The National tribune., 1910-05-12

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er. introduced in Warren Post. Depart
ment of California and Nevada. the FOL
mously adopted: t"Resolved. That tn
: unequaled Qualifications and comrade
ship OF our comrade. John McElroy. o
WaShingtop, ID. c., merits the kigheS
honors in the gift of the Grand Arm,
of the Republic-that Of Commander
in-Chief, at the next Incampment. t.
be held at Atlantic City. n. ].
"a
Skillin. Post. of New York, is hearth,
in favor of John, lATcElroy Cor Com
mander-in-Chief, and of The Nationa
Tribune pension bill. j. C. Neusheler
Adtutant. IL
AT recent meeting of ]. B. Stead
man Post.s Department of Washington
and Alaska, resolutions were passed
protesting against the placing of th'
Lee statue in the L. S. Capitol, and en-
Enthusiastically indorsirg for Nationa
Commander of the G.. A. r. at the EEK
National Encampment Comrade Johr
McElroy.
Myers Post. of Iowa. fully indorse.
John McElroy for our next Command
er-in-Chief. Vim. Gilham, Command
er; w. G. Bill, Adjutant.
A resolution was unanimously carried
by Post 219, OF Pennsylvania, indorsing
the candidacy of John McElroy foi
Communicating Chief. A. W. Long, Com
mander.
The National Tribune pension bill
was unanimously indorsed by Robert
p. Carnes Post, of Missouri, and also
tthe candidacy of COmrade John Mc1:l-
roy for COmmander-in-Chief at a re-
cent meeting of that Post. c. ID. Mas
llins, Adjutant; Isaac Elliott, Command
| er.
Abraham Lincoln Post, of Maine, is
heartily in favor of John McElroy for
Commander-in-Chie and protests
against the Lee statue at the Capitol
A. II. Cram, Adjutant.
George A. Custer. Sixth Corps Post,
| of Vermont writes that it notes with
great satisfaction the name of Comrade
| McElroy mentioned for Conlmandcr-in-
| Chief, as he has for so many years
worked faithfully for the interest of his
con1rades-in-arms, and the Posi- has in
structed its Delegates to use all honor
able means toss5cure the solid vote of
Vermont for him, and wishes him God
speed. Samuel A. Holt, Adiutant.
It was decided by unanimous vote of
Maj. Clark Willis Post, of Indiana, that
John McElroy is its choice for National
Commander. Alfred GUIDE, Command
er; John NJ. Foreman, Adjutant.
Mattoon Post, Department of Illinois,
sends its compliments to John Mc1Glroy
as its choice for. Commander-in-Ch
To Of vorJy
unanimously indorse Comrade John
McElroy, of The National Tribune, for
Commander-in-Chief in view of his un-
tiring efforts in behalf of the veterans
and the great work that he has accom-
plished to make their journey thru life
a little brighter and easier. +. E.
Goldthwait, Commander: A. NJ. Smith.
Adjutant
The surviving members of Post 233,
Department Of Indiana, fully indorse
John McElroy for COmmander-in-Chi
for the 1910 Encampment. to be held
at ATLANTIC City. w. Renton.
AT the regular Convention of En-
campment, 1873, Union Veteran Legion,
of California, it was unanimously re-
solved that the organization fully in
dorses The National Tribune pension
bill, and thanks John McElroy for his
efforts in behalf of the boys of '61-'65,
and as most of the members of the Or
der are G,i A. r. men, it is stated that
they take, great interest in his candi-
are sure it would bei for the good of the
order. VIII C. Burton, Adjutant.
Three cheers for John McElroy. the
soldiers mouthpiece, for the next Com
mander-in-Chief So say we all of
~ ny1n 80
sets. S. p. Ridley.
Elliot Post, Department of Indiana,
voted as unit in favor of The National
Tribune pension bill and for John Nc
Elroy as Chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic. Isaac
Pleas, Commander.
In acknowledgment of their appre-
citation for his valuable paper and pa
triotic services long rendered in the
interest of the comrades, Austin Macy
Post, Department of Ohio, heartily ten
ders its full support in behalf of the
candidacy of John McElroy for Com
mander-in- Chief. The Post also heart
lily indorses The National Tribune PEN
sion bill ]. II. De Bra, Past Com
mander.
Runyan Post, Department of Ohio,
indorses The National Tribune pension
bill, and wants John McElroy for the
next National Commander as long as he
will serve. T.. M. Pool
Edgar A. Hamilton of Post 116. De-
partment of New Jersey, says: IT will
do what / can for Comrade McElroy as
the coming Cornmander-i in Chief of the
G.. A. r. He deserves we'll at the hands
of all comrades for his loyalty, his SER
vice, his suffefings and his friendly
of the last A years"
George D. Wells Post, of Massachu-
sets, is heartily in favor of John Nc
Elroy for Commander-in-Chief, and
hopes that he "is the sure comrade for
that high position" jeremiah Fisher,
Commander.
H. L. Vaughn. Past Department Com
of Colorado and Wyoming,
says: IF go to the Encampment you
can have my support, and / think in
our Department we all feel very kindly
towards you and wish you success in |
your aspirations. We feel that YOU
have been the lifelong friend of our |
Fl. n. Vessels Post, Department of |
New York, unanimously Endorsed Com |
rade John McElroy for National Com
nander at recent meeting Of the Post. |
S. G. Burdick.
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