. First reunion of the survivors of the Army of the Tennessee and its four corps . Bosworth. C. H. Bliss. Lieut. A. U. Crosby. Capt. George E. Dayton. A. B. Frisbie. Lit-ut. J. B. Gage. Hall. J. I{. llayden. Li lit. H. S. Hurter. Lieut. Fred Hope. Asst. Surg J. T. Lanninj Capt. J. W. King. Sergt J. B. Littlewood. C. N. Moore. H. U Morgan. Capt. J. L. Nichols. John Welch. O. M. Watt. Col. W. H. J. B. D. G. A. A. A. B. J. M, T. J. C. E. M. S. L. Tag
. First reunion of the survivors of the Army of the Tennessee and its four corps . Bosworth. C. H. Bliss. Lieut. A. U. Crosby. Capt. George E. Dayton. A. B. Frisbie. Lit-ut. J. B. Gage. Hall. J. I{. llayden. Li lit. H. S. Hurter. Lieut. Fred Hope. Asst. Surg J. T. Lanninj Capt. J. W. King. Sergt J. B. Littlewood. C. N. Moore. H. U Morgan. Capt. J. L. Nichols. John Welch. O. M. Watt. Col. W. H. J. B. D. G. A. A. A. B. J. M, T. J. C. E. M. S. L. L Wm. G. W. Stew. H. W. J. D. Bernard Edward Webster. Wells. SUB-COmmiTTEES. EXECUTIVE—Col. Wm. P. Davis, Chairman; Capt. Bernard Wagner, B. F. Chase, K. H. Morgan, Lieut. T. J. Spencer. BADGES -Henry West Vail, Chairman; Col. Wm. P. Davis, B. F. Chase. iNViTATiOftS RfiD ADDRESS—Lieut. J. B. Gage, Chairman; Lieut. H. S. Hurler, M. J. Hall. 136 FIRST REUNION OF SECRETARYS Sherman Tent, Grand Army Place, )WashincxTon, D. C, Sept 21st, 1892. f \ A/ednesday afternoon, Sep-tember 21, 1892, mem-bers of the 17tli Army Corps,held a reunion in the Sher-man Tent, on Grand ArmyPlace. Above the platform^Yere suspended portraits ofits most distinguished com-manders,McPherson andBlair,and also a- group of portraitshavingShermans in the centerThe day was rainy but the rain did not keep theveterans away. They filled the tent to overflowing. Gen. Dennis T. Kirby*, of Blairs staff, but originallyof the 8th Missouri Infantry, called the meeting to orderand welcomed the veterans, who had so often stood sideby side in Imttle, to the capital of the Republic for whichthey fought. Gen. Howard was nominated for Chairman of themeeting by Gen. Kirby. The nomination was agreed to by acclanmtion, andGeneral Howard on coming forward, made a brief speech,and then called on Chaplain C. H. Remington, of
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