The National tribune., 1909-10-28

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NATIONAL TRIBUNE
| PENSION BILL
John C. Doudy, Sth Ohio Cav, Ma
tional Military Home, Ind, says to brini
down the age limit in the McCumbe
bill to 65 and pass the prisoners of Wa
bill.
J. r. Smith, 18th and 18th Ind
Gregory's Landing, Mo-, says that he i
! 6S years old and little wabbly. III
indorses The National Tribune pension
bill. and asks all comrades to assist il
its support.
DR.. s. F. Morse. U. s. Navy. Golden
ILL.,: Il heartily indorse the whole bill
Can't the National Pension COMMITTEES
be induced to act with you, and thereb,
give it a strong boost?"
Joseph B. Clifford, u. S. Navy, Eas
Providence. r. l.: "Your bill is righ
and just, and should be passed at once.
Geo. Young, 31st Mass, Cambridge
Mass: Il want to thank you personal
ly for the work you are doing for th'
veterans. II it had not been for you we
would not now be getting the pension
that We are
Samuel Mcclure Post, EIdon, Mo-, Z
D. Wheaker. Commander. unanimously
indorses The National Tribune pension
bill.
A. S. Parsons. Oregon. Wis, says tha
all the comrades in his neishborhooC
heartily indorse The National Tribune
pension bill
A. S. Benedict. 8Sth Ohio. Marengo
o: 81 think that the NcCumber bin i!
the wisest and best that could have beer
presented to Congress at that time will
any possibility of passing, but the tins
has now come when this bill should bs
amended, as The National Tribune
urges. The National Tribune bill voices
the sentiments of every old veteran anC
his widow"
Robert Baker, Girard. Kan: 81 hope
the next Congress vii! pass The Ma
tional Tribune pension bill, which
should have the support OF every vet
eran."
Andrew NJ. Sherman. Commander
Torbert Post. G. A. r., Morristown. n
j.: Il have read The National Tribune
pension bill, and / consider it fair
reasonable and likely to become q law
1t would bring relief to many an anx,
ious veterans heart and prolong many
"a veterans life" go
B. T. Coe, Fay, Okla: "Your pension
bill is a good one, and I think that il
you eliminate section 3 the bill vii
pass
Eli Amless, Honea Path, 8. c.: "Tht
National Tribune pension bill is the beS
ever gotten up in the interest of ole
veterans, and ! hope they Hill stanC
together for it, as they did on many
bloody battiefields. Let us drop all 9th
er bills and push that of The Nationa
Tribune" 80.
William Moore. Colorbearer, 62d Ill.
Salem, Ill: 81 am in hearty accord with
The National Tribune's attitude Oh the
proposed pension bill. 1t may not bene'
fit me personally. but I want it for the
benefit of my comrades, and / want tC
do all that can to help pass it."
William Davy. 4th Ohio, Tippecanoe
City, o.: II will say that The National
Tribune pension bill is the simplest
most comprehensive and farthest-reach.
ng ever proposed, and L sincerely hope
that it will pass"
r. NJ. Fulton. Homestead. Pa: 81
have just finished reading The National
Tribune pension bill. and heartily ap.
prove of the same. 1t Will meet with
the approval not only of the pensioners
but all loyal citizens Of the country"
q. b. Benson, Brookvllle, o: 81
served four years and two months in
the 34th Ohio and U. S. Veterans. was
in 80 battles, and my health is all gone
L do hope your bill will pass"
NJ. L. Cassidy. Calais, Me-: Il sincere
ly indorse The National Tribune pen
sion bill. 1t is good enough just as it Is
Don't let it be killed by amendments
have sent a petition of 40 names oi
veterans to our Congressman, asking
for its passage"
Andrew M. Sherman. Commander
Torbert Post. Morristown. N. j., says
that he has been appointed q committee
of one to communicate to The National
Tribune the unanimous Endorsement ot
its pension bill. and he thanks the pa
per for its efforts.
William r. r. Kennels. Charleston
Hi. cannot see any good reason why
The National Tribune pension bill
should not be taken up Immediately and
passed.
A. s. Conner, Lafayette, Ind: "Youi
proposed pension bill is indorsed by all
the veterans and their friends in this
region as the most just and equita BILE
There should be no voice in Congress in
Opposition"
j NJ. Lee, Fulton, Kan: "I have been
showing The National Tribune pension
bill to the veterans around here, and
they all favor 1t. We will present 1t tC
Congressman Scott when he comes tC
speak TO us this week. and we think
that he will support it,
A. c. Houser Bowling Green, o.: '1
belonged to Co. c. 10th Pa. Cav, and
served until August. 1865. / was hurl
at Stony Creek in charge by my horse
falling and injurlng my knee so that II
has never been well since. am getting
Sl2 a month. but ! approve of youI
pension bill. and hope that it will pass.
John C. Padget, MarbIehilI, Ga: E"
am now in my SD year. and If youl
bill could be passed ii would be a God.
send 10 me, as l am not able to work
at Do,