The National tribune., 1883-02-22
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ton, Me.
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ex-soldiers ask Is justice and the strict
execution of contracts the part of the Govern
ment? William Folks, Plainfeld, Iowa.
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making twenty-six in all that have sent you.
have canvassed this vicinity pretty thoroughly, but
think can send you few more subscribers be-
fore long,. W. Davis, Stonewood Iowa.
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hope to send you great many more names, as
scribers. Charles L. Russell, Newburgh, N I.
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to THE TRIBUNE, making thirteen in all that havo
sent you. 1 have the promise of few 'Napo-
Icons as soon as the subscriptions of some of our
ex-soldiers to other papers expire -E BOle, Jesup.
Iowa.
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ers to THE TRIBUNE. am getting ready to strap
on the OLD knaDSack once more and start out
long campaign. shall plant my guns on the crest
of the hill and open fire."-R. r. Norton, George
town, n. 7.
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Pacific! Long may THE TRIBUNE live to advocate
the cause of the martyrs of freedom T. Wood.
HensonS, Mo-
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to do ali can to get subscribers for THE TRIBUNE
Since began this letter have got one new sub
scriber for you My father was soldier, and spens
than year in q rebel prison. "-Amanda
Hunter, Weston, Ohio.
"In these days when the soldier is made the
target of partisan abuse, veterans should all
stand together snd support with all their strength
the only paper that hurls back shot and shell with
out fear and favor-THE NATIONAL TRIBUSE."-I.
Soper, st. Johnsbury, Vt.
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making thirteen in all that have sent you. The
boys of our Post are beginning to be very much
interested in THE TRIBUNE, and THE TRIBUNE Is
helping to bring thousands into the Grand Army"
e. s. Groves, Eskridge, Kan.
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to THE TRIBUNE, for which you may send me tho
premium book entitled The Peninsula. My father
captured at Gaines Mills and again at Freder-
ieksburg. He is a subscriber to The TRIBUNE and
thinks 1t just endid."-Grace Christy, Ma, hat
tan, Kan.
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menced my subs first number OF
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Grove, Neb.
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hope to send you more soon. l shall try to
obtain the subscription o. every ex-soldier who
gets his mail at this Office 1 formerly resided al
Portville, n. Y, and expect to pay the comrades
of the Portvle Post a visit during the latter part
of March. w. w. Cole, Sabula, Pa
1t affords me great pleasure to send you $40 for
ten new subscribers to THE TRIBUNE. hope you
may be successful in securing the desired crcula-
ton of one hundred thousand. THE TRIBUNE, Is
indeed the soldiers friend and should find place
in the family of every old veteran."-John R. Basil
ger, Larned, Kan.
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shall not stop canvassing until THE TRIBUNE has
been placed IN the hands of every exsodier in Full
ton county. i have stopped taking the Chicago
Tribune for 1t has attacked ex-sOldiers at the
point OF the pen, and that is equal to the point
OF the sword. IS. f. Collins, Rochester, Ind
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seribers to The TRIBUNE. have taken THE TRIB-
UNE for four weeks only. After reading il found
it was just what wanted. / started out the other
day and within five hours secured the subscribers
which send to you Stand up boys, and fire at the
enemy every chance you get."-Geo. L. Strikland,
Hartford, Conn.
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ers, which obtained at the installation of OH
GERS of Scott Post. No. 45 last evening. Tonight
q camp OF the Sons of Veterans will be organized