The National tribune., 1892-11-03
ALABAMA,

ALABAMA.
All the old boys in these "diggings propose
TO vote as they shot. / am a member of NJ.
Harrison Post, No. 4, Larkinsville, which has
some 40 members, mostly native Alabamians,
ali of whom have their vetoes ready. O..
Clark, Nat, Ala.
ARKANSAS.
know of but one Union soldier in this
County of Boone who expects to vote for
Cleveland for President; but on the contrary
know of quite number of comrades who for
merly voted the Democratic ticket, who are
now outspoken and in earnest for Harrison
Enoch Jones, Sergeant, Co. II, 34th Ind, Elixir,
Ark.
lam going to vote for Mr.. Harrison to be the
President of the United States. He is our
comrade and our friend. i have got my veto
ready for election day.-Julius Reed, Toltec,
Ark
The vets of Madison County greatly appre-
ciate the manner in which you show up the
hatred toward the veterans and their widows
and orphans of that old tool of Southern fire.
eaters Grover Cleveland. j can assure you
that out of about 600 veterans. voters in the
County Cleveland has not a dozen supporters
No ex-Union soldier who is Democrat can
come from the North into this section and
suffer the abuse and taunts of the ex-rebels
here and vote with them long. As rule those
few who have come have changed their votes
Democrats.-Peter Leinnger. Huntsville, Ark
/ am Southern man by birth, and Union
man BY principle. Whatever soldiers politics
heretofore. let him vote for Harrison. OF let
him take his name from the honor roll before
he casts a vote for Cleveland. Give the vetoer
dose of his own medicine.-D. +. Brown,
Brentwood, Ark.
am going to vote for Comrade Harrison.
and am instructing all my comrades to do the
saBe.-Nathaniel Black, Toltec, Ark.
ComrRde Harrison is on the eve of re-elec-
ton. Boys, he is our comrsde and our friend.
Let put in all our strength for him.-E. In
gram. Scott's Crossing, Ark.
AN going to vote for Ben. Harrison because
he is our comrade and our friend, and because
he has done more for and worked more in
our favor than any President within the last
decade. / think he deserves his seat in the
White House.-Thomas Burrcll, Toltec Ark.
Harrison deserves reelection, and hope he
will get it. j shall vote for him.-Henry
Smith, Toltec, Ark.
CALIFoRNIA.
am not, nor do / believe there is Republi-
can in the land, who is ashamed of the whole
history of the party. They have never COM
mitted q crime against the Government. have
never been guilty of treason. never SHOT at or
dishonored the flag. as have the Democracy. and
for these reasons ] am proud of the grand old
Republican party. What member of the
Il. y. Bryant, Pacific Grove, Cal.
COLORADO.
Comrades, the time has come for all of US to
stand firm; our old enemy is once more in
motion. They say we should forget the war and
vote the peoples ticket J. for one will forget it
when / cease to breathe. Look at Cleyeland's
past record-a substitute. battlefags and PEN
sion yetOes. Let the old 10Th Ind. Hoosiers
lead the charge. Recollect that our sons will
cut figure this time. Boys, remember the
long marches. the bloody battles, the short
rstions. the prisoD-pens. the National Gene
teries in the South filed with our dead. Can
any soldier vote for Cleveland when a comrade
stands ready 10 do the fair thing by us?-Den-
mis- Malone. Empire. Colo.
We have 10 soldiers in precinct FIVE Eight
are for Harrison. one for Cleveland, and one
for Weaver. The precinct is strong for Har-
rison.-J. ii. Rogers, Fleming. Colo.
We have in our Post 90 members: one Pro-
hibitionist, one Peoples Party man (original),
and one Democrat. who will support Weaver,
and another who will support Cleveland. The
remaining 36 are for Comrsde Harrison FIRST
last and all the timex. z. Abbey, Grand
junction, Colo.
CONNECTICUT.
Veto and cote the same letters contain
A fact that the vets should remember
And make 10 G. Cleveland exceedingly plain
When they go 10 the polls in November.
With the Veto he sat down on their claims
When be fancied he only was in it
With the Vote they can Illustrate his aims
And sit down OF his claim in a minute.
Lloyd 9. Thompson. New Haven, Conn.
] cannot see how any old soldiers or their
friends can vote FOR Cleveland. You can count
me one against Growers. Ii. Wright, Bridge
port. Conn.
i inclose a circular of the National Veterans
Tariff Reform League. Veterans, indeed 1t
ia q snap trap Of the Clevelandites to divide the
soldier vote on false representatioas-A H.
Conklin, East Hampton, Conn
Comrades, whatever We may have been In
the army, do not let il be said Of us that we
voted to put certain men in Office and gave
them another chance to slap US in our face
Reuben Wilkinson. Mystic Conn.,
The Veterans TariE League shows how des.
peTate the Cleyeiandites are to get votes for
old Grover. There are in our town about 40
soldiers and know but two who may vote for
Cleveland, although il 10 doubtful il they do
don't think Grover will have another chance
70 veto pension bills. / have my veto ready
for him.-Grinnett Carpenter, East Hampt
Conn.
In this part of the country we are flooded
with circulars sent out by the National Vet.
Grams Tariff Reform League of "a Fifth ave-
nue. New York City. In these circulars they
say nothing OF the number Of private pension
bills signed by Harrison, nor do they mention
the enormous number of such bills vetoed by
Cleveland. However. they will have their
uouote TOT their pains, Tor, SO far as / am
sware, they will not change one vote FROM
Harrison who voted for him four years ago.
c. ID. Mowry, Middletown. Conn.
GEORGIA.
Comrades for the love we have for one an
other, don't vote for Cleveland. He has in
suited US on every occasion. / regard an in
suit to You an insult TO me also know
some OF our best soldiers were Democrats. We
90 not blame them for that. lam living ia the
South where there are only five white Repub.
hcans In the County, and / know what makes
Cleveland SO popular here: simply because he
vetoed the Dependent Pension Bill Ask any
ct them what Cleveland has done and they will