The National tribune., 1910-07-21

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of John McElroN for COMMANDMENTS
Chief +. F. Proudfit, Adjutant.
Reed Post 572,: Department of Ohio,
unanimously indorses the candidacy of
John McElroy for Commander-in-Chie
| David Putnam ,Adjutant. 't- =
Wilde Post, IS, G. A. r, Department
of Pennsylvania, Chester. Pa. heartily
indorses the candidacy of John Neil
roy for Conn aader-in-Chief. Arthur
Martin, Adjuta4t. --s ...
Kissinger Post, 376, Gratz, Pa, unan-
McElroy for Commander-in-Chief C..
T. Bowman. Commander.
Lieut.. Ezra s. Griffin Post. 13g, De-
partment of Pennsylvania, Scranton,
Pa, unanimously fndorseS the. candi-
dacy of John McElFoy for Command
| ter-in-Chfef. d. S, Beemer. Command
ter-
| Robert A Kinnear Post, S32. Depart
ment of Pennsylvania unanimously III
dorses the candidacy of John McEIrey
for Cempander-in-C Chief H. G. Kin
| near 9Adjutant. .. s..
w. H. Earl Pest. IS, Department of
a.
indorses The National Tribune pension
| bill and the candidacy of John MeEIroy
for Comnlander-in-Chie J. A. Herron
Commander; Eli Tucker, Adjutant. T.
| Joseph Garrison, Post, I31. Depart
neHt of Minnesota. Dodge Center,
| Mimi, unanimously indorses the candi-
Fdacy of John McEIroy for Commander
| in-Chief. G. 3. Wallace, Adjutant.
Chas. G. Bacon Post, 4s, Department
| of Wisconsin,, c.. A. R., NeilISviTle. Wis,
heartily indorses the candidacy of John
McElroy for CommaHder-in-Ch Jas.
| Campbell, Past Commander, ,. e..
Fl. Fl. Rapfer Post, 19, Department of
New Mexico. unanimously indorses The
National Tribune .psnsinn bill and the
candidacy ah eJohna Me Elroy for Com
mander-in-GHfef. WILLIAM Thompson,
AaJutdht- Z el..n. u -,-t
Saginaw. .diS, Rost, ,sso Department of
ye4frhigan. saginaws.Micf., unanimously
indorses The National Tribune pension
bill and the ,ea nd idacg] of John McEIroy
! for CommaHder-inJChief. NJ. E. Kel-
Ter, Adjutapty MI
Col HarRfr Post. 12s. of Arroyo
Grande, Cat,. has passed resolutions
n
Tribune pension bill and the candidacy
of Conrades John l,tMcE,Iruy for Com
mander-in-Ghiefy The Post also passed
resolutions protesting against the Loan
ing of tents for the rebel flag to float
over and against the placing of the
National Caipjitol T. Munger, Conn
mander; T. Fl. Keown, Adjutant.
The personal friends of John Meet
roy and scores of those who have votes
in the NationaI Eneampment have been
for some time, asr.fhs for recognition
thru the columns ~ Tne National Trfb-
une, and have been shunted aside TO
give the Posts their inning. TIE pressure
has become so great for the PERSONAL
lreeognitfon that space is now given that
these comrades may give expression of
their Impartial views.
walter II Carr, Commander, r. S.
McCook Post, of Hurley, 8. D., writes;
I am for you for our next National
Commit ander and the mem bers of f.. s.
MeCeol0 Post are unanimously in your
favor
From Camden. y. j, comes the fol-
lowing: y..-.. .r... --....
Editor National Tribune: At a meet
ling or the war survivors of the 9Th Z.
S. Cavalry Association. held in Phiia-
delphfa, Pa, recently, Col. John MeEl-
roy was unanimously fndorsed for the
next National Commander OF the G.. A.
En-, We indorsed him for his fidelity
and earnest, unselfish devotion in all
Fn1atters pertaining to the, interests of
the men who marched and fought for
Eour grand old Flag from Yorktown to
lAppomattox We also fnd6rse The Ma
tional Tribune pension bill as it now
Istands.-A- s. Miller. Adjutant 80
In closing personal letter, William
Rule, of Knoxville, Tenn, says: Wish
ing you success in your race for Com
tInander-in-C Chief and hoping that may
tsee. you at. Atlantic Gfty@' =
Past Department Commander e. NJ
Allen, of Portland, Mich, in writing to
Past Commander h. Ii. HoibrooL, of the
Department OF the Potomac, says:
f--Nothing the Grand Army can give Is
too good for the man who gave US Isl
Klegg.' John McElroy is the author OF
the .Si Klegg' books
IA p. Suits, of GAINESVILLE, o., writes:
II wa. elected q Delegate (fFom Oi1io)
Ito the. National E'ncampment, which /
shall certainly attend. You can rely
lIupon my vote and influence, whatever
that may be, for your election. If L can
tmand."
l. ..s--.S--- ..t
| II hope to meet YOU at Atlantic City.
I was delighted with the realistic. story
of 81 .I<IeggsGand .r6t9t to follow him
as he appeared furtber in print. Hope
you may SUCCEED invyour campaign. =
| James A. CoDnolly1 Commander, De-
fpartment. of Iiliforsaformerly member
of Congress. 10 iGiI
T.. .atO - &
MY best wishes fou MeElroy's sue
tcess"-T. j., ,eApdersUn,I Past Command
er, Department. of Kansas.
| "S ~
IT have pledged myself in support Of
John McEiroyi as C3fIimander-in-C Chief
of the G.. A. Prank +. Goss. Past
department Commander. Auburn, Me.
IT hope he (McEirDy) will be our
next ommaAder-inS;bief With best
wishes for his succassl'--Ignaz Franz.
Commander. department of Tennessee.
Knoxville, Tenn. nj
> III
| Il have used every chance to cid in
| the election of Comrade McE,lroy for
ommander-in-Chief. There Is none
more deserving the honor for what he
has done for the boys."-Wm. Harvey,