The National tribune., 1910-01-20

McElroy for Commander r-in-Chief, an
pray for the success of both. Many o
the old veterans are coming down her
to spend the Winter in this delightful
climate.-H- c. Adler, Commander.
Resolved, That McCulloch Post. 475
Earlville, Ill, heartily indorses the cleo
ton of Conrade John McElroy 70
Commander-in-C Chief of the C. A. r. fo
l9lo.-C. E. Miller, Commander; w. J
Dinsmore, .Adjutant.
At a regular meeting of Burnsid,
Post, 8, Department of Tennessee
| IGreenville, Tenn, the matter of Com
mander-in7Chief was brought up b!
! Commander w. T. Mitchell, when TIL,
! following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the so members o.
the Post present heartily indorse Com.
rade John McElroy for Commander-in.
Chief in 1910 and also indorse The Ma.
tonal Tribune pension bill in its en-
tirety, and that the Adjutant of fhis
Post be instructed to at once send a copy
| OF these resolutions to The National
Tribune for publication, with the best
wishes of this Post for the success Il
Commander; Silas Flournoy, Adjutant
AT meeting of Gen. Lawton Post,
~, Department of Idaho, Rathdrum,
we unanimously indorsed John McElroy
Tor Commander-in-C Chief at the Nation
al Encampment at Atlantic City. n. j.
Ii. j. Newhouse. Adjutant.
At a meeting of Hobart Post, 1O2. c..
A. Hobart he
luton was unanimously adopted: THAT
as a Post we favor The National Trib-
une pension bill as the best one we
nave heard of, that we ask our mem
Defs in Congress to work for its pas
sage, and that we favor the candidacy
of Editor McElroy for Commandcr-in-
Chief of the G. A. r. for the same rea-
son. .'-Thos. w. Cuppy. Commander;
w. A. Madaris, Adjutant
At regular meeting of Geo. Ricard
Post, 1862. Department of New York, G..
A. r., 514 Broadway, Brooklyn. n. Y,
it was unanimously resolved that this
Post, in grateful recognition of the 10y
atty to the interests of the civil war
veterans and the unquesioned ability of
John McElroy, recommend his nominal
ton and election to the office Of Com
Chief of the G.. A r. at the
next Annual Encampment.-W. j.
Clough, Commander; James G.. Kent
Adjutant.
At the last regular meeting of Joe
Gould Post, 145, G.. A. r., at Phoenix,
n. Y, the following resolution was
adopted and passed:
Resolved, That we do most heartily
indorse John McElroy as Commander
in-Chief of the. G. A. r., and earnestly
hope and pray that one so deserving
and worthy and well qualified as Col.
MCElrOy will be elected to this the
highest position in the gift T the G.. a.
r., at the next National Encampment,
to meet at Atlantic City, n. j., in Sep
tembcr, 1910.
lie it resolved. further, That we also
warmly indorse The National Tribune
pension biil.--T. Z. Taggart, Command
er; W. w. Sinclair, AdJutant.
At the last regular meeting of Geo.
w De Long Post, As, Department of
Californ Il and Nevada, G. A r., located
in Honolulu, r. H., the increase in PEN
siDHS TO civil war veterans as recon-
mendcd in The National Tribune was
heartily and unaniIa ously indOrsed and
your efforts in behaif of the comrades
of the G.. a. r. thorOly appreciated,
trusting that your efforts may result
successfully. Also, by unanimous vote
Of the Post, the election of Comrade
John McEiroy as Chief
of the q. A. X. was unanimously and
urgently presented for the coming term.
We realized that in The National Trib-
une we have firm ally, and thOrOly
all efforts made thru its col
umns in our behalf, hoping that its in
efforts may result in favor
Of those who imperiled their lives in
defense of the Flag.-James T. Cope
land, Adjutant
At regular meeting of Sam Walker
Post, 205. Department of Illinois, Mount
The National Tribune bill was
indOrsed and John McE,l-
roy for the next Commander-in-C Chief.
j. o. Mason, Mount Pulaski, Ill.
At a regular meeting of Thurber Post,
n. Y. resolution was unani-
mOuSIy adopted indOrsing The National
Tribune bill, also unanimously indorsing
Cpmrade John McElroy for Command
er-in-Chief of the q. y. r. for 1910
II. c. Altcnburg, Commander; Charles
iI. Whitney, Adjutant.
James Henderson Post, 443, Depart
nent of Pennsylvania, Hummelstown.
Pa, unanimously indorse The National
Tribune pension bill, also Col. John Nc
;lroy for our next Commander-in-
Chief. We are all on the firing line yet.
Jacob Splitter.
Scott Post, 100, Department of Ohio,
Van Vert, in regular session adopted
the following resolution without a dis
setting vote membership to-day, 1860:
Whereas in view OF his many acts of
loyalty to our order. and believing him
TO be the right man for the place; be ii
Resolved. That this Post cordially in
iorsa Comrade- John McElroy for the
exalted pOsti of COmmander-in-C Chief
Of the G. A. r., and urge his election
1t the coming National Encampment at
Atlantic City.
Resolved, That we approve the pen
sion bill proposed by The National
Tribune as being both just and fair, and
hereby ask our Congressional Repre-
sentatives to use all honorable means
TO secure its enactment into law at the
present session of Congress.-Milton
Welker Commander; w. H. Mozin, Ad-
jutant.
At the regular meeting of John
Campbell Post, 204, Harrison, o., resolu-
ions were unanimously adopted indors-
ing The National Tribune pension bill,
also the candidacy Of Comrade John
McElroy for the next Commander-in-
he Department Encampment was also
to use all honorable means
10 procure your election.-George w.
Commander.
At a meeting Of Stoker Post, 54, c.
A. r., Find8sy, Department of Ohio, the
following was unanimously passed: