The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-04-26
AND STILL THEY GOMEZ

How Requirements Are Coming in for The
Tribune's Grand Army.
'one more makes 80, 153n-J. A. Van valken-
burg, New York.
herewith furnish you one recruit to help make
up your grand army of l00,O00."-A. ID. Colgrove
keeneyviile, Pa.
"Inelosed please find 81 for two new subscribers
to THE TRIBUNE. 1t is every day becoming more
and more beloved. John T. Hill Oswego, Kan
"Here are Sc for six more new subscribers who
are IN need OF good reading. / am doing all can
to get you subscribers."-Wm- H Cox, Brasher
Fails n. Y.
"Inelosed please find So for six new subscribers,
your subscription list will foot up 100000 and
shall do all can to assist you."-Alonzo B. Scar
ing, Dover, NJ.
Enclosed please find SO for ten new subscribers
members OF +. a. Jones Post on the 9Th inst. max
ing fty-eight subscribers in ali from this source
IN. 5. Richardson, Macon, Mo.
Enclosed please find 81 for four new subscribers
making sixteen in all that have sent you as agent
for Peabody Post. No. &c. which now numbers
about eighty members and will muster in twenty
new recruits at its next meeting.''-W. II. Mears
Peabody, Kan.
"Inelosed please find s. for five new subscribers
to THE TRIBUNE, all comrades of Ulrich Dahlgren
Post No. 25. of this place. will send you num-
Der OF recruits secured on April 9Th Immediately
after our Encampment on the 10th inst Benin
y. Horton, Elizabeth, n. j.
Enclosed please find 81 for seven new srfserib-
ers to The TRIBUNE-that grand old friend of the
soldier and the Grand Army This makes nineteen
new subscribers that have sent you, and shall
endeavor to send you more names in few weeks "
j +. Collins, Rochester. Ind.
"Inclosed please find 81 for my subscription to
your valuable paper. Col +. T. Foster of our
Post, kindly handed me copy to read and as
IHE TRIBUNE Is brim full of the best reading mat
ter, besides being paper in the interest of the Old
boys must have it,. Potter Dustin, Cinein-
natl, Ohio.
= Instead OF one more subscriber this time send
you three-the result of my husbands going out
little yesterday. His health this spring is very
poor IT the suffering ex-soldier is TO be relieved
according TO his disability to perform manual
labor, all ought to share it.n-Mrs Elizabeth Ora
ham, North Lansing, Mich.
Enclosed please find 81 to renew my srsbscrip-
ton to The TRIBUNE. Keep up the fire, and the
old boys will stay with you / suppose Won viii
attend the Grand Eneampment at Denver. If so,
want TO meet you and give you good old Western
grip of the hand."-W. Sharp Camp, Surgeon Joe
Hooker Post, No. Is, Rosita, Colo.
Enclosed please find 81 to renew my subscription
TO The TRIBUNE As an old soldier and member
/ have watched carefully, but up to the present
time have not seen any contribution in THE TRIB-
UNE from any member of my regiment."-W NJ
Atterberry, Glenwood, Mo.
Enclosed please find So for three new subscrib
ers to THE TRIBUNE. About the last of this month
i intend to visit Andersonville. Should I do so
shall probably write you concerning the location of
the spring. Lieutenant Davis am sure IS wronsr
for Twas there fourteen months and know whereof
L speak a s Mccormick, Roekfield, Ind.
Since You want each subscriber to furnish
another, Enclosed please find So for two new sub
scribers and the renewal of my own Subscription
trust of the 5000 you have enrolled not one viii
ever take single paper that has been calling the
pensioners frauds and beats. ii. d. Sanborn Cow
lesyille, n. y.
'Inelosed please find 81 for my subscription to
he. IaeS
Post No. 90, OF this place, few copies of your
paper were distributed and the result Is my remit
OF its kind in the country. Our Post Is in -four
lshing eOndition."-T. III. Benton, ThompsonyiIIe
Conn.
Enclosed please find $40 for ten new subscribers
to The TRIBUNE, making thirty-two in all that I
have sent you since january 18th. How anv good
soldier that retains any love for his comrades can
do without 1t Is more than we can understand ex-
eept on the supposition that he is unacduainted
With Its worth. '-Fourteenth Indiana, Evansville
Ind.
Inclosed please find 81 for four new subscribers
TO THE TRIBUNE. i think it is the best paper
printed, and that all ex-soldiers ought to take
It. 1 am glad to see the Grand Army growing
so rapidly. was the means of getting up a Post
here ana we are making extensive arrangements
Goshen, Ohio.
Enclosed please find So for two new subscribers
one OF whom, Mr.. w. T. Conant of this place is
The proprietor of Rose Hill cemetery and the gem
sleInan who donated an acre OF ground to the
Grand Army, in which to inter the remains of
Major b. +. stevenson the founder of the Order to
whom the Grand Army will doubtless erect a Ma
ional monument. VI. III. Morgan, Petersburg H.
" Mr.. r. d. Carrier, who Is now seventy years of
age and who suffers from paralysis, the result of
MS military service. desires to forward the in
closed for two yearly subscriptions "A The Ma
rIoSAL TRIBUNE. This makes five ne4 hhscribers
hat Mr.. G. has sent you and he will Continue the
good work, although he is afflicted that it is very
difficult for him TO get about o. Paine, FREE
mont, Neb.
Enclosed please find 81 for one new subscriber
% THE TRIBUNE. l cannot find words in which to
express my appreciation of the efforts which THE
TRIBUNE IS making for the men who so well de-
serve aid at the hands of the country which they
shall do all can to get it many new subscribers
IS possible. John VogIer, late Co. d. Eighth
Conn. Vols, Evansville, Ind
Enclosed please find 3 for two new subscribers
o THE TRIBUNE. noticed in your issue of March
I'd letter from A. s. Clyne lifelong friend of
nine and fellow-prisoner at AndersonviIle
" hen first saw him there were SO changed |
hat we neither of US recognized the other, al |
hough prior to the war we had been in the habit |
II seeing each other almost every evening. &C. l.
Russell, Newburgh, n. Y.
Enclosed please find 81, for which send THE |
tribune to Charles w. Ceramic, Provisional |
solonel Division of Mich, Sons of Veterans On /
he 18th inst, the Colonel, accompanied by num- |
,er of the members of Camp No. l. went to Ogden |
ENTER, and there organized Camp No. 2, with |
eighteen charter members. A feature of the evans i