TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
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Proceedings cfd meeting Of cDie1s Of the United State,
army, held at Newport Barracks, Kentucky, .iugusl
81, 1886.


The meeting was called to order by the command
ant Of the post, Capt. ". G. Macrae, Sd Infantry,
who briefly explained the object Of calling it.


Upon motion, Breyet Col. Riley, commanding the
Cd Infantry was called to the chair and Lieutenant
and Adjutant Z. X. s. Candy, appointed secre-
tary.


Major d. d. Tompkins, Surgeon C. S. Tripler,
and Brevet Capt. Anderson were appointed a COM
mlttee to prepare resolutions expressing the OF
the meeting with reference to the death Of Col. A
Z. w. Tanning.


The committee retired and, after a brief absence,
reported the following resolutions, which were unan-
imousy adopted


Rssoirsd As the sense Of this meeting, that, in the
death Of Brevet Col Tanning his country, the army
and his relatives are called upon to mourn the loss
OF valiant and service-worn defender, an exempa-
ry officer, and a devoted son and brother.


Rssoired, That the officers present most sincerely
tender TO his afflicted relatives this simple and unaf
fected testimony of their appreciation Of COL Fan.
ning's memory a soldier and as a man, and OF
their sympathy in the bereavement wherewith, in
the providence Of God, they have been visited


Resolved, That duly authenticated copy Of these
resolutions be transmitted to the family of our de-
ceased friend and brother and to the colonel Of his
regiment.


Rssolped That copy Of these resolutions be trans
mitted to the editors Of the Union and National In
teigencer, with request for their publication.
Upon motion, it was


Resolved That the presding officer be requested to
transmit the copies for the relations Of Colonel Fan
ming and for the colonel of his regiment


B. Riley, Brevet Col. U. 8. army.


D. d. Tompkins, Major q. M. d.


Charles s. Trpler, Surgeon U. s. army.


George s. Burbridge, Major rife regiment.
J. J. B. Kngsbury, Captain I'd infantry.


N. c. Macrae, Captain 81 infantry.


s. H. Drum, Captain @. M. ID.


J, W. Anderson, Brevet Capt. Cd infantry.
John C. McFarran, Cd Lieut. Cd infantry


J. II. Gore, LIST Lieut.. 4th infantry.
c. G. Keene, Assistant Surgeon U. s. army.
D. Davidson, 1st Lieut. I'd infantry.


E. r. S. Candy, lst Lieut.. and Adjutant I'd in
fantry. ......


wv Martin, Cd Lieut.. Cd infantry.


B. p Tilden, I'd Lieut. Cd infantry


Jas. w. Schureman, I'd Lieut.. I'd infantry.


w. l.. Elliot, Cd Lieut. rife regiment.


w. Alburtis Brevet Capt. Cd infantry.


J. P. Hatch, Brevet Cd Lieut.. rife regiment.
J. M. Caldwell, Sutler.


The meeting th1adjourned sine de; s,, rv


Brevet Colonel U. s. army, Chairman.
E. R. s. CANDY, lst Lieut.. Cd Inf, Secretary.