The National tribune., 1910-03-31

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National Commander. They also COM
pliment The National Tribune for the
| grand fight it has made for the old sol
dier. John Tregaskis, Commander.
! Burnside Post, Toms River. n. J.,
unanimously indorses john McElroy.
editor of The National Tribune, for
| Commander-in-C Chief and also indorses
Past Commander Alfred Atkins, of New
Jersey, for Senior Vice Commander-in-
Chief. The Post believes that Comrades
Atkins and McElroy will make fine
team to run the G. A. r., and that no
better men can be secured" Adolph
Ernst, Commander; Geo. Fl. Bryan, Ad-
jutant.
| Henry Van Aernum Post, New York,
unanimously indorses the nomination
of Comrade John McElroy for National
Commander, and urges the Post, the
Commander and the Delegates to use
their influence at the State Encamp-
ment to elect Delegates favorable to
McElroys nomination at the National
Encampment." John Langhans, Com
mander.
Thomas Sharp Post, New Jersey, de-
clares that it will use every endeavor
to have Comrade John McE,lroy elected
Commander-in-Chief at the National
Encampment at Atlantic City" Theo-
dore f. Birch, Adjutant.
James E. Mix Post, New York
unanimously indorses Comrade John
McElroy fer Commander-in-Ch Chief. u
Reuben Gee, Adjutant.
| William T. Minor Post, Connecticut
announces with great pleasure that it
unanimously indorses John McElroy for
Commander-in-Chie Myron L. Simp-
son, Adjutant.
| c. ]. Houghton Post, Washington,
| Department of Washington and Alaska
unanimously indorses Comrade John
McElroy for Commander-in-Ch Chief u
Charles Peimer, Adjutant.
Walter A. Wood Post, New York, Gin
dorses Comrade McElroy for Com
mander-in-Chief, and pledges itself to
use all honorable means to insure his
election to that Office" T. d. Wood
IAdjutant.
Thomas A. Parker Post, Massachu-
sets, unanimously indorses Comrade
McElroy for Commander-in-Chie anG
declares that it prizes The Nationa
Tribune as the best soldier paper tha
is printed, and thinks Comrade McEl
roy would be a fine-looking fellow il
uniform of our Commander-in-Ch Chief
and will do all that it can to put hin
there. George G. Tarbell, Commander
NcGregor Post, Connecticut, mos
heartily indorses Comrade John McEl
roy for Commander-in-Chi of the G
A. r. in 1910" c. A. Potter, Adjutant
James Browneu Post, Iowa, "unani,
imously indorses the candidacy of Com
trade McElroy for COMMANDMENT.
Chief" w. II. Hurd, Commander.
o. w. Wallace Post, Massachusetts,
unanimously indorses Comrade McEi.
roy for Commander-in-Ch in 191O.'
Henry c. Davis, Adjutant. ,
Phil Kearny Post, oregon, mos
heartily indorses Comrade John McEl.
roy for Commander-inCh Chief" c. H
Craig, Commander.
Phillip G. Bier Post West Virginia
indorses Comrade John McElroy fol
Commander-in-C Chief, knowing his pas
devoted service in the interest of oul
Icomrades and our Order and recogniz
ing in him a comrade fully competen
and thoroly fitted for that position il
everything that pertains thereto" P
NJ. Stine, Commander; ]. ]. Roberts
Adjutant.
Maj. Chr. Woerner Post, New Jersey
unanimously supports the candidacy o,
ICOmrade McElroy for the honored posi-
ton of Commander-in-Chi knowing
the confidence of the Post will not bt
misplaced in your looking after the wei
fare of the veterans, as your past eff
forts are sufficient to prove to u.s." Johr
ITighe, Commander.
l. o. II. Stewart Post, New York, de.
clares: I'VE indorse the candidacy o.
our grand old comrade, John McElroy
for Commander-in-Ch m 1910. We
also desire that our Delegates to the
Department Encampment of New York
oe instructed to use all honorable
means to promote his nomination an6
election, and earnestly hope and pray
that one so deserving and so well quail
fled as Comrade McElroy will be elect.
ed to this highest position in the G. A
r., and in view of his many acts of 10y.
atty to our order and believing him tC
be the right man for the place, we
pledge him our support. We also fully
indorse The National Tribune pension
bill as only doing justice to the veter-
ans of the civil war, who will soon be
MIA. heartily indorses The National
Tribune bill in it's entirety and Johr
McElroy for Commander-in-Chief. S
p. Thompson, Commander; l.. c. Ress-
Ter, Adjutant.
Batavia Post Illinois, unanimously
indorses Comrade John McElroy fol
lCommander-in-Chi and also indorSes
The National Tribune pension bill. The
Post earnestly protests against the plac-
ing of the statue of Robert f. Lee ir
the Hall of Fame or any other effigy OF
one who fought to destroy the Union
of the States. Don ID. Joslyn, Com
mander; James Fredendall Adjutant
| Watrous Post, of New York: RE
solved, That in recognition of the long
and faithful service of John McElroy
that stanch and true friend of the boy.
of 'Gl to 60, we cordially indorse him
for Commander-in-Ch and also be
licVinE that The National Tribune pen
sion bill provides for the greatest good