The National tribune., 1896-10-22
LOYAL HOME WORKERS.
Opinions Of the New L.H.W. Badge-Secre-
tarys Eloquent Plea for the Flag.
I.H,w, PIN.

Opinions of the New L.H.W. Badge-Secre-
tary's Eloquent Plea for the Flag.
LH.w. PIN.
The new Loyal Home Workers pin, combin-
ing the colors red, white, and blue, the forget
me.not, and letters L. H.W.," is meeting with
ready sale and will be sent, postage paid, by
Secretary A. L. Seaman, 5161 Minerva Ave-, st.
Louis No. on receipt of so cents. Following
are opinions of members, L.H.W.:
l received the L.H.W. pin. and am much
pleased with the same, as it is both neat ana
attractive Loyaily-E. A. King, Pleasant
Prairie, Wis
The three pins ordered have arrived, and my
opinion of them is they are both handsome ana
unique In appearance and design. Loyalty
Geo. W. Ballou. Lowell. Mass.
Reunion badge and L. w. pin both beauti-
full beyond description. Loyalty - Lenore
Rivers Bristol. Vt.
L.H.w. BULLETIN NO. 80.
Oct %. 1895.
Applications: D. NJ Hunt, Waterville, Mimi;
John L. Rushton, Layton, Utah.
sECRETARY's NOTES.
The L. H.W the past official year had to face
one of the dullest years in recent times ana
certainly the least favorable in the history OF
the Association for progress; yet we had at the
end of the past administration as many MEM
bers in good standing in the former year,
and we enrolled more new members than in the
year Immediately preceding the last.
Indications at present point to larger IN
crease this year, and we urge every member TO
secure as many new members as possible.
We bar no loyal person who subscribes to our
pledge and constitution. We reckon no North,
no South, no East no West, and the patriot sons
and daughters of the men who wore the gray
are welcomed to our ranks.
The present year our especial aim is to pro-
mote patriotic education in the isolated dis
tricts of the South In no better way can we
accomplish this end than by teaching the
proper reverence and meaning of the flag, ac-
compsnied by patriotic sentiment and educa-
ton that will sow seeds of patriotism and reap
a crop of patriots.
In Arkansas recently an ex-Confederate Re-
union was held, which, if reports are true, dis
played the stars and bars, but absent in the
midst of these sons O: the greatest Nation on
earth was the greatest and most reverenced
flag on earth.
To such territory we must bend our efforts,
and wherever there is work to be accomplished,
let it be reported aud Investigated.
There is plenty of work for US to do. Let us
do il. A generation of young Americans to
whom the management of this Government
must be entrusted, must prepare themselves to
meet the trust.
Join the L. H.W. Get others to join. Your
25 cents is we'll invested if it helps to buy but
one flag, which will stand as perpetual monu-
ment of the traditions and conquests for liberty,
independence and union; il it shall help to buy
but one flag that will unfurl its colors to q
people who shall learn its meaning, its glory /;
that it is good. is generous. is just; that within
its folds there is a sentiment broad enough to
represent the spirit of the Nation; that it de-
tends our honor, our integrity, and strikes down
treason and anarchy.
Respectfully-AMos L. SEAMAN, Secretary.