The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-07-19
THE SUMMER CAMPAIGN.
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THE SUMMER CAMPAIGN.
Our Canvassers Still MASTERING New Recruits for
The Tribune.
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to The TRIBUNE, making twenty-six in all that
have sent you."-S. j. Hanna Chelsea, Kan.
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Cox Chagrin Falls, Ohio
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Buchanan, Belle River. III.
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10 lie IEib0NE. Alice fost, No. il5, IS VIDE
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-Wm. ~ Brown, Pomeroy, Iowa.
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You. propose TO increase the club to one hundred
at least Geo. c. Jenkins, Adjutant, John Bell
Post No. 1l9, Washington G. H., Ohio.
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the whole line, and ii one OF the Twentieth Indiana
can't fetch them, viii cali out the reserves.'-
David 5. Rhoades, Monticello, Ind
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There still veterans this vicinity who do
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West Charleston, VT.
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to TIE TRIBUNE. have been lying back in the
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over one hundred ex-soders in this community who
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/ have been taking THE TRIBUNE but short time,
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ia.
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the hands of every ex-sodier. Edward E. Teter,
Carleton, Ncb.
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/ showed n copy OF TIE TRIBUNE TO him and he
gave his dollar Immediately. j was not q sol
dier being too young at the time, but my father and
brothers We're and like 10 hear them talk about
the war and OF the battles in which they partic-
pated. -. NJ. Young, Two Rivers Mimi.
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copy of THE IisIBUNE 10 my address. feel an in
teTest in anything that interests our x-soders for
sent two boys 10 the who served three years,
and reached home At last in safety. am old
wolnan-seventy years OF age-but love to read of
the soldiers achievements. Mrs Il. Truax, Dun
dee Kan.
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bows drift towards me 10 forward to Won renewals
and new subscribers Ii is gratifying fact that not
onc far from this place has eyinecd the least de-
sire TO stop TIRE TRIBUNE. On the contrary, they
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paper may not stop coming to them."-o. >. Whit
comb Argyle, n. I.
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which makes thirteen IN all that have sent
you. we believe THE TRIBUNE to be the best
champion the soldier ever had, and every new sub
sefibar helps to close up the ranks FOR action III
the interest OF the soldiers rights IL is a duty
every veteran owes TO work Tor the paper while 1t
works fer us.h-C. J. Sawtell Co. b. llIth n Y. S.
V, South New Berlin, \. Y
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You viii receive many subscriptions from Denver
when the comrades find time Ia attend to IT, New
they too busiiy engaged preparing for the
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ton al these headquarters during the coming
EncampTnent and Reunion. w. II. Savage, Dem
Yer Colo.
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years subscription 10 THE TRIBUNE and Water
bury watch. proud OF the books which
received as premiums was at Viclssburg in the
SeteulCGnlh CORDS, ana with sherman III the III
tecTth Corps, SO, you see, know them by heart.
enjoy the letters also from old comrades Three
subscribers here have seen letters from their mess
mates III The TRIBUNE, and have written to them.
! II. w. b. Cole. Audubon, Iowa.
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| THE TRIBUNE do not see why every old soldier
should not take it, for it the best paper printed.
| II ask anything from the next Congress we
! have in it AN able helper ] was al Morris Island,
and was very much pleased with the letter from
! tbe eornrade of the SiNty-seeond Ohio V. |. The
story has never fully been told of the hard service
al that place. should be glad TO read an account
Of the charge the 18th of July 80. G.
| Burtt, Hillsboro Bridge, n. II.
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see that Col Meniil's farewell address to his regi-
nlent still the blood of the old boys Right
| herelet say that Col. Merrill, when he spoke
always said something worth listening to. As q
| sample of his remarks, viii give you one which
| ne made in October. 1861, our march to Spring
field. Mo- After we had crossed the Usage River
! a. Warsaw. Mo-, and passing farm
| which had been devastated he remarked TO my
captain, Henry Wilson, lie rode There is Q
specimen of the devastation caused by the rebels
| we following "-H. w, johnson, Co. O.
! Merrilps Horse, Hamilton, Ohio.