The National tribune., 1910-07-14
FOR COMMANDERS
The Endorsements of Grand Army
Posts, of Voters in National
Encampment and Other Per-
sonal Endorsements Continue
to Come in BattaliOnS.

to Come in Battali0ns.
Chas. Borneman, Adjutant, Geo. III.
Thomas Post, %, of Jersey City, n. j.,
sends in the following resolution: Hear
| ing that Comrade John McElroy is
candidate for Commander-in-C OF
our noble Order, we have resolved 10
do all in our power and use every hon
orable means to elect him to that po-
sition, because we believe that no pet
ter and worthier comrade is fitted 10
hold that high position.
Stevens Post, 66, Department of
Michigan. G. A. R., is for John MeEl-
roy for n-Chief OF the ".
A. r. Jos. B. Moore.
Robert Kershaw, Quartermaster,
John P. Robinson Post, 1O1, Perry, ~.
Y. writes: 1--WE as Post lndofse John
McElroy for National Commander, anu
also favor The National Tribune PEN
sion bill"
Edgar c. Frear. Commander, Capt
E. ]. Rice Post, 211, Factoryvliie, Hd.'
writes: 1--WE think Comrade John NC
Elroy justly entitled to be elected com
mander-in- Chief of the G. A. r. be-
behalf of the comrades, and we desire
to support his candidacy most heartily.
At n regular meeting of Capt. Joshua
w. Sharp Post, 81, of Newvllle, Fa.'
the candidacy of Comrade John McEl-
row for commandments was ufah1
irnousIy indorsed, and the members OF
the post will do all in their power TO
further his election at Atlantic Clty at
the next National Encampment. .. II.
Mowery, Commander.
King Post, 365, Department OF fenn-
sylyania, G. A. r., UNANIMOUSLY inuoIses
The National Tribune pension Dill an, anu
the candidacy of COmrade John McEi-
ROW for Chief. Thomas
N Hammel. Commander; Henry Tay-
lor, Adjutant.
Daniel Heilman. Adjutant, Lieut..
VIM. II. Child Post, 226, of Marietta
Pa, sends in the unanimous lna3rSe-
ment of the candidacy of Comrade John
McElroy by his Post, which was passeo
at a recent meeting.
At a recent regular meeting OF John
NJ Palmer Post, at Charleston, Wash.'
resolutions were passed earnestly pro-
testing against the placing OF the statue
of Gen. Robert e. Lee in the Han OF
Fame. setting forth the fact that 1t does
not become us to honor treason. Ihe
members of the Post also indorse COM
rade John McElroy for National COM
mander of the G.. A. r., regarding MN
as worthy and we'll equipped for the
high position. A. c. Corbin, AdJutant-
Fred Small Post, 531, Department of
Indiana, has voted unanimously Tor
Comrade John McElroy for Command
ar-in-Chief VIM. J. Richardson.
The National Tribune pension bill
was unanimously indorsed by Bevii
Palmer Post. 215, Department OF Ken
lucky. as was also the candidacy OF
Comrade John McElroy for Command
er int Chief. J. ]. Nally. Commander'
Thomas Hickey. Adjutant.
]. H. Greinig. Commander. writes:
"a. r. Mcdonald Post, 56, Department
of Wisconsin, Mazomanie. Is a unit TOT
Comrade John McElrOy for Command
er-in-Chief. He will be elected ana
serve the old boys faithfully
e. O. C. Ord Post, 10, Moline, Kan,
bv unanimous vote favors John McEl-
roy for Commander-in-Chie OF the VI.
Ia. r. r. l.. Sturgess, Commander.
Sidney Post. Al. of Ithaca, N. Y, in
dorses Comrade McElroy for National
Commander. John G.. Lafrance.
VIM. Wellington, Commander of
Gen. Thomas A. Rowley Post, 495, or
Tarentum, Pa, writes: we nearuIy
indorsed Comrade McElroy for Nation
al Commander at our regular meeting,
held Saturday evening, May Z, 1910,
and hope he may be the choice of the
comrades at Atlantic City during the
National Encampment of 1917.
]. B. Sackett Post. 800, Department
of Michigan, @. A. r., is unanimously
in favor of John McElroy for Com
mander-in- Chief Nelson Ii. Orr, Com
mander.
At a regular meeting of Fitzpatrick
Post, 276, Department of Illinois, Chi
cago, on motion of the Post Command
| er the candidacy of our beloved and
| faithful worker, John McElroy, for
Commander-in-Chie of the G. A. r.
was unanimously indorsed. G. w. Rich,
| Commander.
Resolutions were passed at a recent
meeting of Cady Post, 236. of Brock
port, n. Y, indorsing the candidacy of
John McElroy for -in-Ch1ef
of the G. A. r. A. d. Daily, Com
mander.
| At a meeting of Gen. w. S. Hancock
Post. 255, of Downingtown, Pa, the
candidacy of John McElroy for Com
mander-in-Chief was indOrsed, and the
Delegates to the National Encampment
to be held at Atlantic City have pledged
| themselves to vote for him. Edward +.
Tindall. Adjutant, and Nathan Wilson,
lCommander.
| Harveyville Post, 418, Department Of
Kansas, unanimously indorses The Ma
tional Tribune pension bill and the
candidacy of Comrade John McElroy
| for Commander-in-C Chief. G.. l.. Hor-
ton, Adjutant.
Comrades ]. II. Ballard and d. B..
Holmes, of Andalusia. ILL.,, write that
| they are for John McElroy for Com
mander- in-Chief, against having the
Lee statue in the Hall of Fame, and
for the s1a-day pension bill.
Osawatomie Post, 1922, Department of
Kansas, Osawatomie, Kan, heartily and
unanimously indorses Comrade McEl-
roy's candidacy for Commauder-in-
Chief of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. John Churchill, Commander.
T. II. Wynkoop Post, 427. Newtown,
Bucks County, Pa, heartily indorses
the candidacy of John McElroy for
Commander-in-Chi T. S. Kenderdin,