The National tribune., 1892-11-03

false Prescriptions should be exposed. We
soldiers cannot be fooled-Jos. II. Bradley
| Tuckerton, N. J.
We have a membership of So comrades in
Chaplain A. A. Haines Post, 116, and in taking
a canvass for choice of President i found only
four comrades for Cleveland and the remaining
SO for Harrison. / am true-blue for Harrison
and Red.-K. b. j., Deckertown, N. ].
NEW YORK.
am an old soldier, and have voted twice fol
Cleveland but if / be spared until Nov.
l shall cast my vote for the soldiers friend
Harrison. l am pensioner-no thanks to
Cleveland for it. There are many old Demo.
Gratis about me who will vote as | vote. Fear
not; we are all right for Harrison.-James G..
Wilson, Boceyilie N Y
feel like thanking you for your loyal devo-
tion to the old veterans, in showing up Grover
c. in his true light; for certainly no man has
ever insulted the old soldiers with more vim
dictiveness than the great Veto President,
Grover Cleveland. / will tell you how they
feel toward him in this community. Within
a radius of two miles from this place. there
are 50 old veterans who served from two to
four years in the army, who are strong Harri-
son men, while.the followers of Grover number
just two. One of these was drafted man,
and the other if report is true, took French
leave and came home.-Chester Gouldthrile,
Co. B, 9th N. Y, Felt's Mills, n Y
| l live i'll tho town of Horizon, which is
strong for Harrison. l am a reader of your
dear old NATIONAL TRIBUNE, and glad
you give old Grover C. fits. None too good for
him. i served in the Union army three years,
and was honorably discharged and am Har-
rison man to the core. Any old GAR. veteran,
who votes against President Harrison, has got
| soft spot in his head or somewhere else. |
know of one here, and he is to be pitied.-
From comrade of the 11Sth N. Y, Horizon,
Ny.
Al,
will cast their votes for BENJAMIN Harrison
John 81. Steele Bath, N Y.
We are doing our best to win this State for
our soldier President. have to-day registered
three voters in this district who will cast their
first vote for Harrison; every little counts. In
| our parade the other night we had as many
| who had been against Harrison at the last
election as we had those who had voted for
him.-George Simpson, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
| l inclose circular of the National Veterans
| Tariff Reform League. 1t is being sent all over
this and other States by the Cevelandites, but
it will not make any old soldiers in this section
vote for Cleveland. Harrison will carry this
State by good majority. Dunning, Boil
var, N. Y.
My veto is ready.-John Wilson, Laona, NY.
| am very much gratifed with the effort you
are making to convince the veterans that it is
not in their interest to vote with the party and
for its representatives that we fought for more
than four years, but there will be some that
will persist in voting with that party in the
face OF all the facts that you can present. l
have fought said party nearly four years with
the bayonet and 80 years with the ballot, and
/ am ready to fall in for another charge, and
hope it will be final charge aud a final rout.
C. A. Shear, West Camden, N. Y.
You will recall me in the past as having been
Democrat Grover Cleveland, however has
cured me of that, and you would not wonder
a nj of nj oh in
my case could you know how shamefully he
treated me after his election in 1884 Glad
enough was he to have any decent man stand
up for him in that campaign, and especially a
clergyman of good repute, who had been Chap
lain of the Department of New York, GAR,
who foolshly thought he was wronged when
he was truly called by Democratic journal of
Rochester "a moral leper."-J. 2. F. Geneva,
Ny.
In our town there are just three veterans out
OF Is who will vote for Cleveland and thank
God that there are not more to vote for "old
veto'-O. f. Maynard, Wilmington, n. Y.
do not know Of one comrade in this locality
who will vote for Grover Cleveland. and vouch
to say that if there are any they were very
poor soldiers In my opinion no straight-up
soldiers will vote for him. We have not for
gotten his friendship or his record.-Columbus
Balloon, Caneadea, N. Y.
/ know of but one or two here who
their own interests. The balance are solid for
Harrison, and Cleveland will find it out
Christian Miller, Brockport, N. Y.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Hurrah for The NATIONAL TRIBUNE! Give
'em the devil, Captain, and we will indorse
you on the 9Th Of November. whether our vote
be counted not.--James Rideout, 18th Me-,
Highlands n. c.
The old soldiers down here will not vote for
Cleveland. He cannot carry North Carolina.
d. P. Salinger, Dardens, N. G.
This is to say to comrades and Union soldiers
that live way down in North Carolina, and
am dong all l can to secure the election of
Benjamin Harrison President Of these United
States. The prospects are encouraging in North
Carolina. The Peoples Party here are quite
strong their strength coming from the Demo-
cratic party. 1t is our duty who served and
saved the Union by powder and ball to save
the same country by our ballots from the rule
Of the same party who undertook to destroy
the flag and country by brutal force. / was
a soldier in the Cd N. Y. MID Riies.-Corne-
Illus Dunbar, Warsaw, n C.
OHIO.
Postmaster B. F. Smith, of Nevada, O., sends
the picture of club of nine veterans who
voted for Harrison in 1870 every one of whom
will vote for Benz amin Harrison this Fall as
they did in 1883.
In this section of Ohio all Republican sol.
diers will vote for Harrison and Reid and so
far as the Democratic soldiers are concerned
they will nearly all vote also for Harrison and
Reid. There is the most determined opposi-
ton to Cleveland. l have thought that the
most effective work could be done if large |
fund could be raised to supply every intelli-
gent, reading soldier, and everybody else, with |
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. 1t is true that the |
Republican newspapers on the of Presi- |
Dental election advocate the cause of the SOL |
diers and expect to ride into power or continue |
in power with this important factor-the |
soldier; but they are little too mute at all |
other times to suit me. There is no such thing
estimating the power of The NATIONAL |
TRIBUNE.-John B. Scroggy, Co. D, 10Th Ohio, |
Harveysburg, o.
! trust that every comrade and veteran will |
be completely convinced that his entire |
support by his individual vote should un-
qualiiedly be given to our honored President |
ID. Spooner Cincinnati o.
l am q Republican and will give my vote |
for our good Comrade, b. Harrison, President
of the United States, who was good soldier
in battle at the time our country was in danger.
/ myself was four years in the service.-Albert ,
Drefahl, Co. F, 45th N. Y. Dayton, o.
The soldiers should rally all along the line,
and give our arch enemy another shot the
Sth of November. / know from experience
that Cleveland and Stevenson are not true
friends of the boys in blue.-I. s. Nassie, Gin.
cnnati, 0.
The outlook is good here in Lima. I know
several Democrats who say that thew will vote