The National tribune., 1909-11-18

amendments, pruning or cheese par~
ing"
p. A. Todd, ssth Ohio. Lawrence.
Kan: My Judgment Is that you have
struck it as near right as possible, and
L indorse every feature"
IN. Rose, East Liverpool. Ohio: 1T
wish to add my hearty Endorsement OF
The National Tribune Pension Bill. Its
every provision is Just. fair and
equitable and none too liberal I fear
that it is too just and right to meet the
views of some of our goth Century
statesmen"
Milton Williams. Battery d, 9TH N. J.
l.; ~, Morristown, n, J.: 81 know that
The National Tribune Pension Bill is
the best of them all, and I know that
our Congressman. Charles N Fowler.
Twill vote for il. 1 am n years old and
l need it 10 keep my house going"
| At the 44th Reunion of the 1st Ohio,
held at Dayton, Ohio, resolutions were
adopted indorsfng The National Tribune
| Pension Bill and recognizing in The
National Tribune the truest Of friends
| " NiiS NCttAdASss
Cyrus Jones. Clinton, Ill: 'T am in
favor of dropping all minor points and
/ pushing your Pension Bill as il is and
agreeing that this shall be the last re-
quest for general pension legislation"
| At a regular meeting of G. D. Bay
ard Post, Clean. n. Y, a resolution was
Unanimously adopted fully indorsing
THE National Tribune Pension Bill and
urging all Posts to use their influence
lCr, their Members of Congress to see
that the bill becomes a law. l.. Y. Mil
Her. Commander, states in transmitting
this resolution that there are large
number in that Post and in other Posts
who cannot make their S12 a month
| pay house rent, fuel and other living
leXpenses without the help of their Post.
e. r. Reed, Albany, Wis: 'sI heart
lily indorse the three propositions in em-
ltodfed in your National Tribune PEN
sion Bill. / think they are wise and
Ijust and need no argument. I think
1.-THE WirZ monument is all right. Let it,
; Istand. The Confederate Ladies have
Ibrilded better than they knew
Levi III. Mullen, 7th Iowa Cav. Birch
TREE, Mo-: II wish to say that your
National Tribune Pension Bill suits me
to a dot. 1t is fair, just and generous"
1
! J. Fl. Battle, Dover. N J.: "Thank
tycu very much for our bill and all your
efforts to help u.s."
/ Philip W. Plumer Post. Prairie du
tChien. Wis. w. s. Smith Commander,
and C. F. Petrie Adjutant, indorses
1.-THE National Tribune Pension Bill
/ j. C.. Martin. 5th Iowa. Craig. Neb.:
.I''t am getting all the veterans to sign
la petition to send to Senator Burkett
ito work and vote for The National Trib-
4 une Pension Bill. which we regard as
the best bill that has ever been pre-
Esented to Congress"
i John Luikens. Grand Haven. Mich:
Il am especially interested in the sue
IeeSs of The National Tribune Pension
ELL. I enlisted in 1868, at the age of
2S, leaving a wife and two children, and
4 having another child born during my
tservice. I am now 10 years old, and
still living with my wife and children
land receiving SIS a month, living on
this and what 1 can earn outside.
ann glad that + can yet live in my old
fown with my faithful old wife who is
4 tried and true"
/ W. J. Frazier. 18th Ohio, Coffeyville,
tEkan.: Il congratulate you upon your
Ipension bilE 1t is all right"
! John Pitcher. Belvidere. ILL.,: "We are
all for your bill and live in hopes that
it will pass
I Edwin French, Francisco Ind: 'tAI
the veterans in this neighborhood are
in favor of The National Tribune PEN
sion Bill but we think that it should
Istart with $40 at Go, Cor that is little
enough according to the price of bread
and meat Let it be considered that the
soldiers were generally Is at enlist
ment. and therefore many of US will
have good chance to kick the bucket
before we get old enough to be bene-
!, fitted. I was born Aug. 1, 1S47, and
enlisted Jan. 21, 1852. Twas discharged
Feb. IA, 1861
Henry Amis, Past Commander, VIII
|. liam Downs Post, Minneapolis, Mimi:
'T strongly indorse The National Trib-
lune BILL
William F. Crawford, Milena, ILL.,: "I
like your bill to be presented to Con-
gress. and hope and trust that the part
in regard to widows may pass, for L
think that the 1890 law was the most
unjust and un-Ameriean ever passed I
think I will drop a line to some Sena-
tors and Representatives before they
! meet"
: J. n. Lee sends us petition signed
/ by all the veterans at fulton, Kan, ask
n ing for the passage Of The National
: Tribune Pension Bill. We have returned
this, as we do all others. advising the
{ comrades to send their petitions to their
} Senators and Members of Congress.
Iwhere they will be effective in inform
ling them Of the wishes Of their con-
l. Istituents.
i VIM. Brunner, Tooth Ind, Raleigh, N.
lC.: ST indorse The National Tribune
i Pension Bill and want its passage as
lsoon as possible to do as much good
! to the veterans who are dropping on SO
trspidly."
( Peter q. Gould, PanvilIe, ILL.,: please
tlet one of the i25th ILL.,, who was
Wounded and taken prisoner at kenne-
! lsaw, heartily indorse The National
Tribune Pension Bill
i Joshua Gaunt. Batteries C and d, 1st
!, tPa L. A, Arlington. w. Va: It thank
you more than I can express for Your
Egoed work in getting up the pension
bill know that 1t will meet with the
,Eapproval Of every veteran"