The National tribune., 1910-04-28

10 secure tne election of Comrade JOhr
! McElroy ais the lBxt National Com
mander. Gbas. A. simon, Commander;
Samuel S. Johns, Sdjutant,
Silas A. Strickland Post, Department
! of Nebraska. is in favor of The National
Tribune p&nsion bill. and heartily in
! dorses John McElrhy for Commander
in-Chief hJacob Smith, Comma nder
Jacob Wooster. Rriiutaut.
J. r. Wgman Post Department OF
Washington and Alaska, is for John
McElroy FOR Cornmander-in-Ch ol
the G. a. r, and also indorses The Ma
tional Tribune pension bill. w. H. Cor
nell.
The National Tribune pension bill is
! heartily indorsed by David Ford Post
Department of Washington and Alaska;
also the candidacy of John McElroy foI
! National Commander in 1911. George
| w. Carver, Adjutant
o. p. Morton Post Department OF
| Minnesota, has adopted resolutions in
structing it's Delegates to the State En-
campment to use all fair means to Sc
cure the election of Comrsde John Nc
Elroy as Commander-in-Ch of the
! q. A Il. in 1911. j. Il. LIE Lachner
Adjutant. .t
AT a regular meeting of Harmon Post
| of Illinois, The National Tribune pen
sion bill was unanimously indorsed; al
! so Comrade John McElroy for National
Commander. j. r. Vance, Adjutant.
Colby Post, Department of Illinois
unanimously passed resolutions indors-
! ing the candidacy of John McElroy for
Chief and the Post
pledges its full support at Atlantic City
Wm. d. Matney.
VIM. Mckee Post. of Missouri, heart
! lily indorses The National Tribune pen
sion bill and the candidacy of John Nc
1Ilroy for Commander-in-Ch The
| Post says: From our long and favor
| able knowledge of Comrade McElroy
/ we heartily commend him for cOnsid-
Grafton for that high and honorable
command to all members of the Grand
Army of the Republic" Jacob G. Mat
lick. Commander; George w. Henry
| IAdjutant
James w. Owens Post. Department OF
Missouri. is for, John McElroy for Com
mander-in-Chief, and also indorses The
National Tribune pension bill. II. Bud
demeyer, Commander.
julius B. Work, Commander, L. II.
Drury Post, Department of Illinois,
sends the following resolution, which
was. passed unanimously by his Post:
AS Comrade McElrOy for the past 25
years has advocated and worked for
the interest of the G.. A. +. thru The
National Tribune and otherwise, there
fore be it resolved that II. l.. Drury
| Post unanimously indorse him for the
office of ComiHander-in-C Chief; also be
| it resolved that we heartily indorse The
National Tribune bill"
Burnside Post, Department of Mis-
souri,. is for John McElroy for Com
mander-in-Ch in 1911. H. c. Nc
Cullough, Commander.
Bone Gap POST Department of Illi-
nois, heartily indorses John McElrOy
for Commander-in-Ch Chief, and will do
and the Post tenders him vote of
thanks for what he has done for the old
soldiers and their families. VIM. Burr,
Commander. ~
Fletcher, Webster Post, Department
of Massachusetts, Is heartily in favor of
John McE1rOy for National Command
er, realizing the, splendid service he
has and is rendering to our comrades
and their dependent ones all over our
broad land thru the agency of The Ma
tional Tribune, of which he is the ed
itor." Minot a. Tower, Adjutant.
Sherman POST Department of Kan
sas, has adopted resolution heartily
indorsing the candidacy of Comrade
John McElroy for National Commander
of the G.. A. R., feeling that there is
none more worthy to fill that important
office. d. G.. Brown, Commander; Sam
G.. Sheaffer, Adjutant.
va n
Kansas, is heartily in favor of Comrade
John McElroy for Commander-in-C Chief
of the G. A. r., and has instructed its
Delegates to the State Encampment to
vote for him. Geo. W. Chase, Com
mander.
Gen. Strong Post, Department of
Kansas, heartily indorses the candidacy
of John McElroy for Commander-in-
Chief. He has done so much for the
old soldiers, and we earnestly request
our representatives at the National En-
campment to use all honorable means
to bring about his election. Nelson /.
Dean, Commander; Thos. ]. Palmer,
Adjutant
Simon Cameron Post, Nebraska, at its
last regular meeting unanimously in
dorsed the candidacy of Comrade John
McElroy for Chief of
the G. A. r. in 1910 and also The Ma
tional Tribune bill. C. A. Tiedeman,
Commander
Custer Post, Oregon, at recent regu-.
lar meeting unanimously indorsed reso-
lutions supporting John McElroy for
mmander-in-Chief of the G.. A. r. at
Atlantic City in September. ID. H
Turner, Adjutaqt.
At regular meeting of Reno Post.
Oklahoma, resolutions were adopted in
dorsing John McElroy for Commander
in-Chief of the G. A. r. ID. NJ. Thomas,
Adjutant.
Z Bartlesville Post. Oklahoma, at a re-
cent regular meeting passed resolutions
heartily indorsing the candidacy of
Comrade John .McElroy for the next
Commander -in-Chief of the c. A. Il.
j. n. Jones, Commander; A. III. Cole,
Adjutant.
Harrison Post, of South Dakota,
unanimously indorses The National
Tribune pension bill and also the can
didacy of John McElroy for Commands,
er-in-C Chief.
Benz. f. Butler Post, Department of
Oregon, unanimously adopted resolu-
tions favoring the nomination of Com
rade John McElroy as its first choice
for mmaflder-in-Chief Of the Grand
Army of the Republic 1t also indorses
The National Tribune pension bill as
the best YETI
Comrade John McElroy was unani
mously indorsed by Gettysburg Post of
Oregon, as Its clOite for Commander