The National tribune., 1910-04-14
THE NATIONAL c, THURSDAY

Abram Welcome Post, Wisconsin,
wishes that The National Tribune PEN
sion bill was as liable of passage thru
Congress as it is sure that John McEl-
ROY will be the next Comlnander-in-
| Chief of the G.. A. Il. W. J. Brown
Adjutant..
| William C. Mitchell Post. New York:
Recognizing the good work done by
Comrade John McElroy for the Yeter-
ans of 81 to '65 and their widows, we
unanimously indorse him for the next
| Commandcr-in-Chie and will do all in
our power to advance his election at
the next National Encampment. We
| also indorse The National Tribune pen
sion bill in its entirety" Hugh Stewart
Commander; Thomas Chapman, Adju-
tant.
| Z. b Smith Post, New York: "Believ-
| ing John McElroy to be Il comrade well
sition of Commander-in-Chief and a
| true advocate of the principles of our
noble and beloved order, we unani-
mously indorse him for Commander-in-
| Chief" c. a. Sumner.
! Frank Sampson Post. Illinois: Com
rade John McElroy, editor of The Ma
for the best interests of the old veter-
ans; therefore we heartily indorse him
| for Commander-in-Ch as a fitting re-
ward for his faithful service in our be-
half, and we also indOrse The National
Tribune pension bill proposed by him"
Francis NJ. Jeffrey, Adjutant; James
| Bliss, Commander
Frank Reed Post, Illinois, unani-
mously indorses Comrade John McEl-
roy for Commander-in-Ch in 1910.
Edwin Curtis, Adjutant; J. p. Perry,
| lCommander.
Coates Post. Nebraska, unanim ousIy
favors The National Tribune pension
BILL and also unanimously indorses John
| McEIrOy for Commander-in-Chef. The
Post has no use for the Robert f. Lee
Monument in the Hall of Fame. Coates
Post wishes The National Tribune, the
old soldiers friend, great success. u.
Dillon, Adjutant.
Henry Didiot Post, Wisconsin. unani-
mously indOrses John McElroy, editor
of The National Tribune, for next Com
Lmander-in-Chief. believing that his hon
est and faithful efforts for the benefit
of his comrades entitle him to that
honor
What he has been thru in the past
Assures us that his love will last;
SO we need let no fears annoy
If we stand pat for John McElroy."
! The National Tribune pension bill was
also indOrsed, and the Post everlasting
| ly protests against any monument ever
being erected to that arbitrator, WirZ
who destroyed so many lives that could
have been spared only for his barbar-
| conduct williams N IL
er; L. L. Tongue, Adjutant.
Carroll Post, Indiana is unanimously
in favor of John McElroy, editor of The
| National Tribune, for Commander-in-
Chief. II. L. Dawson, Commander; d.
C. Murphy, Adjutant
Ballou Post, Rhode Island, unan-
mously indorses John McElroy for next
! Commander-in-Chief, and hopes that he
will be elected. George H. Cheek, Ad-
| jutant.
Winchester Post, Department of Cali
fornia and Nevada, unanimously in
dorses The National Tribune pension
bill and John McElroy for Commander
in-Chief. j. w. Reed, Adjutant.
The Manassas Picket Post, Manassas,
Va, unanimously indorses John McEl-
! roy for Commander-in-Chief
! Gen. o. o. Howard Post, Wyoming,
unanimously indorses The National
Tribune bill, and says: Every jolly
man of the Post desires to see you
elected to the office of Commander-in-
Chief of the G.. A. r. in 1910" James
| |. Patten, Adjutant.
| George d. Eggleston Post, Wisconsin,
unanimously indorses the candidacy of
John McElroy for COmmander-in-C Chief,
and instructed its Delegates to the De-
| partment Epcampment to urge the in
| dorsement of the same. Also a resolu-
ton was passed condemning the accept
ance of the Lee statue in Confederate
uniform. David j. Ryan, Adjutant
Joel r. Spahr Post, Indiana, unani-
mously indorses Comrade McElroy for
the next Chief, and the
members of the Post are unit for the
passage of The National Tribune pen
sion bill, believing it the best that we
can get at present and that it may lead
to something better in the future. B.
II. Robinson, Adjutant.
Norcatur Post, Kansas voted unanf-
mously in favor of The National Trib-
une pension bill, and unanimously in
dorsed John McElroy for Commander
in-Chief in 1910. j. C. Duncan, Adju-
tant.