The National tribune., 1903-12-03
SERVICE PENSION.
Views of Posts and Individual:
x. on this Important Measure.

IS / N. Diener. Allentown, Pa. says he
is in favor of The National Tribune ser
vice pension bill.
Valentine Peters Post. Maitland. Mo-.
unanimously indorses The National IT'D
une service pension bill.
Col Randall Post. Liverpool, n. y. is
In favor of such IL bill as The Nauonai
Tribune advocates.
: Southworth Post. Franklin Forks. "a
unanimously indorses The Nafionai IT'D
une service pension bill.
-. carlton Post. carlton, Kan. has nnani-
mousiy adopted The National tribune
pension bill.
Bates Post, Norridgewock. Me, is in
favor of Il $12 per month service pension
bill. -
Babcock Post. Oswego, n. Y, is strong
:; ly in favor of The National Encampment
pension bill, and recommends that the
Pension Committee appointed by the Com
mander-in-C should use every means
in its power TO secure Its passase.
Andrew Gregg Tucker Post. Lewisburg.
Pa. heartily iiidorses the action OF the
National Encampment in regard to pen
sion legislation.
DIR. John l.. Hostetter Post. Chadwick.
III. at recent meeting unanimously
adopted resolution to work and vote Tor
The National Tribune service pension plli.
y Westmereland Post. Westmoreiand'
Kan. Endorses The National Tribune pen
sion hin principally because it aims to give
the widows a reasonable support.
Arthur G. Biseoe Post. Westbcrough.
ssinss,. unanimously indorses the service
pension bill of the National Encampment-
+. Charles w. Howell Post, Goshen. Ind.
earnestly desires that every honorably dls-
charged soldier of the war of the rebel
lion and all widows OF such be gwen Il
pension of $12 per month.
Chas. T. Foster POST Lansing. Mich.
emphatically indorses the National Eli
campment service pension bill. without
dissenting voice from the 300 members.
Malvern Hill Post, Fullerton. Cal.
heartily indorses The National T'ribunes $
service pension bill.
* s. q. Hurlbut Post, Hamilton, Mo-. in
.tlarSes The National Tribune service pen
sion bill.
Strong Vincent Post, Erie. Pa, heartily
Endorses The National Tribune service
tension bill, and their Senators and Mem
bers of Congress have pledged their best
efforts TO secure its passage
Granger Post, Orange. Cai.'
unanimously indorses the pension bill as
recommended by the National Encamp-
snent.
Myron NJ. Fish Post, Ontario. n. y.
has "a dopted a resolution asking for ser.
vice pension bill of S12 per month to all
soldiers who served 80 days. and the same
to all widows of such veterans
w. T. Sherman Post. Evans. Colo, has
passed a resolution asking that Congress
pass the service pension bill recommended
by The National Encampment
FWauronda Post. Wauconda. ILL.,, want
service pension bill of S12 per month to all
veterans and their widows.
John H. jenkins Post. Williamsburg.
Ohio. indorses The National Tribune pen
sion bill.
unanimously indorses The National Trib-
uiie service pension bill.
Gen. Joe Bailey Post. Nevada. Mo-.
wants q straight plain S12 per month ser
+ vice pension bill.
- @. ID. Chapman Post. Gays Mills Wis.
indorses The National Tribune service pen
sion bill.
Redfeld Post Perry. Iowa, unanimous
II indorses the pension bill proposed by
the National Encampment.
=. Green Walker, Menifee. Ark. wants
SO per month pension for all soldiers who
served in the war of the rebellion.
..t.s J. b. Mcpherson Post, Miami, Ind. Ter.
indorses the National Encampment service
pension bill. but believe it unjust TO many
: good comrades 20 place the age Emit al
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f. sBoardman Post. Department OF
Iowa. strongly favors the National En-
campment service pension bill.
Burnside Post. Ashland, Ore. indorses
The National Tribune in its fight for a
plain, straight So per month pension for
all old soldiers and their widows.
Phil Sheridan Post. Department of
Colorado and Wyoming, unanimously in
dorses the S12 service pension bill.
Worthen Post. Murphysboro, ILL.,, has
adopted resolution -indorsing The Ma
tioDal Tribune pension bill.
Severance Post. Severance. Kan. is in
favor of bill giving $12 per month to
every man who served 80 days in the
army. navy or marine corps of the United
States during the war of the rebellion.
and was honorably discharged. and the
same amount to the widows of such men.
ss : Fred Winthrop Post. Missoula. Mont,
Is in favor of SO per month service pen
sion bill.
Henry Genia. Lafayette. Ind. favors
the So service pension for all soldiers
who served 30 days and received an hon
orable discharge.
Fred S. Gurney Post. SacO. Me. has
unanimously voted TO indorse the So per
month service pension bill.
George Marshall. Commander of Ben
Sheldon Post. Brandon. Wis. says that
= be is heartily in favor of The National
Tribune service pension bill. He was IL
months in rebel prisons, and is now get
ting a pension of So per menth.
Farragut Post. Gilman. Iowa, heartily
indorses the action of the National En-
eampment in regard to a service pension
of So per month.
a.. George ID. Wells Post. West Boylston
Mass. unanimously indorses The National
. Tribune service pension bill.
Hannibal Eamlin Post. Bangor. Me-,
has unanimously adopted resolution
-. heartily approving of the National En-
campment service pension bill.
Samuel Jud Post. Newaygo, Mich,
unanimously indorses The National Irib
une service pension bill.
- Gen. Mansfield Post. Mansfield. Pa. is
in favor of service pension bill of S12
r. per month TO all honorabiy discharged sol
diers and sailors and to the widows of the
= same 2,
Z. S. Grant Post. Greeley. Colo, in
dorses the National Encampment service
pension bill BY an open discussion Oi
the subject, six new members We're added
TO the Post.
= John w. Watson Post. Catskill. n. Y
indorses The National Tribune servic,
pension bill, suggesting that the term o.
service be placed at 90 days instead of 40
4~-- George H. Thomas Post. Lancaster, Pa.
unanimously indorses The National Trib
une service pensionsbill.
Blinn Post. prairieton. Ind. indorses
$i2 per month pension bill to each hon
orably discharged soldier of the civil wa
who served 80 DAYS "a
= burnside Post Rossburg, y. y unani
mously indorses The National Tribune ser