The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12

protected and complete licts OF the
names OF our dead heroes with the loca-
tion Of their last restingp,aoe furnished
20 their friends and relatives through
the medium OF ou camps, thus rcscuns
their names from oblivion and handing
them down IN history. tho best method OF
securing impartial history. and 10 enlist
each STATE ia the compilation and proser-
walton OF tho history 81 her citizen SOL
dlory: the consideration Of the d.neront
movements. plans and means 10 complete
the monument 10 the memory OF Jehef5oh
Davis. President Of tho Confederate
states OF America. and TO aid IN build
ing monuments 10 other great leaders.
sod crs and sailors Of the south. 10 give
al ala possible 10 the Confederate Memo
rial Association IN assisting 10 raise tho
money, and 20 complete the grand us
tor c edince and depository Of Confed-
crate relics and the history Of southern
va'or popularity known as the Battle
Abbey" and rs there IS no rel q and ana
for our veterans or Their families outside
OF ourselves and our own resources. 20
perfect a pan Tor a Mutual AID and Be-
revo'cnt Association. 10 make such
changes In the constitution and bylaws
rs expeience may suggest, and other mat
ters ~ general interest
VIII Each camp now admitted into tho
United Confederate Veteran organization,
and those admitted before the reunion.
arc urged 20 a. once elect accredited
delegates and nlternates 10 attend as
only accredited delegates can participate
In. tho business part q the session. The
representation Of delegates AZ tho re-
union VIII he as fxed in Section I. Article
& OF the Constitution: one delegate for
etory twenty active members In good
standing. and ono additional for frac-
ton OF ten members provided every camp
In good standing shall be entitled 70 NJ
least two delegates Each camp will EJECT
the same number OF alternntes as dele
gates who viii attend I'm case OF any
failure on the part OF Tho doleeates.
THE REPRESENTATIONS
X Attention Of camps is called 20
Section g. Article 8, OF the Consilt9'ioh'
"Canaps will not be allowed representa-
ton unless their. per capital shall haVe
been paid 20 The Adjntan'-Gen'ral on OF
before tho fret day Of April next preced-
irg the annual meeting.
y A programme % bo observed ~ the
reunion and an tho details VII be iur-
rishcd % the camps and 90 at veterans
I'M due time. and any further informldon
can he obtained by applying 10 Coroner
Theodore c. Barker, chairman INecuuIe
Comm ttCc Confederate Reunion, OF 10
MafnF-l1eIfraI e. lINtlN ~ NAN"tf
handing South Carolina Division. l. e.
VS.. or 20 Colonel James g. Holmes
Acknowledgement and chief Of Stau'
south Carolina Division L. G.. VS..
Xr. The general commanding respect,
fully requests the press. both daily ana
weekly. OF the whole country. 20 aid the
patriotic end benevolent objects OF the
United Confederate Veterans by puolica-
tom OF these orders with editorial no.
tjces Of the organization.
XII The general command nS respect
fnffv requests and trusts that railroad
officials win also aid the old veterans
bv giving the very lowest rates of trans
portat.on so as 20 enable them 20 attend.
XIII. Dflcers OF the General stan arc
directed TO assist department division
commanders. and others in organizing
their respective states. and generally 10
aid in the complete federation of all the
survivors I'm one grand organ.zot on uu-
der the Constitution of the United Con-
federate Veterans. By order
J. Il. GORDON,
General Commanding.
GEO. MCoRMAN. e~
Adiutant- General and Chief OF STAN