The National tribune., 1910-05-19
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE: WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY

Robert Poster Post. Department OF
! PENNSYLVANIA most heartily indorses
the candidacy of John McElroy for
Chief in 1910. w. H.
Matlorie. Commander; Cornelius Brown,
| Adjutant
John Jeffers, of James Confield Post.
3S, Willard, Minn.. sends in the heindorse-
ment of John McElroy by his Post and
says: 1t gives me lots of comfort to
receive and read the columns of that
defender of those men who fought and
saved our beloved country. John Nc
| Eiroy is not the man who wishes the
old men to die Off like one of our emf
nent statesmen, who made a speech in
New York recently, stating he hoped as
the years go by that the amount of
pension paid out will be gradually re-
duced."
VIM. B. Griffith Post, 1865, Eagle
Grove, Iowa, is unanimously in favor of
John McElroy for Chief.
E. F. Griffith, Adjutant.
| J. r. Sitter, of Garrett Post. 16, New
/ ton, Iowa, sends in the Endorsement OF
his Post, and says that the Delegates
lcampments have been instructed to use
all honorable means to promote Com
rade McElrOy's nomination and elec-
ton.
At a regular meeting of Walton
Dwight Post, 1874, of Lestershire, N. Y,
a resolution was unanimously adopted
indorsing the candidacy Of our grand
old comrade, John McElroy, for Ma
tional Commander of the G.. A. r. at
the next Annual Encampment to be
held at Atlantic City in September. w.
A. Strong, Adjutant.
At the regular quarterly meeting OF
the Minnesota Association Of Union Ex-
Prisoners of War, the members of which
are also members of the G. A. r., held
In st. Paul, Mimi, recently, the candi-
dacy of John McElroy for Commander
ln-Chief was unanimously indorsed
The unparalleled unanimity with
which your candidacy Is being received
by your comrades, while most compli-
mentary has been well earned, and is
due you in recognition of your long
faithful and able services in their be-
half" writes Jas. P. Wood, Adjutant OF
the Post.
F'landreau Post, SOC, G. A. R., New
| Rochelle, N. Y, Is heartily in favor OF
Commander-fn-Chie w. D. Secord
Adjutant; G. T. Davis, Commander.
T. H. Shoens, Quartermaster of Moses
Summers Post. 27S, Baldwinsville. n
Y, says; Il heartily indorse John Nc
Elroy for Commanderi-n-Chi and our
Post will do all it can for his election
| Serg't Fl. A. Martindeil Post, 366
Langhorne, Pa, is for Comrade John
McElroy for Commander-in-Chief of the
G. A. r. Jos. r. Hibbs.
Farnsworth Post. IS, of LIE Seuel
Center. Mimi. unanimously indorses
| Comrade John McElroy as the next and
only logical candidate for Commander
in-Chief of the G.. A. R., and has in
structed its Delegates to the State En-
eampment to vote in favor of said can
didacy. Matthias Ran, Commander; Pc
ter Shippnnan, Adjutant.
| The National Tribune pension bill and
| the candidacy of John McElroy for
| lCommander-in-C Chief were heartily in
dorsed by Robbins Post, 267. of Waver-
lily, Iowa, at recent meeting. J. NJ
Andrews, Commander; J. L. Woodring
Adjutant.
Jeff C. Davis Post, of vincennes, Ind.
unanimously indorses John McElroy as
the next Commander-in-C Chief of the G
A. r. Geo. Pennington. Commander;
Jere Hershey, Adjutant.
| At a regular meeting of J. B. Nc
Pherson Post. 81, Koleen, Ind, John
| McElroy- was heartily indorsed for the
exalted position of Commander-in in Chief
of the G. A. r. ]. E. Walton. Com.
mander.
Rice and CregIow Post. Attica, O.;
has unanimously passed strong resolu-
| tions protesting against the placing oi
the statue of Robert E. Lee in the Hal
Of Fame at Washington. The Post also
| heartily indorses the candidacy of John
McElroy for Commander-in-Chie of the
! G. A r. John A. Holmes, Commanded
Old Trescott Post. 10, Salem. o.
which Is the oldest Post In the Depart
ment, at q recent meeting unanimously
/ indorsed Comrade John McElroy foI
National Commander OF the G.. A. K. in
1910-1911. w. A. Badger.
| Lamar Mcconnell Post, 81. Mafyville
| Tenn, has indorsed Comrade John Me
Elroy for Commander-in-C Chief of the
G.. A. r. A. NJ. Gamble, Adjutant.
E. J. Davis Post, Department of Tex
as heartily indorses The National Trib-
une pension bill and John McElroy for
Commander-in-Chi E. J. Kilmar
| Commander.
/ J. Holmes Post and Encampnient 8
w E. L.. both of Pennsylvania. will dc
what they can for the editor of The
| National Tribune for National Com
Inander. c. Lanker.
I S p Murdock. Commander of Thad
| Stevens Post, of Maryland. sends in the
Endorsement of his Post. and says: -
| hope that all of the comrades of tho
organization of the Grand Army of the
Republic will give their hearty strength
and support toward John McElroy and
give him q unanimous election"
Croxton Post, Department of Ken
lucky, heartily indorses the candidacy
of John AIcElroy for Commander-in-
| Chief, and will do all in it's power to
1 secure his election at Atlantic City
John Joyce.
C. W. Hurd. of d. W. Washington
Post, of New York, writes in behalf OF
1 the Post: II desire to say that but one
name appeals to us. and that is John
McElroy."
Philip CutIand Post. Department OF
| Minnesota is heartily in favor of John
McElroy for Commander-in-C Chief, and
indorses The National Tribune pension
bill. II. C. Malfette.
Jas. A.oRolston,, Quartermaster, An
drews POST, of Ohio. sends in the in