The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-05

eron, n III. Clarke. NJ. j. McCullock, c.
w. Degge, O.; II De Leslerniyr, james
Rownsy sse II DyeT ssss NJ poqfla Fo y
u Pugh Fuller w. 3. Farren u. NJ.
Fleming. c, Bricc Gardiner, John H. Gar.
ss'R M Mcw a. Sorss aS owsad "a a q h ho
Sard. ". Kelley. j.. NJ. Lee. 4 6. Iab.
book, J. II. Lands, II. Livingston, Il. Lc-
Desqs. w. Mcdonald, j v May, G. II.
O.Donnell. + NJ Poland, 4 ~. Phelps
IL K Rogers, q. IL. Robins, j. j. Sweeney,
Zoe H. Shepherd dead ". Suns, il 4.
A.. Tryon. A. G; ~ Taylor v. Won voik-
erburg, A. w. Wolf, ID. w Walker. II. W.
Wilkinson, & Whitaker Thomas thinner
son, Il. +, Wright S. Is. Weber. l. Tres
seau, IL Foster, NJ I. Berry.
by order OF the war department Of the
Confederate States a detail OF Lieutenant
J. y: Clute and Private $. d Hewes were
detailed 10 recruit In Texas add tional men
and they returned the following named
men who reported at Yorktown. Va. l
think. in April, 1862:
Angel, l, Binle, w. Bachrach J. A.
Beasley, r; Burns, James Carron, w III
Clarke, Robert Campbell. Joe ,ramer, l..
Cremer, Louis Coleman. vs. X. Deyoc John
b 3e Young i; a. Diebold. u, 9 Dsaly, / 9.
X. Eyes Emmett Frazer. Charles Fry,
John Hebron, John Morris, IL. A. Morse,
III. Meyers, a. G.. Morrell A. Mckenzie j
FiuM Ms5esFS " ? OF Re, i F E RSsnd.d
Stewart, N; l.. Steele, G. p. Stevens b.
sehqa, T; syxei II = Thomas. l. yNen,
H. Watkins, W. L. Wlthers Joined us In
ls63 $. =. Love, G. X. Pickett
The following communication relative 10
the presentation o. home to the veterans
was read by Mr.. l.. l.. Cohen.
palma qui ferat Meriut."
In our assembling here comrndes ~ snr-
yiNors of the war from 1861 to 1868 rehcc.
lions suggest ideas aud thoughts that
should tinanate nom 4 more GIFTED mind
or poetic genius. When recently disas.
tFous fire deprived us OF our auartefs
there came an invitation from the Houston
Llght Guard pronertng the use OF their
hrmory Mngnnnimous sympathy IS born
OF eaNalierish ancestry; reverence for aged
soldiers springs from educational phiian-
tthrophy, while, esteem and courtesy are
indigenous TO Southern manhood. Thus l
may add that In the very act of 50
Promptly and rendering and preparing a
suitable rendezvous for Dick Bowling
camp, the Light Guard have only added
increased brilllancy to their well earned
reputation
The recognition Of this camp as ''veter-
ans by these young soldiers Is manifest
evidence THAI they are not retlccnt IN ap-
peclatng the fact that right or wrong,
We fought good fight" ana ever ODE
dent 10 military discipline and rule, lie
upon every contested field by their splendid
tactics and difficult maneuvers bore OF the
pains OF victory. and even In competition
with Northern sddiery snHt ched the golden
chaltce much 90 the discontinue of a san
guine foe 1t behooves us then to express
our gratitude to these men who have used
such eports to make MS comfortable IN these
new Quarters. aud we desire by puhlica-
ton OF these brief sentiments 10 apprise
me puouc OF the noble and generous ac-
ton of the Houston Light Guard
lHff rHgtl Il I.,fa 81
tau was read for the interest aud lnforma.
ton of the camp.
Hearne Texas, July 25.-My Dear Mr..
fhn.-l take the liberty Of addressing you
and at the same time asking for iuformn.
ton through you. Two months ago the
Sdles Of Hcarne organized a Daughters
OF the Contederacy chapter. naming IL for
General II, n. Waul As secretary / wrote
General Waul n letter informing him of our
| acuon but nave never received a reply
thinking perhaps the letter might hnv,
gone astray or perhaps we were misin
formed about his address, sent AZ 10
Meand Hunt county, Texas, and l Sc,
there are two other Wellands in Texas
thousht perhaps you could give or gel
| hts proper Address rs we would like 4,
! feel sure OF his getting our letters THANK
ing you for ne favor asked ana with hes
| wishes Tor the welfare OF the camp o
| which you are q valued member VERY
rsspecuuly. Mrs Jane l., Hazlett.
4 secretary T, n Wnnl Chapter United
| Daughters Of the Confederacy
| AuJumnt Fall moved that the dues o
one OF the comrades he rcmitted to date
he having come forward and paid portlo
| Of them The motion prevailed, and
was proposed AMI acquicscd in that ri
dues OF all members who are unable 4
pay me same be also romitted. While m
uchnite action was taken I'm this It he
Ing deferred until the next annual election
| september s. 1901, n was agreed ia an,
an order ~ this effect win he made a
| thot meeting. I'hr commander stated tina
no person entitled 10 memhcrshlp iD a cam,
or '"ntthcratv veterans should stay aWnl