The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05

their badges and we're to be welcome N they
came IN plain clothes. IL IL pretty generally
der.d for men who marched in the Dewey
parade. but under the present order / don Z
see how the name Of a single Grand Army
eau he sent 10 headquarters | marched 10 the
parade. and know the, We were al very care
W not 10 wear the uniforms OF badges OF the
Grand ARMY ot the Republic
Why. Il was 81 generally understood that
the Grand Army men we're to go a. indivld-
olution. knowing that the men would be with.
out Their hadges grth-re at the home - Mrs.
assent ed. and gave fora wteathsto the on
Ger, and la 'ges OF red. white and blue flowers
T. he men before they started. There were
out BY Mrs. Nseihng. Mrs Knox. VIE OF col
EnoI ard Mr.. DoIa q MscLear, regent Of he
only tsde.. the Grand ARM men in lins
wore, In the other divisions OF tn. lard
rarade. however. there were srore. o. Grand
izati"n. There were Gen. Miles, for N stance,
enc most every member ~ IN. Old Guard
men. ; NJ they wore the badges Of the order
III. vet%rans in he unarued division didn't
20 As Grand Arm, m-n and they dill Ut wear
the TART - Commander Kay to discirlire tie
Grand Army men who wore heir badges in
div SION. Since the is.usnce ~ The orisrIb
matter has been hotly discussed In every rIst
10 ~ S.y nut ~ general agreement has been
ao CSl A d. s friends ;sy ths, ther. no
tbo.. Who have cri,ics.d their sap.r Sn III.
GERS. J.. aim-i at him In the Tribune o. Seit
S II Co, saams ap27,ei as .ayips tina, Cen
tween Gen Re and the Grand A-mv. II.
reported TO have SAID that zen. shaw fanci-d
i.a'ou.v ami ,h,, ihsr. va. NJ ' tto,itl. YIN
Com mahd"r kry about n" assignment - tho
Grand Army men until Gen. shaw rsms an TIE
aFI tE. H. A.
on sept. - Col. Adams snrha'irAly ipnias
that h- nAie these sfa'r'n-ut. sui says that
Nom her " Ia,sy.'t. Pn., -ho friend
Of Co! AHims. had this 20 SAY Yesterday:
Cd Atsms was particular II 20 INTO N"
Ia &c NJ huron. He wore hir NJ i'ia u torn.
ard % ~ that score he cAuro' te d's,ipliusd.
Now hs alleged criticism ~ Gen shaw . .x.
thai. but IL It hasn't col Adams cannot be
called 70 sccoyn, untsr The present crd.r. for
Whose names ard addresses ne wants goes On
nnd whore any suot cor rad" hss criticised.
cerainl' prev.nts Com nani-r Jo..rh J Little
90 Lafayette Post 'rrm .snd,rg Col Ntans's
name % h-sigu r,ets urd"r this order Grand
Army men are not rleNsed TN Copmsn7.r
ka,'s y an ~ diScit lining these who rlsrrhei
IN tn. D.wey r'ra .e; end you ian Ic2s ,or
c"mr SsT ar. n IT.. near future If
Gen % q. Howard. who In himself a Grand
ARM nan. sal yest-,day:
ORDER. but 81 he inng 70 warm VT r0st ~ the
organization | cannot say awning about H..
] will say. houeNer. that 10 forming tn. uu-
arrei tv'-.0n for the Dewey rsra g. we 4 =
not call for the Grand Army men or any other
organizations We ca, ed 'or Veteran. irr--
sp-rtlv~ ~ their ORGANIZATIONS. ! 'ti sSy that
Gen shaw o.. Commando KN- VI icN.ys- il
was. exceeded his authority when he nrierei
Grant Army men not t. march as
thew should not 20 - Grand Arm v
men. but no more. ] parsi.i ~. retired
NJ = - T~.Ts ~.
p--ev Urged the head " the ne FOR The
veterans. tut when IL wa. re'usei ! sal No
more. hut touk the 2 ace We were asNgr"i 10 .
Among the Grand Army men VIII rarai-d in
the unIrDe' vision And may he di~ripl' ne
ton. Car Nina Joi".o1 % h. burrs,
Zpu-v-s col. ! " Far'e- ~ .h- va;erar =
Assrci on ~ the Dandy F''h Regimen. Col
" am 7. Walls. Co.. heller and : platoon
o. sixteen media - honor men o. the Gran
Army Of the Republic.