The National tribune., 1910-04-21
FOR COMMANDER R=IN=CHIEF.
The Endorsements of Grand Army
Posts, of Voters in National
Encampment and Other Per
sonal Endorsements Continue
to Come in BattaEionS.

Robert Campbell Post, New Hamp-
shire. indorses Comrade John McEl-
roy for the exalted position of Com
mander-in- Chief of the G.. A. r. at the
National Ercampment at Atlantic CITY.
and also approves of The National Trib-
une pension bill, and asks its Repre-
sentatives in Congress to use all honor
able means to secure its enactment IN
to law.
ANDY Smith Post, Missouri: Com
rade John McElroy, editor of The Ma
tional Tribune. has devoted years of
time and labor to the advancement OF
the interests of the men who served in
the Union army, and has thru his pa
per, The National Tribune, at ali times
and under all circumstances advocated
and urged upon Congress the justice
and righteousness of liberal pension
laws. and has shown by figures that
cannot be disputed that while the men
who furnished the money to carry on
the war have been fully repaid, the
men who carried the muskets put into
the war more money than they. besides
health and life itself. We believe that
Comrade McElroy has done more for
the old soldiers of the G.. 4. r. than
any other one man, and consider him
entitled to the highest honor in the
gift of our organization. Therefore,
Andy Smith Post earnestly hopes for
the election of Comrade McEiCoy as
next Commander-in-Ch Chief, and asks
that our Delegates to the next Depart
ment Encampmeht use all honorable
means to advance his interests and can
didacy" w. II. Marshal. Commander;
Edgar Mclean, Adjutant.
| Stanton Post, Missouri, indorses the
candidacy of John McElroy for. the
next Commander-in-Chief. Edward
Garland, Adjutant. '' '''
Meade Post. oregon, unanimously
favors The National Tribune pension
bill. and by the same unanimity in
dorses the soldiers friend, Comrade
7 John McElroy, for the next Command
er-in-Chief. There are 1C2 members
in the Post in good standing. II. 5.
Clyde, Adjutant.
Mckinley Post, Virginia.: 1--WE in
dorse our comrade and friend, John
McElroy. for the next Commander-in-
Chief, and instruct our Delegates to the
coming Department and National En-
campments to vote for his election. Nc
Kinley Post indorses The National
Tribune pension bill also" James Do
| Ian, Commander: VIM. J. Kelly, Adju-
tant.
John Godfrey Post, California:
Whereas John McEIroy, editor of The
National Tribune, for many years has
constantly labored for the best inter-
ests of the veterans of the civil war. we
as Post heartily indorse him for Com
mander-in-Chief, and will do our ut
most for his election" Silas Crowell
Adjutant.
Standley Post, Missouri, unanimously
indorses John McElroy for the next
Commander-in-Chief. The Post also
indorses The National Tribune pension
bill. D. w. Anderson, Commander.
Phil McKernan Post, Michigan:
Whereas John McElroy has done more
for the Union soldiers and their fami-
lies than any other man on earth, re-
solved that this Post unanimously in.
dorse him for the next COMMANDMENTS
Chief. and recommend that all COM
rades work for his election" w. j
Adams. Adjutant. .
Jobes Post, Ohio: Recognizing the
Isupreme fitness of Comrade John Nc
Elroy for Commander-in-Ch and be
lieving that his candidacy is deserving
OF the support of every Grand Army
|. man, as he Is one of the most energetic
and faithful workers for the veterans
of the civil war, this Post indorses TIL
J candidacy of Comrade McElroy, ant
, will use all efforts and endeavor to sc
: cure his election" ]. c. Elliott, Adju
| tant.
Parmlee Post, Texas unanimously in
dorses John McElroy for the next Com
: mander-in-Chief. C. B. Morgan, Com
| mander.
, Lew Wallace Post, Department O
r Washington and Alaska. unanimousl.
} indorses The National Tribune pension
. bill. and its members are first, last AM
: all the time for John McElroy 70
Commander-in-Chief. Jerome WI
liams,> Commander; Evin Morgan, Ad
8 jutant.
: James Brownell Post, Iowa. by unan
Y imous vote indorsed John McElroy TO
: the next Commander-in-Chief. e. A
! Wright, Commander.
I Sedgwick Post, Michigan, takes grea
I pleasure in announcing as its choice 70
:. next Commander-in-Chief Conrad
= John McElroy, Department of the Po
a tomac. and the Post will support hin
n at the National Encampment at Allan
= tic City. o. M. Bush, Adjutant; r.
n Covert, Commander.
Lexington Post, Nebraska, unani
s mously supports the candidacy of job
3 McElroy for the next Commander-in
I Chief, and says: I'VE do not feel tina
4 he Is a stranger to us in any sense c
: the word. We are all readers of Tn
. National Tribune. and many of us use
t to read the Toledo Blade. We feel tha
no more worthy candidate could b
chosen~to this high Office" r. +
Blanchard, Adjutant
o Albion Post Illinois, most cordial
= indorses the candidacy of Conrad
n John McElroy for Commander in Chic
n in 1910. Joseph Green, Commander
It w. r. Strawn, Adjutant.
p Arkansas City Post, Kansas, unani
d mously and heartily indorses John Nc
t Elroy for National Commander and ais
d The National Tribune, and has secure
many largely signed petitions in supper
n of the same. which have been forward
o ed to Kansas members of Congress. !
It II. McCormac, Commander.
Is James T. Jones Post, Illinois, unan
d mously indorses John McElroy fo
" Chief and also The Ma
t. tional Tribune pension bill. E. Robir
t. son. Commander.
'r T. J. Potter Post, Iowa: I'VE recos
e nize in Comrade John McElroy one
lr the most loyal and self-sacrificins con
h rades, a comrade well qualified for tn
highest position within the gift of tn
G. A. r., comrade who has ever bee
ready and willing with ppn and SDeeC