
adj of which are in his dvlsion
Adjutants w. II. Woodall OF John c,
Upton camp, Huntsville; j. w. Fullinier
OF Palestine camp, Palestine; W. 5. DAVIS
OF Albert Sidney Johnston camp, Beau
mont; A. G. Anderson OF William l.. Moo
dy camp, Fairfield: Fl. w, Williams Of
Joe johnson camp, Mexia; JANIS II, Free
mail of Wiley G. Past camp, Navasota;
Thomas II. Edgar OF Magruder camp, Gal
weston; Harry Field of w. p. Townsend
camp Calvert George II Hubbard of John
G. Walker camp, Maiisonville; G. w. Ell
lington of Tom Green camp, Hempstead;
E. Winfree of Crockett camp Crockstt;
p. H. Fall of Dick Bowling camp, Hous-
ton: w. 7. Coleman of Pat Cleburne camp.
Waco; W. T.. GLASGOW of McGregor camp;
McGregor; W. L. Orr Of John Wharton
camp, Alvin; John NJ Jolly OF Wills Il, (
Lang camp Marlin; A. d. Green of Camp
RufNbn Livingston; j, + Tahau OF Ross
Ector camp Rusk: j. Dallas Collier OF
Magnolia camp Woodville, Thomas Z.
Douihiil of Velasco camp, Velasco; j. Il. !
Wadder G. b. Gerald camp, Bosque-
Vile: J. G. Turnly OF San Jacinto camp
Cold Springs; j. w. Parker of j. Il. b.
Stuart camp. Trinity; W. A. Bennett OF
p. p. Porter camp. Conroe; j. w. Walt
man OF r. s. Gould camp. Jewett; w, b. |
paws of Camp Ragnet. Eagle Lake; j. J.
C,rry of Walter 2. Lane camp orange
I. p Holly of Gould camp. Groveton q
7, Robb OF Camp Lane, Lufkin; also 10 j.
"a robertson camp Bryan; Frank Terry
camp. Richmond Clinton Terry camp, Bra
zorla. John C. Brown camp. WooiVliie'
Cad1o Mills camp, Velasco, jack Mcclure
camp. Marlin: Bridgeport camp. Living
sion; Magnolia camp, San Augus'lne' saii
nayis camp, Rogers Prairie; r. W Gano
camp. Ross; E. b. Pickett camp Lioer's'