The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-11
THE GRAND CAMP
AT STAUNTON
Continued from First Page.)

this work and its cordial endorsement TO
this Grand Camp
In after times these volumes in the
archives of the Confederacy will be a hefi-
tage as precious as the iiluiiliiiateu " oist''eS
of the middle ages.
LEE, CAMP SOLDIERS HOME.
call vour attention to the Importance of
maintaining in full force this worthy IN
stit1tion. The demands upon 1t are very
;nrrea sing and il is our DUTY 10 endeaFor
by every honorable means to advance us
interest and augment its resources Let II
never again be said that a manned or oe-
creplt Confederate veteran IS an inmate
of a poor house. Urge upon your represeh-
tatives in the General Assembly 'iiat la
Iy-increased appropriations be made TO II
and follow up your work by active pet-
tons to that body in their behalf.
Ladies Auxiliary and Daughters OF the
Confederacy, desire TO call your speclai
attention to the work accomplished by
these patriotic associations, whose agency
has, in a, large number OF instances mn
gated the sorrows of the poor and the sui
fering: the sphere of their work being
limited only by the means in their posses
sion.
r. 2. LEE CAMP PORTRAIT GAL
LERY.
visit to the hall of Lee Camp in Rich
] mond will amply repay any old Confede-
rate soldier Their YOU will see preserved,
| by the artists brush, the familiar faces
| of the great leaders Of our CIVIL War
AS few of the camps are prepared TO es-
! tablish galleries like this, I would suggest
| that contributions of portraits OF dlstih-
euished Confederates could find no better
or more appropriate home than there
MEMORIAL DAYS.
o.r,;,, COLL tho attention of this
Grand Camp to its acton at its session IN
1899 in Pulaski, with reference to the
ado-tion bv all subordinate camps of
Memorial-Day in each year No more sa-
cred duty could be performed; no more
interesting services could be held than this
perDatuatng the memories of our comrades
and tie cause We all loved to serve.
| SOLDIERS MONUMENTS IN THE
COUNTIES.
l note with pride in mF Vlsi1auols
through the State the numerous monu-
ments erected or in process OF erection in
various counties, 10 the valor of the Con-
federate soldier who fell IN battle. No more
worthy act can be performed by this gene
ration than in such works
| UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
The tenth annual meeting Of the United
Confederate Veterans was held in LOUIS
VILE KY, May 30th and 31st and June LIST,
1900. / appointed the following delegates to
attend this meeting: Judge G. L. Chris
tan. of R E. Lee Camp. No 1, Richmond.
Va; Colonel T. C. Morton Of StoneWa!l
Jackson Camp. Staunton. Va; Judge ID.
A Grimsley, of A. P Hill Camp. No. 2.
Culpeper. Va. Colonel j. TAYLOR Ellyson,
of r. E. Lee Camp, No. l. Richmond. Va;
General Stith Boiling. Of A p. Hill Camp,
No. /, Petersburg, Va.
Alternates-Col. T. D. Jeffres. of l. A.
nj
James Macglll. of James Breathed Camp.
Pulaski Va: Judge T. r. b. Wright Of
wright-Lstane Camn. Tappahannock. Va:
Commander VIM. Kean. of Louisa Camp.
Louisa county. Va: Rev. j. VIM Jones.
D. D., Of r. e. Lee Camp, No l. Rich
nlcnd, Va The reunion was success. the
proceedings Of .lle camp Of most inter-
esting character. and will. we hope, be
Productive of Great good. Rave also an
rcintel deIeeates 10 attend the session OF
he state Ioivis- or, of the ITn;ted Confeae-
rate Veterans. which will assemble in
Stanton. Va. ~ October 10th and 18th.
| They are az follows: Colonel r. Z. Mau--y
| of GEORGE =. PICKETT Camp. KicfTnond.
| Va; Colonel w. A. s-nont. of r. r. Lee
camp. No. . hlsxaatlria, va.:a General
lanes A. Ustl;er N-ytheville. Va. Col.
! u NJ McE3hane.. Of StoneTall Jack
80. Car,,a Sta,,.,ton. Va: DR.. 0scar Wa
*. of ITpr,,,.nas,erla Can7r: Salem. Va:
r'a'nr,el r e 'rrarsirati. OF stoaewall Camp,
Portsmouth.
Heales-s.lavbr carrp. salnsde !:
80 ss,-l,ss f.rifis., a. .raS: .faf'A,sto.l
| sr.-7,,y, Ma ree-tc.i Ctr. Co, 4.
| w -t,~:sa..rgs,1 - t.',r,al>',tss- rsa ar
raann. Frnpsrla ", Col. T. ". Scott. Of
II a. Darlington Camp. brakes Branch,
| Va.
In c'osing# tbs resort desire 10 retnr,,
| mr. s:nnere thinks 70 the Grand Officers
and Ai7s ana tf,e nffsce-s and n er,a'ners nf
| eachs afss tee e,.s,a-.sfeate ra-n-as for the
/ ~~eat courtesy IN, i ',e esssst r.e rendered
- me 81 tf,a a--,..ees;ge - NY duties
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4 Geo-ra i. Cs,-s-.i--. r-c3~n,. n nrn te.,n
VIII he ,,rs.e.,- IN o'cIocss morrow
morning To-r,ssat Hen. A. ]. MontaE,ie
4 the gifted Attornes-G eneral. delivered
SPLENDID address and received unstinsedE ap.
81 plsrse.
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