The National tribune., 1881-09-10
Kind Words.

From the many complimentary notices of THE
lowing:
We have received a copy Of THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE, published at Washington, D. c., de-
voted to the interests of the soldiers of the late
and previous wars, and full OF "reminiscences
which will be interesting to all ex-soldiers and
Sailors to pensioners, and those entitled to pen
sions.-.ShabJona (IH.) Record.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE of Washington D.
c. of August Goth. contains fine engraving of
". w. Dudley, an Indiana man, now Commits
siOner of Pensions. And, by the way, the TRIB-
UNE is an A. No. paper, and is published in the
interests Of those who periled their lives in de-
tense of the old fiag.-Brisfol Ind.l Banner.
We are in receipt of Vol 1, No. l. of the en-
lareed NATIONAL TRIBUNE, published at Wash
ington, D. c. 1t now appears a weekly journal,
devoted to the interests of the soldier and sailor
1t does all this to perfection. 1t showed up the
meanness of Commissioner Bentley, when only
monthly, to such degree that change was
made very much to the benefit of those who
saved the Union. Now, in its enlarged weekly
FORM we know of no journal that demands the
more than THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. There is
large amount of general reading that makes it
also pleasant visitor in any family.-THe Hi
ance Pioneer, Ohio)
One of the most valued papers that finds its way
to our table is THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Wash
ington, D. C. The paper is entirely devoted to
frthering the best interests of the gallant boys who
gave their all to the glorious flag. The TRIBUNE
is no new aspirant for f;lvors, but an old, tried
friend 1t has been enlarged to five column
wide quarto printed in clear and beautiful
type with its reading matter of the highest order.
Send for sample copy.-HdyesrWe Ohio jour
Rdl
Vol /, No. J. OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is
before us. 1t is a neatly printed tive-cOlumn
quarto, and has in it the ring of the true metal
Mdnistce lEch.) Times and .Stonddld.
TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, d very handsome
and excellent twenty-column dOuble-sheet, is
most welcome addition to our exchange list.
The TRIBUNE is Staunch friend to all the brave
boys who wore the loyal blue, and has just
gained victory in favor OF pensioners in the
appointment OF Hon William W. Dudley, as
Pension Commissioner. to sUpersede Mr.. John
A. Bentley The TRIBUNE, apart from its heroic
defense of soldiers and their rights is most
readable and interesting paper, full of original
and miscellaneous matter and of Il high grade
of literary merit. Everybody, especially soldiers
who value their interests, should send for THE
NATIONAL CiGysriUe Pa Sentinel
TIE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, a monthly journal.
devoted to the interests OF those who wore the
blue. comes to us enlarged, and will hereafter be
published weekly. 1t is ably edited, and is
journal every soldier should have in his house
hold IFWiamsbarg (Kan) II'eeHy Gazette,
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is the name of a
new paper just started in Washington, D. c. 1t
will be devoted exclusively to soldiers and their
widows and orphans. We believe it Will find a
welcome in many a household.-Lotayete (Iud.)
Daily Courier
We have received an invitation from the COM
mittee having the matter in charge to attend the
soldiers encampment and veteran Reunion at
Lafayette, Ind, September u to % inclusive.
1t is with no ordinary feeling OF regret that we
find ourself unable to accept the opportunity so
kindly offered OF meeting the boys" and cracking
hard tack" and tipping the canteen in memory
of old times 1t always does us good to meet an
old soldier, and we are even disposed to pardon
and take by the hand the company cook who
used to give us short rations, greasy coffee, and
army soup, zone bean to the gallon of water, and
this because he, like ourself, once wore the blue
and was with us in those days so trying even to
the most patient patriot. We trust the Vets
and all others present at the Reunion will have
a jolly time, but assure them that THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE expects good report, in order that we
may be enabled to partake somewhat OF the
general rejoicing DER dangers past and pleasures
yet TO come