The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02

vile Camp. Charlottesville, TO command
the Second Brigade.
Acknowledgement Joseph V. Bidgood,
Of this city.
Ouartern aster-General Charles p. Big
ger, of Richmond
Commissary- General James II. Capers.
Of Richmond.
Acknowledgement George i. Christian
Of Richmond
Assistant Attorney-Ceneral W. IL.
Flournoy. now of Texas.
Chaplain-General Landon II. Mason Oh
Richmond.
OF Albemarle.
Surre3n-Gcneral Frank 4. Walker, OF
pirkott-Buchanan Camp, Norioik.
Aides-Nessrs. Joseph Bryan, Of Rich-
r~ond. l.. Il. Roper. Of Petersburg ,.
w. Pau'ot. of Farmvile; Il. G. Mar
shall. OF Portsmouth: u. =. Moore, or
Lexington: J. Taylor Ellyson. ana w. y.
Evans. Of Richmond
II is the intention Of Gen. Brander 10
send some one TO Charleston next week
10 engage comfortable quarters in ac-
vance for the Virginia party as the city
VIII undoubtedly be much crowded.
SONS OF VETERANS.
II is the purpose OF the Commander
OF The Sons of Veterans 70 make the
reunion the occasion Il great gather-
ing of the sons. with this end In view
Commander-in.C Chief Robert A. Smyth has
sont the following order 10 the various
division commanders;
Reunion-As set forth IN General Or
ders 30. 13 and No. II. January 2ith and
March I 1899. the Fourth Annual Re
union Of the United Sons Of Confedera 2
Veterans will be held In Charleston, s..
g Nav 10th 18th. 18TH. and 18th. 1893
wednesday. Thursday. Friday. and SAT-
urdav respectively. Al Sons Of Con-
Tolerate Veterans whether members OF
camps or not. and all camps. whether
chartered by the Confederation or not
are cordially invited to attend this re-
union. Only camps Of the L. S. &. V.
in good standing can vote
Camps-It is with pleasure we announce
that there are now rs camps on the
roll Of the Confederation, and about fifty
camus being organized, to be chartered
i'm time 10 take part I'm the reunion. Sons
of Veterans everywhere are urged to
form camps now. and be chartered in
order Il participate I'm this, grand re-
union I'm Charleston. This opportunity
20 see Fort Sumter and the Cradle OF
Secession" under such splendid auspices,
should induce an Sons Of Veterans 10
of q camp Is very simple. and full par
ticulars with papers and blanks. will
be furnished from these headquarters.
The expenses arc only 50 IN for n charter
for the camp, and 10 cents per member
per pear Camps can be chartered WITH
ten members. at is n sublime duty for
n neCDle 10 c0nsecrate their lives for the
succor OF their living heroes and per-
petuati0n Of tho fame Of their glorious
dead" SAYS Cen. Gordon and now that
so many Of our comrades have had ac-
tual experience. i'm actual war Of the
sacrifices and suNcrincs necessary in
serving ones country: Sons Of Confede.
rate Veterans should be an the more
DESTROYS 10 do honor 10 the men who
wore the Grey and administer charity
10 their widows and orphans. which are
tho chief purposes Of the L. s. G. V.
The Delegates-The attention of the
camps IS called TO Article. X Of the Con-
sutution. with reference TO delegates.
No camp. though a member of the Con-
federation, can take part in the reunion.
nor have its delegates admitted TO the
floor. unless the per capita tax Of 10
cents a member has been paid TO thesy
Headquarters for the past and present
year Camps are therefore urged TO sentt
I'm these amounts Immediately and re-
ceive certificates Of representation from
the Adjutant General All delegates from
camps must have credentials signed by
tho Commandant and adiutant Of the
camp. stating that they are duly elected
delegates of the camp The full name
and number Of the camp should be given.
Representation at the reunion is provid-
ed for as follows:
Section 50. One % delegates for every
ten OW active members i'm good standing