The National tribune., 1909-12-30

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6 BroWn Posteould cast vote you would
l igtsnt f9eeIte - tSotes.--F. A. Wilhelm Ad-
At regular meeting Kellogg Pest,
554. G.. A. Or, M6nroeton, Pa. takes
great pleasure in Endorsing Cornrade
John McEltey 1-Commander-in Chief
for 1910. The Endorsement wa. unani-
nous. We feel confident we have no
comrade inNour ranks better fitted or
! more worthy than Comrade McElroy
for ommanderju- Chief. We hope
there will be no OPPOSITION to him. l. L.
Secor, Commander; John II. Summers,
Adjutant.
AT regular meeting of H. L. Aldrich
Post, Brushton, n. Y, by a unanimous
vote The National Tribune pension BILL
also John McElroy as our next National
Commander, were indorsed, with in
lstructions that l notify you of the ac-
ton. A. b. Allen, Adjutant.
Editor National Tribune: John Plas-
ket Post, Hancock, N Y, in regular
session, resolved that we indorse The
National Tribune pension bill, and also
support John McElroy for Commander
ln-Chief at the next National Encamp-
ment. Elias Vansteenberg, Command
er; r. b. Gill. Adjutant.
'Suitoi IIlDuHe. All COM
rades of Geo. Meade Post, of Dade
CITY, Fla, desire you to become our
Commander in-Chief of the G.. A. r.
knowing full well that having your
support for many years past that at
this time We need it still more and will
stand by you for our leader. Don't be
uneasy. you will GO in safe and sure
G. c. Hutchins, Dade City, Fla.
Editor National Tribune: At the
last regular meeting of Col. Putnam
Post, No. ., of Hopkinton, n. H, Nov
20, 1909, resolution indorsing Com
rade John McE!roy for our next Com
mander-in-C Chief at the Encampment
at Atlantic City, N. J., was adopted
and also a resolution indorsing your
pension bill.-n- A.. Macurdy, Com
mander; j. A. Hibbard, Adjutant.
George KreiIer Post No. SIS, Mil
Ilegeville, Ill: At a regular meeting of
the Post the candidacy of Comrade
John McElroy for Commander-in-
Chief at the National Encampment for
1910 was unanimousl" indorsed. George
Kreiler Post considers Comrade Nc
Elroy the soldiers best friend on earth.
Horace f. Healey, Commander; Geo.
II. Ehni, Adjutant.
Sharpsburg, Md, Dec. 3, 1909
Editor National Tribune: At a reg
ular meeting of Antietam Post, IA, G.
A. r., Department of Maryland, Nov.
%, 1909 by a vote of the Post, they
have unanimously indorsed The Trib-
une Pension Bill. and also indorsed
COmrade John McElroy for Comman-
Observation-Disclosures. A. Seaman, Com
mander; j. F. Stauber, Adjutant.
At a regular meeting of Thomas
Huston Post, 81, Department of Iowa,
Reddn, on Nov. 27. heartily indorsed
the candidacy of Comrade John Nc
Elroy for Commander-in-Chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic, to be
elected at the National Encampment to
be held at Atlantic City in September,
1910. The Post also heartily indorses
The National Tribune bill. T. A. Ar
neal, Adjutant. l9tT
Editor National Tribune: I enjoy
reading The National Tribune and ap-
prove of its pension bill, and hope Com
rade McElroy may be elected Nation
al Commander unanimously.-A. r.
Barnes, Commander, Orman Post, 337,
G. A. r., Abba, Iowa.
believe the comrades of the De-
partment of washington and Alaska
will favor John McElroy. of Washing
ton, D. c., for our Commander-in-C in Chief
next year at our National Encampment.
G: ID. Spencer, Department Chaplain,
Ill Plum street, Centralia, Wash.
| Success to your pension bill, for we
old men are feeling the weight of our
years. Success to McElroy's candidacy
for Chief of the G.. A. r.
L. b. Pinkerton, Waterville, o.
All of us here indorse The National
Tribune pension bill. and we all hope to
see Comrade John McElroy elected
Commander-in-Chie of the G. A R.,
altho we have no Post here A. H.
Watt. Lake Charles. La.
am lost without The National Trib-
une. / get 21 papers each week. and
prize The National Tribune above all
other weekly papers. We all favor
Comrade John McElroy for Command
er-in-Chief of the G. A. r. 1 am serv-
ing my 21st term as Post Commander,
having served in three Posts of the
Grand Army 1 am heartily in accord
with and indorse The National Tribune
pension bill and hope it may become a
law. as 1T is fair and just in all its pro-
visions. r. A. Vance, Cross Timbers,
Mo.
Friend McElroy: feel almost like
congratulating you on your election as
our next Commander-in-C Chief You will
have no run to make, for you are going
in "in a walk w. NJ. Jones, Soldiers
Home, ID. c.
Hurrah for McElroy and his pension
bill! The sentiment of all of the old
boys who wore the blue, if we are in
the South. Frank Brisco, Alma, Ark.
Editor National Tribune: l highly an
preciate the many kind Endorsements of
the scores of comrades and G.. A. r.
Posts in regard to the candidacy of
Comrade John McElroy as Commander
in-Chief of the G. A. r. Whenever op-
portunity arises you can most assuredly |
count on me doing my utmost in ad- |
vancing Comrade McElroy's name, be- |
cause I am under the impression that
no comrade could fill that exalted posi- |
tion any better than he could, and he is |
surely entitled to the honor on general |
principles. James p. Cowens Post. by |
resolution, highly recommends and |
warmly and enthusiastically favors him
as the next Commander-in-Ch We |
are also well aware that you are ALWAYS
wideawake at all times in behalf of the |
old comrades, In a former letter to |
you had also, in the name of the Post |
Endorsed your magnificent National |
Tribune pension. bill.-Gustav Wange- |
lin. Past Cofnmandtr, Co. G, Sd Mo,
and Co. A, 4Sd Ill, PinckneyvilIe Ill
Editor National Tribune: I hope that |
the many friends oftJohn McElroy will |
succeed in their laudable efforts to elect