The National tribune., 1910-03-31

ana instructed its representatives TO the |
Department Encampment and National |
Encampment to use all fair means to !
secure his election. Charles w. Horn. |
AdjutSnt.
Courtland Sanders Post. of Philadel- |
phia: 'Comrade John McElroy has
been unanimously indorsed by this Post
FOR Commander-in-Chf John c. |
Fowler. Commander; Robert Hall. Ad-
jutant.
Brandywne Post PENNSYLVANIA: BY |
unanomius vote of the Post. our Dele |
gates being present, they were instruct
ed to support John McElroy for Com
mander-in-Chief at the next Depart
ment Encampment. and do all that they
can to assure his election" ]. w. Heck,
Adjutant.
John n. Anderson Post. of Kansas:
Our Post unanimously indorses John
McElroy for Chief in
1910. as he has always stood by the
soldiers and has been true to the old
Flag. and We all indorse The National
Tribune pension bill. hoping it will be-
come a law. for it is what all the old
comrades need" +. T. Frowe. Com
mander; John Dodgion, Adjutant.
James Wheeler Post. Indiana: "Reso-
lutions Were unanimously passed in
dOrsing The National Tribune pension
bill and John McElroy for the next
COmmander-in-C Chief" VIM. Kimbau.
Commander; John E. Luther, Adjutant
| Z. L. Kenny Post, Minnesota: Our
Post is all harnessed and ready to pull
John McElroy into the Commander-in-
| Chiefs chair" II. G.. Case Adiutant
Brown Post, Ohio: Resolved, That
Congress be urged to take immediate
action toward the passage of The Ma
| ional Tribune pension BILL 50 that the
aged an infirm veterans who gave their
all to save the country may not be left
to suffer for the comforts of life in their
old age, and the Ohio members of Con-
gress are petitioned to stand by TINS
| bill. The Post also unanimously in
dorses the candidacy of Comrade John
McElroy for Commander-in-C Chief" Jas.
a. Gatewood, Commander; George Per-
kins, Adjutant.
]. G.. Brill Post, Illinois, indorses The
National Tribune pension bill, and urges
| its representatives in Congress to use
every effort to pass it. The Post also
indorses John McEiroy for Command
er-in-Chief in 1910. ID. l.. Riley, Com
mander; I. w. Gott, Adjutant.
NOl- bdH hcCOOk POST, washington,
unanimously indOrses John. McEIroy for
Commander-in-Ch in 1910. Ira P.
FERN, Adjutant.
Freeman Thayer Post, South Dakota,
unanimously indorseS The National
! Tribune pension bill. 1t also indorses
John McElroy for Chief
in 1910. M. j. Hawley, Commander.
| Lookout Post Pennsylvania, ''unani-
| mOuSly and enthusiastically indorses
| Comrade John McElroy for Command
er-in-Chief. We also prepared and for
warded numerously signed petitions to
our member of Congress and Senator
asking for their support of The Nation
al Tribune pension bill, and have re-
ceived favorable replies from both" j.
d. Murphy, Adjutant
| Liberty Post, Missouri: Whereas we
feel that John McElroy is one of the
| best-equipped men that could be named
to I'LL the office of Commander-in-Ch Chief,
Resolved, that we as a Post fully and
emphatically indorse Comrade McElroy
for that high office for 1910." The Post
also indorses The National Tribune pen
sion bill, and begs it's members of Con-
| gress to support it. Josiah McKinnon,
| Adjutant.
Lieut.. VIM. II. Kinkade Post, Penn
sylvania, unanimously indorses John
/ McElroy for Commander-in-Chief in
1910. y. 3. Shiffler, Adjutant.
II. L. Aldrich Post, New York, desires
to see The National Tribune pension
bill become a law, also the ex-prisoners
of war bill, and the Post heartily in
dorses John McElroy for Commander
in-Chief. C. II. Totman, Senior Vice
Commander.
Uncle Sam Post, Department of Cali
fornia and Nevada, unanimously In
dorseS Comrade John McElroy for Com
mander-in-Chief. and urges their Dele
gates to the Department Encampment
to support only-those as Delegates to
the National Encampment in Atlantic
City who will pledge themselves to sup
port Comrade McElroy for Commander
in-Chief. They also indorse and will do
all in their power to pass The National
Tribune bill. Joe Enderlin, Command
er; J. II. Hosea, Adjutant.
Ford Post. Ohio: THE $50 members
are enthusiastically in favor of John
AIcElroy for Commander-in-Ch in
1910;" and they also unanimously in
dorse The National Tribune pension
bill. l.. II. Williams, Commander.
L. A. Brown Post of Wisconsin,
unanimously indorsed John McElroy for
the next in Chief. B. H.
Bates. Commander; C. A. Walker, Ad-
jutant.
James B. Mathews Post, Oregon,
earnestly believes that John McElroy
will be elected Chief,
and heartily indorses him. w. ]. R.
Beach, Commander.
Gen. Sheridan Post, Iowa: we In
dorse Conrade John McElroy for Com
mander-in-Chief in 1910" George NJ.
Webb, Commander; V. r. Johnson, Ad-
jutant.
| Gordon Granger Post. Nebraska: 1--WE
indorse John McElroy as our choice for
Commander-in-Chie and we also in
dorse The National Tribune pension
bill" George j. White, Commander;
D. E. Moseley, Adjutant.
Robert Henderson Post, Iowa, heartily
| indcrses the candidacy of John McEl-
roy for Commander-in-C Chief and also
indorses The National Tribune pension
bill b. F. Whistler, Commanders A. W.
Dull, Adjutant.
| J. NJ. Barrere Post, Ohio, unanimous
| ly resolves: THAT our Delegates to the
Department Encampment, to be held at
Xenia in June, be instructed to do all in
their power to elect representatives to
National E'npa m ptnant ubn will