The National tribune., 1900-01-18

The following named comrades have
been appointed Aids-de-Camp on the staff
of the Commander-in-Chie and asSiEneditC
duty in their respective Departments:
California and Nevada.-Harvey Potter
Riverside, Cal; Harry Brewer, San Fran.
cisco, Cal; j. B. Lauck, 4 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal; A. A. Dasson'
vile. Sacramento. Cal; H. r. Campbell
ton, Cal; J. H. Hilton, 1o2 O'Farrell
street, San Francisco, Cal; Daniel MIC,
Ginley, San Jose Cal; S. ID. Ballou, San
Luis Obispo, Cal; A. W. Barrett, Los
Angeles, Cal; Allen Cooley, Marysville
Cal; VIM. A. Treadwell, San Francisco
Cal.
Georgia.-R. E. Mansfield, Charleston
nlinois.-Jno. B. Sine, P. .. address,
5537 Union avenue, Chicago,) Rockford
Jesse G. King, 106 La Sale street Chicago
Jno. w. Corlies, 723 Washington Boule.
Wrightwood avenue, Chicago; w. H.
Chapman, Is Bryant avenue, Chicago
G. B. Knox, Rock Island; Fred l.. Phillips,
Austin; Edward 4. Hall, Springfield
?. q. Gardner, La Grange; Jas. J. Healey,
Superior Court Room. Chicago.
kansas.-Norton, Blue Rapids.
| Massachusetts.-J. Albert Blake, &c
Lincoln street, Boston; Geo. F. Washburn,
| East Templeton; Amos H. Gilman, Law
| renee; W.. l.. Crozier, Williamstown; NJ. II.
Stevens, Waltham; VIM. II. Jordan, Glou-
ceSter.
Minnesota.-Robert Reed. Lumber Elk
change; N. A. Gearhart, Duluth; d. r. p.
Hibbs, Albert Lea; c. W. Mckay, Fergus
Falls; Henry Plowman, Perham; i. G..
Mallory, st. Paul; Geo. N. Lamphere,
Moorhead; Richard l.. Warhem, 334 East
18th street, Minneapolis; c. Ditmore, Vern-
dale; G. +. Macdonald, st. Cloud; Edwin S.
Chittendon, St. Paul -
do.
John II. Mote, Bolivar; Daniel Grow, Sc
dalia; ID. C. Graves, Ell Dorado Springs;
A: Nease. Middletown; T. j. Dockery,
kirksville.
New York.-Augustus Kipp, Yonkers;
Chas. E. Randall, Fredonia; Adam Rehm,
Buffalo; Frederick Cossum. Auburn; Il. +.
Greenfield, 122d street and 9TH avenue,
New York City; E. &. Tuckerman, 434
Broadway, New York City; Henry +.
Herkner, 241 Front street, New York City;
I,hos. Moore, Oswego; Frank Madden,
Plattsburg; Marcus +. Graham, Fulton;
Geo. G. Althisar, Port Jervis; Thos. S.
1,mpson, Buffalo; Geo. S. Byrne: 31s West
47th street, New York City; Ferdinand
Levy, 235 West 10Th street, New York
City; p. II. Murphy. 40 West 35th street,
New York City; John Beaver, 433 West
162d street, New York City; Job Woodruff,
172 West 10th street, New York City;
Edwin Sherlock, 2295 I'd avenue, New
18th avenue, New York City; Thos. Nc
Cram, liz East 1O9th street, New York
City; d. A. Beekman, 215 East 12Oth street,
New York City; W. II. Keyes, Room 3, City
Hail. New York City; Phineas X. Hart, siS
Madison street, Brooklyn; Jas. Carter,
10th street, New York City; G.. c. Water
River, New York City; Jno. c. Phillips,
121O Putnam avenue, Brooklyn; j. Conrad
Neusheler, Rome; Jas. w. Connolly, 2S0
Broadway, New York City;J. Z. Outterson,
Watertown; .: N. Clarke. Utica; David IL.
King, Fort Edward; W. z. Huggins. San
born; Jas. Low, Niagara Falls
Ohio.-W. III. Greegor, Washington,
ID. c.; Henry Ehler, Cincinnati; Jas. II.
Stebbins, Ashtabula.
Observation-Disclosures A. Dempsey,
Bradford; st. Clair A. Mulholland, Phila-
delphia; Thos. Orr, Philadelphia Geo. W.
Grady, NorristoWn; Edward Abel, Pitts
burg.
W. H. Norton, W. ID. Hoover tChas. ID. A.
Loeffler, all of Washington, d. G..
Utah.-Henry p. Burns, Salt Lake City.
Wisconsin.-HenryA A. Heath, Milwau-
kee; E. o. Kimberly, GAINESVILLE.
Gettysburg Battlefield.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted at the 33d Ma
uOnal EncaKpment OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic in Philadelphia, Sept. and Z,
and have been sent out from National
Headquarters for the information OF COM
rades interested in the subject:
Whereas the first efforts ever made to pre-
serve and fully mark battlefield were be-
gun in 1863, Immediately after the battle Of
Gettysburg, to preserve the features OF that
field and TO mark the positions and move
mentS of the troops engaged; this was done
by loyal hearts and willing hands at Il cost
of over S2,000,O0O, and without any help
from Congress; and
Whereas all this property was transferred
to the General Government in 1895 free of
cost and in view of the liberal contributions
by States, by societies, and by individuals,
there should be more liberal appropriations
ON the part OF Congress to complete this
work on the field where the greatest battle
of the war was fought, one of the greatest
battles Of modern times: Therefore
ResOtred, That we earnestly commend
the Gettysburg National Military Park
Commission in its work of acquiring lands
of historical interest, of constructing ave
nues along lines Of battle otherwise in
accessible, in restoring and preserving the
original features of the field, and in marking
with tablets and monuments the positions
and movements of troops 80 that the history
of the battle will practically be written on
the field; and
ResOcred, That we ask Congress TO make
liberal appropriations to enable the Com
missioners TO acquire the necessary. lands
and complete at an early day the work pro-
vided for by the act creating the park. .
ALBERT ID. SHAW. Commander-in-Ch Chief
THOS. j. STEWART, AdJutant-G eneral
Protest Against Cullom BILL
At a recent meeting of Frank +. Rlair