The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-09-08

and franklin Counties. Gen. Curtis made
the presentation address. President Mar
Gus CrosSman accepted the flag on behalf
oi the Society. John G. Robinson was
elected President. Frank Johnson. OF
Ogdensburg, N. Y, remains Secretary.
Secretary Johnson requests that addresses
of survivors be sc mt him.
The 2Sth n. Y, whose members answer
ed the first call and volunteered without
bounty, held its annual Reunion at
Rochester, Aug. 8, with good attendance.
Lieut.. W. Nj. Kenyon presided. Secretary
o.. W. Boyce reported 262 survivors on his
rolls. The deaths of Serg't Vim. b.. Gill
lesple and Serg't VIM. Lewis were re-
ported. Sergt Lewis was color-bearer at
Cedar Mountain. and the flag Of his regi-
ment was carried farther to the front than
that of any other infantry regiment.
interesting feature, there being received,
among others, one from Col Edwin f.
Brown, the former commander of the 2Sth
N. Y. Benz. Ffagler was chosen Presi-
dent and c. w. Boyce, of Buffalo, re-elect-
cd Secretary,
Battery A. Ist N. Y. L. A., met with
Comrade ID. j. Churchill at his home in
Greenway, N. Y, Aug. TO- But few of the
veterans who formed Bates Battery
were present, but the Reunion was far
from failure. Comrade and Mrs. Churchill
were very generous in their hospitality.
Comrade VIM. A. Johnson presided.
Comrade Churchill was elected President,
and Mrs N. A. CrandalI Vice-President.
\. a. Crandali. of BrookfieId, N. Y, re-
mains Secretary and Treasurer. Next
years meeting will be at the home OF
Comrade VIM. WILDER, East Schuyler, n. Y.
10Th N. Y. Fl. A., at Little Falls, n. Y,
Sept. ID and 10. The Veteran Association
OF the 34th \. Y. meets on Sept. IS, and a
Joint parade has been arranged E. Nj.
Slayton, Secretary. Port Byron. ~ Y.
A pleasant meeting was held by sur
vivors of the 18th n. Y. Cav at Ithaca.
John C. Bull presided. The following
deaths were reported Martin Freer, Co.
q; Henry Slater, Co. G.; John Wood, Co.
g; John Sterling, Co. G.; John Fitz
Charles II. Lyons, Co. l.. These Off
GERS were chosen: Pres, Timothy
Dryer; First V-P., Eli Conklin; Second
V.-P., Elder Wright; Sec. and Treas, II.
II. Gibbs, Syracuse.
The anniversary of the battle of Cedar
Creek, in which the 128th N. Y. took
a prominent part under the gallant
Phil Sheridan, will be celebrated by the
survivors at Tivoli, N. Y, Oct. ~.
S5th n. Y, al Addison, N. y, Sept. %.
The three days Reunion OF the Soldiers
and Sailors Association OF Tioga and Pot
ter Counties, at Westfield, was a success.
Col. II. +. Wood presided in the absence of
Gen r. G. Cox, OF WeIlsborO. whose health
would not permit OF his attendance. Col.
Wood was elected Vice Commander, Gen.
Co. being chosen Commander for life.
was expressed with the
rulings Of Pension Commissioner Evans,
and resolutions were passed asking his re-
mOval.
62d Ohio, at Malta, o., Sept. IL and IS.
w. Is. Patterson, Secretary, Stockport, ..
18th Ohio, at Mt. Pleasant, O., Sept. %.
J. ~, Welker. Jay street, Cleveland, o.
The Regimental Association of the 10Th
Ohio met at GAINESVILLE recently, Geo. IL.
Playford presiding. The presentation of a
blood stained euidon brought
ears to the eyes of the survivors. In a
etter which accompanied the gift, Mr..
James McElroy explained that the guidon
had been brought back from the war by
his brother, John McElroy. Wooster was
selected as the next Reunion place. Off
,ers Pres, d. G. Curry; V. p. IS, Geo. III.
pIayford, Thos. UIrich, Theo D. VOL
zach; Sec, Enos Picrson, Wooster; Treas.
1arr McClurran. Eleven deaths were
VIII Davenport, Regimental Secretary,
Courthouse, o., writing of the
Reunion of the Tooth Ohio, Aug II and IS, |
says:
These were bright days in the history
If our Association. The hospitality we re-
;eived will ever be cherished in our hearts.
\ spirit o. enthusiasm prevailed from
start to finish. The addresses, music and
rotations at our Campfire were all that
,ould be asked and everything possible
vas done 10 add to our comfort and pleas
Ire. The boys We'd with each other in
aging, Well, we are having grand time.
Dur Association is in very good financial
and every year adds interest. |
1eventy-six comrades answered to roll
all; but only few years shall elapse
vhen we shall all have gone the way OF
I'll the EARTH"
The 10Th Ohio battery and Co. A, 32d Ohio,
leld their Reunion, Aug. IS, at Salineville.
The morning session was called to order
" President Owen Burgett. Mayor Nc
;ormick delivered an address of we come.
he afternoon session was opened by |
mayer by Rev. S. w. McLuce. Committee
n Time and Place for next Reunion then |
eported third Thursday in August at Al |
lance, Q. Appropriate resolutions were |
dopted on the deaths of l.. w. Grafton, |
ohm Clark and Martin Booth. Interesting |
ddresses were then made by Comrades |
'ennock, Brosius, Russell, and citizens OF
seth Ohio, at Richeiieu Hall, Ninth and |
'lum streets, Cincinnati Sept T.
The I'd and 9ith Ohio, and other regi-
,ents Of Scribner's and Carlin's Brigades,
'irsi Division, Fourteenth Corps, Army of
he Cumberland, will hold a Reunion in
ieorge H. Thomas Post Hall, 81, South
idc Sixth Street, between Race and Vine,
incinnat, o., Sept. 6, at 10 o'clock a. m.
III comrades of the old brigade cordially |
lvited.-W II. SurIes, Co. G, I'd Ohio,
,ast Liverpool, O.
Over so veterans and members of their
antilles were present at the Reunion of the
5ti Ohio at Belle Center, Aug. II. Pres-
ent II. M. Cline called the meeting to
rder. Comratse G. II. Welsh responded to
n address of welcome delivered To Rev. p.
;. Boyd. Officers for the ensuing year
,ere chosen as follows: Pres, Capt. E. B.
row; Y. p, j. II. Wilson; Sec, G. L.
Treas, James f. Smith.
Belle Center, o., was in holiday attire on
.ug. 10 in honor of the veterans Of the 121 st
hio who met in that city in annual Re-
MON A. f. Mcconnell presided. Inter
sting addresses by comrades were feature
the meeting. The deaths of Lieut. NJ
[. Louis, William RatheI and Madison
|illiamson were reported. Officers: Pres,
Of. A. b. Robinson; Sec, Ralph Ben
cite; Treas, 0. Nj. Scott.
Pennsylvania.
13od Pa, at Antietam, Md, Sept II.
educed fares. Dan j. Newman, Secre-
Try, Scranton, Pa.
SD Pa, at Wikes-Barre, Pa, Sept. q.
|. G.. Mi Ter, Secretary, Kingston, Pa.
At the Reunion of Co. X, 18th Pa Cav.
Clarks Summit. Aug. ~ thee officers
ere chosen: Pres, E. V. Socum; Sec,
B. Lesh, Squaretop; Treas, Fl. II.
'hite. Maj. A. j. Akerly, b. NJ. Green,
ers, formed the Executive Committee.
rom membership of 50 living, scattered
! the different S ates in the Union, Is
nSwered to the rOIl-cail Only one death