The National tribune., 1910-05-26

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Joy be thine, joy be thine.
On life's journey as you go;
Happy days, happy hours
Never sorrow may you know.
Mem'ries bright, mem'ries sweet.
Cheer thy moments as they fly;
Ever may true friendships charm
Inger near as days go by.
Round thee may true friends be found.
Often bringing purest joy.
Yes. all this 1 hope and wish
For my comrade, McElroy.
w. F. Henry, Kansas City, Kan.
Skowhegan Post, Maine, unanimously
indorses Comrade McElroy for Com
mander-in-Ch.ef. ]. p. Thompson,
Commander.
Phil Kearny Post, Kansas, unani-
mously indorses John McElroy for Ma
tional Commander, and most heartily
wishes him success to that position. 7.
j. Pearson, Commander; S. A. Varney,
Adjutant.
Annett Post, Iowa, indorses The Ma
tional Tribune pension bill and Com
rade McElroy for Chief.
Past Department Commander of Ten
nessee Ben A. Hamilton adds his in
dorsement by saying: ME, too, Platt." :"
In consideration of the great services
he has rendered the country and his
comrades It is the sense of BurIingame
Post, Department of Michigan, that he
is In every way fitted for the position
and eminently deserving of the high
honor that goes with the office of Com
mander-in-Chiefa and 1t therefore heart
lily indorses his candidacy. The Post is
also in favor of The National Tribune
pension bill L. C. WILDER, Command
er; George j. Dart, Adjutant.
Norris Post, Ohio, unanimously in
dorsed Comrade John McElroy for the
next Commander-in-Ch ]. II. Wini-
ker. Adjutant.
Sol. Meredith Post SIS, Richmond.
Ind, unanimously indorses the candi-
in-Chief of the G. A. r. Allen w.
Grove, Adjutant.
Hackett Post 1876, Bronson, Mich, is
heartily in favor of Comrade John Nc
EIroy, the editor of The National Trib-
une, for the next Commander-in-Ch
of the G. A. r. Wells Knapp, Adjutant.
Comrade Aaron People, of Bluford.
ILL.,, sends in the Endorsement of his
Post, and says: 1--WE heartily indorse
you for Commander-in-Ch Chief, but we
had rather have you for Commissioner
Of Pensions, for The National Tribune
has done more for the soldiers in re-
gard to pension legislation than any
other paper"
To- nj of CT
Mich, is unanimously in favor of Com
rade John McElroy for the next Ma
tional Commander. John p. Baxter,
Quartermaster.
L. z. Clark. Adjutant, Toledo Post.
Toledo, O., writee: "Comrade McEiroy
is well known to many of the members
Of this Post, and Is universally loved
and admired. Therefore, Toledo Post
has gone on record as being his strong
friend and backer, and will do what II
can to promote the success of his can
didacy for the position of Commander
in-Chief of the G. A. r. Success to his
candidacy"
George B. Mcclellan Post. At, of the
Department of Virginia, unanimously
indorses the candidacy of Comrade' John
McElroy for Commander-in-Chi and
hopes that he will be elected at the
National Encampment. Edward Y.
Smith, Adjutant.
Woodbury. Post. 63, of Concord, Vt,
pledges John McElroy it's hearty sup
port, and will do all it can to secure his
election as Chief. N
A. Joslin, Adjutant.
A. J. Brown. Commander, Moses
Wisner Post, 101, of Ithaca, Mich,
dc In. Il
his Post favoring Comrade John Nc
Elroy's candidacy for Commander-in-
Chief.
Arthur Martin, Adjutant, Wilde Post,
25. of Chester, Pa, sends in the in
dorsement Of Comrade McElroy for
Commander-in-Chief by his Post, and
also sends its Endorsement of The Ma
tional Tribune pension bill, and thanks
Comrade McElroy for the very great
amount Of good work he has done for
the soldiers and sailors of the war of
the rebellion.
e. w. Miller. of Bethlehem. Pa,
writes: "My Post. I. K. Taylor, 1872,
| our next National Commander, and will
work to that end"
@. A. r. Post POI, of Oak Bluffs,
| Mass. is unanimously ia favor of The
National Tribune pension bill and of
John McElroy for Chief
Of the G. A. r. George w. Mason,
Commander.
James Campbell. Adjutant, Thomas
P. DUNN Post, Gal, of Hastings, Pa.
writes: Il am the duly elected Dele
| gate to our Department Encampment
and shall take great pleasure in voting
and working for you"
The 235 members of the Military AS.
sociation of Olive Hill, KY. heartily in
dorse John MeElroy for Commander
in-Chief of the G. A. r. in 1910. S. v.
Bocock. Commander.
@. A. r. Post. 124. of Sequim, Wash,
| is for John McElroy for Commander.
in-Chief in 1910-1911. J. Dibert, Ad-
| jutant.
| Samuel Sproat, Commander, Irving
Mcdowell Post. 10. of Enid, Okla.
sends in the hearty endorsements of his
Post favoring Comrade McEiroy fol
| Chief. in which il is
stated that "Comrade McElroy has al
ways championed our Grand Army
cause and pension interests from the
| first to the last, thru thick and thin
| against all opposition, without fear OF
favor; that he has met all our enemies
in The National Tribune columns faiI
Roots, Barks, Herbs,