The National tribune., 1880-05-01
Press Comments on The Tribune and "King
John


declaration that the debt of gratitude which the country
owed to its soldiers and sailors the only debt which
the government would be able pays yet the Com
missioner of Pensions is unwilling to take the solemn
oaths of disabled heroes and them of trying
to swinde the government His unworthy action keeps
hundreds out OF their pension Tor years. ana ms removal
appears highly necessary the interest of those seeking
pensions.-NeDs Grand Meadows, Minn.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is live Washington Cd. c.
paper published in the interest of the soldiers of the late
war Just now it is waging vigorous war upon Com,
missioner Bentley, whose pension ratings and sixty
geon bi have created strong feeling OF distrust and
antagonism among the pensioners of the country and
their friends The tribune is bending every nerve to
defeat the commissioners efforts to perpetuate his
reign and furnish his friends with fat offices at the expense
of those services their country make them de-
pendent its bounty and it should receive hearty sup
port The low price of fifty per year all
for any person Withholding his cooperation in the
good work it is engaged n.-B@saess Adoertiser Phila
Pa.
We have received copy of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
published Washington D. c., devoted TO the interests
of soldiers and sailors. 1t is large eight page monthly
published the low rate of soc copy per year, and
should be taken by every soldier who in the Union
army It's argument against the Sixty Surgeon bill
of Benteys ought to reach every home in the land -
Times Bristol Pa.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is the name Of monthly pa
per published Washington, d. O. 1t is devoted to the
of soldiers of the late war; and is fearless advo
cate of soldiers and contemner of their wouldbe
oppressors Every veteran should have it, Published at
so per by the National Tribune Co., Washing
ton, ID. C.-Herald Elizabeth, Pa.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, monthly journal published
/
and all pensioners is upon table and handles Com
missioner of Pensions John A. Bentley without gloves
This journal should be in the hands of every soldier and
pensioner in the United States. Price of subscription 80
cents per annum.-FdrmerS AdDOcate, Stansbury Pa.
We have just received copy of The NATIONAL TRI-
published at Washington d. c., by the National
Tribune Co., at 80 cents per year Sample copies free
Every soldier who has his interest at heart should
have copy 1t is PACED paper, has no advertise
ments, and is gotten up in good shape-fadependent,
Chanderve, III.
No. of VOL of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, published
at Washington ID. c., is before 1t is devoted to the
interests of soldiers and pensioners and all pensioners
the United States-Price so cents per annum. Sample
copies sent free application This paper avors the
appointment of home physicians as examiners OF pensions
which is right--Scapel, Pocahontas, Ark
/ THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, a monthly periodical pub
lished in Washington d. c., has been received at this
office 1t is in the interests of soldiers of the late
and is well edited nicely printed Sheet and undoubtedly
of great interest those for whom it is intended Pension
matters treated length, the abuses clearly shown
and also the remedies At the subscription price 90 cents
per year, certainly that every exsolder should
be in receipt of it.-AW6urnidn, Auburn, N \.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE published at Washington, D..
c. by the National Tribune Co., bearing date of April
1880 is at hand. THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is neat
paper folded in eight page form, has "a columns filled
with the choicest reading of its kind. IHE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE is published once month at the low rate of
year 1t devoted to the interests of the sol
ders and sailors of the late and all pensioners of the
United States. We recommend it to our readers. Spec
linen copies sent free on request Ashland
City, Tenn.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, paper devoted to the inter
of the soldier and sailor has been placed upon
exchange table It's present issue devoted mainly to
discussion of the Pension question: which aating the
public mind at present TO great degree. 1t deals il
rather unqualified terms with j. A. Bentley, the present
Pension Commissioner, who it is claimed retards oul
countrys defenders from receiving their just dues
gives table of hundred consecutive cases. showing
the rating of the examining surgeons and boards anC
his illegal reductions Surely Congress should look into
of these allegations, for the army and navy of the
United States should not suffer from injustice lega
authority in the hands of one man. The TRIBUNE il
nicely printed spcy edited and the subscription placed
at the nominal sum of so cents per annum. We hope tx
see it often.-The Occident, Chicago Ill.
Away down here at the urhest extremely of the United
States and the brink of the Gulf Stream stands little
VIDETTE, guard and it joins hands with the Washing
ton NATIONAL TRIBUNE in demanding justice for the ole
soldiers. That paper presents the phiz of what terms
"The arch enemy of the soldier j. A. Bentley, Pension
Commissioner the man who 'cannot bring himself TO be
eve the testimony of the soldiers. - Vdete Key West
Flor.