The National tribune., 1903-11-12
SERVICE PENSION.
Views Of Posts and individuals
on this Important Measure.

Ward Burnett Post, Tarrytown, n. Y,
unanimously indorsed The National Trib-
une service pension bill, and requested
that their Representatives in Congress do
all in their power to favor the passage
of such bill.
JIM. Tiffes Post, Ansonia, o., unani-
mously indorses The National Tribune
service pension BILL and urges upon their
Representatives and Senators in Congress
to use their influence TO secure its pas
sage.
Jeffersonvlle Post, Jeffersonville, Ind,
indorses the service pension bill, without
any limitations or restrictions.
At regular meeting of Corporal Dix
Post, Kirksyille, Mo-, resolution was
unanimously adopted asking Congress TO
enact law granting a pension of 81 a
month to all veterans who served so days
or more and were honorably discharged,
and the same TO the widows of such vet
Grams.
Archibald Stewart Post, Litchield,
Mich, unanimously indorsed The National
Tribune service pension bill.
Lafayette Post, EastOn, Pa, unani-
mousIy indorses The National Tribune
service pension bill.
w. S. Hancock Post, Chicago, H.,
heartily favors The Nationa! Tribune sery-
ice pension bill, and urges their Congress,
man to work for its speedy enactment.
At a Reunion Of the S5th Pa. Regi-
mental Association, held at UniOntOwn,
Pa, resolution was unanimously adopt
ed favoring The National Tribune sery-
ice pension bill, and their Representative
in Congress was requested to use his in
fuence to secure its early enactment.
Joseph Walter Post, Lincoln, o., at q
regular meeting unanimously indorsed The
National Tribune service pension bill.
Veteran Post, 40, of E!gin, ILL.,, hearth.
that the efforts Of the comrades may soOr
meet with a favorable issue.
A regular meeting of Mckinley Post
Stella, Neb., unanimously indcrsed Th,
National Tribune service pension bill
Mission Ridge Post, Greenwood, Neb.
unanimously indorses The National Trib
une service pension bill.
At a regular meeting Sweet Post, Sar
gent, Neb, unanimously indorsed The Ma
tional Tribune service pension bill.
John Brown Post, Paris, KY, Jacl
Alexander, Commander, at regular meet
Ing, requested Congress TO pass the service
pension bill for the benefit of the old sol
diers.
Standard Post, Burlington, VT, ha!
unanimously indorsed The National Trib
une service pension bill.
j. NJ. Carney, Adjutant, Farragut Post
95, Gilman, Iowa, writes: II am hearth,
In sympathy with the effort to secure th'
enactment of the service pension law, ant
hope it may be successful
John I. Holmes, Commander, Dushan
Post, 3, Baltimore, Md, writes that he in
dorses The National Tribune service pen
sion bill Dushane Post is one of the bes
Posts of the Eastern Departments havin:
a membership in good standing Of 1853.
Henry G. Isbel Post and Henry 9. Is
bel Corps, Birnawood, Wis, are solid TO
The National Tribune service pension bill
and want soldier to have pension
whether he is 80 or $50 years old, and on
to his widow, no matter when she wa
married. The proposed pension will no
make good the difference between the gol'
value of the pay the soldiers received an,
what they were promised.
j. H. McClelland, Charleston, ILL.,, VIII
served three years in the 123d ILL.,, Viii
der's Brigade, Is decidedly In favor of tn
service pension Of $12 a month and tn
same to the widows. He wants all of tn
soldiers to units solidly upon this meas
ure. He 10 66 years old, and gets So
month.