The National tribune., 1909-10-28

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Tribune pension bI1l. tho they think
that possibly it would be an improve
ment 90 hana the $40 rate begin at 40
The people in, his -ueighhorhood appre-
ciate the benefit thcre is from the pen
sionS putting the money in circulation.
George w. Ward. 'e7th n: J.: Hamp-
ton, n. J., says our bill is all right
Dan Miles Post. Eureka, ILL.,, f. H.
Jcanpert Commander, unanimously ih-
dorses TIE National Tribune pension
bill, and Will petition Congress to make
1t law. giving pensions according 10
its rate, to repeal the limitation on Wild
ows' pensions. and to grant liberal PEN
sions 10 eX-Prisoners of war.
At a regular meeting of Findley
Patch Post, Blairsville, Pa, The Ma
tional Tribune pension bill was heartily
GOmmended; also there was resolu-
ton in favor of the cX-prisoners OF war
bill. T. C. Watson. Adjutant.
At regular meeting of Serg't Remus
It. Whittinghill Post, Fordsville, KY. 1t
was unanimously decided that the Post
array itself solidly behind The National
Tribune pension bill. w. r. Jones.
Commander.
Frank Potter. Mansfield Center,
Conn: II served in Co. K. 1st Conn.
L. A., am 63 years old. and fully indorse
The National Tribune pension bill.
f. II. D. Crane Post, Beloit. Wis,
unanimously indorses The National
Tribune pension bill.
F. V. Wolfe, Dover, N. J.: 81 hope
that you will be successful now, as you
have been in the past, in getting an in
crease of pension for the veterans.
r. II. Caldwell Post, Elmore, o.,
unanimously indorses The National
Tribune bill. and promises to do its best
to secure the passage of the bill II. n.
Aldrich, Commander; FL. w. Rymers,
Adjutant.
L. NJ. Colburn, Barlow, Fla: 81
heartily indorse The National Tribune
pension bill, and know that 1t will be
as important to other comrades as ii
will be to me-"
Rev. Edward d. Smith, Phi. D., D. D.,
16Sth Ohio, Elmore, o.: ut is the most
equitable bill for all classes yet pre-
sented to Congress. 1 enlisted at 16 in
1864"
Henry S. Lane Post, Francesville,
Ind. extends its mite of encouragement
and appreciation for The National Trib-
une pension bill.
Russell Post, Fairbury. Neb., o. II.
Durand Commander, unanimously sup
ports The National Tribune bill, and
calls on all veterans to array themselves
solidly behind it
Lyman S. Roach, Texarkana. Ark:
81 am heartily, in favor of The National
Tribune pension bill and also of a bill
to pension the ex-prisoners."
c. II. Taylor, 25th Mich. Long
Prairie, Mimi: "fMinnesota has done
well in electing Van SAINT Commander
in-Chief, and we are all proud of him.
but we feel that we should have some
thing to say as to the nexc Commander
in-Chief, and here:is for John McElroy
when we meet at Atlantic City"
B. n. Wilson. Morgan Center. Vt.
sends us q list of veterans who extend
their sincere thanks TO The National
and a hearty Endorsement of
The National Tribune bill. with the
hope that all comrades will put their
shoulders to the wheel TO secure the
passage Of tBe BIN.
D. Bartleaf1sthl Mo. Cav. Niangua.
Mo-, earnestly supports The National
bilIyAnd SECS success If all COM
rades will 5dgaikeYtss.
William Zines, Cedar Springs, Mich. ::
81 am now II years old. and voice the
wtshes OF my comrades in favor OF The
National Tribune pension bill. We hope
that it will pass at the coming session
of Congress-"
w. e. Widrick, West Vienna. n. Y:
"I add my mite to that of others in sup
port of The National Tribune pension
bill, and think the Government should
take care Of widows irrespective Of date
of marriage.
Peter Andrews. 140th Pa. Rogat. O.,
says that he indorses our splendid bill,
and every Post should do the same.
James Brooke, Co. K, Sd Pa. Re
serves, says: II heartily approve of your
bill"
Hiram Sischo, 22d Mich, st. Louis,
Mich, does not want to find fault with
our Government, which is the best and
treated its veterans better than any
other; still he would like to see The
National Tribune's veteran pension bill
pass. which would do great deal of
good to the veterans and their wives.
At the regular meeting of r. H
Bronson Post. Galesburg. Mich, The
National Tribune bill was unanimously
indOrsed, and vote of thanks rendered
the editor. r. Il. Mason, Chairman,
Committee on Resolutions.
Chas. w. Kershaw, Washingtonville,
II. Y, says that our bill is just and
honorable bill. and cannot be placed
too often before Congress and all 9TH
ers having the welfare Of the veterans
at heart.
Horace Z. Mann. NJ. D.. Marlnette,
Wis. thinks The National Tribune bill
O good one. but q better bill would be
one allowing all veterans who served 30
days $50 month. for this would place
all veterans on the same level. and one
would not go naked or hungry.
Il. H. Reid, 21st N. Y, Buffalo, n. Y,
thinks The National Tribune's bill is all
riphf hnf TyhV NOT mako a. da.T for