The National tribune., 1896-03-19
SERVICE PENSION.
Work Being Done Everywhere in Its
Favor.

every ho served ia the late war OF the rcbet
Hon. and has been houorably discharged, shoulS
drH wv q pension; and
Whereas we believe that the disability pension
law passed In 1890 does not now cover the grount
, that was intended by said law having been ruled
, adversely by the present Administration; and
Wherens we may count confidently on the friends
OF the soldier in the present Congress, the enact
ment Of some legislation leading to the passag ~
OF some law that would at once relieve n vast mum
per OF our comrades VINO gave the pest part OF the
lives in bearing the battles in the dark and perllou
days of 6l-'65. thereby making II possible for the
growth and prosperity of this Nation, until to-day
she stands second to none the face of the globe
and
Whereas nv we believe that in unity there Il
Resolred That VIM. III. Lytle Post, 80. Depart
nnent of Kansas. GAR, rally upon the colors tha
we have so honoraby and nobly planted Mt th'
froht line and that we stand shoulder TO shoulder
for the ediate passage of Service Pension Bill
Aud that we favor S. per month as the minimum
for the widows of our comrades who have fallen
And be IL further
Resolved. That copy Of these resolutions be for
warded 10 THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE for publication
and to Hon. L. w. Blue, signed by oar Adjuiant foi
the Post.
j. B. Grace, Adjutaut, Fort Scott, Kan.
Cascade Post, 800, Cascade. Iowa-M. j.
Lytem, Commander; E. E. Newcomb, Adiu-
tant-at regular meeting, by unanimous
vote urged Congress to speedily pass THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE S. per month Pension
Bill.
Reno Post, No. "a, Department of New
Jersey, GAR, located at Lakewood, N. j.,
unanimously adopted request to Congress
to pass Service Pension Bill.
POSTS UNANIMOUSLY INDoRsING.
Since our last issue we have received re-
ports from the following Posts Of their
unanimous Endorsement Of THE NATIONAL
| TRIBUNE's Service Pension Bill:
Alfred M. Wood Post, $685. Department of
New York, Jamaica; William FL. Hull, Ad-
jutant; So members.
Post 396, Department of Michigan, Har-
Ian; B. Deem, Adjutant.
Eggleston Post, 244. Wichita, Kan; F. W.
| Wilking, r. X. Hornaday, A. J. Curran,
Committee.
John Conner Post, 167, Bardstown, Ky.
Graham Post, LOG, Pottstown, Pa; W. d.
Livengood, Commander.
Jas. Randolph Post, 116, Indianola, Iowa !;
Leroy Gamble, Commander; A. L. Ogg, Ad-
jutant.
Republic Post, 219, Republic, Mo-; A. W.
Grammer, G. N. Pickering, and ]. A. Kerr,
Committee.
Croxton Post, 0, Department of Kentucky !;
John T. Dodd, Commander; VIM. III. Rine-
hart, Adjutant.
L. w Truesdell Post. GAG, Owego, N. Y;
W. c. Foster, Commander; o. L. Newell,
| Adjutant.
W. C. Ferguson Post, 254, New Holland,
o.; ". L. Mallon, Commander.
JIM CASTOR Post, 426, KimbalI, Kan; E.
B. Roll, Commander; ID. M. Alexander, Ad-
jutant.
L. c. Ladd Post. H. Puyallup, Wash; C.
W. Steward, Commander; j. w. Tules, Ad-
jutant
Elwood Arnold Post, 81, Point Pleasant,
n. j.; Thos. M. Clifford, Commander; n. E.
Jeffery, Adjutant.
Post 271, Charleston, H.; Joseph Patter-
SOD, Commander.
sbelbyvile Post, 1O2, Shelbyville, Mo-;
John A. Bennett, Commander; w. G.. Nc
Dowell, Adjutant.
Hiel P. Clark Post, 153, Saranac, Mich;
d. II. English, Commander; III. A. Horton,
Adjutant.
C. w. Sawyer Post, IL, Dover, N. H; ].
T. S. sibley, Adjutant.
Ruddock Post, 224, Cheboygan, Mich;
Jas. c. Wooster, Commander; G. S. Ramsay,
Adjutant
Lincoln Post, 1913, Owensboro, KY; Amos
Smcdley, Commander.
Bidwell- Wilkinson Post, 8, Buffalo, N. Y:
d. II. Turner, Commander; w. T. Smith,
Adjutant
Gen. W. P. Richardson Post, 600, Woods
field, o.; Lonis Sulsberger, Commander; K. |
f. Tilford, Adjutant.
Charles w. Cady Post, 8, Jackson, Miss; |
John Morton, Commander; Chas. Morgan,
Adjutant.
w II. Wise Post, 463, Goldsboro, Pa;
John b. Frey, Commander; Chas. Zigner,
Adjutant.
Veteran Post, -. Palatka, Fla; Geo. L. |
Fox, Commander; w. S. Wagner, Adjutant. |
lola Post. 30, lola, Wis; G. Amanson, Com
mander; j. d. Jones, Adjutant.
COL Raith Post, 3s7, o'Fallon, ILL.,; S. C.
Smiley, Commander; S. c. Mace, Adjntant
Phil II. Sheridan Post, r. Faulk ton, S. D.;
]. Ii. Shrk, Adjutant.
c. J. Ormsby Post, 1s, Brandon, VT;
Henry J. Lessor, Commander; W. w. Con-
net, Adjutant.
John Koch Post, 354, Mony, Pa; B. s.
Adjutant.
Wallace j Rines Post, 112, Princeton,
Minn.; A. u. Norton, Commander.
Capt. Phil Holland Post, 357, Lawrence
vile, Pa; Geo. L. Harris, Commander; j. c.
Beeman, Adjutant.
Marshal Segar Post, 4O5. Jordan, ~ Y;
VIM. M. Spinning, Commander; G. o. Burk,
AT a regular meeting Of Neal Post, 62, De-
partment of the Ohio, GAR, Sidney, O.,
On motion of w. A. Skillen, seconded by
John Smith, the following resolutions were
passed:
Resolced. That after 30 years have passed the
,oldicrs OF the Union army, who dedicated their
ives n precious Offering To their country, and
"a doing preserved from overthrow and de-
,,rnciion tho Government of their fathers and |
hereby. from exposure and prvaiion, lost their
health. now pray That the American Congress now
assembled do. without delay, pass Il Service PEN |
oa Bill of So per month to oil honorabl y-dis-
charged soldiers, sailors and marines who served
% days or more and 10 the widows aud orphans of |
lie same .haIl be treated in the same manner
VIM. II. Shaw, Commander; Joseph F. ,
Black, Adiutant.
Cheap Excursions to the West and North
west.
On March 10 and April Z, 1896 the North
Western Line (Chicago & North Western R'y)
viil soil Home Seekers excursion tcxats at