New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
WILL REMAIN HOME GUARDS.
GOVERNORS PLAN NOT ACCEPTED BIZ
STATE COMMANDS THREE NEW
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n. 7th and 23d Regiments. Of New-YorN ana
the 18th OF Buffalo. went home to-n'sa' from
this city greatly disappointed over TIE result
=. ~. ta,k thew had with Governor BLACK about
-ho,e regiments enlisting FOR the war SOM
,,onAa here bv him they were confident that be-
,or. thew should leave the city they would learn
,ho, their regiments had been included In the
..con6 call for volunteers issued by Governor
BLACK Instead they departed knowing tha'
rho regiments are In the same position az De-
fore their officers came 70 Albany AS Ad)utan'-
General Tillinghast has expressed the ioea
"rr,ev still hold the honorable position o, mono
guards
c,v.rnor Black also on his side may be &C.
o-Atly disappointed for he seems 10 nave
thought that he had provided way Tor the
7.h the 23d and the 74th Regiments 70 enter
Tho service Of the United States in "hat ne
considered oreditable way HIS proposition
wss that the officers Of the It'll I'D and 14th
pagtpen,. willing To enlist should raise regi-
roents 10 be known as the 2o7th the 223d and
o74,h. and invite the private soldiers Of their
regiments 70 enlist in these new regiments
The representatives Of the eth and 23d Regl-
,oents are reported 70 have declined 10 accept
this proposition arguing that the individualltV
Of the n uonal Guard regiments known az the
7th and the sd would be destroyed By such an
Amusement The 74th Regiment. Of Buffalo
according to Colonel Fox. It's commanding ofh-
Ger. was willing to accept the Governors prop
osjtion but Governor Black said that as IL hao
been rejected by a majority Of the regiments ne
should have 10 keep all within New-York state
as home guards.
OFFICERS WHO NET TIE GOVERNOR
The officers who came here in response TO the
Governors summons were Colonel Don'el AP-
pleton Lieutenant Colonel W H Kip ana
Major James c Abrams. Of the eth regiment
Colonel Alexis c Smith and Major stokes OF
the pa Regiment; and Colonel George { FOX
Lieutenant Colonel z P Cottle ana MAJOR
Frank E Wood. Of the 74th Regiment Their
conference with Governor Black Commander
in-chief. lasted for more than two hours When
the officers left the Executive Chamoer theE
formed a disconsolate group
Adtutant-General Tinnghast afterward made
a attainment about the conference, IN which ne
mad. no reference 20 the Governors PROPOSE
t,on Instead. he said Governor Black called
this conference for the purpose Of formally an
nouncing 10 the officers Of the regiments MS oe-
termination 70 keep their organizations al nome
and 70 state 10 them his reasons for so coine'
He told them that Il was his duty TO Keep WITHIN
the State well-drilled guard for protecuon OF
life and property in case Of an emergency
"He also stated that as Governor re owed
duty 70 the citizsas II the State. and the mem
beers Of the regiments must set aside their per-
sonal feelings and do their duty As soidlers'
n was eminentlv proper that they shouIo 90
"a He told the officers that he had the highest
regard for their commands and that theN migh'
assure the members Of their regiments that they
must not consider his determination as any
mark Of disapproval He needed their ser
vices and knew that IL he had called upon them
10 volunteer for the United States service they
would have responded patriotically
THREE REGIMENTS TO BE RECRUITED
Acknowledgement Tillinghast ANNOUNCED late
this afternoon that orders had been Issued Nv
f;overnor Black for the organization ri three
nev regiments in response 70 President Mckin-
Lewis second call for troops These regiments
will be known rs the 201st. the 2n2d ana the
oO3d These designations will indicate that 'hey
went 20 the war under the second call OF 'he
President. These regiments thlnk' Will DC
rAor,,ited az New York at syracuse. ana al
Buffalo" said Adiutant-General Tnlinghss'
Can anv members ~ the National Guard en-
lis, in these regiments?
They can" replied the Adtutant General
The door thus seems 70 he open 10 the men,
hers NJ the 7th and 23d Regiments in New
York. and the 74.h Regiment In Buffalo. 10 en-
can enlist and then the Governor could appoint
70 these regiments such officers Of them az
also desire 70 enlist
Ad1utant- General Tilinghast further said that
the Secretary Of War had requested that IN me
case Of these three new regiments the state
should not furnish any clothing. arms or equip
ments Three physicians will meet here on
Monday as an examining board 10 examine ap-
plicants for surgeons position in the three new
regiments The Examining Board will have as
its mem bers Drs c. T Jones. OF Albany r. =.
Nichols. Of Troy. and E. H Bullock. If syracuse
The Adiutant General announced that me
Governor had designated Major Francis T IN
dArhll. Of New-York. and Major William /
Parsons. Of Buffalo. as quartermaste,s for TWO
OF the regiments
THE TERN HOME GUARDS" OBJECTED TO
The outdoor drill If the MS, Regiment which
took place on Friday evening relieved the MINDS
y. The oi,,zens who believed that the city Of New
York had been left without home guard excep
IN. TN Regiment Colonel Francis received many
concentrations on the appearance OF the rev regi
man, and told some o. the veterans who came =
ace the exhibition that the men had mace remark
sbls progress and we're yell fitted TO g 10 TN
front The expression home guards was no
liked b. the men Of the hist. many OF wnon
to,ne6 the command only because they believed
that as soon as the regiment was mustered int'
service II would be sent forward 70 Join the troor
Tampa 70 enlist recruits Cor the original regimen
has had much success. AND the men VINO haN'
rome forward will be AZ -ompanions for their com
rades who have gone 10 CUBA